The JBX83637 5m LC/SC OM2 50/125 Multimode Fiber Patch Cable is an enterprise-grade connectivity solution engineered for critical network infrastructure applications. This duplex patch cable combines proven OM2 multimode fiber technology with premium UPC-polished LC and SC connectors, ensuring optimal optical performance and minimal signal loss. Key Technical Features: This cable utilizes OM2 50/125 multimode fiber with bend-insensitive characteristics, enabling deployment in space-constrained environments without compromising performance. The duplex configuration supports simultaneous bidirectional communication, making it ideal for full-duplex networking applications. With attenuation specifications of 3.5 dB/km at 850nm or 1.0 dB/km at 1300nm, this cable maintains signal strength over extended runs while meeting stringent enterprise standards. Compliance & Quality Assurance: Full TAA (Trade Agreements Act) compliance makes this cable suitable for government and institutional procurement. RoHS/ELV directive compliance ensures environmental responsibility. Each cable undergoes rigorous attenuation testing per ANSI/TIA/EIA-455-171-A-2001 standards, guaranteeing consistent quality and reliability. Applications & Use Cases: Perfect for data centers, campus networking, server interconnects, and equipment-to-equipment fiber optic connections. The 5-meter length accommodates standard rack-to-rack distances in typical server environments. The white jacketing provides easy identification and organization in complex cable management scenarios. Custom Solutions Available: Requiring a different length? Custom cable lengths are available to meet your specific installation requirements. Multiple manufacturing locations ensure rapid fulfillment and reliable availability. Shipping & Support: Qualifies for free standard shipping on orders exceeding $99. Backed by a 90-day limited warranty, this cable represents a dependable, cost-effective investment in your network infrastructure. Ships from strategically located facilities in California, Texas, and South Carolina.