ST to ST Duplex Fiber Optic Patch Cable - Multimode OM1 62.5/125μm
OM1 patch cords are special order. Because OM1 is an older fiber standard, we no longer keep it in stock. These are ordered in specially, minimum quantities may apply, and the item is non-returnable once your order is placed. Contact us for current lead time and minimums.
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ST to ST Duplex Patch Cable – OM1 Multimode
Enhance your legacy network with our ST-to-ST Duplex OM1 Multimode Fiber Patch Cable, engineered for reliable 1 Gb/s connectivity in lab environments, enterprise networks, and legacy systems. Featuring two 62.5/125 µm multimode fibers in a single zip cable, this jumper is terminated with rugged ST bayonet connectors for fast, secure, and tool-free connections, ideal for high-vibration settings.
Key Features
- OM1 Multimode Fiber (62.5/125 µm) – Supports 1 Gb/s links up to 275 m for short-reach applications
- Duplex Construction – Two strands in one zip cable for simultaneous transmit/receive traffic
- ST Bayonet Connectors – Twist-on/twist-off coupling ensures quick, vibration-resistant installations.
- PC-Polished Ferrules – Delivers consistent insertion loss (≤ 0.20 dB typical) and return-loss performance.
- Certified Quality – UL-listed (US/Canada) and fully RoHS-conformant for safety and environmental compliance
Ideal Applications
- Legacy network upgrades and maintenance
- Lab environments requiring secure, tool-free connections
- Enterprise networks with ST-terminated equipment
- Short-haul data, voice, and video connectivity
Specifications
- Connector Type: ST PC to ST PC
- Fiber Mode: OM1 Multimode 62.5/125 μm
- Duplex Configuration: Zipcord
- Insertion Loss (Typical): ≤ 0.20 dB
- Insertion Loss (Maximum): ≤ 0.30 dB
- Jacket Material: PVC
- Cable Diameter: 3.0 mm × 6.1 mm (zipcord)
- Polarity: A (Tx) to B (Rx)
- Certifications: UL-Listed, RoHS Compliant
Upgrade your network with this ST-to-ST OM1 multimode fiber-optic patch cable, designed for durability, ease of use, and reliable performance in legacy and high-density environments.