Duplex LC UPC- LC UPC Fiber Optic Jumper Cord Siglemode 3.0mm

Duplex LC UPC- LC UPC Fiber Optic Jumper Cord Siglemode 3.0mm

A duplex fiber optic jumper cord (also called a duplex patch cable) consists of two fiber optic cables joined together, typically used for bidirectional communication (transmit and receive).

Specification:

Feature:

1.1 Connector Types:
      LC-LC Duplex (most common for high-density applications).
      SC-SC Duplex (older, bulkier, but still used).
      ST-ST Duplex (common in older multimode networks).
      Hybrid Duplex (e.g., LC-SC, LC-ST for cross-connections).
1.2 Fiber Types:
      Single-mode (OS1/OS2): Long-distance (up to 100+ km), low loss, used in telecom/cable TV.
      Multimode (OM1/OM2/OM3/OM4/OM5): Short-distance (up to 550m for 10G), used in data centers/LANs.
1.3 Cable Structure:
      Two separate fibers (Tx & Rx) in a single jacket.
      Often zip-cord style (can be easily split).
      Available in simplex (single fiber) or duplex (dual fiber).
1.4 Polish Types:
      UPC (Ultra Physical Contact) – Blue connectors, standard for most applications.
      APC (Angled Physical Contact) – Green connectors, used where low back reflection is needed.
1.5 Common Lengths:
      Typically 0.5m to 50m, but custom lengths are available.

Application:

2.1 Telecommunication Network

2.2 Fiber Broad Band Network

2.3 CATV system

2.4 LAN and WAN system

2.5 FTTP