HFBR-4516Z Industrial POF Fiber Patch Cords Telespace Networks manufactures standard product lines of fiber optic patch cords with plastic optical fiber (POF) and Versatile Link (Versalink) terminations. These products provide ready-made solutions for quick installations in commercial or industrial networking/communications applications using Avago VersaLink fiber optic transmitters and receivers. Our premier quality patch cords are available in simplex and duplex cable with latching and non-latching connectors, heavy duty or UL-rated cable construction, and in many standard lengths.

2x Toslink (SPDIF) Male connectors Gold-plated metal shell connectors with polished lens Ultra-thin PVC jacket Superior resistance to EMI/RFI and ground loop interference Ultra thin and light weight Ideal for installations where space is tight or limited High resolution digital cable with Toslink connectors offer the most acurate digital audio signal transfer for maximum audio clarity and resolution.

MTP Patch Cord OM3 12 Cores is a fiber optic cable with MTP connectors on both ends, designed for use with OM3 multimode optical fiber. It is suitable for applications that require high data rates and is often used in environments where high-density fiber connections are necessary, such as data centers and telecommunications infrastructure. MTP connectors are designed for quick and efficient connection and disconnection. OM4 fiber has higher bandwidth and can support higher data rates over longer distances compared to OM3. There are 12 separate fibers within the cable assembly, allowing for the transmission of data, typically in a parallel configuration.

MTP Patch Cord OM4 12 Cores is a fiber optic cable with MTP connectors on both ends, designed for use with OM4 multimode optical fiber. It is suitable for applications that require high data rates and is often used in environments where high-density fiber connections are necessary, such as data centers and telecommunications infrastructure. MTP connectors are designed for quick and efficient connection and disconnection. OM4 fiber has higher bandwidth and can support higher data rates over longer distances compared to OM3. There are 12 separate fibers within the cable assembly, allowing for the transmission of data, typically in a parallel configuration.