MicroConnect FIB442050 50m OM3 LC/PC Network Cable

Struggling with signal loss when routing fibre through tight spaces? The MicroConnect FIB442050 50m OM3 LC/PC Network Cable is a 50 m multimode fibre optic cable that delivers reliable high-speed connections even around bends, making your data centre or office install quick and dependable.

Key Features of a 50 m Network Cable

• Cable length: 50 m. Gives you ample reach for most rack-to-rack or floor-to-floor runs.
• Fibre optic type: OM3. Supports 10G, 40G and 100G Ethernet for future-proof networking.
• Core diameter: 50 µm. Standard size that ensures compatibility with common transceivers.
• Connector type: LC/PC male (both ends). Easy plug-and-play connection to SFP+ modules.
• Jacket material: Low Smoke Zero Halogen (LSZH). Reduces toxic fumes in case of fire.
• Colour: Orange. Helps you identify the cable quickly in a crowded bundle.
• Bend-insensitive design: 50/125 µm OM3 multimode. Maintains low attenuation when twisted or curved.
• Warranty: 25-year warranty. Gives you long-term peace of mind for critical infrastructure.

Why Choose a MicroConnect Network Cable

If you manage a data centre, office building or industrial network, you need a fibre link that can handle high-speed traffic without costly re-termination. Traditional cables often suffer from signal loss when routed around corners, leading to downtime and extra maintenance. This cable’s bend-insensitive construction and long 50 m reach let you design cleaner pathways, reduce installation time, and keep your network running smoothly.

Benefits of MicroConnect Network Cable

• High-speed capability: Supports 10G/40G/100G Ethernet, so your network can scale.
• Easy installation: LC/PC male connectors snap on without tools, saving labour.
• Safety compliance: LSZH jacket meets fire safety standards for safer environments.
• Longevity: 25-year warranty protects your investment over decades.

Usages of a 50 m Network Cable

Ideal for connecting servers, switches and storage arrays in data centres, linking floor-to-floor networks in office buildings, or extending high-speed links in industrial automation setups where space constraints demand flexible routing.

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