Fibre Optic Bulk Cables | 10-GBE for sale from Black Box Network Services

Fibre Optic Bulk Cables | 10-GBE

Supplier: Black Box Network Services

Fibre Optic Bulk Cables | 10-GBE

10-GBE is a logical extension of previous Ethernet versions and was designed to make the transition from LANs to Wide Area Networks (WANs) and Metropolitan Area Networks (MANs).

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Features:

Black Box 10-Gigabit Multimode 50 /125um (Om3) Fibre Optic Bulk Cables.
All feature tightbuffered fibre with an acrylate fibre coating and aramid yard strength members.
The 10-GBE Fibre Optic Bulk Cables can be used with either LED or laser light sources.
With a laser light source, bandwidth increases to 2000 MHz/km.
Use the cable in 10-Gigabit Ethernet runs up to 300 metres, making it ideal for backbone and campus connections.

Choose from two styles of the 10-GBE Fibre Optic Bulk Cables:

Bulk distribution-style cable with a PVC or plenum jacket.
Bulk zipcord cable with a PVC or plenum jacket.

To contact Black Box Network Services about Fibre Optic Bulk Cables | 10-GBE use Get a quote.

Features:

Black Box 10-Gigabit Multimode 50 /125um (Om3) Fibre Optic Bulk Cables.
All feature tightbuffered fibre with an acrylate fibre coating and aramid yard strength members.
The 10-GBE Fibre Optic Bulk Cables can be used with either LED or laser light sources.
With a laser light source, bandwidth increases to 2000 MHz/km.
Use the cable in 10-Gigabit Ethernet runs up to 300 metres, making it ideal for backbone and campus connections.

Choose from two styles of the 10-GBE Fibre Optic Bulk Cables:

Bulk distribution-style cable with a PVC or plenum jacket.
Bulk zipcord cable with a PVC or plenum jacket.

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To contact Black Box Network Services about Fibre Optic Bulk Cables | 10-GBE use Get a quote.

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Black Box 10-GBE fibre optic bulk cables carry 10-Gigabit Ethernet traffic over 50/125 μm multimode fibre, using tight-buffered construction and an acrylate fibre coating. Their bandwidth increases to 2,000 MHz/km when used with a laser light source. They suit backbone and campus network connections, extending Ethernet from LANs towards Wide Area Networks and Metropolitan Area Networks.