Yingda mass-produces a wide range of optical fiber jumpers SC LC FC ST MPO E2000,etc, including single mode fiber jumper and multimode fiber jumper, indoor patch cord or outdoor fiber patch cord, FTTH drop cable patch cord, PM fiber patch cord, armored patch cables,GPON patch cord, etc. All fiber jumpers are in mass production, fast delivery, and reliable quality.
If you want to buy fiber jumpers to use in the following scenarios, please feel free to inquire.
High-density cabling in data center computer rooms
Fiber patch cord LC to LC utilize a small connector suitable for high-density environments. They are commonly used to connect servers and switches to support large-scale data transmission.
Fiber optic patch panels in telecommunications networks
FC cables feature a metal sheath secured with screw fasteners and are widely used in optical distribution frames (ODFs) to secure optical connections.
Router and Switch Interconnection
Fiber optic patch cord SC SC feature a rectangular housing and a latching design for quick connection to routers, switches, and optical transceivers, reducing the need for twisting.
Optical Module Integration
LC LC cable connect directly to SFP (Small Form-factor Pluggable) optical modules. The modular jack mechanism simplifies installation and is suitable for a wide range of optical communication equipment.
Long-Distance Transmission Systems
Ultra-low insertion loss LC to LC fiber optic cable (insertion loss as low as 0.12dB) are optimized for long-distance data transmission of 10km to 40km, especially for single-mode fiber optic networks.
Terminal Box to Device Patch Cables
These are typically used for flexible connections between optical transceivers and fiber terminal boxes, ensuring flexible optical path configuration. For example, in local area networks (LANs) or fiber access networks, multimode patch cables are used for short distances (up to 500m), while single-mode patch cables are used for longer distances.
Finally, in optic communication systems and location based services, fiber jumpers need to match the wavelength of the optical module (e.g., single-mode blue connector, multi-mode orange connector) to avoid transmission errors.
