E2000 to LC-Duplex Multimode OM4 cable 50/125 µm, purple, 0.5 m - 100 m

Fiber Optic Patch Cable, 0.5 m - 100 m
E2000 UPC to LC-Duplex UPC
Multimode - Fiber grade ITU-T G.651.1
Halogen-free - LSZH (low smoke zero halogens) jacket
Specs
  • pl_multimode Multimode - OM4
  • pl_length 0.5m - 100m
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Selection "S2":
Country of Origin
Germany,
Belgium,
Thailand,
Taiwan,
Vietnam and
Malaysia
Part number
M4.EL.x

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Specification

Cable Type Multimode
Cable Specification OM4 50/125
Length 100 m
Sheath Color purple
Cable Wiring straight
Cores 2 Cores
Side A - Connector E2000
Side A - Polish male
Side A - Polish UPC
Side B - Connector LC-Duplex
Side B - Polish male
Side B - Polish UPC
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What customers say

We routinely operate temporary community events in conference centers and in camping fields, and the FLEXBOX has been a lifesaver. Many of our network devices are donated or loaned so we frequently have to re-program the optics for compatibility. The FLEXBOXES are easy to use, high quality, and survive rough use in the field. Which is sometimes an actual field.

c3noc Internetmanufaktur/ Chaos Computer Club e.V.

The FLEXBOX is really a great tool. It allows me to quickly re-configure transceivers. Nice additional feature is the "Power Meter & Source" tool. It allows, without additional hardware, a quick check of optical transceivers, fiber cables, fiber connections etc. 

René Oskar Kühne IT support / R.O. Kuehne

It's just a genius device. So easy to use and simple! I would recommend it to every network engineer. Plug-in the module, program and its ready for deployment!

David Schoefberger Staff Engineer Core IT Infrastructure/ New Work SE

Working with the FLEXOPTIX Transceivers and FLEXBOX is not only uncomplicated but offers us the possibility of working with many vendor types to support the different campus networks. Thanks guys - awesome work.

Brian Masiga Network Engineer / Research and Education Network for Uganda
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