Fiber optic patch cables are defined components of an internationally standardized structured cabling of ISO / IEC11801.
Many different connectors have grown historically in structured cabling, whereby the following are still relevant: LC, SC, E2000®, MPO / MTP

A fiber optic patch cable represents the shortest connection between a passive cabling port and an active network port or a point-to-point Point connection of two active network ports.
Quality classes allow a qualitative differentiation of the fiber optic patch cables depending on the network service.

Identical names for patch cables: patch cords, adapter cables, connection cables, hybrid cables, jumpers, connecting cords Features of EFB fiber optic patch cables
Strain relief reinforced with aramid yarn
Halogen-free and flame-retardant jacket according to IEC-60754-2, IEC-60332-1 and IEC-61034
EFB fiber optic connectors meet the minimum quality class Grade B / 2 according to IEC-61753-1 for singlemode and Grade A / 1 for Multimode according to IEC 61753-122-2 (UPC cut)
100% tested and with individual measurement protocol

• Fiber type Multimode 62.5 / 125

• category OM1

• Number of fibers 2

• Anti-kink sleeve attached

• Connector type connection 1 ST

• Connector type connection 2 ST

• Maximum pulling force 160 N

• Minimum bending radius (static) 10xOD

• Minimum bending radius (dynamic) 20xOD

• Cable type IV (ZN) H

• Cable structure Duplex

• Cable Ø 3.0 mm

• Coat color orange

• Sheath material LSZH

• Flame retardant according to EN 50265-2-1

• Halogen free according to IEC60754-1

• Low smoke according to IEC61034-1

• Working temperature -20 - 70 ° C

• Storage temperature -20 - 85 ° C

• Insertion loss 850nm <0.3 dB

• Quality class multimode A / 1 according to IEC-61753-222-2

• Connector conforms to standard IEC 61754-2

• Cable conforms to standard IEC 60793-2