Optical Fibre patchcords are a defining factor in ensuring your network performs to the highest level. A patchcord can be split into three key components; the connector, the cable and the manufacturing process. These three areas all contribute to the performance of a patchcord, but it is the manufacturing process that defines the performance of the assembly. Whilst the cable and connectors used in FibreFab optical fibre patchcords are the best available, it is our expertise in production that sets our products apart. FibreFab has 15 years experience in GB6198 Fibre Optic & Networking Products FibreFab 50/125 (OM2) Optical Fibre Patchcords manufacturing fibre optic cable assemblies from using Biconic and SMA through to ST, SC to today’s Small Form Factor (SFF) connectors like the LC, MU or MT-RJ. If you have a fibre network, no matter what the technology, FibreFab can offer you a solution.
This handbook describes the FibreFab 50/125 (OM2) optical fibre patchcords, highlighting the importance of the manufacturing process, connector types, and cable construction for high‑performance network installations. FibreFab leverages 15 years of experience to produce assemblies that meet industry standards and provide reliable transmission.
The document lists technical specifications such as bandwidth, insertion loss, operating temperature, fire performance, and packaging details, and provides ordering information for various connector configurations and lengths. Compliance with standards like LSZH, EC 60332‑1 and EC 874‑14 is also documented.
| Cable Length Range | 1 m to 10 m |
|---|---|
| Insertion Loss (Multimode) – Max | 0.3 dB |
| Insertion Loss (MT‑RJ) – Max | 0.5 dB |
| Operating Temperature | -40 °C to +85 °C |
| Fire Performance | LSZH, EC 60332‑1 |
| Packaging Colour | Orange |
| Strength Members | Aramid |
The maximum insertion loss for multimode connectors is 0.3 dB.
The patchcord can operate from –40 °C up to +85 °C.