10 Meter ST/ST Duplex OM3 Fiber Patch Cable

The 10 Meter ST/ST Duplex OM3 Fiber Patch Cable provides dependable multimode optical connectivity for telecommunications, enterprise networks, industrial systems, and structured fiber installations. Featuring OM3 multimode fiber, ST connectors on both ends, and duplex construction, this fiber optic patch cord is designed for compatible equipment and fiber infrastructure using ST-style interfaces.

The ST connectors feature a bayonet-style locking mechanism that provides a secure connection to compatible fiber patch panels, enclosures, media converters, network equipment, and other optical devices. ST connectivity remains common throughout established and legacy fiber infrastructure, making this cable a practical solution for maintaining, expanding, or upgrading compatible optical networks.

Its duplex configuration incorporates two optical fibers, providing separate transmit and receive paths for compatible network connections. OM3 multimode fiber is designed for high-bandwidth, short-distance optical transmission commonly required within building networks, equipment rooms, telecommunications environments, and other professional fiber systems.

At 10 meters in length, this ST fiber jumper provides extended routing flexibility between racks, cabinets, fiber distribution areas, patch panels, and optical equipment where shorter patch cords may not provide sufficient reach.

Key Features:

• 10-meter OM3 multimode fiber patch cable
• ST connectors on both ends
• ST-to-ST fiber connectivity
• Duplex two-fiber configuration
• OM3 multimode optical fiber
• Bayonet-style ST locking connectors
• Designed for high-bandwidth, short-distance fiber links
• Useful for established and compatible legacy fiber infrastructure
• Suitable for telecom, enterprise, and industrial networks
• Ideal for compatible fiber panels and optical equipment

Extend reliable optical connectivity with the 10 Meter ST/ST Duplex OM3 Fiber Patch Cable, a professional ST-to-ST OM3 multimode fiber jumper for telecommunications, industrial, enterprise, and structured fiber optic networks.