A multimode (OM2) fiber optic patch cable designed for telecom infrastructure, typically used in mobile base stations for linking distribution boxes to remote radio heads (RRH) or radio modules. It features duplex LC connectors with specialized waterproof (NSN-type) boots, ensuring secure and stable connections in outdoor environments.
The cable is commonly around 30 meters in length and built with durable materials such as armored tubing, kevlar reinforcement, and UV-resistant outer jackets. It supports flexible bending, low insertion loss, and high signal integrity, making it suitable for harsh conditions like extreme temperatures and moisture exposure.
It is widely used in FTTA (Fiber to the Antenna) deployments for 2G, 3G, 4G LTE, and 5G networks, where it plays a critical role in carrying high-speed optical signals between base station components, ensuring reliable and efficient telecom network performance.
