OM1 Fiber Jumpers

OM1 Fiber Jumpers are cables used in fiber optic networks to connect fiber optic devices, patch panels, fiber distribution frames, etc. OM1 stands for a multimode fiber optic standard with a core diameter of 62.5 microns, which is suitable for data transmission over shorter distances.

OM1 Fiber Jumpers are typically used to support applications with transmission rates of 1 Gigabit Ethernet and below, such as data transmission in Local Area Network (LAN) environments. They can be connected to devices with the same or different types of connectors, and common connector types include SC, LC, ST, and others.

These types of fiber optic patch cords have OM1 multimode fibers and corresponding outer jackets, and are often available in different lengths and connector type options as needed. They are an important part of building LANs, data centers, and other multimode fiber optic networks.