Cable de fibra óptica EFB Elektronik O7353.10 10 m SC ST turquesa

The EFB Elektronik O7353.10 is a 10 m fibre optic patch cord with SC and ST connectors and a 50 µm core (OM3). Designed for structured cabling in data centres and office networks, this fibre jumper provides a short, direct link between active device ports and passive interfaces. The turquoise LSZH sheath makes the cable easy to identify in installations while meeting flame-retardant and halogen-free safety standards.

Advantages

This fibre optic cable uses aramid yarn reinforcement for improved tensile strength and long-term stability. The LSZH (halogen-free, flame-retardant) outer sheath complies with IEC-60754-2, IEC-60332-1 and IEC-61034. Connectors meet quality grades B/2 for singlemode and A/1 for multimode according to IEC-61753 series, and each patch cord is 100% tested and supplied with an individual test protocol.

Suitable for

• Interconnects in data centres and server rooms
• Short multimode links between active network equipment and patch panels
• Office LAN backbone and horizontal cabling where OM3 multimode is required

Key specifications

• Brand: EFB Elektronik
• Model / MPN: O7353.10
• Length: 10 m
• Connector types: SC — ST
• Fiber type: OM3 multimode, core 50 µm
• Sheath: LSZH (halogen-free, flame-retardant)
• Reinforcement: aramid yarn
• Standards: IEC-60754-2, IEC-60332-1, IEC-61034, IEC-61753 (connector grades)
• EAN: 4049759027803

How to use

Route the 10 m OM3 fibre jumper between the device port and the passive interface, ensuring connector endfaces are clean before mating. Align and insert the SC and ST connectors into the corresponding ports without forcing; follow standard handling procedures for multimode fibre to avoid sharp bends and excessive tension. Use the included test protocol to verify insertion loss and return loss after installation.

Recommendations

Store and install the cable in environments that respect the minimum bend radius for OM3 multimode fibre, avoid crushing or repeated flexing, and ensure connectors remain free of dust — clean endfaces with an appropriate fibre cleaning tool before each mating.