Fiber optic network cable CBO 407-10588-BO 1000 Mbit/s, range up to 10000 m

BlueOptics fiber optic network cable model 407-10588-BO is designed for single- or multi-segment optical links that require stable data transmission at up to 1000 Mbit/s over long distances. The cable supports a stated range up to 10,000 meters, making it suitable for backbone connections, campus interbuilding links and industrial environments where low signal loss and immunity to electromagnetic interference are required. Its construction and optical characteristics provide predictable attenuation and consistent performance for point-to-point network runs.

Advantages

The BlueOptics cable provides low attenuation across extended distances, enabling 1000 Mbit/s throughput without the susceptibility to electrical noise typical of copper media. Its optical transmission delivers stable latency and bandwidth over runs up to 10,000 meters, which simplifies network design for long-distance links. The cable's immunity to electromagnetic interference and galvanic isolation reduce the risk of data errors in electrically noisy or industrial settings.

Suitable for

• Backbone network connections between buildings or data closets
• Campus networks spanning large sites
• Industrial network segments where EMI immunity is required
• Long-distance fiber links for CCTV, telemetry or remote LAN extension

Key specifications

• Maximum supported data rate: 1000 Mbit/s
• Maximum link distance: up to 10,000 m
• Transmission medium: optical fiber (single-mode or multimode depending on deployment)
• Low attenuation suitable for long-distance transmission
• Immunity to electromagnetic interference and galvanic isolation

How to use

Install the fiber cable following site-specific routing and bending-radius guidelines, and ensure proper strain relief at both ends. Terminate fiber ends with compatible connectors or splice according to your network design and test each link using an optical power meter or OTDR to verify attenuation and continuity. Use appropriate patch panels or distribution frames to organize terminations and apply dust caps when connectors are not mated to prevent contamination. Follow safety procedures for handling fiber, including wearing eye protection when working near active transmitters and proper disposal of fiber scraps.

Usage recommendations

For reliable performance at the specified distances and 1000 Mbit/s operation, verify whether single-mode or multimode fiber is required for your devices and transceivers. Use certified connectors, maintain correct bend radius during installation, and perform attenuation testing after termination. In industrial environments, route fiber away from high-tension mechanical stress and secure it in protective conduits where necessary.