Fiber optic CBO 49Y7884-LE-BO 40000 Mbit/s 150 m cable

CBO 49Y7884-LE-BO is a BlueOptics fiber optic cable offering a rated data throughput of 40,000 Mbit/s over a cable length of 150 m. Engineered for high-speed data transmission, this multimode fiber link is intended for backbone connections, data center interconnects and enterprise network segments where sustained bandwidth and low latency are required. The cable construction maintains signal integrity across longer distances and is compatible with standard optical transceivers and modern networking equipment.

Advantages

The cable delivers high aggregate bandwidth suitable for demanding network environments while minimizing signal loss and interference common in copper alternatives. Its 150 m length covers typical data center and campus backbone runs without additional splicing. BlueOptics fiber construction ensures consistent optical performance and mechanical robustness for rack-to-rack and room-to-room installations.

Suitable for

• Data center backbone and server-to-switch interconnects
• Enterprise campus network uplinks and aggregation links
• High-performance computing clusters and storage area networks
• Telecommunications rooms and equipment cabinets

Key specifications

• Rated data throughput: 40,000 Mbit/s
• Cable length: 150 m
• Transmission medium: fiber optic (optical fiber)
• Designed for long-distance signal integrity and low attenuation
• Compatible with standard optical transceiver modules and network equipment

How to use

Route the fiber cable along designated cable trays or conduits and secure it to avoid tight bends or crush points. Terminate both ends using compatible optical connectors and verify connector cleanliness before mating to minimize insertion loss. Use appropriate strain relief at patch panels or equipment racks. After installation, test optical power levels and link performance with a suitable optical power meter or OTDR to confirm the cable meets expected throughput and attenuation values.

Usage recommendations

Maintain bend radii within manufacturer guidelines, keep connectors clean and protected while idle, and avoid placing the cable under mechanical stress. For critical links, perform periodic optical testing and label both ends to simplify maintenance and future upgrades.