Fiber optic cable CBO AA1403005-E5-NT 10,000 Mbit/s, 300 m

Single fiber optic cable CBO AA1403005-E5-NT delivers high-speed data transmission rated up to 10,000 Mbit/s over a 300 m spool. Designed for backbone and point-to-point network links, this BlueOptics cable supports stable, low-latency connectivity between switches, routers and telecom equipment. The cable is intended for installation in cable trays and conduits and is suitable for structured network environments where a single fiber run is required; specific connector type and fiber count are not specified.

Advantages

The cable provides a high throughput capacity and consistent signal quality across the full 300 m length, enabling reliable long-run connections within campus and enterprise networks. Its single-fiber format simplifies routing in contained installations, and compatibility with standard rack and field equipment allows integration with existing network infrastructure. The construction supports use in cable trays and conduits, promoting neat routing and mechanical protection.

Suitable for

• Backbone links between network closets or buildings
• Point-to-point connections for switches and routers
• Campus and enterprise internal network runs
• Telecommunications equipment interconnects
• Installation in cable trays and conduits

Key specifications

• Maximum data rate: up to 10,000 Mbit/s
• Cable length: 300 m spool
• Single fiber format suitable for point-to-point links
• Intended for use in cable trays and conduits
• Designed for low-latency, high-stability data transmission

How to use

Route the cable through cable trays or conduits to connect network equipment such as switches, routers or telecom devices. Prepare cable ends and terminate with appropriate connectors or housing compatible with your equipment and site standards, ensuring correct fiber handling and cleanliness during termination. Test the link after installation with suitable optical test equipment to verify attenuation and continuity across the 300 m run before putting the connection into production.

Usage recommendations

Handle optical fiber with care: avoid tight bends, excessive tension and crushing. Use proper fiber termination and testing tools, follow workplace safety and fiber optic best practices, and store remaining cable on the spool in a clean, dry environment to maintain performance.