Fiber Patch Cable CBO SFP6141BU2MKB — 2 m, Single-mode G.657.A1

BlueOptics Fiber Patch Cable CBO SFP6141BU2MKB is a 2 m single-mode jumper designed to meet ITU-T G.657.A1 specifications for low-bend-loss optical fibres. Intended for short-range links, this cable is suitable for indoor installations where space is limited and reliability is required for connections between equipment, patch panels and optical transceivers. The jacket and fiber construction allow flexible routing with reduced signal attenuation when routed around tight corners.

Advantages

The cable provides single-mode transmission optimized for low bending sensitivity according to G.657.A1, which reduces the risk of increased loss in confined pathways. Its 2 m length balances reach and manageability for rack-to-rack and equipment-to-equipment connections. The product is compatible with standard single-mode connectors and transceivers used in data cabinets and telecom racks, and its construction supports stable optical performance for short runs.

Suitable for

• Indoor patching between transceivers and network equipment
• Connections on patch panels and distribution frames
• Short trunk links in comms cabinets and data centres
• Installations with limited bend radius or constrained cable routes

Key specifications

• Fiber type: single-mode, compliant with ITU-T G.657.A1
• Length: 2 metres
• Construction: low-bend-loss fiber suitable for tight routing
• Typical use: indoor, patching and equipment interconnects
• Connector style: compatible with standard single-mode connector interfaces (factory-terminated)

How to use

Route the 2 m patch cable between the two optical ports to be connected, avoiding unnecessary tension or kinks. Ensure connectors are clean before mating to prevent contamination-related loss. When bending is required, maintain radii within the manufacturer's recommendations for G.657.A1 fibers to preserve signal integrity. Plug the connectors securely into patch panel or transceiver ports until a positive engagement is felt.

Usage recommendations

Store and handle the cable in a dust-free environment and use appropriate cleaning tools for fiber connectors. For best performance, avoid tight knots and excessive pulling force; follow equipment vendor guidance for port insertion and cable management in racks and cabinets.