Fiber cable CBO SFP6262EU1MKB 1 m MTP OM3 mint color

Patch fiber cable CBO SFP6262EU1MKB is a 1 m multimode MTP trunk designed for high-speed data center and telecommunications interconnects. The cable conforms to OM3 multimode specifications and features a mint-coloured jacket to simplify port and link identification. Its 1 metre length is suitable for short-distance patching between panels, switches and transceivers where consistent multimode optical performance is required.

Advantages

The OM3 multimode construction delivers predictable performance for 10 GbE and higher short-range links while the MTP connector supports high-density multi-fibre termination. A mint-coloured jacket provides quick visual identification to match fibre tiering and cable management schemes. The compact 1 m length reduces excess slack in racks and enclosures, improving airflow and reducing cable clutter.

Suitable for

• Short-distance interconnects in data centers and server rooms
• Patch panels and high-density optical distribution frames
• Connections between MPO/MTP transceivers and trunk lines
• Telecom equipment racks requiring colour-coded cabling

Key specifications

• Fibre type: multimode OM3
• Connector type: MTP (multi-fibre push-on)
• Length: 1 m
• Jacket colour: mint
• Application: short to medium multimode optical links, high-density installations

How to use

Install the cable by aligning the keyed MTP connector with the corresponding MTP/MPO adapter or transceiver port and gently push until the connector latches. Ensure connector endfaces are clean before mating to avoid signal degradation. Route the cable through cable managers or trays to maintain bend radius appropriate for multimode fibre and to prevent kinks. When disconnecting, depress the connector latch and pull straight out to avoid damaging the ferrule alignment.

Usage recommendations

Regularly inspect and clean connector endfaces using approved fibre cleaning tools, follow OM3 bend-radius guidelines, and keep the mint-coloured jacket visible for rapid identification during maintenance. Use protective caps on unused connectors and avoid sharp bends or tensile strain during installation.