Fiber cable CBO BlueOptics SFP6262FU1MKA 1 m MTP OM4 Lime

The BlueOptics SFP6262FU1MKA fiber cable is a 1 m multimode MTP patch cable in OM4 specification with a lime-coloured jacket. It is designed to link MTP-enabled transceivers, cassettes and patch panels in data centres and telecom racks where short, reliable multimode connections are required. The OM4 multimode grading supports high-speed, short-reach transmission and the MTP connector provides multi-fiber termination in a compact form factor, while the distinctive lime jacket simplifies identification and cable routing.

Advantages

This OM4 MTP fiber cable offers low insertion loss and consistent multimode performance for parallel optics applications. The 1 m length reduces excess slack in dense rack environments and helps maintain orderly cable management. The lime-coloured outer jacket improves visual identification of OM4 links among other infrastructure cabling and reduces the risk of accidental disconnection. The use of a standardized MTP interface enables compatibility with a wide range of MTP-enabled modules and cassette systems.

Suitable for

• Short-reach connections between MTP transceivers and patch panels in data centres
• Parallel optics links in high-density switch and server interconnects
• Patch field cabling in telecom racks and equipment cabinets
• Environments requiring clear visual differentiation of OM4 fibres

Key specifications

• Multimode fibre type: OM4
• Connector type: MTP multi-fibre connector
• Cable length: 1 metre
• Jacket colour: lime for fast identification
• Application: short-reach, high-density data centre and telecom cabling

How to use

Route the cable between the MTP ports of compatible transceivers, cassettes or patch panels, ensuring bend radii are respected to avoid attenuation. Align the MTP connector keying with the corresponding receptacle and insert until the latch secures the connector; verify the connection status on networking equipment if applicable. For multi-fibre interconnects, confirm correct polarity and mapping of fibre channels before powering active equipment.

Usage recommendations

Store and install the cable in environments within recommended temperature and humidity ranges, avoid sharp bends and pinch points, and use proper cable management accessories to maintain performance. Regularly inspect connectors for contamination and clean with appropriate fibre cleaning tools when required.