Fiber optic cable GOOBAY FTTH Singlemode OS2 Simplex Yellow, 3 m length

GOOBAY FTTH Singlemode OS2 Simplex Yellow, 3 m length is a pre-terminated singlemode fiber optic patch cable designed for FTTH (fiber-to-the-home) and indoor optical connections. The cable uses OS2 singlemode fiber optimized for low attenuation and long-distance transmission, in a simplex yellow jacket for easy identification. It is intended for point-to-point connections between optical equipment, patch panels, adapters, and transceivers where a single fiber path is required.

Advantages

The simplex singlemode construction provides a compact connection with minimal insertion loss and consistent optical performance. The yellow outer jacket makes the cable easy to trace within installations and reduces the chance of accidental reconnection. With a 3 m length, the cable offers convenient reach for typical equipment-to-patch-panel or device-to-adapter setups while maintaining stable signal quality suitable for long-distance links.

Suitable for

• FTTH installations and subscriber termination points
• Connecting optical transceivers to patch panels or adapters
• Patching between indoor distribution boxes and network equipment
• Laboratory testing and short-span fiber links in telecom racks

Key specifications

• Fiber type: singlemode OS2
• Configuration: simplex (single fiber)
• Length: 3 m
• Jacket color: yellow for singlemode identification
• Connector compatibility: suitable for standard fiber adapters and transceivers (check connector type before use)
• Designed for low attenuation and long-distance optical performance

How to use

Route the GOOBAY OS2 simplex cable between the source and destination ports, ensuring connectors are clean and free of dust before mating. Insert the appropriate connector into the device or adapter until it clicks or seats securely. Avoid tight bends and excessive tension along the cable run; maintain recommended minimum bend radius for singlemode fiber to prevent signal loss. When disconnecting, pull by the connector body rather than the cable jacket to avoid damage.

Usage recommendations

Inspect connector end faces with a fiber inspection tool and clean with approved fiber cleaning materials prior to installation. Use proper cable management such as routing clips or tie mounts to secure the cable and preserve bend radius; avoid sharp edges and high-traffic areas to reduce mechanical stress. For permanent or outdoor-facing installations, consider appropriate protected routing or enclosures to shield the cable from physical damage and moisture.