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The ICC icfoj1m303 is an LC-to-LC multimode fiber optic jumper designed for structured cabling installations in commercial and enterprise environments. Built with 62.5/125 multimode fiber, this jumper supports standard OM1-class multimode transmission and ships at a 3-meter length. The cable jacket carries an OFNR riser rating, meaning it meets National Electrical Code requirements for installation in vertical runs between floors without the need for conduit. Network technicians and low-voltage cabling contractors install this type of jumper to interconnect patch panels, switches, media converters, and active equipment in telecommunications rooms and data centers.
This jumper is suited for horizontal and backbone cabling segments in commercial buildings where riser-rated cable is specified by the engineer of record or the local AHJ. The LC connector format is widely deployed in high-density patch environments due to its compact footprint. The 62.5/125 fiber diameter makes this jumper compatible with legacy multimode infrastructure commonly found in enterprise campus and building distribution systems. Installation requires only standard fiber patch panel ports and no special tooling beyond basic cable management hardware.
Designed as an OEM-style replacement or standard patch jumper for LC-port multimode fiber equipment in riser-rated structured cabling systems.
Low-voltage cabling technicians or licensed network infrastructure contractors typically install fiber optic jumpers. Before handling, de-energize or place active ports in a safe state and never look directly into a fiber port or cable end while a light source is connected. Clean LC ferrules with an appropriate fiber optic cleaning tool before insertion to prevent contamination-related signal loss. Riser installations must comply with NEC Article 770 requirements for optical fiber cable routing in vertical penetrations.
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