Optical Cable Corp. OCA214388STXX0050F Fiber Patch Cable

Product Description

The OPTICAL CABLE CORP. OCA214388STXX0050F is a fiber optic patch cable measuring 50 feet in length. Patch cables of this type serve as pre-terminated jumper assemblies used to connect active equipment, patch panels, and fiber distribution hardware in structured cabling systems. They are installed by low-voltage technicians, network cabling professionals, and electricians working in commercial, industrial, and data center environments. The STXX designation in the part number indicates the connector style configuration. This cable is sold as a single unit and is suited for runs requiring a reliable pre-terminated fiber connection at a standardized length.

This patch cable is designed for use in structured fiber optic cabling installations where a 50-foot pre-terminated jumper is required. Typical applications include data center cross-connects, telecom room equipment connections, and building backbone or horizontal fiber runs. It is appropriate for both new installations and replacement of existing jumpers in commercial or industrial network infrastructures where consistent fiber performance is required.

Key Features

• Pre-terminated fiber optic patch cable ready for immediate installation
• 50-foot length suits longer equipment-to-panel or cross-connect runs
• STXX connector configuration as indicated by part number designation
• Single-unit packaging for straightforward procurement and inventory
• Suitable for commercial, industrial, and data center structured cabling environments

Compatibility

Designed as a fiber optic patch cable jumper for use in structured cabling systems compatible with the applicable STXX connector interface standard. No specific equipment model compatibility data was provided in the product input.

Installation Notes

Fiber optic patch cables are installed by qualified low-voltage or network cabling technicians. Before installation, ensure all active equipment ports are powered down or that port covers are in place to prevent exposure to live optical signals. Handle fiber connectors carefully to avoid contamination of the ferrule end-face, and use appropriate fiber inspection tools before mating connectors. Installation should comply with applicable structured cabling standards such as TIA-568 and local building codes.