Quiktron 810-132-009 Fiber Optic Patch Cable St Sc 62.5

Product Description

The QUIKTRON 810-132-009 is a multimode fiber optic patch cable designed for structured cabling and data network installations. This cable features ST and SC connectors on opposing ends, making it well suited for interconnecting fiber optic equipment with different connector interfaces. The 62.5-micron core diameter is standard for legacy and active multimode fiber infrastructure. At 3 meters in length, it fits typical rack-to-equipment and patch-panel runs in telecommunications closets, data centers, and light commercial environments. A PVC outer jacket provides flexibility and durability in standard indoor applications. Network technicians and low-voltage installers are the primary trades working with this cable type.

This patch cable is used in indoor fiber optic network applications where ST and SC terminations are required on the same link. Common install scenarios include connecting fiber patch panels to network switches, media converters, and active fiber equipment. The duplex configuration supports full-duplex transmission, which is standard for most network equipment using 62.5-micron multimode fiber. It is appropriate for horizontal and vertical runs within buildings where PVC-jacketed cable meets local fire code requirements.

Key Features

• ST connector on one end, SC connector on the other for mixed-interface connections
• 62.5-micron multimode fiber core for compatibility with legacy multimode infrastructure
• Duplex construction supports simultaneous transmit and receive on separate fibers
• 3-meter length suits typical patch-panel and rack-mount runs
• PVC jacket rated for standard indoor use with flexible routing

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or standard patch cable for indoor multimode fiber optic installations requiring ST and SC connector interfaces on 62.5-micron duplex cable runs.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by licensed low-voltage technicians or network cabling professionals. Verify that connected equipment ports match the ST and SC connector types before installation. Handle fiber connectors carefully to avoid scratching end-faces, and clean ferrules with appropriate fiber optic cleaning tools prior to mating. Ensure cable routing complies with local fire and building codes governing PVC-jacketed cable use in plenum versus non-plenum spaces.