Tripp Lite N352-01M St to St Duplex Smf Fiber Patch Cable 1M

Product Description

The TRIPP LITE N352-01M is a single-mode duplex fiber optic patch cable designed for low-loss optical signal transmission in structured cabling installations. Built with an 8.3-micron core single-mode fiber (SMF) construction and ST connectors on both ends, this 1-meter cable supports high-bandwidth data, voice, and video connections across telecommunications and data center environments. Its duplex configuration carries simultaneous bidirectional signals over two fibers. Licensed network technicians and low-voltage cabling contractors are the typical installers for this type of patch cable.

This cable is suited for short-run interconnects within patch panels, fiber distribution units, switches, media converters, and optical transceivers that require ST-type terminations. Single-mode fiber at 8.3-micron core diameter is standard in long-haul and campus backbone systems where laser-based transmission is used. The 1-meter length is practical for within-rack or adjacent-rack connections in telecommunications rooms and data centers.

Key Features

• ST to ST duplex connector configuration for bidirectional single-mode links
• 8.3-micron core SMF construction for laser-based, long-haul compatible transmission
• 1-meter cable length suited for within-rack and short-run patch applications
• Duplex design carries two simultaneous signal paths on a single cable assembly
• Compatible with standard ST-port fiber equipment including switches, media converters, and patch panels

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or standard patch cable for fiber optic equipment with ST-type ports requiring single-mode duplex interconnects.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by licensed low-voltage cabling technicians or network infrastructure professionals. Power down or disable the associated optical transceivers before disconnecting active fiber links to avoid eye-safety hazards from laser light. Handle fiber connectors carefully to avoid contamination of the ferrule end-face, and use appropriate fiber inspection and cleaning tools before mating connectors. Follow TIA-568 or applicable structured cabling standards for fiber patch installations.