Fibre Cable 4 Core Outdoor Multimode in Meter Om3 Per meter

1. Fiber Cable: This is a generic term indicating that the cable is designed to carry optical signals using one or more optical fibers.
2. 4 Core: This cable contains four individual optical fiber cores. Each core can transmit a separate optical signal, providing four separate communication channels or paths.
3. Outdoor: The cable is specifically designed for outdoor use. Outdoor-rated fiber optic cables are built to withstand environmental factors like moisture, temperature variations, and exposure to the elements.
4. Multimode: The term “multimode” refers to the type of optical fiber used in the cable. Multimode fiber is designed to carry multiple light modes (multiple paths of light) simultaneously. It is typically used for shorter-distance connections within buildings, data centers, or campus networks.
5. OM3: OM3 (Optical Multimode 3) is a classification of multimode fiber that meets specific performance standards. OM3 fiber is capable of supporting higher bandwidth over short to moderate distances compared to older multimode fiber types like OM1 and OM2. OM3 is often used for high-speed data transmission, including Gigabit Ethernet and 10 Gigabit Ethernet, over relatively short distances.
6. Per meter: The “per meter” notation indicates that the cable is sold or specified by the meter. In other words, if you need a specific length of this cable, you would purchase it in meter increments.