Tripp Lite's optical cables provide faster speed, longer coverage and higher reliability for telecommunications and network applications

     Tripp Lite by Eaton fiber optic network cable transmits network and telecommunication data in a faster, thinner, farther and lighter way. The optical cable is made of thin glass fiber with the thickness of human hair, and uses optical pulses to transmit data. Network devices that require more bandwidth, higher speed, and more reliable Internet connectivity (such as security cameras, electronic signage, and VoIP phone systems) make cables ideal for providing telecommunications and Internet services. Eaton's Tripp Lite offers 9/125, 50/125, and 62.5/125 single-mode and multi-mode fiber optic cables. These cables are designed to meet or even exceed top industry standards and are recommended for fast and clear data transmission in network and telecom applications.

     Most fiber optic cables can transmit up to 100 Gb/s or 400 Gb/s, and can transmit data up to 60 TB/s, which is only slightly slower than the speed of light. Copper Ethernet cables can transmit signals of about 100 meters, while some single-mode fiber optic cables can transmit more data up to 25 miles. The actual distance depends on the cable type, wavelength, and network. Optical fiber is not affected by temperature change, bad weather and moisture, and will not have fire hazards like old or worn copper cables.

     Using Eaton's Tripp Lite media converter, you can integrate fiber into your existing network to extend UTP Ethernet connectivity through fiber optic cables. Optical fibers can be easily replaced with new connections as needed, thus contributing to future oriented networks. The converter can extend the copper Ethernet signal to the optical fiber distance. Modular patch panel solutions integrate 10 Gb, 40 Gb and 100/120 Gb devices to meet current needs and provide flexible choices for future needs