OM4 LC – SC Multi-Mode Duplex Fiber Jumper Cable — 2.0mm Orange Jacket Multi-Mode Fiber Patch Cable This OM4 LC to SC duplex fiber jumper cable provides high-performance connectivity between modern networking equipment and traditional fiber infrastructure. Featuring a compact LC connector on one end and a reliable SC connector on the other, this cable is commonly used when connecting high-density switches or transceivers to SC-based patch panels. The flexible 2.0 mm orange jacket allows clean cable routing while supporting demanding high-speed optical networking environments. Why these cables matter Mixed connector compatibility — Connects LC-based network equipment to SC fiber panels. Duplex fiber design — Supports simultaneous transmit and receive optical communication. Optimized for high-speed networks — OM4 fiber supports demanding 10G, 40G, and 100G data center environments. Slim 2.0 mm jacket — Improves airflow and cable routing in high-density racks. Rack Shelves Cable Management Choose the Right Multi-Mode Fiber Fiber Type Jacket Color Core Size Typical Speed Distance Best Use OM1 Orange 62.5 µm 1 Gbps ~275 m Legacy networks OM2 Orange 50 µm 1 Gbps ~550 m Enterprise networks OM3 Aqua 50 µm (laser optimized) 10 Gbps ~300 m Modern data centers OM4 Erika Violet 50 µm (advanced laser optimized) 10–100 Gbps ~550 m (10G) ~150 m (40/100G) High-performance data centers Quick Summary The primary differences between OM1, OM2, OM3, and OM4 multi-mode fiber involve core size, bandwidth capability, supported transmission distance, and maximum data rate. Higher-grade multimode fiber supports faster speeds and longer reach for modern high-bandwidth networking environments. Why Buy from Gruber Professionally tested cables — Built and inspected to ensure consistent optical performance. Reliable inventory — Stocked and ready for fast shipment from our Arizona facility. Expert support — Our technicians help ensure you select the correct fiber and connector type. Enterprise-grade reliability — Designed for structured cabling systems, telecom rooms, and modern data centers.
