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Cabling
Multimode fiber cable can be used for most
general data and voice applications. Both 50-
and 62.5-micron cable feature the same cladding
diameter of 125 microns, but 50-micron fiber cable
features a smaller core (the light-carrying portion
of the fiber). LED and laser light sources can also
be used with both 50- and 62.5-micron cable.
The big difference between the two is that
50-micron cable provides longer link lengths and/or
higher speeds, particularly in the 850-nm wavelength.
Although both can be used in the same way,
50-micron cable is recommended for backbone,
horizontal, and intrabuilding connections, and
should be considered for any new construction and
installations. There is still a market for 62.5-micron
multimode products though because many buildings
already have multimode cable installed. But it bears
repeating: For new installations, use 50-micron cable.
Multimode fiber cable is traditionally orange.
50-micron fiber cable that’s optimized for 10-Gigabit
applications is aqua.
Single-mode, 810-micron cable. Single-mode
cable has a small 8–10-micron glass core and only
one pathway of light. With only a single wavelength
of light passing through its core, single-mode cable
realigns the light toward the center of the core
instead of simply bouncing it off the edge of
the core as multimode does.
Single-mode cable provides 50 times more
distance than multimode cable. Consequently,
single-mode cable is typically used in long-haul
network connections spread out over extended
areas, including cable television and campus
backbone applications. Telcos use it for connections
between switching offices.
Single-mode cable is traditionally yellow.
Specialty fiber cable.
Depending on your application, you may want
to use a specialty fiber cable.
To save money on innerducts and conduit, you
can use a fiber cable with an aluminum interlocking
armor covering an internal plenum jacket. It’s flexible
but extraordinarily strong so you can run this cable
anywhere in your building.
If you need to run cable outdoors, consider an
indoor/outdoor cable that can be pulled anywhere,
between and within buildings. Because of its tough
construction, it doesn’t have to be terminated within
50 feet of the building entrance. Outdoor fiber cable
is typically black.
Both cables are available at blackbox.com.
An aluminum interlocking
armor enables this
fiber cable to be run
anywhere indoors.
This tight-buffered cable
can be run anywhere
indoors or out.
62.5 µm
125 µm
62.5-micron multimode
50 µm
125 µm
50-micron multimode
810 µm
125 µm
8–10-micron single-mode
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