SpeedyCables OM4 LC-LC Patch Cable 0.2m-200m | 40G/100G MMF Duplex, LSZH Magenta

Overview

SpeedyCables delivers a high-performance OM4 LC-LC patch cable designed for modern, bandwidth-hungry networks. Built with 50/125 μm multimode fiber and a magenta LSZH jacket, this patch cord is engineered to pair with a wide range of transceivers while fitting neatly into dense patch panels and racks.

Whether you are upgrading a data center spine, provisioning a telecom room, or expanding a SAN environment, this cable is meant to be a reliable backbone for your high-speed links. It emphasizes solid signal integrity, compatibility with common transceivers, and practical handling in real-world deployments.

Performance and Distance

The fiber grade and design enable robust performance across the typical 10G/40G/100G Ethernet ladder. The cable features a bandwidth specification of 4700 MHz·km at 850 nm, which supports meaningful reach and data transmission characteristics in appropriate transceiver configurations.

When paired with the right transceivers, the documented distance ranges align with common enterprise expectations: up to 400 meters for 10G, about 350 meters for 40G, and roughly 125 meters for 100G links. This makes it suitable for mid- to large-scale deployments where longer runs are required without sacrificing signal quality.

Durability, Safety, and Build Quality

The jacket is LSZH (Low Smoke Zero Halogen), which helps minimize toxic smoke emissions in indoor environments. The magenta color provides clear, at-a-glance identification, helping with organization in data centers and server rooms where color-coding is part of the workflow.

Key physical features include precise zirconia ceramic ferrules that contribute to stable connections, and a bend radius of 7.5 mm, which supports easier routing in tight spaces and high-density installations.

Versatility, Installation, and Use Cases

This patch cable is designed for a wide range of Ethernet configurations and transceiver types, including SFP+, QSFP+, and BIDI SR variants. Its LC-LC connectors are a common choice for patch panels and trunking in modern networks.

Two practical benefits stand out in real-world setups: compatibility with both existing and emerging network gear, and straightforward installation in dense environments. The combination of LSZH safety features, robust connector design, and a practical bend radius helps reduce the effort required to organize cables while maintaining performance expectations.

What to Consider When Planning a Grab-and-Go Patch Cord

• Ensure the transceivers and devices at each end support the target speed (10G/40G/100G) for the link.
• Match the LSZH jacket to indoor safety needs and color-coding schemes in your data center.
• Reserve a bend radius margin in high-density racks to avoid unnecessary strain on the connector and fiber.

Real-World Scenarios

In data centers, this cable can help connect racks to spine switches with predictable performance. In telecom rooms, it supports scalable LAN and SAN connectivity for growing service demands. The combination of a robust optical core and practical design makes it a versatile option for upgrading existing infrastructure without overhauling cabling layouts.