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Ubiquiti UACC-OFC-SA-MPMP-3M Indoor OS2 single-mode fiber patch
Ubiquiti UACC-OFC-SA-MPMP-3M Fiber Patch CableThe Ubiquiti UACC-OFC-SA-MPMP-3M is a 3-meter indoor OS2 single-mode fiber patch cable designed for high…
Ubiquiti UACC-OFC-SA-MPMP-3M Indoor OS2 single-mode fiber patch
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Overview
Ubiquiti UACC-OFC-SA-MPMP-3M Fiber Patch Cable
The Ubiquiti UACC-OFC-SA-MPMP-3M is a 3-meter indoor OS2 single-mode fiber patch cable designed for high-speed network infrastructure deployments. This fiber patch cable supports 100G transmission speeds and is part of Ubiquiti's comprehensive cables, connectors, and adapters product family. The cable features dual Male-to-Male (MP-MP) connectors and weighs 0.2 lbs, making it suitable for rack-mounted installations and data center environments where space and weight efficiency matter.
The UACC-OFC-SA-MPMP-3M is compatible with Ubiquiti networking equipment that requires OS2 single-mode fiber connectivity. It integrates seamlessly into existing fiber optic infrastructure for backbone connections, inter-switch links, and long-distance signal transmission within indoor facilities. Engineered and manufactured in China, this accessory meets standard fiber optic specifications for reliable, low-latency data transport in enterprise and service provider networks.
System Design, Deployment & Technical Support
Support services and planning resources for commercial surveillance, access control, and infrastructure deployments.
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- Coverage requirements
- Storage planning and deployment architecture before you buy.
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- User setup guidance
- Migration and system standardization across single-site or multi-site deployments
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