The 10' 50/125µm Fiber Optic Patch Multimode Simplex SC to SC 10Gb OM3 from Avenview is tested to ensure reliable performance in critical applications. The cable features SC connectors with keyed duplexibility to support send/receive channels. These SC connectors are easier to use than the twist-style ST connectors in compact spaces. The SC cable has a 2.5mm ferrule and molded housing for protection. Typical matched SC connectors are rated for 1000 mating cycles and have an insertion loss of 0.25 dB. This SC connector has square snap-in connector latches with a simple push-pull motion and is keyed. The cable can be applied in high-density connections, fiber extenders, Gigabit Ethernet, 10 Gigabit Ethernet, active device termination, the military industry, telecommunication networks, MAN, WAN, and for testing solutions.

10Gb Application Support    Supports LED & VCSEL Laser Light Sources

10Gb application support

Features a laser optimized 50 µm core and 125 µm cladding

Supports both LED and VCSEL laser light sources

Ceramic ferrules provide long-lasting reliability and precision alignment

Used to connect patch panels and/or network devices that require 50/125 µm multi-mode cabling

The OFNR jacket complies with stringent building codes

Simplex has a single fiber and is used in applications that only require one-way data transfer

The multi-mode cable has a large diameter (50 or 62.5 µ) core, allowing multiple light waves to be transmitted

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Does this filter have a "normal" stop where it acts like a UV filter and doesn't darken the image or will automatically darken when put on?

A: This filter is always darkening the image by 10 stops. This is not a variable filter, it is a fixed 10 stop ND filter.

Q: 2. what does the warranty cover

A: The B+W Limited Warranty will cover any manufacturer defect. Accidental damage, scratches, and wear and tear will not be covered.

Q: 3. Would this be adequate for the eclipse?

A: I wouldn't try it. The UV and other wavelengths that a re harmfull aren't blocked by it. But it's your sensor.

Q: 4. Can I use this for a solar eclipse? Please respond soon because I need it for the 8/21/17 eclipse!!

A: I tested this filter on a Canon 70D with a 300mm focal length lens looking at the Sun. For taking a photo of the partial eclipse, you should use a setting of f11 or higher with a shutter speed of a thousandth of a second or shorter and a low ISO of 100 or less to get an unsaturated sharp image.

Q: 5. Is this filter adaptable to a Nikon f/2.8 24-70mm VR ED and if so, how do I adapt a 40.5mm filter to the lens?

A: You can use step down rings but it would present too many problems. It will be much better for you to get the 82mm filter instead. https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/871605-REG/B_W_65_1073163_82mm_3_0_ND_110.html If that is too much here's a cheaper alternative https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1109457-REG/tiffen_82nd30_82mm_axent_neutral_density.html

Q: 6. differences between this single coated filter and the MRC version for more $ ??

A: I dont really know, but it may have to do with the color cast. The ND filter I use leaves a reddish brown cast, which sometimes works with the photo,but is easily fixable if you shoot RAW.

Q: 7. Hi, Did you notice color casting or shifting using this filter on long exposures (e.g. 20-30 )?I wonder if there's any difference in THAT regard with the MRC version?(B+W - 77mm 3.0 ND MRC 110M Filter - which is much more expensive..)Thank you!!

A: Hey Pablo, sorry for the delay in replying, I've been away. Yes, I found I need to cool it by about 700 degrees..Peter

Q: 8. Hi,- What is the thickness of the filter's frame? And without counting the threads?- Is it easy to clean?- Does it have threads on both sides?Thank you!!

A: Pablo,The thickness of the filter frame:with threads = 9/32 inch (.28125 inch)without threads = 11/64 inch (.17188 inch)Yes, it is easy to clean.Yes, the filter has threads on both sides. Female on the front of the filter and Male on the back side of the filter.I hope this helps.Best regards,David Rudd

Q: 9. How does this ND filter work with ultra wide lens (10-18mm) or a wide angle (18-35mm)?

A: It works perfectly fine when used with a 10-18mm lens. No issues here.

Q: 10. im deciding between this and the hoya pro nd 1000. which should i choose? i notice theres a pretty big price difference- $50. -thanks

A: I have been pleased with this one. I have not used the Hoya but have not found a need.