The 13.12' Camplex Simplex SC to SC Fiber Optic Patch Cable 13.12'is manufactured with high-quality components. This fiber optic patch cable features yellow OFNR jackets and is fully tested to ensure reliable performance in critical applications.

Features a 9-um core and 125-um cladding

Simplex Singlemode Fiber

Ideal for patching singlemode backbones to high-speed network devices

Ceramic ferrules for long-lasting reliability and precision alignment

Used to connect patch panels and/or network devices

OFNR jacket complies with stringent building codes

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. What are the NIKON cable numbers made by Quantum ? DO B&H carry these?

A: While the particular cable you would require would depend on the flash brand/model you own (or the camera brand/model if the battery pack is to power the camera) which is not listed above, the Quantum Instruments CKE2 Power Cable for Turbo Series Battery, Packs B&H # QUCKE2, is the most recommended option from Quantum Instruments for Nikon Speedlight Flashes.

Q: 2. What is the delay between input and output?

A: There is no latency or quality degradation with this Avenview 4K HDMI 2.0 Extender over Fiber Optic Cable, However, this product has now been replaced by the 8K version which you can find here FO8K-DP-XX-MM with the same properties and characteristics as its predecessor. 8K version link https://bhpho.to/36T5lFt

Q: 3. Where can I purchase a flash cable for Yongnuo YN600EX-RT to use on the Turbo SC?

A: The Bolt CZ2 HV Locking Flash Power Cable for Select Canon Flash Units B&H # BOCZ2 is going allow the Yongnuo YN600EX RT to the Quantum Turbo SC.

Q: 4. Is it safe to use this splitter cable with a Bolt Cyclone DR PP-400DR power pack and 3 Nikon SB-910 speedlights (or similar flashes) set to full power? I want to connect two flashes to one power pack socket using the splitter and another flash to the second socket. But I am hesitant whether the power drawn by three SB-910s simultaneously could overheat the battery pack or cause a malfunction.

A: Here is a response from Bolt:It would be safe, but only if you leave enough time between shots for the battery to cool down. 20 second interval minimum.

Q: 5. Can this cable do zoom in and zoom out features?

A: The Cable would be able to do it. However it depends if the camera model you want to use with the gimbal supports Zoom features. Please find the gimbal and then the camera model in this chart to see what control options are supported. https://www.dji.com/support/compatibility

Q: 6. Can't the old original 'gray cube' charger be used to charge the new batteries? Afterall they are still Ni-Cad batteries.

A: No, the old gray cube charger is for Lead Acid batteries and is not compatible with the new batteries.It can create pitting on the batteries which can make the batteries unstable.

Q: 7. Would this work with the new Canon 600RT flash? Thanks!

A: I have the Canon 600 EX-RT and it works just fine on that. It looks like the new Canon 600 EX ii RT has the same connections so you should be good.

Q: 8. One yellow light on Quatum sc turbo flashes when battery is turned on. What does that mean?

A: The yellow blinking light indicates and confirms that the battery is properly connected to a flash.

Q: 9. Is this compatible with Bolt PP-300?

A: Yes, this splitter cable is compatible with the Bolt PP-300.

Q: 10. Does this work to control a BMPCC4k camera?

A: DJI does not state that the Blackmagic Design Pocket Cinema Camera 4K is compatible with the DJI Ronin-SC Gimbal Stabilizer using the DJI USB Type-C Multicamera Control Cable for Ronin-SC Gimbal at this time.