The yellow NTW LC/LC Single Mode Fiber Patch Cable 3.3'from NTW, connects all your systems together to form a network that features a special clip on the connector. Fiber cables offer reliable data transmissions and provide immunity to environmental factors such as electrical currents flowing through it. This allows the cable to be used alongside electrical equipment that can cause electromagnetic interference. Its core is 9 microns with a cladding of 125 microns and is wrapped with a riser rated jacket in a slim line design. This single mode cable transmits data one way and is 1 meter long.

This cable features the net-Lock clip, which requires an optional key insert that offers different ways to remove the LC connector from its port that comes in two types. The first type is a butterfly design that is hand releasable. The second is a locking key insert which requires an extraction tool to release the connector that prevents accidental and unauthorized disconnects.

9 Core Size    125 Cladding Size    OS1 Single Mode    Yellow Jacket Color    Special Clip Design    Slim Line Design

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Will this work with Canon EOS 800D?

A: No, that charger is for the T7. The D800/T7i uses a different battery, the LP-E17. This is a link to battery chargers that work with the D800 battery, https://bhpho.to/3C1lraG .

Q: 2. Comes with AC cord?

A: It does not.

Q: 3. Will this charger work on the Canon Rebel T3i?

A: Unfortunately, no, it will not. The Canon EOS Digital Rebel T3 DSLR Camera uses the LP-E10 Lithium-Ion Battery Pack and the LC-E10 Battery Charger; however, the Canon EOS Digital Rebel T3i DSLR camera uses the LP-E8 Rechargeable Lithium-Ion Battery Pack and the LC-E8E Battery Charger. The correct charger for your needs would be the Canon LC-E8E Battery Charger, B&H # CALCE8E.

Q: 4. ? can this transceiver use OM3 multimode

A: Yes, the HPE Networking Instant On 1G Multi-Mode LC SFP Transceiver uses OM3/OM4 LC or MPO (8,12,16) Cabling.

Q: 5. On the back of the charger, on the top portion, it says voltage 100-240V. Half way down on the back, it says voltage 100-120V. Which is correct and why are two different inputs listed?

A: The top portion is for international specifications and the lower portion is U.S. standard voltage.

Q: 6. Does it come with custom foam so i can cut it myself? and can I fit a Blackmagic URSA camera in it? thanks!

A: The foam is pre cut for the shape of Sony DXC series studio camcorders.

Q: 7. Is the input mains supply voltage for the Canon LC-E19 battery charger 100 vac to 240 vac? Not given in specs.

A: The charger is compatible for 100-240VAC.

Q: 8. Can this be used to charge IDX System Technology IMicro V-Mount batteries?

A: It cannot. This is for X-Tap batteries only which that iMicro battery does not offer. You would need BH #IDVLDT1 instead which has the same connection as that battery.

Q: 9. On the back of the charger, on the top portion it says input 100-240V, but half way down on the back, it says input 100-120V. Why does it have two inputs listed and which is correct?

A: Don't know why, but it does work both in the US and in Europe.

Q: 10. how do I know which side is positive and which is negative?

A: It doesn't matter which way the lithium battery is connected. The charger will know the correct polarity.