MPO/MTP patch cables use a multi-fiber push-on/pull-off (MPO/MTP) connector to connect multiple fibers together in a single connector. They can be single-mode or multi-mode and are commonly used in data centers or long-distance telecommunications networks. Unlike single-fiber connectors, MPO/MTP connectors can contain multiple fibers in one connector, commonly 12, 24, or more fibers, enabling fast deployment and space saving.

LC patch cords have small LC connectors, making them ideal for high-density fiber optic environments. They offer reliable connectivity, low insertion loss, and are commonly used in data centers and telecommunications networks.

LC patch cords have small LC connectors, making them ideal for high-density fiber optic environments. They offer reliable connectivity, low insertion loss, and are commonly used in data centers and telecommunications networks.

ST patch cords use ST connectors and provide reliable fiber optic connectivity. They are fully compatible with existing ST hardware. In addition to basic testing, some mechanical and environmental tests are also performed periodically to guarantee the best quality. providing durable connections with low insertion loss and excellent performance. The ST connectors come in three different types of ferrules (PC, UPC and APC), that is usually determined by the operation requirement.