EUR45,90 EUR3,06/1m
Lightwin Fiber optic cable
15 m
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An FTTH (fibre to the home) cable itself consumes very little energy, around 0.07 watts. In comparison, a typical RJ45 cable (copper Ethernet) consumes around 3 watts. This makes fibre optic cables much more energy efficient in operation and can lead to lower operating costs and a smaller environmental footprint in the long term.
Hoi SwissWeasle, I use the same cable with Fiber7. It works, but the important thing is the "counterpart" in the router, i.e. the SFP module. If this comes from Init7 (as in my case), it should work.
Do you have a Sunrise Internet Box with 10 Gbit/s fibre optic technology?
Galaxus
7 months ago
The fibre optic cable you mentioned is a fibre optic cable and is not suitable for use with a 10 Gbps Internet box via RJ45. For 10 Gbps applications, twisted pair cables such as Cat6a or Cat7, which are specifically designed for such speeds, are usually recommended. However, fibre optic cables are ideal for applications that require long distances and interference immunity.
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You don't have to worry about that at all for the time being. It can still deliver a higher bandwidth than the fibre optic connection in your home.
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Well, it works perfectly with the Swisscom Box.
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Good evening. In principle it should be fine. But it's better to contact Yallo to be sure and give them the cable reference. Salt use this cable with their box.
I used it for the Sunrise modem, so I think it's pretty standard.
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Yes. OS2 Single Mode Fiber supports 1-100Gbit/s link up to max. 200Km range. Provided that your hardware and your ISP also support this.
This fibre supports 10Gb/s, but it depends on the SFP module you put on your switches. You need an SFP+ module, which stands for Single Mode Fibre, which supports 10Gb/s symmetric over one fibre. For example this: Ubiquiti UF-SM-10G-S: 2er Set SFP+ Modul (transceiver module)
It is best to buy the cable in the appropriate length to avoid signal loss. Otherwise, the following product should be suitable: Lightwin LWL Coupling LC/APC-LC/APC (Cable Accessories) PS: 1500cm are 15m.
Yes, at least for the Internet Box 2. No idea if Internet Box has the same connection
When you do a speedtest from a computer, you get the speed of the slowest component between your computer and the servers on the internet. What is the speed of your internet subscription? Are you doing the test connected with a cable to your box or by wifi? Which computer do you have? There is a component in the package that limits to 100Mb/s
Hello Lgehrig I use the cable at home for my Sunrise router. As far as I know, this should also work with a Swisscom router. I have also had good experiences with the cable in combination with the Salt Fiber Box. So it should work. Kind regards Sascha
Yes for sure.
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yes, it works fine - installed the other day.
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We also bought the cable for the Salt-Box and it does not fit.... We bought the matching cable (LC APC / SC APC connector,simplex,white item no.: 4260084411987) from Kabelhaus.com.
No, the Salt Fibre Box needs two green plugs
Yes, I have a 1Gbit connection and it works fine
If it's the flat square you're talking about, yes. That's the one I have and everything works fine. I don't see why it would be any different with the newer box.
Yes, normally the optical connection of the router should be LC (a rectangle)
Hello. I've connected it to the Sunrise system and everything works fine (internet and tv).
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Ohy! I found a bending radius of at least 4 cm.
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Yes, I also ordered and used this cable myself, as the one supplied by Sunrise was too short.
On Distrelec.ch you will find all kinds of fibre optic cables.
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