Wolon Simplex & Duplex Fiber Optic Patch Cord

The Wolon Simplex & Duplex Fiber Optic Patch Cord is a universally compatible, carrier-grade optical jumper designed for seamless data transmission in enterprise, telecom, and data center environments. Whether you require a Simplex cord for single-direction communication or a Duplex cord for simultaneous bidirectional data transfer, these patch cords provide an ultra-reliable physical link between your core network switches and distribution panels.

Manufactured directly in our Wuhan production hub-spanning three specialized factories and driven by a dedicated workforce of 400 to 500 industry professionals-every patch cord undergoes rigorous optical testing. They are engineered to interface perfectly with high-speed routing equipment utilizing any standard SFP MODULE, ensuring low insertion loss and maximum signal integrity. Trusted and exported to over 80 countries worldwide, our patch cords deliver the uncompromising quality required for mission-critical FTTH and SAN infrastructure.

Versatile Configurations: Available in both Simplex (one fiber) and Duplex (two fibers in a zipcord design) to match specific networking equipment requirements.

Universal Compatibility: Fitted with premium connectors (LC, SC, FC, ST) that plug flawlessly into any standard SFP MODULE or optical distribution frame.

Premium Optical Fiber: Constructed with high-grade Single Mode (G.652D/G.657A) or Multimode (OM1/OM2/OM3/OM4) glass, ensuring optimal bandwidth over short and long distances.

Low Insertion Loss: High-precision Zirconia ceramic ferrules and advanced polishing techniques guarantee insertion loss of ≤ 0.2dB.

Global Export Quality: Manufactured under strict quality control standards by a manufacturer established in 2010, ensuring stability that clients across 80+ countries rely on.

Durable Outer Jacket: Available in flame-retardant LSZH (Low Smoke Zero Halogen) or flexible PVC jackets, color-coded to standard TIA/EIA specifications.

Telecommunication Networks: Cross-connecting optical equipment within central offices and base stations.

Data Centers: Providing critical links between server racks and top-of-rack switches.

FTTH Deployments: Bridging the connection between the optical terminal box and the residential ONT/router.

Enterprise LANs: Establishing high-speed fiber backbones across office building floors.

Test Equipment: Serving as reliable reference cables for OTDR and optical power meter testing.