Collection: Fiber Optic Cables

It's used for high-speed, long-distance networking such as backbones and server links, where it beats copper on distance and interference. For shorter device connections, see our Network Patch Cables.

Single-mode fiber is designed for long distances, while multi-mode suits shorter in-building runs. Choose based on your distance and the transceivers your equipment uses.

Common types include LC and SC. Match the cable's connectors to your switches, transceivers or media converters, and confirm the fiber type before ordering.

For long distances, very high speeds and interference immunity, fiber wins. For everyday device connections over short distances, copper is simpler and cheaper, see our Cat6 Patch Cables.

Usually yes. Fiber connects via transceivers, SFP modules or media converters that match your switches and the fiber type. Check your equipment's requirements and the cable specs before ordering.

Fiber tolerates gentle bends but should not be kinked or bent too tightly, as this can damage the glass and degrade the signal. Route it with smooth curves and avoid sharp angles.

Yes. Shipping is free on orders over €80, with fast delivery across Greece. See full details on our shipping page.

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