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The LINDY Multimode fibre optic patch cables are ideal for use in telecoms and for high speed data connections, suitable for use with today’s increasing demand for bandwidth.
The ceramic connectors ensure low signal loss and high reliability; the connectors are compatible with all standard fibre optic equipment.
Package Contents:
1m LC-LC OM2 Fibre Patch Cable
This high quality USB cable has been designed to provide optimum performance when connected to USB 3.0 equipped PCs and peripherals.
Fully compliant with the USB 3.0 specification, the cable supports data transfer speeds of up to 5Gbps, and benefits from double shielded construction and fully moulded connector hoods to provide maximum strength and total reliability.
This special flat cable design allows the cables to be coiled up, making them ultra portable.
The IR Kit for Fibre Optic AV Extenders enables the extension of IR remote control signals alongside AV signals. The kit comprises of a Receiver and an Emitter which are then directly connected to the extender, and sited in a suitable location at either end of the installation using the adhesive pads on the base of each unit.
This splitter cable enables a computer, which supports simultaneous digital and analogue video output via its DVI-I output port, to be connected to two separate monitors, e.g. one DVI TFT and one VGA CRT. Use a DVI-I cable to connect the splitter cables DVI-I Female connector to the DVI-I output port on your monitor.
Please Note: Before purchasing this cable, please ensure that your computer can output simultaneous digital and analogue signals from its DVI-I port. You may need to check your system documentation or contact your computer manufacturer for clarification. A DVI-I cable is required to connect to a DVI-I output port. We also recommend that, if possible, you use a monitor that supports automatic switching between analogue and digital video inputs, otherwise you will have to manually select the appropriate input on your monitor each time you switch between PCs.
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