FLYPROFiber- Outdoor Single Mode LC to LC Fiber Patch Cable 100M/328ft | Armored, OD-5mm, OS2 9/125μm SMF, Duplex, for 10G/40G/100G, Industrial TPU Uniboot with Pulling Eye, Direct Burial

I purchased this fiber cable to run a connection under my crawl space to a long-distance Wi-Fi access point, and it worked perfectly. The armored construction gave me confidence that it would hold up in a more demanding environment, and the cable was easy to route despite its length. The LC-to-LC connectors worked flawlessly, and I had no issues with signal quality or installation. The fiber link has been rock solid, and it's great knowing I don't have to worry about electrical interference over the long run. If you need a durable outdoor fiber cable for connecting remote network equipment, this is an excellent choice. It did exactly what I needed it to do, and I wouldn't hesitate to buy it again.

Pulled it 170ft through conduit with no issues. Getting great signal and throughput.

Super cheap, like 10x cheaper than ordering a custom made assembly of the same length. Seems to be of great quality. Really easy to handle, great bend radius. I only have gigabit SFPs but this easily gave me a steady 1GB line speed between my switches. My only complaint is that the pull head is just slightly wider than 1/2", so I had to ream the hole from either side because my only extra-long drill bit is 1/2".

Used this for a fiber run though 3/4" conduit. the product was easy to pull and worked great. I was nervous as many other vendors said I needed more that 3/4" to run a similar product. I've not pushed it to the full speed limit but everything is running as expected. j

Good quality cable. Ran it from the house to the shop. 1gig speed. Only wish DSL was just as fast as the fiber cable. Lol

Was pretty easy to pull through 1" NMC Flex conduit (especially with the preassembled Pulling Eye Kit) . Definitely recommend

This dual lc to lc single mode armored fiber optic cable is as described. The pulling eye is well attached and strong enough for the pulled length (50m for the one I got) and the cable operates fine at 10gbps. As wil most of these cables, this one isn’t on a reel, and that causes problems when unwinding, since it’s armored and has Kevlar or similar fiber it doesn’t twist to take up twists, it just kinks. Tug on a kink and you’ll break the fiber optic inside - though to be fair that’s pretty difficult with this cable, it’s still possible without a lot of effort. Beyond that it’s just like all the other fiber optic cables. You can switch the side of each lc connector or use them separately (that’s how I’m using it, one bidi sfp on each end, and an extra fiber for later expansion).

Ordered this for a campus network upgrade and it was a complete disaster. This cable has horrible fiber signal attenuation between two known good 10G SFP+ transceivers, causing the link to flap constantly. Swapped to a standard OS2 patch cord and the link stabilized immediately.