Tripp Lite 400G Duplex Multimode 50/125 OM4 Fiber Optic Cable (CS-PC/LC-PC), Round LSZH Jacket, Magenta, 3 m

The Tripp Lite N822L-03M-MG is a network cable that pushes throughput up to 400Gb Ethernet while fitting neatly into existing multimode installations. It relies on an OM4 fiber core with a 50/125 micron geometry and supports duplex communication, letting short to medium runs move data quickly and with minimal latency.

Each end terminates in a CS connector that is about forty percent smaller than the familiar LC style. The compact size keeps high-density patch panels and switch ports easy to access, improves airflow, and reduces strain on adjacent cords during moves, adds, or changes.

If your facility still operates at 40Gb or 100Gb, this cable drops in seamlessly today and remains ready for a future upgrade to 400Gb. The backward compatibility protects budgets and avoids the disruption that comes with repeated re-cabling.

The outer jacket comes in magenta and is made from low smoke zero halogen material, so it stands out clearly in crowded trays and helps limit toxic emissions should fire occur. Many colocation halls and plenum spaces require this level of safety.

With its 3 meter reach, the cable is ideal for links between adjacent racks, top-of-rack switches, storage arrays, or short telecom runs where excess slack can create clutter. Data center operators, cloud providers, and telecom engineers can count on it for reliable performance, simple identification, and future-proof capacity.

• Delivers Ethernet speeds up to 400Gb on an OM4 fiber that supports multimode duplex operation
• Maintains OM4 performance for distances up to 100 meters at 850 nm
• CS connectors are about 40 percent smaller than LC, allowing tighter port spacing and easier cable management
• Backward compatible with 40Gb and 100Gb equipment to protect existing investments
• Jacket in magenta uses low smoke zero halogen material for quick identification and improved safety
• Three meter length suits short links between adjacent racks, patch panels, or top-of-rack switches