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OM1 and OM2 cables are commonly used in older setups but are still compatible with many modern networks for short-distance needs. However, for high-speed applications over longer distances, higher-gra
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2024-11-01OM1 cables are typically orange, while OM2 cables may also be orange but can have different markings. This color coding helps to distinguish cable types in installations and ensures the right cables a
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2024-11-01OM1 cables have a 62.5-micron core and support up to 1 Gb/s over short distances, while OM2 cables have a 50-micron core, allowing higher bandwidth and up to 10 Gb/s over short distances, making them
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