Haile 4-Core SC-SC 1000m Outdoor Fiber Optic Cable | Armored
Shop Haile''s 4-core 1000m single-mode armored fiber optic cable with SC-SC connectors. Built for outdoor emergency training, base station use, and cable car communication systems.
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