ADOT Fibre Optic Ethernet Cable Multi-Mode
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Product Overview & Specifications
The ADOT Multi-Mode Fibre Optic Cable is an optical Ethernet cable engineered specifically for integration with the Audiophile Digital Optical Technology (ADOT) network isolation ecosystem. Fully compatible with ADOT multi-mode SFP (Small Form-factor Pluggable) adapters, this cable creates a completely non-conductive optical link that breaks electrical ground loops and prevents high-frequency network noise, EMI, and RFI from entering audio streamers and digital-to-analogue converters (DACs).
Available in pre-terminated lengths up to 50 metres, it offers extended placement flexibility for complex home installations. For users seeking maximum optical signal precision, ADOT recommends single-mode optical systems and offers an upgrade kit to convert existing multi-mode setups to single-mode operation.
KEY FEATURES & BENEFITS
- Multi-Mode Optical Architecture: Designed for seamless integration with ADOT multi-mode SFP optical transceivers.
- Galvanic Network Isolation: Eliminates electrical noise, stray voltages, and ground loops inherent to conventional copper RJ45 connections.
- Extended Installation Lengths: Available in lengths up to 50 metres to allow flexible routing between routers, switches, and hi-fi racks.
- Upgrade Path Available: Compatible with ADOT upgrade kits to allow straightforward migration to single-mode operation if desired.
SPECIFICATIONS
| Product Type | Multi-Mode Optical Ethernet Cable |
| Brand / System Compatibility | ADOT (Audiophile Digital Optical Technology) Ecosystem |
| Fiber Mode | Multi-Mode Optical Fiber |
| SFP Adapter Compatibility | ADOT Multi-Mode SFP Transceiver Modules |
| Primary Function | Galvanic Network Isolation & Noise Suppression for Audio Streaming |
| Available Lengths | Up to 50 m |
| Upgrade Option | Single-Mode Conversion Upgrade Kits Available |

