SC-ST fiber cables are optical fiber cables that feature an SC connector on one end and an ST connector on the other end.

SC Connector: SC (Subscriber Connector) connectors are commonly used in fiber optic networking. They feature a push-pull locking mechanism and a square-shaped connector body. SC connectors are known for their ease of use and reliability, making them popular in telecommunications and data communications networks.

ST Connector: ST connectors (Straight Tip) are another type of fiber optic connector. They feature a bayonet-style coupling mechanism and a relatively larger form factor compared to SC connectors. ST connectors are widely used in telecommunications and data communications networks.

Termination: In SC-ST fiber cables, one end of the cable is terminated with an SC connector, while the other end is terminated with an ST connector. This configuration allows for easy connection between devices with SC and ST interfaces.

Compatibility: SC-ST fiber cables are designed to connect networking equipment and devices with SC and ST interfaces. They are available in both single-mode and multimode variants to accommodate various networking requirements.