[en] Full text: Short-living and stationary color centers are studied in optic fibers (OF) with concentration of OH 1000 ppm at the temperatures of 77-300 K. As it was demonstrated in [1] concentration of OH of 1000 ppm in the optic fibers at room temperature does not observed. The studies showed that under irradiation at 77 K the color centers are formed with the absorption bands at 215, 260, 330 and 550 nm. In this work the idea was proposed that under irradiation with 105 Rad non-bridge oxygen atoms is not formed. This is supported by the researches showing that the band 215 nm, which is formed by E - centers, disappears at two values of temperature. The first E - centers disappear at 77 K, whereas the second one at 310 K. Here, the first E - center can be observed at 470-500 nm. Based on the stated above we assume that the values of OH concentration at 1000 ppm in optic fibers are not correct. It is obtained that at low temperatures of 77 - 300 K new phenomena are observed, i.e. existence of two E - color with peaks at 215 nm. The values of temperature at which these centers exist are different, the first exist at temperature up to 85 K, and the second one up to 300 K. (author) Reference: 1. V.B. Gavrilov, A.I. Golutvan, Yu.S. Gershtein et al. Absorption spectra in pure quartz optic fibers gamma-irradiated with 60Co source. // Instrumentation and techniques of experiment.- 1997.- No 4.- p. 23-32.