ACT 1 m cavo patch in fibra ottica LSZH monomodale 9/125 OS2 duplex con connettori LC/APC8 e SC/APC8

The ACT 1m LSZH Singlemode 9/125 OS2 Duplex fiber patch cable with LC/APC8 and SC/APC8 connectors provides a 1-metre duplex connection for singlemode networks. Constructed with a 9 µm core and OS2 grade fiber, the cable uses LSZH jacket material for low smoke and halogen-free performance suitable for indoor installations. The product includes individual test reports for insertion loss (IL) and return loss (RL), 100% end-face inspection, laser-precision cleaving, Grade A fiber and APC polish to ensure consistent optical performance.

Advantages

This fiber patch cable delivers verified optical performance with individual IL and RL test reports and fully inspected connector end-faces. Laser-precision cleaving and APC polish minimise back-reflection and signal loss. The LSZH jacket reduces smoke and toxic gas emissions in the event of a fire, and the OS2 singlemode 9/125 Grade A fiber supports high-speed, long-distance transmission.

Suitable for

• Data centre interconnects and server links
• Telecommunications backbone and metro networks
• FTTx and long-reach singlemode connections
• Indoor installations requiring LSZH cabling

Key specifications

• Length: 1 m
• Fiber: Singlemode 9/125 µm, OS2, Grade A
• Configuration: Duplex
• Connectors: LC/APC8 and SC/APC8
• Jacket: LSZH (low smoke, zero halogen)
• Polish: APC
• Quality checks: Individual IL and RL test report, 100% end-face inspection

How to use

Route the 1 m duplex cable between devices ensuring connector types match the equipment ports (LC/APC or SC/APC). Handle connectors by the boot and avoid touching end-faces; keep protective caps on until installation. After connecting, verify link quality using appropriate optical test equipment and consult the supplied IL/RL test reports for baseline performance.

Recommendations

For best results, store and install the cable in environments within manufacturer-recommended bend radius limits, avoid tight bends and excessive pulling force, and keep connector end-faces clean using approved fiber cleaning tools before mating.