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The Alcasa LW-S905SASA 5 m SC FTTH fibre optic cable is engineered for reliable indoor optical connections. It uses G.652D single-mode fibre with a 9 µm core, providing low attenuation and consistent signal quality for short-run installations. The yellow outer jacket and SC connectors make the cable suitable for standard FTTH and premises wiring where clear identification and compact connectors are required.

Advantages

This fibre optic cable provides low insertion loss and stable transmission characteristics thanks to the G.652D single-mode fibre and precise SC connector termination. The 5 m length offers flexibility for connecting equipment within telecom rooms, apartments or office spaces without excess slack. The yellow jacket enables easy visual identification in multi-cable installations, while the compact SC connector supports high-density patching and simple push-pull operation.

Suitable for

• FTTH indoor connections between customer premises equipment and wall outlets
• Patch connections in telecom or network equipment racks
• Short-distance links in apartments, offices and data cabinets
• Testing and temporary link setups during installation and maintenance

Key specifications

• Fibre type: single-mode G.652D
• Core diameter: 9 µm
• Connector type: SC – push-pull square ferrule connector
• Length: 5 m
• Cable colour: yellow
• Application: indoor FTTH and premises wiring

How to use

Route the cable avoiding sharp bends and protect it from crushing or kinking. Insert the SC connector into the corresponding adapter or port until it locks in place. When disconnecting, press the SC latch and pull straight out to avoid damaging the ferrule. Use fibre-safe cleaning tools to clean connector endfaces before mating to ensure low insertion loss and prevent contamination-related faults.

Recommendations

For optimal performance, maintain a minimum bend radius as specified for single-mode patch cords, keep connectors capped when not in use, and perform visual inspection and cleaning of connector endfaces before each connection. Use appropriate strain relief and routing to prevent mechanical stress on terminations.