Cavo in fibra ottica S/CONN 07-200075 LC OS2 10 m nero verde

The S/CONN 07-200075 LC OS2 10 m Black Green is a single-mode fibre optic patch cable with LC connectors on both ends. It uses OS2-grade optical fibre with a 9 µm core diameter designed for low attenuation and stable single-mode transmission. The 10 m length and dual-colour jacket (black with green identification) make it suitable for organised rack and patch-panel installations where clear cable identification and consistent optical performance are required.

Advantages

This LC–LC OS2 cable provides low insertion loss and high return loss typical of OS2 single-mode fibre, supporting long-distance and high-speed data links within enterprise networks and data centres. The 9 µm core ensures compatibility with standard single-mode transceivers and passive components. The dual-colour outer appearance assists visual management, helping technicians quickly trace and separate fibre runs during installation and maintenance.

Suitable for

• Data centre patch panels and fibre trunks
• Server-to-switch connections using single-mode transceivers
• Telecommunications and network backbone links within buildings
• Laboratory and test-bench fibre interconnections

Key specifications

• Fibre type: OS2 single-mode
• Core diameter: 9 µm
• Connector type: LC to LC
• Cable length: 10 m
• Jacket colours: black with green identification
• Typical use: optical patching and short-to-medium single-mode links

How to use

Route the fibre cable along cable management trays or through patch panels, avoiding tight bends and mechanical stress. Remove protective caps from LC connectors just before insertion into the transceiver or adaptor. Ensure connectors and adapter ports are clean using appropriate fibre cleaning tools to maintain low insertion loss. Plug the LC connector into the corresponding LC port until a firm click is felt, and secure the cable along its run with suitable ties or clips to prevent strain at termination points.

Recommendations

Store and handle the cable to maintain a minimum bend radius recommended for single-mode fibre, avoid pulling forces beyond rated limits, and keep connector end-faces clean and capped when not in use to preserve optical performance and prolong service life.