Fiber Patch Cable ACT 1 meter LSZH Multimode 50/125 OM3 duplex LC connectors

The ACT 1 meter LSZH Multimode 50/125 OM3 duplex LC connectors fiber patch cable is a short-length multimode fiber assembly designed for indoor high-speed networking. It uses OM3 grade 50/125 µm multimode fiber and duplex LC terminations to support full-duplex data transmission in LAN, data center interconnects, and equipment patching. The LSZH jacket reduces toxic gas and smoke emission in the event of fire, making the cable suitable for use in enclosed spaces and compliance-sensitive installations.

Advantages

This OM3 multimode patch cable provides predictable optical performance for short to medium reach links. The duplex LC connectors offer a compact footprint and reliable mating with LC ports on switches, transceivers and patch panels. The LSZH outer jacket improves safety by limiting smoke and halogen release during combustion. With a 1 meter length the cable minimizes excess slack in patching scenarios and helps maintain tidy rack and cabinet layouts.

Suitable for

• Server and switch port patching in data centers and telecom rooms
• Interconnects between transceivers (SFP/SFP+/QSFP adapter panels) and network equipment
• Short-distance multimode links in enterprise LAN backbones
• Indoor cabling where low smoke zero halogen materials are required

Key specifications

• Fiber type: Multimode 50/125 µm, OM3
• Connector type: Duplex LC to Duplex LC
• Cable length: 1 meter
• Jacket material: LSZH (Low Smoke Zero Halogen)
• Polish type: Typically UPC/PC (factory-terminated multimode connectors)
• Mode bandwidth: Optimized for 850 nm multimode VCSEL applications
• Typical application range: Short to medium reach multimode links

How to use

Inspect both LC connector endfaces for cleanliness before installation and clean with appropriate fiber cleaning tools if necessary. Route the cable through the intended patch panel, rack or cabinet pathways avoiding tight bends below the fiber minimum bend radius and sharp edges. Insert each LC connector into the corresponding device port until the latch clicks to ensure secure mating. Verify optical link status using the network device diagnostics or an optical light source and power meter or transceiver diagnostics to confirm acceptable signal levels.

Usage recommendations

Handle the fiber connectors by the ferrule body and avoid touching the polished endfaces. Maintain bend radii as specified by the manufacturer and avoid repeated flexing near the connector boot. Store unused cables coiled loosely and protected from dust. For critical links verify end-to-end loss with appropriate test equipment and replace cables showing contamination or damage to the connectors or jacket.