Fiber patch cable BlueOptics SFP2122BU10MS 10 m LC–SC G.657.A1 single-mode, yellow

Single‑mode fiber patch cable BlueOptics SFP2122BU10MS, 10 m length, features an LC connector on one end and an SC connector on the other. The cable conforms to ITU‑T G.657.A1, providing low bend sensitivity and consistent single‑mode transmission. The yellow outer jacket identifies the cable for standard single‑mode use and simplifies routing in FTTH installations, equipment patching and network interconnects.

Advantages

The G.657.A1 specification ensures reduced attenuation when routed through tight bends, improving reliability in confined installation spaces. Having LC and SC terminations on opposite ends offers flexible connectivity between devices and patch panels without additional adapters. A 10 m length covers typical distances in equipment rooms and residential deployments while maintaining single‑mode performance and low insertion loss.

Suitable for

• FTTH drop and indoor fiber runs
• Patching between equipment with LC and SC ports
• Interconnects in telecom and data center environments
• Cabinet and rack installations with limited bend radius

Key specifications

• Fiber type: single‑mode, ITU‑T G.657.A1 compliant
• Length: 10 m
• Connector A: LC (single‑mode)
• Connector B: SC (single‑mode)
• Jacket color: yellow
• Core/cladding: standard single‑mode dimensions
• Low bend sensitivity suitable for tight routing

How to use

Inspect connector endfaces for cleanliness before installation and clean if necessary using appropriate fiber cleaning tools. Connect the LC end into the device or patch panel requiring an LC interface and insert the SC end into the corresponding SC port. Route the cable following recommended bend radii for G.657.A1 fiber and secure it with cable management accessories to avoid tensile stress. Test the link with an appropriate optical test instrument to confirm continuity and acceptable loss values.

Usage recommendations

Avoid sharp bends and tight wraps around small objects; maintain recommended minimum bend radius for G.657.A1 fiber. Keep connector endfaces covered until connection to prevent contamination. When routing through conduits or trays, ensure the cable is not subjected to crushing or excessive tension.