Fiber patch cable CBO SFP2122BU15MX 15 m, single-mode OS2, LC to SC, yellow

CBO Fiber patch cable SFP2122BU15MX is a 15-meter single-mode OS2 jumper with an LC connector on one end and an SC connector on the other. The cable features a yellow outer jacket commonly used to identify single-mode fiber and is intended for connecting equipment with LC and SC ports in fiber-optic networks. Its construction supports low attenuation and consistent optical performance for links in data centers, telecom cabinets and enterprise wiring closets.

Advantages

This single-mode OS2 patch cable provides a flexible 15 m length to bridge devices without splicing or adapting patch panels. The LC to SC termination allows direct mating between devices with different connector types, reducing additional adapter needs. The standardized single-mode fiber ensures low signal loss over longer distances compared with multimode options, while the color-coded jacket simplifies identification and cable management in multi-fiber environments.

Suitable for

• Connecting optical transceivers, switches and patch panels with LC and SC ports
• Data center fiber links and horizontal cabling runs
• Telecommunications racks and backbone connections
• Enterprise network cross-connects and equipment interlinks

Key specifications

• Fiber type: single-mode (OS2)
• Length: 15 m
• Connector A: LC (single fiber simplex)
• Connector B: SC (single fiber simplex)
• Jacket color: yellow
• Typical application: single-mode optical links for long-distance and high-bandwidth transmission

How to use

Route the cable following site cable management practices to avoid sharp bends and mechanical strain. Clean connector endfaces before insertion with appropriate fiber cleaning tools to ensure optimal signal transfer. Insert the LC connector into the LC port and the SC connector into the SC port until secure; verify link status on connected equipment and measure optical power or loss if validating performance. Coil any excess length into appropriate service loops and secure with Velcro or cable ties designed for fiber cabling.

Usage recommendations

Avoid bending the cable beyond its minimum bend radius, protect connectors with dust caps when not in use, and store spares in dry, temperature-stable conditions. For critical links, perform optical loss testing after installation and consider using labeled runs to maintain clear identification within racks and patch panels.