Fibre optic patch cable cables to go C2G 2 m LC to SC LSZH duplex 62.5/125 multimode orange

High-speed multimode fibre patch cable with LC to SC duplex connectors and an LSZH (Low-Smoke Zero-Halogen) jacket. The Cables To Go (C2G) 2 m multimode cable uses 62.5/125 µm cores for duplex transmission in data centers, telecom and InfiniBand environments. The orange sheath supports easy visual identification, and the LSZH construction reduces smoke and halogen emissions when exposed to high temperatures.

Advantages

The LSZH jacket minimizes toxic and corrosive gas and smoke release in the event of fire, improving safety in enclosed or populated spaces. Factory-tested for insertion loss and optical quality, each duplex LC–SC cable meets industry specifications for multimode connectivity. The 2 m length and standard 62.5/125 µm multimode core make it compatible with existing Fast Ethernet, Gigabit Ethernet, Fibre Channel, ATM and InfiniBand multimode links.

Suitable for

• Data center multimode fibre patching
• Telecommunications cross-connects and equipment links
• InfiniBand and Fibre Channel multimode connections
• Environments where reduced smoke and halogen emissions are required

Key specifications

• Brand: cables to go (C2G)
• MPN: 85256
• EAN: 0757120852568
• Length: 2 m
• Connector type: LC to SC duplex
• Fibre type: Multimode 62.5/125 µm
• Jacket: LSZH (Low-Smoke Zero-Halogen)
• Sheath colour: Orange

How to use

Connect the LC ends to the device or transceiver ports and the SC ends to the patch panel or equipment receptacles, ensuring proper polarity for duplex transmission. Handle the fibre connectors by the boot or connector body, avoid touching the ferrule, and inspect/clean connector end-faces before mating to maintain low insertion loss. Route the cable without sharp bends and secure it with appropriate cable management to prevent strain.

Usage recommendations

Use this LC–SC 2 m LSZH multimode patch cable for short runs inside data centers, telecommunications rooms and other enclosed spaces where reduced smoke and halogen emissions are preferred. Perform regular visual inspections and clean connectors as part of routine maintenance to ensure optimal optical performance.