Corning LWL patch cable F575702T2Z20002M 2 m turquoise, single-mode fiber

Corning LWL patch cable F575702T2Z20002M is a 2 m turquoise optical patch cord designed for single-mode fiber connections. It provides a short, precise link between network devices, patch panels and transceivers. The cable’s turquoise jacket offers clear color coding for network organization and quick identification in dense cabling environments, while the single-mode fiber supports long-reach signaling where a high-quality, low-loss connection is required at short interconnection distances.

Advantages

This single-mode patch cable delivers consistent optical performance with low attenuation and stable mechanical characteristics for routine fiber handling. The fixed 2 m length minimizes excess slack in structured cabling runs and simplifies routing in racks and cabinets. Turquoise color coding reduces mispatching risk and improves visual management. The cable is manufactured to industry-quality standards to ensure compatibility with standard single-mode connectors and typical telecom and data center equipment.

Suitable for

• Interconnecting transceivers and switches in data centers
• Patch panel links in telecommunication racks
• Short-distance fiber links between network devices and servers
• Color-coded fiber management and service separation

Key specifications

• Fiber type: single-mode (single optical mode)
• Cable length: 2 m
• Jacket color: turquoise for visual identification
• Connector style: compatible with standard single-mode connectors used in telecom and datacom
• Application: short interconnection and patching within racks and patches

How to use

Route the 2 m patch cable between the designated ports on the network devices, patch panels or transceivers, taking care to avoid tight bends and excessive pulling force. Before insertion, inspect connector endfaces for cleanliness and, if necessary, clean using appropriate fiber cleaning tools to prevent signal loss. Insert connectors until they click or seat fully in the adapter; ensure connectors are secured and strain relief is properly positioned to prevent movement during operation.

Usage recommendations

Store and handle the cable following standard fiber‑optic practices: avoid bending below the manufacturer’s minimum bend radius, protect connectors with dust caps when not in use, and label both ends for easy identification in patching systems. Use the turquoise color for separation of services or identification according to your site’s color-coding scheme.