Patch Panel Accessory LOGON LSB115 Fiber SC LC Grey

The LOGON LSB115 Fiber SC LC grey patch panel accessory from EFB Elektronik is designed to support organized fiber optic terminations and transitions. It accepts both SC and LC connector types, enabling integration of multimode or singlemode fiber runs within standard patch panel layouts. The neutral grey finish makes it suitable for equipment racks, telecommunication cabinets, and structured cabling installations where consistent appearance and straightforward cable management are required.

Advantages

This accessory provides a compact and robust solution for mounting and securing SC and LC fiber terminations within a patch panel. Its design simplifies cable routing and reduces strain on connectors, while the durable construction offers long-term stability in active network environments. The compatibility with common fiber connector types ensures flexible deployment in new installations or upgrades without the need for multiple specialized parts.

Suitable for

• Data center fiber distribution and cross-connect panels
• Telecommunications racks and server cabinets
• Structured cabling systems in offices and commercial buildings
• Fiber backbone and patching in campus or enterprise networks

Key specifications

• Connector types supported: SC and LC
• Color: grey
• Material characteristics: durable housing suitable for rack mounting
• Form factor: panel accessory compatible with standard patch panel openings
• Function: provides organized fiber termination and strain relief for patching

How to use

Install the LOGON LSB115 accessory into the compatible patch panel opening following the panel manufacturer’s mounting instructions. Route SC and LC fiber pigtails or patch cords through the accessory, secure the connectors in the appropriate receptacles, and ensure proper strain relief to prevent stress on ferrules. Verify that fibers are clean and properly labeled before finalizing connections to maintain signal integrity and ease future maintenance.

Usage recommendations

Regularly inspect connector endfaces for contamination and use appropriate cleaning tools before mating. Use labeled patch cords and maintain bend radius limits for fiber cables to avoid attenuation. When upgrading or reconfiguring, choose matching connector types and bandwidth-rated fibers to preserve network performance.