Fibre optic cable EFB Elektronik LC/SC 50/125µ 1m

The EFB Elektronik LC/SC 50/125µ 1m fibre optic cable is a single-metre multimode patch cable designed for connections between LC and SC ports in networking equipment and data centre infrastructure. With a 50/125µ core/cladding geometry, it supports standard multimode transmission and is suitable for short-range, high-bandwidth links. The cable is offered in multiple outer jacket colours — beige, black, orange, and red — to assist cable management and visual identification in racks and cabling runs.

Advantages

This LC to SC multimode cable provides low insertion loss and stable optical performance for short-distance links. Its 50/125µ multimode fibre supports commonly used transceivers and switches, enabling straightforward integration with existing fibre networks. The availability of several jacket colours simplifies organisation and reduces the risk of mispatching during installation or maintenance.

Suitable for

• Patch panels and fibre distribution frames in data centres
• Interconnections between switches, transceivers and optical modules
• Telecommunications rooms and server racks
• Short-range multimode links within buildings and campus networks

Key specifications

• Fibre type: Multimode 50/125 µm (core/cladding)
• Connector A: LC (male)
• Connector B: SC (male)
• Length: 1 metre
• Available jacket colours: beige, black, orange, red
• Application range: Short-range multimode optical links

How to use

Connect the LC end to devices or patch panels that accept LC connectors and the SC end to corresponding SC ports or adaptors. Ensure connectors and ports are clean before mating to maintain low signal loss; use appropriate fibre cleaning tools or wipes. Route the cable with gentle bends, avoiding sharp kinks and excessive tension, and secure it with cable management accessories to prevent stress on the connectors and maintain connection reliability.

Usage recommendations

For reliable performance, inspect and clean connector endfaces before each connection, maintain minimum bend radius as specified by the equipment manufacturer, and use colour-coding to match network documentation. When used in data centre environments, document each link and label both ends of the cable to speed troubleshooting and maintenance.