Optical patch cable electro base SC to LC duplex singlemode 3.0 m LSZH (SC/LC-DX-3.0-LSZH)

electro base singlemode optical patch cable with SC connector on one end and LC connector on the other offers a duplex configuration and a 3.0 m length with an LSZH jacket. The cable is intended for indoor fiber optic network connections in telecommunications racks, data centers and office installations where low-smoke, zero-halogen materials are required. The assembly provides reliable singlemode signal transmission and convenient plug-and-play connectivity between SC-terminated equipment and LC ports on transceivers or patch panels.

Advantages

The cable combines standardized SC and LC ferrule interfaces in a duplex arrangement, ensuring mechanical stability and easy mating with common fiber devices. Its singlemode fiber is suitable for long-distance, low-loss links while the LSZH outer jacket reduces smoke and toxic fume emission in enclosed spaces. The pre-terminated plug-and-play design simplifies installation and reduces downtime compared with field-terminating fiber.

Suitable for

• Interconnecting telecom equipment with SC ports to transceivers or patch panels with LC ports
• Data center horizontal and rack-level fiber patching
• Indoor installations in offices, server rooms and network closets where LSZH jacket is required
• Fiber optic test setups and temporary link changes

Key specifications

• Fiber type: singlemode (SM)
• Connector 1: SC duplex
• Connector 2: LC duplex
• Configuration: duplex (2 fibers)
• Length: 3.0 m
• Outer jacket: LSZH (low-smoke, zero-halogen)
• Typical insertion loss: compliant with common singlemode patch cable standards

How to use

Verify that both equipment ports are clean and compatible with singlemode interfaces before connecting. Align and insert the SC connector into the SC adapter or port until it latches, then insert the LC connector into the LC adapter or transceiver until it clicks. Route the duplex cable with gentle bends, avoiding sharp kinks and tight bends that exceed the cable minimum bend radius. For removal, depress the connector latch and pull straight out without twisting to prevent damage to ferrules or adapters.

Usage recommendations

Keep protective dust caps on connectors until final connection and use fiber cleaning tools if contamination is suspected. Avoid running the cable alongside high-voltage power lines and maintain bend radius recommendations; store the cable coiled loosely to preserve fiber integrity. For critical links, perform an optical power check or continuity test after installation.