Fiber optic patch cable electro base SC–LC duplex multimode 50/125 µm 2.0 m LSZH

The electro base SC–LC duplex multimode fiber optic patch cable 50/125 µm, length 2.0 m, with an LSZH jacket provides reliable short-range duplex connectivity between SC and LC ports. Designed for multimode links, this patch cable supports standard 50/125 µm OM2/OM3 environments and is intended for use in data centers, telecommunications equipment and local area networks where compact LC terminations and robust SC connectors are required.

Advantages

This SC–LC duplex cable combines the high-density advantages of LC connectors with the durable SC interface to enable simple migration or patching between equipment types. The multimode 50/125 µm fiber core supports typical short-range multimode applications, while the LSZH (low smoke zero halogen) jacket reduces hazardous smoke and corrosive gases in case of fire, which is important for enclosed or populated installations. The 2.0 m length offers flexibility for rack and cabinet patching without excess slack.

Suitable for

• Patching switches and patch panels in data centers and server rooms
• Connecting transceivers and optical modules to equipment with SC or LC ports
• Local network links, campus cabling and short multimode connections

Key specifications

• Fiber type: multimode 50/125 µm
• Connector configuration: SC to LC duplex
• Length: 2.0 m
• Jacket material: LSZH (low smoke zero halogen)
• Construction: duplex simplexised for duplex transmission

How to use

Inspect both connector endfaces and the installation path before use. Align the LC connector with the LC receptacle and the SC connector with the SC adapter or port, then insert each connector until it clicks or is fully seated. Route the cable to avoid sharp bends; maintain the minimum bend radius specified by standard multimode fiber practices. When removing the cable, depress the LC latch and the SC release mechanism as applicable and pull straight out to avoid damaging the connector ferrules.

Usage recommendations

For optimal performance, keep connector endfaces clean and use a visual inspection microscope or fiber cleaning tools prior to connection. Avoid tight bends and excessive pulling forces, and use labeled patch panels to document link endpoints. Use LSZH-sheathed cables in enclosed spaces or areas with fire-safety requirements to minimize toxic fumes.