Fiber optic patch cable GOOBAY 59652 OS2 SC to LC FTTH 10 m, 9 µm core, yellow

The patch cable is a single-mode fibre optic cord designed for private and industrial FTTH, FTTB and FTTx applications. It connects the house transfer point to the indoor Optical Network Terminal (ONT) and supports data rates up to 100 Gbit/s. The cable is bend-optimised with a minimum static bending radius of 30 mm, enabling space-saving installation without increased attenuation. The sheath is LSZH (low smoke zero halogen) and the assembly includes aramid yarn reinforcement and dust protection caps.

Advantages

OS2 single-mode fibre and APC/UPC connector polish types provide stable optical characteristics; measured return loss and insertion loss values are supplied in an individual test protocol. The bend-optimised design allows routing in restricted spaces while maintaining signal integrity. LSZH jacket offers halogen-free, low-smoke performance and aramid yarn reinforcement increases mechanical strength and strain relief.

Key specifications

• Fibre type: OS2 single-mode 9/125 µm (ITU-T G.657)
• Intended use: FTTH, FTTB, FTTx, residential, office, data centre
• Data rate: up to 100 Gbit/s
• Minimum static bending radius: 30 mm
• Connector types: SC male to LC male (Simplex)
• Connector polish: APC/UPC
• Jacket material: Low smoke zero halogen (LSZH)
• Strain relief: aramid yarn reinforced
• Colour: yellow
• Length: 10 m
• Includes dust protection caps
• Individual test protocol with return loss and insertion loss measurements

How to use

Verify dust protection caps and remove them immediately before making connections. Route the patch cable respecting the minimum static bending radius of 30 mm to avoid increased attenuation. Insert the SC male connector into the building transfer point inlet and the LC male connector into the ONT or the terminal device. Fix the cable with suitable clips or routing channels and avoid sharp bends, kinks or excessive tension on the aramid-reinforced strain relief.

Recommendations

Handle and store the cable in a clean environment and keep connectors capped when not connected. For confined installations plan cable routes that respect the 30 mm bending radius. Use the supplied individual test protocol to verify return loss and insertion loss after installation and confirm connector type and polish compatibility with the telecom provider before purchase.