Alcasa LW-S910LASA InfiniBand fibre optic cable 10 m LC SC Yellow

The Alcasa LW-S910LASA InfiniBand fibre optic cable 10 m LC SC Yellow provides a pre-terminated multimode link designed for high-speed data transmission in professional networking environments. This 10-metre cable combines an LC connector on one end and an SC connector on the other, enabling compatibility between different transceiver and patch panel interfaces. The yellow outer jacket identifies it for easy visual routing in dense cabling installations and its construction supports stable optical performance over the specified length.

Advantages

This InfiniBand fibre optic cable delivers low insertion loss and consistent signal integrity suitable for high-bandwidth links. The combination of LC and SC terminations allows fast, tool-free connections to a variety of devices and panel ports. The cable jacket and connector housings are colour-coded for rapid identification, and the 10 m length gives flexibility for rack-to-rack runs without excessive slack. The design minimizes microbending and connector-related loss to help maintain reliable link performance.

Suitable for

• Interconnecting InfiniBand host channel adapters, switches and storage systems
• Patch panel to transceiver connections in data centres and server rooms
• High-bandwidth compute clusters and HPC interconnects
• Network infrastructure installations requiring LC-to-SC terminations

Key specifications

• Cable type: multimode fibre optic cable
• Connector 1: LC (single/duplex-compatible termination)
• Connector 2: SC (single/duplex-compatible termination)
• Length: 10 metres
• Jacket colour: yellow for easy identification
• Typical application: InfiniBand high-speed links and data centre patching

How to use

Route the Alcasa 10 m LC–SC fibre cable between the intended transceiver, switch port or patch panel ensuring bend radius limits are respected. Align and insert the LC and SC connectors firmly into the appropriate ports until a positive latch or audible click is felt. Avoid excessive twisting or tight bends along the run; secure the cable with appropriate management clips or ties to prevent strain on the connectors. When disconnecting, depress the connector latch and pull straight out to avoid damaging the ferrule or port.

Usage recommendations

Inspect connector endfaces with a fibre inspection tool before mating to prevent contamination-related loss. Maintain minimum bend radius guidelines, store and route the cable away from high-traffic mechanical hazards, and use dust caps when connectors are not in use. For critical links, perform optical power and continuity tests after installation to verify signal levels and alignment.