Fibre Optic Cable Lightwin LDP-09 FC-LC 3.0 3m

The Lightwin LDP-09 FC-LC 3.0 3m fibre optic cable is a single-mode OS2 patch cord designed for reliable high-speed data transmission over short to medium distances. With a 9 µm core diameter and full duplex capability, this 3 metre cable supports low-loss connections between compatible optical devices. The cable comes in yellow for easy identification in structured cabling installations and is terminated with FC connectors on one end and LC connectors on the other, enabling compatibility with a variety of telecom and network interfaces.

Advantages

This fibre optic cable offers low attenuation and stable optical performance thanks to the OS2 single-mode fibre and 9 µm core. The FC and LC connectors provide secure mating and low insertion loss for both panel and equipment connections. The 3 metre length balances flexibility and cable management in racks and cabinets, while the yellow jacket simplifies routing and identification in multi-cable environments.

Suitable for

• Connecting optical transceivers and patch panels in data centres
• Interlinking telecom equipment and optical switches
• Short to medium distance backbone and distribution links
• Laboratory setups and test equipment requiring FC and LC interfaces

Key specifications

• Fibre type: single-mode (OS2)
• Core diameter: 9 µm
• Connectivity: 2x FC to 2x LC
• Length: 3.0 m
• Polarity: full duplex
• Jacket colour: yellow

How to use

Inspect connectors and fibre ends for cleanliness before connection and remove protective caps. Align and insert the FC connectors into threaded FC ports and secure by tightening the coupling nut; insert the LC connectors into LC ports until they click into place. Avoid tight bends and maintain the minimum bend radius recommended for OS2 fibre during routing. When disconnecting, unthread FC connectors gently and depress the LC latch to remove; replace dust caps to protect ferrules when idle.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate fibre cleaning tools and inspection scopes to ensure low insertion loss. Route the cable to avoid sharp bends, high-tension pulls, and sources of mechanical damage. Match connector types and polarity with equipment interfaces and label both ends for easier maintenance.