Fibre optic cable Lightwin LDP-09 LC-LC 1.0 1 m Yellow

The Lightwin LDP-09 LC-LC 1.0 fibre optic cable is a 1-meter single-mode/ multimode compatible patch lead with LC connectors at both ends and a yellow jacket for easy identification. It is designed to provide reliable optical signal transmission for networking, telecommunications, and data center environments where compact LC terminations and clear cable routing are required. The cable construction balances flexibility and durability to support repeated connections and organized installations.

Advantages

Compact LC-LC terminations reduce port space usage and allow high-density panel configurations. The yellow outer jacket improves visual identification in cable bundles and simplifies infrastructure management. Engineered for stable optical performance, the cable minimizes insertion loss and supports consistent data throughput across standard networking links. The sheath material and connector strain relief offer resistance to everyday handling and bending during installation.

Suitable for

• Patch panels and fiber distribution frames in data centers
• Server and switch interconnects in networking racks
• Telecommunications links and cross-connects
• Laboratory test setups and equipment interconnection

Key specifications

• Connector type: LC to LC
• Length: 1.0 m
• Jacket color: Yellow
• Cable design: Patch/patchcord style with strain relief
• Typical applications: Network patching, cross-connects, equipment links

How to use

Inspect connector endfaces prior to insertion and clean if necessary using appropriate fiber cleaning tools to ensure optimal optical performance. Gently insert each LC connector into the corresponding LC port until it clicks into place; avoid excessive force. Route the cable to prevent sharp bends and secure it with cable management accessories to maintain minimum bend radius. When disconnecting, press the connector latch and pull the connector body straight out to avoid stress on the cable.

Usage recommendations

Store the cable coiled without tight loops and protect connector endfaces with dust caps when not in use. Maintain bend radius as specified by common fiber handling guidelines, avoid crushing or kinking the cable, and perform periodic endface inspections to reduce the risk of signal degradation.