Fibre optic cable Lightwin LSP-09 LSH-LSH 10.0

The Lightwin LSP-09 LSH-LSH 10.0 is a 10-metre single-mode fibre optic cable built for stable, high-performance data transmission. It uses OS2 fibre with a 9 µm core diameter and is terminated with E-2000 (LSH) connectors on both ends to provide low insertion loss and secure mating in professional network and telecom environments. The cable's construction focuses on signal integrity and mechanical durability for consistent operation in patching, interconnect and backbone applications.

Advantages

This fibre optic cable combines single-mode OS2 performance with precision-polished E-2000 (LSH) connectors at each end, which contributes to low return loss and repeatable connections. The 10.0 metre length offers flexibility for rack-to-rack, cabinet-to-cabinet or equipment-to-equipment links without excessive slack. The 9 µm core diameter matches industry single-mode standards for long-distance, low-dispersion transmission. The cable's design uses quality materials and connector housings to resist typical handling and maintain optical performance over time.

Suitable for

• Data centre patch panels and horizontal/vertical cabling
• Telecommunications backbone and long-haul single-mode links
• Optical equipment connections, transceivers and switches
• Laboratory and test bench single-mode measurements

Key specifications

• Length: 10.0 metres
• Fibre type: OS2 single-mode
• Core diameter: 9 µm
• Connector type (both ends): E-2000 (LSH)
• Polish and mating: precision-polished ferrules for low insertion and return loss
• Cable use: indoor patching and interconnect

How to use

Deploy the Lightwin LSP-09 LSH-LSH 10.0 by aligning and inserting each E-2000 (LSH) connector into compatible adapter ports or equipment transceiver sockets. Avoid twisting or sharply bending the cable; maintain the manufacturer's recommended minimum bend radius during installation and routing within racks or conduits. For best optical performance, ensure connector endfaces are clean and free of dust or contamination before mating, and use appropriate dust caps when connectors are not in use.

Usage recommendations

Inspect and clean connector endfaces with approved fibre cleaning tools prior to each connection. Route the cable to avoid tight bends and mechanical stress, secure strain relief at termination points, and store spare length coiled with a radius larger than the specified minimum bend radius. Periodically test insertion loss if used in critical links to confirm ongoing performance.