Fibre optic cable Sacon LPD02200100 10 m LC Yellow

The Sacon LPD02200100 10 m LC Yellow is a single-mode OS2 fibre optic patch cable with LC connectors on both ends and a 9 µm core diameter. It provides a physical link for full-duplex optical communication and is intended for short to medium interconnects within structured cabling systems. The cable’s yellow jacket identifies it as single-mode fibre and the LC terminations offer a compact connector type suitable for high-density racks and patch panels.

Advantages

This fibre optic cable offers low attenuation thanks to the OS2 single-mode fibre specification and a precise 9 µm core, which helps maintain signal integrity over longer distances compared with multimode alternatives. The LC connectors give a small form factor that conserves space in dense networking environments, while the 10 m length provides flexibility for rack-to-rack or equipment-to-patch-panel connections. The outer jacket color improves visual identification and helps organize single-mode links in mixed-fibre installations.

Suitable for

• Data center patching and inter-rack connections
• Enterprise network backbone and distribution links
• Fiber-to-the-office (FTTO) and campus cabling
• High-speed full-duplex optical links between switches or transceivers

Key specifications

• Fibre type: single-mode OS2
• Connector type: LC to LC, duplex
• Core diameter: 9 µm
• Length: 10 m
• Jacket color: yellow

How to use

Install the cable by aligning and inserting each LC connector into compatible LC ports on networking equipment or patch panels until it clicks into place. For duplex operation, ensure the transmit (Tx) and receive (Rx) channels are correctly crossed between devices if required by the equipment. Route the cable to avoid tight bends and provide strain relief at termination points. Verify the optical link using diagnostic tools or live network testing to confirm expected attenuation and continuity.

Usage recommendations

Maintain a minimum bend radius as specified by standard fiber handling practices, avoid excessive pulling force on the cable, and keep connectors protected from dust using dust caps when not connected. For critical links, test and document insertion loss and return loss after installation to ensure performance meets system requirements.