LC to LC Single Mode OS2 Duplex Optic Cord LSZH with LED Self-Tracking 3M

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Single Mode Fiber LC Patch Cord

Patch cables with the Self-Tracking OS2 LC patch cord are designed to be easily located in network environment. Due to the duplex Optic Cord's unique design, users can manage the optic cord more easily in high-density environments. In comparison with the traditional duplex zipper single mode fiber, the LC Uniboot optical fiber jumpers have a more compact design, and their cable management is better.

The use of single mode fiber optic cable can ensure fast transmission, high reliability, and reduce maintenance costs. It is used in multi-story buildings or high-rise buildings such as school libraries, student dormitories, shopping malls, airports, railway stations.

Optical fiber wiring can reduce wiring costs and provide better network signals for your project. CRXCabling has a strong sales network and the experience of expanding and operating the market, contact us for more information.

Product Classification

Indoor or Outdoor	Indoor, Outdoor
Solution	Fiber
Product Name	Fiber Patch Cord

General Specifications

Item model number	SPAFOIIIIII003205001
Color	Yellow
Length(M)	3
Connector Type	LC

Material Specifications

Jacket	LSZH
Material	Zirconia, PC, LSZH
Fiber Mode	SM
Fiber Count	2
Insertion Loss	<0.2dB
Return Loss	>55dB
Polish Type	UPC
Cable Diameter	3.0 mm
Polarity	A(Tx) to B(Rx)

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Additional Info

The Difference of Single-Mode (SM) and Multi-Mode (MM) Fiber

• The core diameter of single-mode fiber is much smaller than multimode fiber, the single-mode fiber core diameter is 9µm; the single-mode fiber wavelength is 1310 nm and 1550 nm. 
• Multimode fiber core diameter: 50µm or 62.5µm. 850nm and 1300nm wavelengths are used in multimode fiber cables.

Transmission distance is the key to choosing single-mode or multi-mode fiber, for data centers, multi-mode fiber optic cables are sufficient to meet the distance of 300 - 400 meters. In applications that require distances of up to several kilometers, single-mode fiber is the best choice.

Fiber Path Cord Polish Matters

The light loss will occur when a connector is installed, yet some will cause damage to laser light and disrupt the transmitted signal. Choosing the well polish connector will reduce the back reflections of light.

• PC: Physical Contact polish with -35dB Return Loss measurement
• UPC: Ultra Physical Contact polish with -55dB Return Loss measurement
• APC: Angled Physical Contact polish (8-degree angle) with -60dB Return Loss measurement

Can I mix single-mode and multi-mode fiber?
The core sizes of multimode fiber and single-mode fiber are different, and the transmitted light mode is also different. If two optical fibers are mixed or directly connected together, a large amount of optical loss will be lost, resulting in link jitter or disconnection. Remember, never mix different types of cables randomly.