Fiber optic patch cord MM ST/UPC-LC/UPC duplex 3.0 mm OM2 50/125 LSZH 1m orange FO-STLU-MD21-0010-OG

Fiber optic patch cord for demanding installations.

This orange fiber optic patch cord, made of OM2 multimode fiber, is a reliable connection for networks requiring stable data transmission. The use of ST/UPC connectors on one side and LC/UPC on the other makes it ideal for connecting devices with different standards. The duplex design, combined with the LSZH (Low Smoke Zero Halogen) coating, ensures safety and comfort of use.

Construction and application

The patch cord is designed for data transmission in LAN networks, server rooms and telecommunication systems. Its duplex construction allows for simultaneous transmission and reception of signals, which increases network efficiency. Fiber diameter 50/125 µm and cable diameter 3.0 mm guarantee optimal transmission parameters and easy installation. The LSZH coating minimizes the emission of toxic substances in the event of a fire, which increases safety in the premises.

Key features and benefits

• High transmission quality: OM2 fiber provides good bandwidth for multimedia and network applications.
• Safety: LSZH coating limits the emission of harmful substances during a fire, which is especially important in enclosed spaces.
• Versatility: ST/UPC and LC/UPC connectors allow connection to a wide range of devices.
• Durability: Resistant to bending (minimum bending radius 7.5 mm) and a wide operating temperature range (-40 – 85 °C) ensure long-lasting and reliable operation even in difficult conditions.
• Low attenuation: Insertion loss below 0.20 dB and return loss above 30 dB guarantee minimal signal loss and high connection quality.
• Easy identification: Orange color makes it easy to identify the cable in the installation.

This patch cord is a solid choice for both professional installers and end users looking for a reliable solution for building or expanding fiber optic networks. It provides a stable connection, safety of use and easy integration with existing infrastructure.