LC to LC, Simplex Singlemode Fiber Optic Cables, 9/125 with OFNR Jacket
LC to LC simplex singlemode fiber optic cables with 9/125 micron core deliver high-speed optical signal transmission for data centers, telecommunications rooms, and enterprise network backbones requiring long-distance, low-loss connectivity. Featuring LC connectors on both ends, these singlemode cables support one-way signal paths in structured fiber systems with compatibility across switches, routers, and patch panels. OFNR-rated jacket construction enables riser applications within buildings where flame-retardant cabling meets code requirements. Compact LC connector form factor supports high-density installations and efficient cable management.
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FAQs
What are LC to LC simplex singlemode fiber optic cables used for?
LC to LC simplex singlemode fiber optic cables with a 9/125 core are used for high-speed optical signal transmission in singlemode fiber networks. These cables are commonly deployed in data centers, telecommunications rooms, and enterprise network backbones where long-distance, low-loss signal transmission is required. The simplex design supports one-way signal paths, making it suitable for transmit or receive connections in structured fiber systems.
What does 9/125 micron singlemode fiber specification mean?
The 9/125 micron singlemode fiber construction supports long-distance transmission while maintaining signal clarity. This singlemode fiber specification enables low-loss signal transmission over extended distances, making LC to LC simplex singlemode cables suitable for data center interconnects, network backbone connections, and telecom infrastructure applications.
What is OFNR jacket rating on LC to LC fiber cables?
The OFNR-rated jacket allows use in riser applications within buildings where flame-retardant cabling is required. OFNR (Optical Fiber Nonconductive Riser) designation indicates the cable meets fire safety standards for vertical cable runs between floors in commercial and enterprise installations. This jacket rating supports deployment in vertical and horizontal fiber runs within buildings where building codes mandate flame-retardant fiber optic cabling.
Where are LC to LC simplex singlemode fiber cables typically installed?
LC to LC simplex singlemode fiber cables are typically used in vertical and horizontal fiber runs within buildings. Common applications include fiber optic patching, network backbone connections, data center interconnects, and telecom infrastructure. The compact LC connector form factor supports high-density installations and efficient cable management in telecommunications rooms, equipment racks, and structured cabling systems where singlemode fiber connectivity is required.
What equipment is compatible with LC to LC simplex singlemode cables?
Designed with LC connectors on both ends, L-com singlemode fiber optic cables provide compatibility with a wide range of networking equipment, including switches, routers, and patch panels. These cables are compatible with standard singlemode optical transceivers and are commonly used in structured cabling systems. The LC connector interface is an industry-standard form factor widely deployed across data center and telecommunications infrastructure supporting 9/125 micron singlemode fiber.
What is the difference between simplex and duplex fiber cables?
The simplex design supports one-way signal paths, making it suitable for transmit or receive connections in structured fiber systems. Simplex cables contain a single fiber strand, while duplex cables contain two fiber strands for bidirectional communication. LC to LC simplex singlemode cables are used where unidirectional optical transmission is required, or where separate transmit and receive paths are implemented using individual simplex connections.
Can LC to LC simplex singlemode cables support high-density installations?
The compact LC connector form factor supports high-density installations and efficient cable management. LC connectors feature a smaller footprint compared to SC or ST connectors, enabling more ports to be installed within the same panel or equipment space. This makes LC to LC simplex singlemode fiber cables ideal for data centers, telecommunications rooms, and enterprise network environments where rack space optimization and organized cable routing are critical.
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