DELOCK Fiber Optic Cable 12x SC-UPC Simplex Patch > 12x Open Cable End, 1m

DELOCK Fiber Optic Cable 12x SC-UPC Simplex Patch > 12x Open Cable End, 1m is a singlemode 12-fibre pigtail designed for short interconnection runs in telecom, data center and FTTH environments. One end is fitted with twelve SC‑UPC simplex terminations to provide standardized connector interfaces, while the opposite end presents twelve open fibre ends for splicing or integration into patch panels and backbone cabling. The 1 m length is suitable for neat cable management inside racks and enclosures where precise routing and termination are required.

Advantages

This 12-fibre cable provides a compact and consistent means to bring pre-terminated connectors into an installation while leaving the opposite ends available for fusion or mechanical splicing. Using SC‑UPC connector terminations ensures a repeatable, low-loss connection to standard SC adaptors and equipment. The singlemode construction supports long-distance optical transmission standards and is appropriate for backbone or cross-connect applications where signal integrity and standardized mating interfaces matter.

Suitable for

When it may not be suitable

This cable is singlemode and terminated with SC‑UPC connectors; it is therefore not suitable for multimode transceivers or systems that require multimode fibre types. It may also be inappropriate when longer pre-terminated jumpers or different connector types (for example LC or MPO) are required by the existing infrastructure.

Key specifications

How to use

Route the 1 m cable inside the rack or enclosure to avoid sharp bends and secure it using cable management accessories. Insert the SC‑UPC connectors into corresponding SC adaptors or equipment ports to establish optical links. Prepare the open fibre ends according to standard splicing procedures and fusion splice or use mechanical splices to join to trunk fibres or pigtails. After splicing, protect the joints in splice trays or heat-shrink sleeves and verify optical continuity and loss with appropriate test equipment.

What to consider before purchase

Recommendations

Handle fibres with care to avoid microbends; maintain minimum bend radii and use proper splice protection. Test each fibre for continuity and insertion loss after installation to confirm link performance.