Fiber patch cable ProXtend FO-LCSCOS2D-007 LC to SC UPC OS2 duplex 7 m

ProXtend FO-LCSCOS2D-007 is a single-mode duplex fiber patch cable with an LC connector on one end and an SC UPC connector on the other. The cable uses OS2 optical fiber and has a 7 m length, designed for indoor optical networks, patch panels and equipment interconnections. It delivers low insertion loss and complies with single-mode transmission parameters required for telecommunications, data centers and LAN backbones.

Advantages

The ProXtend fiber patch cable provides stable single-mode transmission with low attenuation and reliable connector mating between LC and SC UPC interfaces. Its duplex configuration supports paired transmit/receive channels while the 7 m length offers flexible routing in racks and between equipment. The cable construction is suited to indoor installations and patching environments where consistent optical performance and standard compliance are required.

Suitable for

• Connecting optical transceivers and network equipment in data centers
• Patching between switches, routers and optical distribution frames
• LAN backbone links and telecom indoor cabling
• Optical test setups and short-range fiber runs within server rooms

Key specifications

• Fiber type: single-mode OS2
• Configuration: duplex (paired fibers)
• Connectors: LC (one end) to SC UPC (other end)
• Cable length: 7 m
• Polishing type: UPC on SC connector
• Typical application: indoor patching and equipment interconnects

How to use

Route the duplex fiber patch cable between the LC port of one device and the SC UPC port of the other device, ensuring proper orientation of transmit and receive channels. Remove protective dust caps from connectors before insertion and avoid bending the fiber below the minimum bend radius. Secure the cable with appropriate cable management clips or ties to prevent strain on connectors and to maintain consistent optical performance.

Recommendations

Inspect connector endfaces with a fiber inspection microscope before installation, clean with approved fiber cleaning tools if contamination is present, and store unused ends with dust caps. For permanent installations, maintain service loops and avoid tight bends; for test or temporary setups, label each duplex strand to avoid channel confusion.