Fibre optic cable EFB Elektronik O1023.2 2m 12x SC Yellow

The EFB Elektronik O1023.2 is a 2 m OS2 fibre optic cable with 12 SC connectors and a 9 µm core diameter. The cable is supplied as 12 individual SC fibre pigtails in a polybag, each connector packed separately for easy removal. The primary coating (900 µm) and the secondary coating share the same colour, which corresponds to the product category. A numeric connector coding from 1 to 12 simplifies port allocation. Each packaging unit includes an individual measurement protocol.

Advantages

The fibre pigtails feature a uniform primary and secondary coating colour for clear identification, individual connector packaging for convenient handling, and numeric coding to speed up installation and port mapping. Supplied with an individual measurement protocol, the cable supports reliable traceability and quality verification.

Suitable for

• Splicing and uplifting fibre panels in data centres and telecom racks
• High-speed single-mode (OS2) network backbones
• Structured cabling where clear port identification is required

Key specifications

• Brand: EFB Elektronik
• Model: O1023.2
• Length: 2 m
• Fibre type: OS2 (single-mode)
• Number of connectors: 12
• Connector type: SC
• Core diameter: 9 µm
• Primary coating diameter: 900 µm
• Colour: Yellow
• Packaging: 12 pigtails per polybag, each connector packed separately
• Documentation: Individual measurement protocol per PU

How to use

Prepare the fibre ends and splice the SC pigtails to the installed fibre backbone or patch panel according to standard splicing procedures. Remove each connector from its individual packaging when required to avoid contamination. Use the numeric coding (1–12) to match connectors with ports for fast and accurate assignment. Follow normal handling precautions for single-mode fibres to prevent bends or stress that could increase attenuation.

Recommendations

Store the pigtails in a dry, dust-free environment before installation. Handle connectors by the boot or body, avoid touching the ferrule, and clean connector endfaces with appropriate fibre cleaning tools prior to mating to ensure optimal performance.