Fibre optic patch cable EQUIP E2000/APC to LC/APC 7.00 m SM Duplex OS2 Yellow

Single‑mode duplex fibre optic patch cable with E2000/APC to LC/APC connectors, designed by EQUIP for single‑mode network links and telecom environments. The 7.00 m length and OS2 fibre type provide low attenuation and stable optical performance over long distances. The cable has a yellow outer jacket and implements duplex transmission to connect E2000/APC ports to LC/APC ports, supporting precise connector alignment and return‑loss reduction typical for APC terminations.

Advantages

This fibre patch cable offers low insertion loss and high return‑loss performance due to APC‑polished terminations on both ends, ensuring consistent signal integrity in single‑mode systems. The duplex configuration enables simultaneous transmit and receive channels in a compact form factor. The yellow jacket makes the cable easily identifiable in structured cabling environments, and the 7.00 m length provides flexible reach for racks, patch panels, and horizontal cabling runs.

Suitable for

• Telecommunications trunking and long‑distance single‑mode links
• Data centre interconnects between E2000/APC and LC/APC equipment
• Optical patch panels and fibre distribution frames
• Testing and measurement setups requiring APC connectors

Key specifications

• Fibre type: Single‑mode OS2
• Configuration: Duplex
• Connector A: E2000/APC
• Connector B: LC/APC
• Length: 7.00 m
• Jacket colour: Yellow
• Polish type: Angled Physical Contact (APC)

How to use

Route the duplex cable between the E2000/APC port and the LC/APC port ensuring connectors are aligned with the correct keying to avoid damage. Insert each connector until it clicks into the mating adapter or equipment receptacle. Avoid tight bends; maintain the manufacturer’s minimum bend radius for single‑mode fibre to prevent increased attenuation. When disconnecting, grip the connector body rather than pulling the cable jacket to protect the fibre termination.

Recommendations

Use dust caps on unused connectors, keep connector endfaces clean using approved fibre cleaning tools, and label both ends for easy identification in racks or panels. For installation, secure the cable with gentle ties or cable management trays and avoid excessive tensile loads to preserve optical performance.