Keystone module DELOCK 87195 with LC to LC connectors, grey/violet/white, 60.1×59.4×21.6 mm

DELOCK 87195 is a keystone module equipped with LC to LC duplex connectors designed for optical fibre terminations in panels, wall plates or patch installations. The module is supplied in a grey, violet and white colour scheme and measures 60.1 × 59.4 × 21.6 mm. It is intended to provide a compact LC duplex interface for fibre patching and system interconnection where standard LC connections are required.

Advantages

The keystone module provides a standardised LC duplex coupling that supports reliable optical connections and straightforward installation in compatible keystone panels or wall plates. It features a compact footprint and a small labelling field for clear identification. The module also offers DIN rail compatibility for flexible mounting options in equipment racks or distribution enclosures.

Suitable for

• Optical patch panels and fibre distribution frames
• Wall plates and keystone faceplates for building cabling
• Fibre termination points in server rooms and telecom closets
• Enclosures or cabinets requiring LC duplex connections

Key specifications

• Connector type: LC to LC duplex coupler
• Material colour: grey, violet and white
• Dimensions (W × D × H): 60.1 × 59.4 × 21.6 mm
• Mounting options: keystone panel, wall plate or 35 mm DIN rail
• Label field: integrated small labelling area for identification

How to use

Insert the keystone module into a compatible keystone opening on a panel or faceplate until it clicks into place, or attach it to a 35 mm DIN rail where supported. Connect LC duplex fibre patch cables into the LC ports, ensuring correct alignment and clean connectors to maintain optical performance. Use the labelling field to mark the port function or destination. For service or relocation, unclip the module from the panel or remove it from the DIN rail following standard safety procedures.

Recommendations

Ensure fibre connectors are clean before mating to prevent signal loss. Use appropriate dust caps when ports are not in use and follow standard fibre handling practices to avoid bending or stressing the fibre near the connector interface.