Lanview LVO2314005-FLEX InfiniBand/fibre optic cable 0.5 m LC LC/LC Yellow

The Lanview Bendable series LVO2314005-FLEX is a 0.5 m LC‑to‑LC fibre optic patch cable in yellow, built with OS2 singlemode fibre (9 µm core) for full‑duplex high‑speed data transmission. The cable features a bendable boot formed over a single stainless‑steel wire that can be manually positioned and will hold any angle from straight to 90° while the internal wire ensures the chosen shape is retained. The boot can be reshaped or straightened at any time for connector disconnection, making the cable suitable for installations in constrained spaces and high‑density environments.

Advantages

The bendable stainless‑steel wire boot provides stable, repeatable angle retention without tools and allows precise connector orientation in tight routing paths. OS2 singlemode fibre with LC connectors delivers low attenuation for reliable long‑distance or data centre connections. The short 0.5 m length and yellow jacket support clear identification and organised cable management in racks and patch panels.

Suitable for

• Data centre patching and short interconnects
• High‑density fibre panels and trunking
• Tight or constrained routing where controlled bend angle is needed
• Equipment-to-equipment connections requiring LC‑LC OS2 full‑duplex links

Key specifications

• Brand: Lanview
• Model / MPN: LVO2314005-FLEX
• Connectors: LC to LC
• Fibre type: OS2 singlemode (9 µm core)
• Cable length: 0.5 m
• Colour: Yellow
• Weight: 0.01 kg
• EAN: 5715063506073

How to use

Align each LC connector with the corresponding adapter or transceiver and insert until it clicks. Manually bend the boot over the stainless‑steel wire to set the desired angle; the boot will retain that position. To disconnect, straighten the boot to release the connector and pull the connector from the adapter. Use standard fibre handling practices: avoid excessive tensile load, keep connectors clean, and cap unused ends.

Recommendations

For best performance, clean LC endfaces before mating, avoid tight bends beyond recommended angles for the fibre cable itself, and use the bendable boot primarily for connector orientation and space management rather than as a structural strain relief.