Lanview LVO231409-FLEX InfiniBand/fibre optic cable 5 m LC LC/LC Yellow

The Lanview LVO231409-FLEX LC–LC OS2 5 m yellow fibre optic cable provides flexible cable management with a bendable boot that can be set at any angle from straight to 90 degrees. The boot is formed around a single stainless-steel wire that allows manual adjustment while the internal wire keeps the selected angle, enabling stable connector orientation and easy repositioning or straightening for connector disconnection. This 5 m LC–LC OS2 duplex cable features a 9 µm core for long-distance, low-loss single-mode transmission and is intended for reliable connections in networks and data centre environments.

Advantages

The bendable boot ensures precise connector positioning in confined or high-density installations and allows on-the-spot angle adjustment without tools. The stainless-steel internal wire maintains the set angle to prevent unintended movement, and the ability to straighten the boot simplifies connector removal. The OS2 single-mode fibre with 9 µm core minimises signal attenuation for stable long-distance links.

Suitable for

• Connecting network equipment and transceivers in data centres
• High-density patch panels and server racks
• Confined or hard-to-reach installation spaces
• Long-distance single-mode links requiring low loss

Key specifications

• Connectors: LC to LC
• Fibre type: OS2 (single-mode), 9 µm core
• Length: 5 m
• Colour: Yellow
• Weight: 0.1 kg
• MPN: LVO231409-FLEX
• EAN: 5715063506110

How to use

Manually bend the boot around the internal stainless-steel wire to the desired angle to route the cable and position the connector. The wire will hold the set angle; straighten the boot when you need to disconnect the connector. Insert LC connectors into compatible LC ports until they click, ensuring correct alignment and secure connection. Handle the fibre cable by the boot or connector housing to avoid stressing the fibre.

Recommendations

For best performance, use this OS2 LC–LC cable in single-mode systems and avoid sharp bends beyond the specified range. Keep connectors clean and protected when not in use and follow standard fibre handling procedures to prevent damage and signal loss.