Belden Inc. FP4LULU02M9 OM4 Lc Duplex Fiber Patch Cable

Product Description

The BELDEN INC. FP4LULU02M9 is an OM4 multimode fiber optic patch cable with LC duplex connectors on both ends. It is designed for high-density fiber interconnect applications in structured cabling systems, data centers, and telecommunications rooms. The cable supports a 2-fiber duplex configuration and is supplied at a 9-meter length, making it suitable for rack-to-rack or equipment-to-patch-panel runs. OM4 multimode fiber provides higher bandwidth capacity than OM3, supporting 40G and 100G transmission at extended distances. Network technicians and low-voltage cabling contractors are the typical installers of this type of patch cable.

This patch cable is used in commercial and enterprise environments where OM4-rated multimode fiber infrastructure is in place. Typical applications include connecting fiber switches, transceivers, media converters, and optical distribution frames. The LC duplex form factor is widely deployed in high-density panels and active equipment with small-form-factor (SFP) or SFP+ ports. At 9 meters, this cable fits equipment connections within a server room, data closet, or multi-rack installation.

Key Features

• OM4 multimode fiber supports 40G and 100G Ethernet at extended reach
• LC duplex connectors on both ends for high-density port compatibility
• 2-fiber duplex configuration for simultaneous transmit and receive
• 9-meter cable length suits rack-to-rack and cross-room runs
• Factory-terminated and tested for reliable plug-and-play installation

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style patch cable for use with OM4 multimode fiber optic systems utilizing LC duplex port interfaces.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by licensed low-voltage cabling contractors or network technicians following TIA-568 structured cabling standards. Inspect connector ferrules for contamination before mating and use appropriate fiber optic cleaning tools if needed. Do not exceed the minimum bend radius of the cable during routing, and avoid pinching or kinking when securing with cable management hardware. Power down active equipment or use appropriate fiber safety precautions before handling live fiber connections.