Belden Inc. FPSLDSD015M OS2 Fiber Patch Cable Lc Sc 15M

Product Description

The BELDEN INC. FPSLDSD015M is an OS2 single-mode fiber optic patch cable configured with an LC duplex connector on one end and an SC duplex connector on the other. At 15 meters in length, this cable is suited for structured cabling runs between patch panels, switches, transceivers, and other active fiber equipment. OS2 single-mode construction supports longer transmission distances and higher bandwidth compared to multimode alternatives. Network technicians and low-voltage contractors install this cable in data centers, telecom rooms, and enterprise network environments where reliable, low-loss fiber connectivity is required.

This patch cable is designed for use in OS2 single-mode fiber installations, primarily in commercial and enterprise settings. Typical applications include backbone runs between IDF and MDF closets, horizontal cross-connects, and direct connections between fiber-capable network switches and media converters. The 15-meter length provides flexibility for mid-range cabinet-to-cabinet or rack-to-rack routing without excess slack.

Key Features

• OS2 single-mode fiber construction for long-distance, low-attenuation signal transmission
• LC duplex to SC duplex connector configuration supports mixed-connector patching scenarios
• 15-meter length accommodates mid-range structured cabling runs
• Duplex configuration supports full-duplex data transmission over separate transmit and receive fibers
• Pre-terminated factory ends for consistent connector performance and reduced field termination time

Compatibility

Designed as an OS2 single-mode replacement or add-on patch cable for use with LC and SC duplex fiber ports on switches, patch panels, media converters, and transceivers in structured cabling installations.

Installation Notes

Installation of fiber patch cables should be performed by a qualified low-voltage technician or network cabling installer familiar with OS2 single-mode systems. Power down or disable active ports on connected equipment before inserting or removing fiber connectors to protect optical transceivers. Avoid sharp bends below the cable minimum bend radius, and keep dust caps on unused connectors to prevent contamination of the polished ferrule end-faces. Clean connectors with approved fiber optic cleaning tools before mating.