Cp Technologies LCLCA004D060FS2-PE OM4 4-fiber Lc Patch Cable

Product Description

The CP TECHNOLOGIES LCLCA004D060FS2-PE is an LC-to-LC multimode OM4 fiber optic patch cable configured in a 4-fiber distribution-style assembly. It provides a low-loss optical interconnect for high-bandwidth network infrastructure, connecting switches, patch panels, and active equipment in data centers and enterprise environments. The OM4 multimode fiber grade supports high data rates at extended distances compared to OM3, making this cable well suited for 40G and 100G backbone applications. Installation is handled by network technicians and structured cabling professionals.

This patch cable is designed for distribution-style cabling runs in data centers, server rooms, telecommunications closets, and enterprise LAN backbones. The LC connector format is widely used in high-density fiber environments where space at the port face is limited. The 4-fiber configuration allows multiple channels to be routed together in a single assembly, reducing slack management complexity in structured cabling installations.

Key Features

• LC-to-LC connector configuration for high-density fiber port compatibility
• OM4 multimode fiber grade supports 40G and 100G transmission applications
• 4-fiber distribution assembly routes multiple channels in a single run
• Distribution-style construction suited for backbone and inter-panel runs
• Single unit packaging for straightforward requisition and inventory

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style interconnect for LC-compatible multimode fiber ports in data center switching, patch panel, and active equipment applications where OM4 multimode fiber is specified.

Installation Notes

Fiber optic patch cables should be installed by qualified network or structured cabling technicians following TIA-568 and ISO 11801 standards. Before installation, inspect each connector end-face for contamination and clean with appropriate fiber optic cleaning tools if needed. Never bend the cable below its minimum bend radius and avoid pulling tension on the connector boots. Deactivate port lasers or power down connected transceivers before mating or removing connectors.