Lynn Electronics D-L2L2-3R2-020M Lc Lc OM3 Duplex Patch Cable

Product Description

The LYNN ELECTRONICS D-L2L2-3R2-020M is an LC to LC OM3 duplex fiber optic patch cable with a 2.0mm jacket diameter and a 20-meter length. It is designed for multimode fiber runs in structured cabling systems, data centers, and telecom closets. The duplex configuration supports bidirectional transmission over two fiber strands simultaneously. Licensed low-voltage technicians and network infrastructure installers typically handle this cable in commercial and light industrial settings. The OM3 fiber grade supports high-bandwidth applications, making this patch cord well suited for 10GbE and similar high-speed network links.

This patch cable is used in horizontal and backbone fiber runs connecting switches, patch panels, media converters, and active equipment with LC-type ports. It is appropriate for both new installations and moves, adds, and changes in existing fiber plant infrastructure. The 20-meter length covers mid-range runs within a rack room or between adjacent telecom rooms. The 2.0mm duplex jacket offers a balance of flexibility and durability for routed cable paths inside conduit or cable management systems.

Key Features

• OM3 multimode fiber supports 10GbE and high-bandwidth data transmission
• LC to LC duplex connectors for bidirectional fiber links
• 2.0mm jacket diameter for flexible routing in tight cable pathways
• 20-meter length suits mid-range intra-facility runs
• Duplex configuration eliminates the need for two separate simplex cables

Compatibility

Designed as a standard replacement or new-installation patch cord for equipment and patch panels equipped with LC-type multimode fiber ports accepting OM3 duplex 2.0mm patch cables.

Installation Notes

This cable is installed by low-voltage technicians and network cabling professionals. Power to active equipment should be verified before disturbing live fiber connections, as fiber strands can carry optical signals even when network traffic appears idle. Connectors should be inspected and cleaned with approved fiber optic cleaning tools before mating. Route cables through designated fiber management trays or conduit to avoid tight bends that exceed the cable minimum bend radius.