Lynn Electronics D-L2L2-4R2-025M Lc Lc OM4 Duplex Fiber Cable

Product Description

The LYNN ELECTRONICS D-L2L2-4R2-025M is a 25-meter LC to LC duplex fiber optic patch cable built on 50/125 micron OM4 multimode fiber. It delivers two independent transmission paths in a single jacketed assembly, supporting high-bandwidth data links at distances typical of backbone and horizontal runs inside commercial and industrial facilities. The OM4 fiber classification supports transmission speeds up to 40G and 100G at appropriate distances. This cable is installed by low-voltage technicians, structured cabling contractors, and network engineers working in data centers, enterprise LANs, and telecom rooms.

This patch cable is suited for structured cabling installations where LC-style connectors are required on both ends. Typical applications include switch-to-patch-panel connections, server room cross-connects, and fiber distribution frame jumpers in commercial buildings. The duplex configuration supports full-duplex Ethernet and fiber channel links. The 25-meter length accommodates longer horizontal or inter-rack runs where standard short-length jumpers are insufficient.

Key Features

• OM4-rated 50/125 micron multimode fiber supports 40G and 100G transmission
• LC to LC duplex configuration for full-duplex fiber links
• 25-meter cable length for extended rack-to-rack or panel-to-switch runs
• Duplex jacket keeps both fiber strands managed in a single assembly
• Compatible with standard LC-port transceivers and fiber patch panels

Compatibility

Designed as a standard LC-to-LC OM4 duplex multimode patch cable for use with LC-port fiber optic equipment including switches, transceivers, and patch panels in multimode fiber infrastructure.

Installation Notes

Low-voltage or structured cabling technicians should verify that both terminating devices use LC-style multimode ports and are rated for OM4 fiber before installation. Inspect connector ferrules for contamination and clean with an appropriate fiber optic cleaning tool prior to insertion. Avoid bending the cable below its minimum bend radius, and do not route the cable through conduit pull points that could stress the connectors. All fiber installations in commercial buildings should comply with applicable local codes and TIA-568 structured cabling standards.