Optical Cable Corp. FSCS812DLC Fiber Optic Splice Cassette

Product Description

The OPTICAL CABLE CORP. FSCS812DLC is a singlemode fiber optic splice cassette designed for structured cabling installations. This cassette provides a factory-ready housing for fiber splices, organizing and protecting singlemode fiber connections within a rack or enclosure. It is configured for 6 DLC (duplex LC) ports and ships without pre-installed fiber pigtails, allowing technicians to splice in field-terminated or custom-length fibers as needed. Fiber optic technicians and low-voltage cabling contractors install this unit as part of a larger distribution or termination system.

The FSCS812DLC is suited for rack-mounted fiber enclosures and patch panel systems in commercial or enterprise environments. Its singlemode configuration makes it appropriate for long-haul or high-bandwidth backbone runs where low-loss connections are required. The cassette accepts field splicing without fiber included, giving installers flexibility in how they route and manage individual fiber strands within the enclosure.

Key Features

• 6-port DLC (duplex LC) configuration for organized fiber termination
• Singlemode fiber type for low-loss, long-distance applications
• Splice cassette format allows field-installed fiber splices
• Ships without fiber pigtails for maximum installation flexibility
• Designed for integration into rack-mounted fiber enclosures and patch systems

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style splice cassette for use with standard rack-mounted fiber optic enclosures and distribution panels that accept modular cassette inserts.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified fiber optic technician or low-voltage cabling contractor familiar with singlemode splice procedures. Ensure the host enclosure is powered down and all active fiber links are taken offline before inserting or removing the cassette. Follow TIA-568 or applicable local structured cabling standards when routing and dressing fiber within the enclosure. Handle fiber ends and splice sleeves carefully to avoid contamination that can increase insertion loss.