Ortronics 205KKF9GD-50E-C Lc OM4 Keyed Connector

Product Description

The ORTRONICS 205KKF9GD-50E-C is a keyed LC fiber optic connector designed for use with 900-micrometer buffered OM4 multimode fiber. LC connectors use a push-pull latch mechanism and are widely used in high-density fiber patching applications. The keyed housing prevents mismating with non-keyed adapters, which protects against accidental cross-connection in structured cabling environments. This connector is sold individually and is installed by low-voltage cabling technicians and licensed electricians performing fiber infrastructure work.

This connector is suited for OM4 multimode fiber installations in commercial and enterprise environments. Typical applications include patch panel terminations, fiber distribution frames, and equipment room connectivity. The 900-micrometer tight-buffer construction makes it appropriate for indoor cable runs where individual fiber strands are terminated directly without breakout tubing. Data centers, telecommunications rooms, and campus backbone installations are common deployment scenarios.

Key Features

• Keyed LC form factor prevents mismating with standard non-keyed LC adapters
• Rated for OM4 multimode fiber, supporting high-bandwidth short-reach applications
• Designed for 900-micrometer tight-buffer fiber construction
• Push-pull latch mechanism for secure, tool-free insertion and release
• Sold as individual unit for precise quantity ordering

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style termination connector for 900-micrometer OM4 multimode fiber in structured cabling systems using keyed LC adapter ports.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified low-voltage technician or licensed electrician familiar with fiber optic termination procedures. Cleave and polish or pre-polished splice-on termination methods may apply depending on connector design. Follow TIA-568 and applicable local codes for fiber handling, bend radius, and connector end-face preparation. Power down any active transceivers or light sources on the fiber link before handling or terminating.