Ortronics HDHFM-FLC2CI-00 Hiloc Lc Duplex Connector

Product Description

The ORTRONICS HDHFM-FLC2CI-00 is a HiLoc LC duplex fiber optic connector latch clip, finished in yellow to indicate single-mode fiber classification. This hardware accessory is used to secure or replace the latch clip on LC duplex fiber connectors, restoring proper locking engagement within patch panels, switches, and fiber distribution frames. The yellow color coding allows technicians to quickly identify single-mode connections during installation, troubleshooting, and moves-adds-changes in structured cabling environments. Installation and service technicians working on fiber optic infrastructure will find this component useful for maintaining connector integrity without full connector replacement.

This latch clip is suited for use in commercial and enterprise structured cabling installations where LC duplex fiber connectors are deployed. Typical applications include data centers, telecommunications rooms, and horizontal or backbone fiber runs. It is commonly installed by low-voltage cabling technicians and network infrastructure specialists performing maintenance or remediation on existing fiber patching systems. The yellow finish aligns with TIA/EIA color-coding conventions for single-mode fiber.

Key Features

• LC duplex form factor compatible with standard LC duplex connector bodies
• Yellow color coding identifies single-mode fiber classification per industry convention
• HiLoc latch design provides positive locking engagement in patch panels and active equipment ports
• Sold individually as a single unit hardware accessory
• Compact replacement clip restores connector latch function without full connector termination

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement latch clip for LC duplex fiber optic connectors used in standard structured cabling installations.

Installation Notes

This component is installed by low-voltage or fiber optic cabling technicians familiar with LC connector handling. No power shutdown is required, but active fiber circuits should be taken out of service and fiber ends protected before handling to prevent contamination or signal disruption. Standard fiber optic hand tools and inspection equipment should be used. Follow applicable ANSI/TIA structured cabling standards for fiber connector handling and labeling.