Panduit F923RANSNSNM011 OS2 2-fiber Patch Cable

Product Description

The PANDUIT F923RANSNSNM011 is an OS2 singlemode duplex fiber optic patch cable with a 3mm jacket and 2-fiber construction. It is used to create structured cabling connections between fiber optic equipment such as switches, patch panels, transceivers, and media converters. Licensed low-voltage contractors and network infrastructure technicians are the primary installers of this cable type. The OS2 designation indicates singlemode operation, which supports longer transmission distances and lower signal attenuation compared to multimode fiber, making it appropriate for backbone and inter-equipment runs in commercial and industrial facilities.

This patch cable is suited for structured cabling installations in commercial buildings, data centers, and industrial environments where singlemode fiber infrastructure is already in place. The 3mm duplex jacket provides added mechanical protection over standard 2mm cordage, making it a practical choice for exposed or high-traffic cable routing. It terminates fiber optic equipment in rack, panel, and wall-mount configurations where OS2 singlemode connectivity is required.

Key Features

• OS2 singlemode fiber supports long-distance, low-attenuation transmission
• 2-fiber duplex construction enables simultaneous transmit and receive on a single cable assembly
• 3mm outer jacket provides enhanced mechanical protection for demanding routing environments
• Factory-terminated assembly reduces field termination time and ensures consistent end-face quality
• Sold as a single unit (EA), one cable assembly per package

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style fiber optic patch cable for use with OS2 singlemode fiber optic ports, panels, and equipment in structured cabling systems.

Installation Notes

This cable is installed by licensed low-voltage or data cabling contractors following TIA-568 and ISO 11801 structured cabling standards. Before connecting or disconnecting fiber patch cables, power down or disable the associated optical transceivers where possible and avoid looking directly into any fiber end face. Clean all connectors with an appropriate fiber optic cleaning tool before mating. Avoid bending the cable beyond the minimum bend radius specified for the connector and jacket type to prevent signal loss or physical damage.