Panduit FSLP924 OS2 24-fiber Indoor Outdoor Cable

Product Description

The PANDUIT FSLP924 is a 24-fiber OS2 single-mode indoor-outdoor fiber optic cable designed for structured cabling installations in commercial and industrial environments. Built around a 9-micron single-mode fiber count of 24, this cable supports long-distance, high-bandwidth data transmission with low signal loss. It is suited for runs that transition between interior and exterior plant environments without requiring a splice point or transition enclosure. Network technicians and low-voltage cabling contractors are the primary installers of this product.

The FSLP924 is intended for use in enterprise, campus, and industrial network infrastructure where a single continuous cable run must serve both indoor and outdoor segments. Typical applications include building-to-building backbone runs, data center interconnects, and riser or plenum-adjacent pathways that exit to outdoor conduit or direct-burial-adjacent routing. The indoor-outdoor rating eliminates the need for a separate transition splice between OSP and inside-plant cable segments.

Key Features

• OS2 single-mode fiber: 9-micron core optimized for long-distance, low-attenuation transmission
• 24-fiber count supports high-density backbone and interconnect applications
• Indoor-outdoor rated construction allows continuous runs across building ingress points
• Eliminates the need for OSP-to-inside-plant transition splices
• Sold as a single unit (each) for project-quantity ordering flexibility

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style structured cabling component compatible with standard OS2 single-mode fiber termination hardware, patch panels, and fiber enclosures accepting 24-fiber indoor-outdoor cable assemblies.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified low-voltage cabling technician familiar with TIA-568 and BICSI structured cabling standards. Observe the cable's minimum bend radius and maximum pull tension during routing to avoid fiber damage. Where the cable transitions from outdoor to indoor environments, verify compliance with local building and fire codes regarding cable jacket ratings for the specific pathway type. De-energize any adjacent electrical infrastructure and follow lockout-tagout procedures when working in shared pathways or conduit bundles.