Quiktron 810-227-006 Fiber Patch Cable Duplex Pvc

Product Description

The QUIKTRON 810-227-006 is a single-mode duplex fiber optic patch cable with a PVC jacket, measuring 2 meters in length. It is designed for use in structured cabling systems where reliable, low-loss fiber connectivity is required between active equipment, patch panels, and distribution frames. Technicians use this cable to terminate and interconnect fiber optic runs in data centers, telecommunications rooms, and commercial building networks. The duplex configuration carries simultaneous bidirectional signals over two fiber strands, making it suited for standard single-mode transceiver applications.

This patch cable is used in commercial and light industrial network infrastructure installations. It is appropriate for connecting fiber optic switches, media converters, and transceivers to patch panels or wall outlets. The 2-meter length suits rack-to-rack or equipment-to-panel connections within a single cabinet row or adjacent racks. Licensed low-voltage and telecommunications cabling contractors typically specify and install this type of cable as part of structured cabling projects governed by TIA-568 standards.

Key Features

• Single-mode fiber construction for long-distance, high-bandwidth signal transmission
• Duplex configuration supports full bidirectional communication over two strands
• PVC outer jacket provides flexibility and protection in indoor environments
• 2-meter length suited for intra-rack and adjacent-rack connections
• Factory-terminated ends for consistent insertion loss and immediate deployment

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or standard-stock patch cable for single-mode duplex fiber optic applications in structured cabling installations.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified low-voltage or fiber optic cabling technician familiar with TIA-568 structured cabling standards. Inspect connector end-faces with a fiber inspection scope before mating to verify cleanliness and avoid insertion loss or damage. Never bend the cable beyond its minimum bend radius, and avoid kinking or crimping the jacket during routing. Power down or disable active ports before connecting or disconnecting fiber patch cables to protect optical transceivers.