Quiktron 810-247-066 Fiber Optic Patch Cable 20m Sc-st

Product Description

The QUIKTRON 810-247-066 is a single-mode duplex fiber optic patch cable designed for structured cabling and fiber distribution applications. Built with 9-micron single-mode fiber and a 3.0mm PVC outer jacket, this cable provides reliable low-loss signal transmission between SC and ST connectors. At 20 meters in length, it suits longer intra-rack and inter-panel runs where a standard short patch cord falls short. Fiber technicians and low-voltage installers use this cable in telecom rooms, data centers, and building distribution frames requiring SC-to-ST terminations.

This patch cable fits residential and commercial structured cabling installations where SC-type and ST-type fiber ports need to be bridged. The 20-meter length supports runs across larger telecom closets or between adjacent equipment racks. The duplex configuration carries bidirectional fiber links over a single cable assembly, reducing routing complexity. The yellow jacket identifies single-mode fiber per TIA-598 color coding conventions, making it easy to distinguish from multimode cables in mixed-fiber environments.

Key Features

• 9-micron single-mode fiber core for long-distance, low-attenuation signal transmission
• Duplex construction supports bidirectional fiber links in a single cable assembly
• SC to ST connector pairing for cross-connecting mismatched fiber port types
• 3.0mm PVC jacket provides durable protection for indoor routing and tray use
• Yellow jacket color identifies single-mode fiber per TIA-598 convention
• 20-meter length suits extended intra-building runs between panels and equipment

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or standard patch cable for single-mode fiber optic installations requiring SC and ST connector interfaces in indoor structured cabling systems.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified low-voltage technician or fiber optic installer familiar with TIA-568 cabling standards. Power down or disable active fiber transceivers before connecting or disconnecting patch cables to avoid eye hazard from live fiber ports. Do not exceed the minimum bend radius of the cable during routing, and avoid sharp bends, kinks, or pinch points that can cause optical loss or fiber damage. Clean all fiber connectors with an appropriate fiber optic cleaning tool before mating to maintain low insertion loss.