Quiktron 810-L47-006 Lc to Sc Single-mode Duplex Patch Cable

Product Description

The QUIKTRON 810-L47-006 is a single-mode duplex fiber optic patch cable with LC and SC connectors, designed for structured cabling and fiber distribution applications. The cable ships in a 2-meter length with a PVC jacket, making it suitable for indoor runs between patch panels, switches, transceivers, and fiber optic equipment. Single-mode construction supports long-distance signal transmission with minimal attenuation. Licensed low-voltage technicians and structured cabling installers are the primary trades that work with this cable in rack-mount and wall-mount fiber enclosures.

This patch cable is suited for indoor fiber optic infrastructure in commercial and light industrial environments. Typical deployment scenarios include connecting fiber patch panels to switches, routers, or media converters, as well as cross-connecting equipment within a fiber distribution frame. The LC connector end interfaces with small-form-factor SFP ports common on modern network switches, while the SC connector end mates with legacy and current-generation fiber ports and panels. The 2-meter length is a standard reach for within-rack or adjacent-rack connections.

Key Features

• Single-mode duplex construction supports long-haul, low-attenuation signal paths
• LC to SC connector configuration bridges small-form-factor and standard fiber ports
• 2-meter length suits within-rack and short cross-connect runs
• PVC jacket rated for indoor use in conduit or open cable management
• Duplex design carries simultaneous transmit and receive signals on two fibers

Compatibility

Designed as a standard single-mode LC-to-SC duplex patch cable for use with fiber optic patch panels, media converters, switches with SFP ports, and other equipment accepting LC or SC single-mode connectors.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by low-voltage or structured cabling technicians following TIA-568 fiber optic cabling standards. Clean and inspect connector end-faces with an appropriate fiber inspection scope before mating to prevent contamination-related signal loss. Never exceed the minimum bend radius of the cable during routing, and avoid kinking or pinching the jacket. De-energize connected equipment or disable the associated fiber port before disconnecting or reconnecting patch cables where laser sources are present.