Quiktron V12-0L1-003S Fiber Optic Patch Cable Sm Lc

Product Description

The QUIKTRON V12-0L1-003S is a singlemode fiber optic patch cable configured with an LC connector on one end and a blunt-cut open end on the other. It ships as a 1-meter, 12-strand assembly jacketed in PVC. This type of cable is used to terminate, extend, or connect fiber runs inside equipment racks, patch panels, and distribution frames. Network technicians and low-voltage cabling contractors install it during structured cabling projects, data center builds, and telecom closet buildouts. The PVC jacket suits indoor applications where plenum-rated material is not required by code.

This patch cable is suited for indoor fiber distribution work in commercial and light industrial environments. The LC connector end mates with standard LC-port transceivers, switches, and patch panels. The blunt-cut end is left open for field termination or pigtail splicing, making this assembly useful when a technician needs to terminate directly into a splice tray or fusion splice enclosure. The 12-strand count supports multi-fiber runs in a single cable, reducing congestion in conduit and cable management systems.

Key Features

• Singlemode fiber construction for long-distance, low-loss signal transmission
• LC connector on one end for direct coupling with LC-port equipment
• Blunt-cut open end for field termination or fusion splicing
• 12-strand configuration in a single PVC-jacketed assembly
• 1-meter length sized for short intra-rack or panel-to-panel runs
• PVC jacket rated for standard indoor dry-location installations

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style patch cable for use with singlemode LC-port fiber optic equipment, patch panels, and splice enclosures in indoor structured cabling installations.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified low-voltage cabling technician familiar with fiber optic handling practices. De-energize or power down any active transceivers before connecting or disconnecting fiber to avoid optical power hazards to eyes. Keep bend radius within the cable's rated minimum to prevent signal loss or fiber damage. Field termination of the blunt end should follow manufacturer fusion splice or mechanical termination procedures.