Tripp Lite N370X-03M Lc Lc Fiber Optic Patch Cable 3M

Product Description

The TRIPP LITE N370X-03M is an LC to LC fiber optic patch cable designed for high-density switch interconnects and structured cabling environments. Measuring 3 meters in length, this duplex fiber cable provides a reliable optical path between network switches, patch panels, and active equipment. It is suited for data center technicians, network installers, and enterprise cabling professionals who require consistent signal integrity in multimode fiber runs. The LC-to-LC connector format is widely used in SFP-equipped switches and transceivers, making this cable a direct-fit solution for modern enterprise and campus network infrastructure.

This cable is intended for use in enterprise network environments where LC duplex connections are required between fiber-equipped switches, routers, media converters, or patch panels. Typical applications include top-of-rack switch interconnects, horizontal fiber runs, and equipment room cross-connects. The 3-meter length suits short-reach cabinet-to-cabinet or row-to-row runs in structured cabling installations. Network installers working in data centers or telecommunications rooms will find this cable appropriate for standard multimode fiber infrastructure deployments.

Key Features

• LC to LC duplex connector configuration for direct SFP port-to-port or panel patching
• 3-meter cable length suitable for short-reach intra-rack and inter-rack connections
• Designed for enterprise switch interconnect and structured cabling applications
• Duplex fiber construction supports full-duplex data transmission
• Compact LC connectors reduce port density impact in high-density patch panels and switches

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or standard patch cable for enterprise network equipment using LC duplex fiber ports, including switches, routers, media converters, and fiber patch panels equipped with LC-type interfaces.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified network or low-voltage cabling technician familiar with fiber optic handling procedures. Fiber end faces should be inspected and cleaned before insertion to prevent signal loss or port damage. Avoid sharp bends below the cable minimum bend radius, and do not exceed the cable's rated pull tension during routing. Power down or disable the associated port on the switch or transceiver before disconnecting or reconnecting fiber patch cables where equipment protocols require it.