Tripp Lite N820-02M-IND 10G Lc Lc Multimode Fiber Cable 2M

Product Description

The TRIPP LITE N820-02M-IND is an IP68-rated, 10-gigabit LC-to-LC multimode fiber optic cable designed for industrial and demanding network environments. Rated for full submersion protection under the IP68 standard, this cable is built to maintain signal integrity where standard fiber assemblies would fail. At 2 meters in length, it suits short-run connections between equipment within a rack, enclosure, or patch panel. Network technicians and industrial IT installers use this cable where moisture, dust, or harsh physical conditions are present alongside high-speed data infrastructure requirements.

This cable is suited for industrial facilities, manufacturing environments, data centers with exposure to contaminants, and outdoor or semi-outdoor network enclosures. Its IP68 rating makes it appropriate for installations where temporary or continuous water immersion is a risk. The 10G multimode specification supports high-bandwidth backbone and horizontal cabling runs in structured cabling systems operating at 10 Gigabit Ethernet speeds. LC connectors on both ends allow direct connection to SFP-based switches, transceivers, and patch panels.

Key Features

• IP68-rated construction for dust-tight and submersion-resistant performance
• Supports 10-gigabit multimode fiber transmission
• LC to LC connector configuration for SFP-compatible equipment
• 2-meter length for short intra-rack or enclosure runs
• Industrial-grade build for harsh or contaminated environments

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or direct-install fiber patch cable for 10G multimode LC-port network equipment in industrial and commercial structured cabling applications.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified network or low-voltage technician familiar with fiber optic handling procedures. Always inspect connector end-faces and clean with approved fiber cleaning tools before mating to avoid contamination-related signal loss. Power down connected SFP transceivers or switches when possible before making fiber connections. Follow applicable structured cabling standards such as ANSI/TIA-568 for proper cable routing and bend-radius management.