FLYPROFiber 75M-2Pack LC to LC OM4 Duplex Patch Cable – 10/40/100Gb, LSZH, 50/125µm

Overview

Meet the FLYPROFiber 75M-2Pack LC to LC fiber patch cables, engineered for modern, high-density networks. This OM4 multimode duplex link is built to support multi-gigabit ethernet across data centers, enterprise racks, and campus deployments. The pair is designed to accommodate 10G, 40G, and 100G transceivers and adapters, providing a reliable optical path in busy environments.

Constructed with a 50/125 µm core and a robust 2.0 mm LSZH jacket, these cables are optimized for safer installations in confined spaces while maintaining flexibility for tight routing. The bend-insensitive design helps preserve signal integrity when cables navigate shelves, cabinets, or cable trays, reducing the risk of macro-bending losses in dense setups.

Key Benefits

• Low insertion loss ≤ 0.3 dB and high return loss ≥ 30 dB help sustain stable, predictable transmissions across link segments.
• Duplex LC connectors with a 50/125 µm fiber core and LSZH jacket support safer, cleaner installations in varied environments.
• 7.5 mm minimum bend radius and bend-insensitive fiber enable tighter cable routing without compromising performance.
• Longer reach for common data-center applications: up to 550 meters at 1 Gb, 300 meters at 10/40 Gb wavelengths (850 nm).
• UPC polished zirconia ceramic ferrules deliver precise alignment, contributing to reliable signal integrity over time.
• Convenient installation aids include removable dust caps and embossed Tx/Rx labels for quick identification during setup.

Technical Highlights

• OM4 multimode fiber, duplex LC to LC, 50/125 µm core/cladding for high-density networks.
• 2.0 mm LSZH jacket rated for -20 °C to 70 °C, supporting varied environments and safety standards.
• Bend-insensitive design minimizes macro-bending losses in tight cabinets and complex routing paths.
• Precision-finished ferrules and ferrule material ensure consistent connector alignment in mixed equipment layouts.

Use Cases

• Data centers and enterprise networks requiring reliable 10G/40G/100G links with dense cabling.
• SAN cabinets and campus deployments where space is at a premium and cable management matters.
• Connections between SFP+ transceivers, media converters, and optical NICs across a variety of devices.

Installation Tips

Handle cables carefully, protect ends with dust caps, and use the labeled Tx/Rx cues to verify polarity during setup. The combination of flexible jacket, clear labeling, and robust ferrules supports straightforward maintenance and upgrades.

Note: These cables are designed to offer dependable physical-layer connectivity within common enterprise and data-center scenarios. Actual network performance depends on many factors beyond cabling and transceivers, including equipment and overall system design.