StarTech.com 2m OM1 SC to SC Fiber Patch Cable (FIBSCSC2) – LSZH Jacket, 10G Capable

Discover the StarTech.com FIBSCSC2 2 meter OM1 SC to SC fiber patch cable, designed to connect fiber networking devices with reliability across racks, classrooms, and labs. This duplex multimode fiber cable supports up to 10 Gbps Ethernet, making it a practical option for demanding networks while remaining easy to install and manage. The orange jacket adds on-site visibility, and the LSZH sheath helps meet safety standards in environments with tight space and building code considerations.

Why this OM1 SC to SC patch cable stands out

• EMI resistance: OM1 multimode fiber helps preserve signal quality over relatively long runs in challenging environments.
• Polarity made simple: duplex color coding on TX/RX helps you identify orientation quickly for correct connections.
• Durable connectors: SC to SC with UPC ends reduce return loss, while robust strain relief protects against wear in confined spaces.
• Safety and reliability: each cable is individually tested for signal integrity and housed in an LSZH jacket that minimizes smoke and toxic fumes if exposed to heat.
• Compact length and color coding: 2 m length with an orange jacket supports neat cable management and easy routing.
• Professional support: lifetime warranty plus multilingual technical assistance to help with installation and troubleshooting.

At a glance technical specs

• Length: 2 m (6.6 ft); Color: orange; Fiber size: 62.5/125 µm; Fiber classification: OM1; Fiber type: Multi Mode
• Connectors: SC/SC duplex; Supported network speed: 1/10 Gbps; Cable OD: 2.9 mm
• Jacket: LSZH Low-Smoke Zero-Halogen; Temperature and safety compliant for professional environments
• Warranty: Lifetime warranty with free multilingual 24/5 technical assistance

In real-world setups, this cable can help you maintain clean and stable fiber links between switches, servers, network appliances, and media converters. The OM1 footprint supports versatile multimode deployments, while the SC connectors and shiny orange jacket make identification and maintenance straightforward in busy cabinets and classrooms. Because the cable does not carry electrical current, you may find it advantageous for reducing conduit complexity and avoiding potential interference in mixed-technology environments. While results depend on your overall network design, selecting a reliable patch cord like this can contribute to consistent performance and easier future upgrades.