Optický kabel Sacon LSD32200100 10 m LC tyrkysový

The Sacon LSD32200100 10 m LC Turquoise is an OM3 multimode fibre optic patch cable designed for high-speed data transmission in modern network environments. With a 50 µm core diameter and LC connectors on both ends, the cable supports full duplex communication and is suitable for linking switches, transceivers and patch panels in data centres, telecom rooms and campus networks. The turquoise jacket indicates OM3 performance characteristics for laser-optimized multimode systems.

Advantages

This 10 m OM3 fibre optic cable provides low insertion loss and controlled attenuation for reliable signal integrity over short to medium distances. The LC connectors offer a compact form factor that fits densely populated panels and transceiver ports. The turquoise sheath makes identification of OM3 fibres straightforward in mixed-cable installations, and the multimode design reduces coupling requirements compared with singlemode deployments when used with compatible equipment.

Suitable for

• Connecting switches and servers in data centres
• Linking SFP/SFP+ transceivers to patch panels
• Short- to medium-range multi-gigabit Ethernet links (e.g., 10 Gbps)
• Campus backbone and telecom room cabling

Key specifications

• Fibre type: OM3 multimode
• Core diameter: 50 µm
• Connector type: LC to LC (duplex)
• Length: 10 m
• Jacket colour: turquoise
• Transmission: full duplex

How to use

Inspect connector endfaces and ensure both transceiver ports or patch panel adapters are compatible with LC multimode interfaces. Route the cable avoiding tight bends and areas of high mechanical stress; adhere to the specified minimum bend radius for OM3 multimode fibre. Insert LC connectors firmly into the devices until the latch clicks to secure the connection, and verify link status through the equipment’s diagnostic indicators or network management tools.

Recommendations

Keep connector endfaces clean; use appropriate fibre cleaning tools before making connections to minimise insertion loss and back reflection. Label both ends when deployed in patching environments to simplify maintenance. For extended runs or where higher bandwidth over longer distance is required, evaluate using OM4 or singlemode options as appropriate for your network design.