Patch panel Lanview LVO233840 1U

19" fibre patch panel, 1U rack-mountable, designed for up to 24 SC Simplex or LC Duplex adapters. The panel is supplied mounted with 12 LC Duplex Single Mode adapters and includes 24 pre-mounted pigtails in a splice cassette. Constructed from durable steel with a black finish, the panel features cable management cutouts and fixtures for splice cassettes.

Advantages

The Lanview LVO233840 offers a compact 1U form factor that supports high-density fibre terminations. Rubber-coated strain reliefs are included and are suitable for blown-fibre installations. Multiple cable inlets on the rear (four Ø20 mm for PG screw connections and two rectangular 80 x 34 mm with blank plates) simplify cable entry and routing. The panel includes provisions for securing cables with cable ties or Velcro straps to reduce stress on fibre connections.

Suitable for

• Rack-mounted fibre termination in server rooms and data centres
• High-density LC Duplex fibre connections (up to 24 ports)
• Splice cassette installations and managed fibre splicing

Key specifications

• Form factor: 1U, 19" rack-mount
• Ports: 24 (configured as 12 LC Duplex adapters)
• Adapters supplied: 12 x LC Duplex Single Mode
• Pigtails: 24 pre-mounted in splice cassette
• Cable inlets (rear): 4 x Ø20 mm (PG screw) and 2 x 80 x 34 mm rectangular with blank plates
• Strain relief: rubber-coated, suitable for blown-fibre
• Material and colour: steel, black
• Weight: 3.5 kg

How to use

Install the patch panel in a standard 19" rack occupying 1U of space. Route incoming fibre cables through the appropriate rear inlets and secure them using the provided strain reliefs and cable management cutouts. Place splices inside the included splice cassette and connect the pigtails to the LC Duplex adapters on the panel face. Use cable ties or Velcro straps to secure excess cabling and maintain bend-radius control.

Recommendations

Perform fibre splicing and connector terminations in a clean environment and follow standard single-mode fibre handling procedures. Verify connector cleanliness before mating and maintain bend radii to avoid signal loss. Use the supplied strain reliefs and secure fastenings to minimise mechanical stress on fibres.