LC UPC to LC UPC Duplex Switchable Uniboot OS2 Fiber Patch Cable

LC UPC to LC UPC Duplex Switchable Uniboot OS2 Fiber Patch Cable

Kenyan network installers should begin with the actual mating interfaces and site fiber records before assigning this product to a link. This OS2 fiber patch cable carries a LC UPC interface on one end and a LC UPC interface on the other, factory terminated on OS2 glass and optically tested as a full product. The uniboot structure places both fibers of the duplex channel inside a single round 2.0mm cord with one combined connector housing, halving the optical cable count in densely populated panels and simplifying polarity management.

Product Highlights

  • Uniboot Allows One Cable to Carry Two Fibers to Reduce Cable Congestion in High-Density Patch Fields
  • G.657.A1 Bend Insensitive Fiber with 10mm Min. Bend Radius
  • Allow for Easy Reverse Polarity Without Special Tools
  • Termination Is Tested to Ensure Network Performance
  • Designed for High-Density Fiber Cabling in Network Cabinet Connections, Ceiling Wiring and Under-Floor Wiring in a Data Center

Specifications

Fiber Count2 Fibers
Fiber GradeG.657.A1 (Compatible with G.652.D)
Fiber ModeOS2 9/125μm
Wavelength1310/1550nm
Flame RatingRiser (OFNR)
Cable Outside Diameter (OD)2.0mm
PolarityA (Tx) to B (Rx)
Tensile Strength60/100N (Long/Short Term)
Min. Bend Radius (Optical Fiber)10mm
Min. Bend Radius (Fiber Cable)10/5D (Dynamic/Static)
Insertion Loss≤0.2dB
Return Loss≥50dB
Insertion Loss Attenuation at 1310nm≤0.4dB/km
Attenuation at 1550nm≤0.3dB/km
Operating Temperature-10 to 70°C (14 to 158℉)
Storage Temperature-20 to 70℃ (-4 to 158℉)
Fiber GradeG.657.A1 (Compatible with G.652.D)

Connector and polish choices in the single-mode plant

The OS2 interface on this jumper follows the polish discipline of the network it serves. Because mixing polishes on a mated pair destroys the return loss and can damage the ferrules, the patch side must match the adapter panel side exactly. When the documentation is unclear, the boot color and the optical connector housing tell the truth: green for APC, blue or beige for UPC.

Bend tolerance in real cabinets

Patch fields are rarely kind to fiber. Leads pathway through tight managers, sharp tray corners and crowded vertical channels. The bend-insensitive glass in this cable assembly tolerates a 10mm fiber bend radius; therefore, a hurried routing decision during a night upkeep window will not turn into a measurable penalty on the channel.

Polarity without re-terminating

Uniboot connectors expose the polarity through the housing rather than the termination: the latches or clips let the installer swap the fiber positions without opening the cord. A polarity mistake discovered at turn-up becomes a two-minute correction instead of a replacement order. Kenyan installers can add this check to the handover record for future maintenance and fault tracing.

Length Options

Regular lengths cover the common patching routes: 1m (7ft), 2m (7ft), 3m (10ft), 5m (16ft), with project-specific length obtainable beyond the list. Specifying the measured pathway length keeps the slack out of the manager and the strain off the optical connectors.

Quality Control and Testing

Every assembly is terminated with precision zirconia ferrule connectors and optically tested before packing: insertion loss and return loss are verified on each cable, and end-face geometry is inspected for consistent physical contact. The optical cable ships with dust caps on both connectors and the test result obtainable on ask for.

Ordering and Factory Support

Refer to this arrangement by connector pair, fiber mode and length when asking for a quotation. For configurations outside the listed options, mixed connector families, jackets, marking or project packaging, send the specification with the request and the factory will check the build before manufacturing. Project support for Kenya and East Africa is available to reconcile the ordered configuration with the intended installation.




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