LC To LC OM5 Duplex Fiber Optic Patch Cord

LC to LC OM5 Duplex Fiber Optic Patch Cord

Complete a local optical connection with a green, 1 m OM5 duplex lead. LC connectors at both ends bring a pair of multimode fibers to the equipment or distribution panel, providing a compact patching arrangement for rack and telecommunications-room connections. The cable is intended for projects that specify OM5 fiber and compatible LC duplex ports.

Green LC duplex assembly illustration. Fiber grade, finish and length follow the approved order.

A Two-Fiber Lead for LC Equipment Patching LC–LC duplex · OM5 multimode · green jacket · 1 m listed configuration Use the two optical paths as required by the connected interface. The paired connector format keeps the terminations together at each end, while the green cable provides a visible identifier within the patching area. View Glory patch-cord products / Explore optical connection components Discuss an OM5 Patch-Cord Order   Check the Configuration

LC–LC OM5 Configuration

Length is the listed 1 m configuration. Confirm the measurement convention when requesting a quotation. Construction details and optical acceptance limits belong in the approved part specification.

Understand the Paired LC Terminations

The local photograph shows a conventional two-boot duplex layout. Agree that layout with the sample or drawing before production, including latch access and clearance around neighboring ports. Housing color is a visual identifier; confirm fiber category and end-face finish through the part record.

Make the Duplex Fiber Map Explicit

A duplex optical interface normally needs one path from the first device's transmitter to the second device's receiver and another path in the reverse direction. Trace both positions through any intervening panel or adapter, then document the required end-to-end mapping.

This table describes the intended duplex signal paths. The connector-position order is established by the approved cable map and the complete channel, including any intermediate patching.

Where to Use This OM5 Duplex Lead

OM5 identifies a wideband multimode fiber category. The operating data rate and permitted distance come from the chosen optical equipment and the complete channel design. Check the transceiver documentation, total installed loss and the other fiber segments before approving the link.

For a cabinet layout, coordinate the cable with fiber patch-panel hardware. Our data center cabling support can help review the endpoint schedule and the passive path.

Fit the Cable to the Actual Patching Space

Measure between the intended connection points with allowance for the planned management route. Keep the cable clear of sharp panel edges, tight ties and pinch points. Use the finished assembly's approved bending and handling limits when arranging service loops.

Check both end faces before connection. If contamination is present, clean with a suitable fiber-connector method and inspect again. Keep caps on idle ends, operate the LC latch when disconnecting, and support the cable so its weight does not pull against the port.

Define the Acceptance Record for the OM5 Build

The receiving check should reconcile the 1 m length requirement, two-fiber population, LC duplex terminations and labeling with the order. Verify continuity through both paths and compare the results with the agreed connector-position map.

For optical measurements, specify the multimode launch conditions, reference method, wavelengths and pass limits in advance. Request results that identify the tested cable and both fibers. The acceptance values should apply to this OM5 assembly and its intended measurement setup.

Confirm the Construction before Ordering

Send your endpoint description and required quantity through the Glory enquiry form. Include any required material declaration or inspection documentation so the quotation can state its scope. For other lengths or packaging needs, contact our product team with the project requirements.

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