OM4 LC To LC Uniboot Duplex Patch Cord

Paired LC Patching in a Magenta Uniboot Format

This version pairs magenta connector bodies with white pull tabs on a common magenta cord.

LC to LC Uniboot Duplex Patch Cord with Pull Tabs (Magenta) Keep the two LC positions together at the panel and carry the duplex paths through a single common cord. The pictured assembly has matched magenta housings at both ends, with white boots and tabs that remain easy to distinguish from the colored connector bodies. The uniboot format provides one cable entry behind each LC pair. It is a practical format for equipment-room and cabinet patching where paired interfaces are handled together and routed through a common cable manager. Discuss the Magenta Version   Read Selection Data

Include the Patch Cord in the Complete Optical Channel

Select the multimode grade with the transceivers and the installed cabling. For the proposed OM4 version, keep that grade in the cable schedule and include this patching segment when assessing the complete path. The cord's color can support site identification; the accepted specification establishes its optical build.

A connector selection target alone does not define the installed channel loss or transmission reach. Keep the path components in one record so a future patching change can be assessed against the same optical design.

Review the panel configuration and equipment-room layout alongside the cord selection.

Give the Magenta Variant a Place in the Cord Schedule

A site may assign a cable color to a wiring zone, service or equipment group. For this version, state whether the jacket and both connector shells should carry the same magenta identification. The white operating parts remain visually distinct from those colored surfaces.

Pair the visual scheme with a readable cord identifier and a schedule entry for the endpoint locations, fiber grade and duplex mapping. When ordering replacements, use that entry to identify the required optical construction as well as the color. This also lets differently colored cords share one documented naming scheme across the installation.

Reference Data for a Multimode Magenta Cord

Quotation basis: OM4 and the numerical values below describe a comparable multimode pull-tab uniboot family. The photograph confirms the pictured style, while fiber grade, polish, cable dimensions, jacket class and mechanism require confirmation for the delivered version.

Set the inspection method and accepted connector limits in the purchase specification. Retain the measured results against the cable identifier, including the tested fiber direction and reference setup.

Choose Service Length around the Manager and Port Row

Measure the route the cord will follow through the cable manager, including the approach to each port. Allow enough slack for the intended access and movement, then place the remaining service loop where it can be supported. A loop should leave the connector and its release area accessible.

Keep the permitted cable bend radius and the selected jacket classification with the route record. Use a cord identifier that stays readable after installation; magenta can be one part of the site's visual scheme alongside that identifier.

Turn the Port List into a Cord Requirement

Send Glory the two port locations, multimode grade, required length and jacket classification. Add the pictured magenta housing and white-tab style, the required duplex mapping and quantity. Identify any adjustable mechanism that needs to be demonstrated on a sample.

Request Magenta Uniboot Cord Details   Send the connection requirement

Other patch-cord configurations and fiber connection components are available for comparison during the project review.

Review Samples and Cable Records with Glory

Glory Optical · Ningbo production location.

Establish the Required Variant for the Project Established in 2008, our Ningbo operation works on passive optical products for connectivity projects. Share the cord schedule and preferred physical sample when discussing this variant. Agree the identification, optical records and packing details that should accompany the selected build. Company and manufacturing information · Talk about an OEM requirement

Testing Examples from Our Enclosure Range

The three clips concern fiber boxes and splice closures. This cord needs its own agreed continuity, end-face and optical acceptance records.

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