Fiberkabel EFB Elektronik O1323.2 2 m SC gul

The EFB Elektronik O1323.2 2 m SC Yellow is a single-mode OS2 fibre optic patch cable with SC connectors on both ends and a 9 µm core diameter. Designed for high-speed data transmission and low attenuation, this 2 metre cable supports long-distance and high-performance networking links. The yellow outer jacket provides standard visual identification for single-mode fibres while the SC connectors ensure secure plug-and-play connections with compatible networking equipment.

Advantages

This fibre optic cable offers low signal loss and consistent transmission characteristics thanks to its OS2 single-mode construction and 9 µm core. The fixed SC connectors deliver stable mechanical coupling and repeatable performance during insertions and removals. With a 2 m length and robust outer jacket, the cable is suitable for rack-to-rack, patch panel or equipment interconnects where a short, reliable single-mode link is required.

Suitable for

• Single-mode network patching between switches, transceivers and patch panels
• Telecommunications and data centre interconnects requiring low attenuation
• Optical equipment testing and short-distance lab connections
• Installation scenarios where a 2 m pre-terminated single-mode cable is needed

Key specifications

• Fiber type: single-mode OS2
• Core diameter: 9 µm
• Connector type: SC to SC (both ends pre-terminated)
• Length: 2 metres
• Jacket colour: yellow (standard single-mode identification)
• Typical use: single-mode optical links, low-loss transmission

How to use

Inspect connector endfaces for dust or contamination before connecting. Align and insert the SC connector into the corresponding SC port until it clicks; avoid excessive bending of the cable near the connectors to maintain minimum bend radius. For removal, depress the SC latch and pull straight out. Route the cable to minimize sharp bends and mechanical stress, and secure it with appropriate cable management to prevent tension on connectors.

Recommendations

Store unused connectors with protective caps to prevent contamination. Clean connector ferrules with suitable fibre-optic cleaning tools before making permanent connections. Avoid routing near sources of electromagnetic interference for best performance, and adhere to recommended minimum bend radius and tensile limits specified by the installer or system documentation.