Fairline 2335-210 1m OS2 LC Network Cable

Tired of unreliable connections that drop data or cause slow speeds? The Fairline 2335-210 1m OS2 LC Network Cable is a short, high-quality fibre link that delivers stable, high-speed transmission for your networking needs, keeping your devices communicating without interruption.

Key Features of a 1 m Network Cable

• Fibre type: OS2. Provides low-loss, single-mode performance for long-distance data runs.
• Core diameter: 9 µm. Ensures precise light transmission and minimal signal distortion.
• Cladding diameter: 125 µm. Matches industry standards for compatibility with most equipment.
• Connector gender: Male LC. Easy to plug into standard LC ports for quick setup.
• Connector 2: No. Open end allows you to customise the far end or use a patch panel.
• Cable colour: Yellow. Bright colour helps you identify the cable quickly in crowded racks.
• Cable length: 1 m. Perfect for tight spaces where a short run is required.
• Cable diameter: 2.8 mm. Slim profile fits neatly in conduit or cable trays.
• Weight: 40 g. Light enough to handle without strain yet robust for permanent installations.

Fairline Network Cable

If you work in a data centre, office or home lab, you know how frustrating it can be to hunt for the right fibre link that fits both size constraints and performance needs. Many cables are either too long, too bulky or lack the correct connector type, leading to messy cabling and potential signal loss. This Fairline cable solves those issues with a compact 1 m length, a reliable LC male connector and a bright yellow sheath that makes it easy to spot and organise.

Benefits of Fairline Network Cable

• Easy identification: Yellow colour lets you spot the cable instantly.
• Space-saving: Small 2.8 mm diameter fits into tight conduit routes.
• Reliable performance: OS2 single-mode fibre ensures low attenuation.
• Flexible installation: Open end allows custom termination or direct splicing.

Usages of a 1 m Network Cable

This 1 m OS2 LC Network Cable is ideal for connecting switches to patch panels, linking servers in a rack, or creating short fibre jumps between equipment in a lab or office environment where space is limited and performance cannot be compromised.

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