Cable de conexión de fibra óptica monomodo LC/UPC–SC/UPC-SM-SX

Descripción

Why LC to SC Simplex Is Still in High Demand

Modern switches, routers, and optical transceivers use LC ports to maximize port density, while SC connectors remain standard on patch panels, FTTH boxes, and telecom ODFs.
En LC–SC simplex design provides a direct, low-loss optical path without adapters, reducing both signal loss and installation cost.

Especificaciones técnicas

Aplicaciones típicas

• FTTH & FTTx access networks

• Telecom distribution frames

• SFP / SFP+ optical modules

• Fiber wall outlets and patch panels

• Data center access links

This model is frequently purchased by:
fiber distributors, system integrators, FTTH contractors, OEM factories, and export wholesalers.

Optimized for B2B Supply & OEM Projects

Apoyamos:

• Pedidos al por mayor

• Cantidad mínima de pedido flexible

• Fabricación OEM/ODM

• Private labeling & packaging

• Custom cable lengths and jacket types

• Stable long-term supply

This makes LC/UPC–SC/UPC-SM-SX an ideal choice for project-based procurement and global sourcing.

Preguntas frecuentes profesionales

Q1: What does SX mean in this model?
SX stands for simplex, meaning the cable has one fiber instead of a duplex pair.

Q2: Is this cable compatible with FTTH and telecom networks?
Yes. It uses OS2 single-mode fiber, fully compatible with telecom, FTTH, and PON systems.

Q3: Why use LC on one end and SC on the other?
LC fits high-density transceivers, while SC connects to standard ODFs and wall outlets.

Q4: Can this be supplied in OEM or private-label packaging?
Sí. Ofrecemos OEM, ODM, and distributor branding.

Q5: Is this suitable for long-distance transmission?
Yes. OS2 single-mode fiber supports kilometers of transmission with very low attenuation.

Q6: Who typically buys this model?
Telecom operators, FTTH installers, system integrators, and fiber wholesalers.