MSS Fibre SC-SC DUPLEX SM PATCHLEAD 15 MTR DSCSC15M-SM

Description

Reliable Singlemode Fibre Connectivity

This duplex singlemode patch lead is suited to telecommunications networks and high-speed metropolitan access networks. Singlemode fibre supports signal transmission over longer distances than multimode fibre, making it a suitable option for a range of network infrastructure applications. The SC connectors at both ends provide a consistent interface for compatible equipment and patch panels.

Durable LSZH Cable Construction

The patch lead features a 3mm low-smoke, zero-halogen (LSZH) sheath in yellow. This cable construction is designed to reduce smoke and eliminate halogen content from the sheath material, making it a useful consideration for indoor installations where cable material selection matters. The yellow jacket also helps technicians identify and organise singlemode fibre connections within network cabinets, telecommunications rooms and equipment areas.

Suitable for Telecommunications and Data Networks

Designed for fibre optic patching, the MSS Fibre patch lead supports applications including CATV/video, Passive Optical Networks (PON), Wavelength Division Multiplexing (WDM/DWDM) and Fibre to the Home (FTTH). With a specified durability of up to 500 mating cycles under IEC 61300-2-2, it is suitable for installations where connectors may need to be disconnected and reconnected during maintenance or network changes. Check connector compatibility and the required fibre specifications before installation.

Key Specs

• Brand: MSS Fibre Systems

• Model: DSCSC15M-SM

• Fibre mode: Singlemode (SM)

• Fibre type: OS1/OS2

• Connector end A: SC

• Connector end B: SC

• Configuration: Duplex

• Cable length: 15 metres

• Cable sheath: 3mm LSZH

• Jacket colour: Yellow

• Mating durability: Up to 500 cycles (IEC 61300-2-2)

• Standards referenced: ITU-T G.652.D and TIA/EIA 492 CAAA

Ideal For

• Telecommunications network installations and maintenance.

• Data centres and telecommunications rooms.

• Connecting compatible active equipment to fibre optic patch panels.

• CATV/video and high-speed metropolitan access networks.

• PON, WDM/DWDM and FTTH infrastructure.

• Network upgrades and fibre optic connection changes.