• Cisco LC-LC duplex MMF patch cable, 20m aqua with yellow stripe
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Cisco CB-LC-LC-MMF20M | LC-LC Duplex MMF Patch Cable, 50/125µm, Aqua, 20m, A-B

CB-LC-LC-MMF20M

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Description

This LC-LC duplex multimode fibre patch cable uses 50/125µm fibre and measures 20m in length. It features an aqua jacket and A-B polarity, making it suitable for connecting multimode transceivers, switches and patch panels within data centre and campus cabling runs. The 20m length and A-B polarity distinguish it from other LC-LC patch cables in the range.

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Features

- Duplex LC connectors on both ends
- 50/125µm multimode fibre construction
- Aqua jacket for easy identification of multimode fibre
- A-B polarity for standard duplex transceiver connections

Warranty

All products sold by XS Network Tech include a 12-month warranty on both new and used items. Our in-house technical team thoroughly tests used hardware prior to sale to ensure enterprise-grade reliability.

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Technical Specifications

- Connectors: LC to LC, duplex
- Fibre type: multimode (MMF), 50/125µm
- Jacket colour: Aqua
- Length: 20m
- Polarity: A-B

FAQs

Q: What type of fibre does this patch cable use?
A: It uses 50/125µm multimode fibre (MMF) with duplex LC connectors on both ends.

Q: How long is this patch cable?
A: This version is 20m long, with LC-LC duplex connectors and A-B polarity.

Q: What does the aqua jacket indicate?
A: An aqua jacket is commonly used to identify 50/125µm multimode fibre cabling, making it easy to distinguish from single-mode cables.

Q: What does A-B polarity mean for this cable?
A: A-B polarity means the transmit and receive fibres are crossed between the two ends, which is the standard arrangement for connecting duplex LC transceivers.

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