Lanview Bendable Multimode Fibre Cable Duplex - 2m

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The Lanview Bendable OM3 Fibre Optic Cable is designed for network engineers and IT technicians who need to route high-speed data connections through tight, high-density spaces. Its primary benefit is a patented stainless-steel wire boot that allows the cable to be shaped and held at any angle up to 90 degrees, ensuring clean, organized cable management; however, users should be careful not to exceed the structural limits of the steel wire by attempting to bend it beyond its engineered 90-degree threshold.
| Series | Bendable |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | LVO231301-FLEX |
| Brand | Lanview |
This is an OM3 multi-mode cable, which is designed for shorter data center or local area network (LAN) distances rather than long-haul outdoor runs.
The cable uses LSZH (Low Smoke Zero Halogen) material, which is suitable for many building codes, but you should verify with local fire safety regulations if specific plenum ratings are required.
No, the internal fiber is protected within the boot structure. As long as you respect the 3 cm minimum bend radius, signal integrity is maintained.
This product comes with a 25-year warranty period.
This model uses UPC (Ultra Physical Contact) polish.
Yes, the cable is designed to be repositioned, straightened, and re-bent as needed for network changes.
Ensure you are bending the stainless-steel boot section, not the middle of the fiber cable. If the boot is fully extended and still loose, check for any obstructions.
Check that the LC connectors are fully seated. Ensure the bend radius is not sharper than 3 cm, as excessive bending can cause signal attenuation.