
LC (Ref 362)
LC (Ref 362) is part of the face plate range built by Ever Expresslink Limited in Ningbo, China. It is built on the LC (Lucent Connector) interface.
Wall outlets that present a fiber port where the user actually is
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Product Overview
LC (Ref 362) is part of the face plate range built by Ever Expresslink Limited in Ningbo, China. It is built on the LC (Lucent Connector) interface.
Small form-factor transceivers are built around it, so LC is what a data-center or an access switch presents to you whether you wanted it or not. The latch is small and breaks if the cord is pulled sideways out of a dense panel. Use a boot or a push-pull tab on panels packed to 48 ports and above.
It is one of 11 items in this range. A typical application is fiber to the desk in an office fit-out. What the range is built to give you there: finishes that sit alongside standard electrical accessories.
The problem it addresses is adapter formats that cannot be changed without replacing the plate. A practical note that applies across this range: tighten fixing screws evenly so the plate sits flat. Specifications for a particular configuration are confirmed on the quotation rather than assumed from the designation.
Key Benefits
- Supplied as LC (Ref 362), so the part you receive matches the designation you ordered against
- Space behind the plate designed for the fiber's bend radius
- Shuttered or capped ports to keep dust out before commissioning
- Finishes that sit alongside standard electrical accessories
- Formats to suit both 86 type and international wall box standards
Problems It Solves
- Outlet formats that do not match the local wall box standard
- Fiber bent too tightly in the shallow space behind a plate
- Ports left open and collecting dust in an occupied office
- Plates that do not match the electrical accessories already installed
Application Scenarios
- Data-center structured cabling
- Laboratory and test bench fiber presentation
- Media and broadcast facility wall outlets
- Retrofitting fiber into an existing structured cabling estate
- Fiber to the desk in an office fit-out
Who It Is For
- Facilities teams maintaining installed outlets
- Structured cabling contractors
- Office and commercial fit-out teams
- MDU and residential fiber installers
Technical Features
- LC (Lucent Connector) interface
- The latch is small and breaks if the cord is pulled sideways out of a dense panel. Use a boot or a push-pull tab on panels packed to 48 ports and above.
- Dust shutters or port caps
- Wall box and surface mount options
- 86 type and international plate formats
- Simplex, duplex and multi-port adapter positions
Materials
- ABS or PC plate body
- Ceramic or bronze sleeve adapters
- Thermoplastic shutters
- Steel mounting screws
Specifications
| Product Designation | LC |
|---|---|
| Product Family | Face Plate |
| Connector Interface | LC (Lucent Connector) |
| Manufactured In | Ningbo, China |
| Warranty | One year against defects in materials and workmanship |
Values shown are those carried by the product designation. Dimensional and optical values for a specific order are confirmed on the quotation.
Manufacturing Process
- Plate molding and finishing
- Adapter aperture verification
- Shutter mechanism fitting
- Fit test against standard wall boxes
- Packing with screws and labels
Quality Control
- Wall box fit verified against the stated standard
- Adapter retention force sampled
- Shutter cycling on samples
- Finish and color consistency checked per lot
- Packing count verified before dispatch
Customization Options
- Plate format and port count
- Adapter type and polish
- Plate color and finish
- Shuttered or capped ports
- Custom port labeling and private-label packaging
Compared With Other Options
| SC | SC is more forgiving to handle; LC fits twice the ports per rack unit |
|---|---|
| MTRJ | MTRJ carries a duplex pair in one ferrule; LC keeps the two fibres separately serviceable |
Handling LC (Ref 362)
Before You Order
- Confirm the wall box standard before ordering plate format
- Leave a service loop in the wall box within the fiber's bend radius
- Fit dust shutters or caps and leave them closed until commissioning
In Service
- Label ports at install so moves and changes stay traceable
- Tighten fixing screws evenly so the plate sits flat
- Clean the port before every patch, the same as on a panel
Questions About LC (Ref 362)
What do you need from us to quote LC (Ref 362)?
The quantity, the destination and anything that has to match on your side: connector and polish at each end, fiber mode and core size, and length where the item is an assembly. If you are matching a part you already buy, send the sample and we will quote against it.
Can LC (Ref 362) be supplied with a different connector interface?
Yes. LC (Lucent Connector) is what this designation carries, and the same family is stocked across the other mainstream connector standards. Tell us the port you have to mate with and we will confirm the equivalent part.
Which wall box standards are supported?
Plates are available in 86 type and in international formats. Measure the installed wall box before ordering, because plate format is the item most often got wrong on a retrofit.
Can the adapter type be changed later?
On snap-in versions, yes. The adapter can be swapped without replacing the plate, which is useful when equipment changes from SC to LC during a refresh.
Is there room for a service loop behind the plate?
There is space designed for a loop within the fiber's bend radius, but it depends on the wall box depth. Deep boxes are strongly preferred for fiber outlets.
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