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12 Fiber Multimode OM3 MPO Harness Fanout Breakout Cable
The MPO harness cable assemblies, using the high density cable and MPO / MTP connector, utilizing fanout kit to assemble from trunk cable to generic fiber optic connectors such as LC, SC, FC, ST, MTRJ, etc. Available in 8/12/24/48 fibers versions as well as multi-mode (62.5/125, 10G OM2 / OM3 / OM4, Bend-insensitive fiber, etc.) and single-mode (G652D, G657A1 etc.) fiber types.
Benefits
- Factory terminated & tested with guaranteed quality.
- High density to dramatically save space.
- Optimize network performance.
- The best solution covers all fiber optic cabling needs in all areas of Data Center.
Features
- For transition from trunk backbone assemblies to fiber rack system.
- MPO / MTP in 8/12/24 fibers interface for choices.
- Single-fiber connector interface available in LC, SC, ST, E2000, MTRJ, Mini-LC in forms of Simplex or Duplex channeling.
- Ruggedized fanout: Round or Square fanout kit with 0.9/2.0/3.0mm legs to single-fiber connectors, customized fanout length to cater for different installation situations.
- Comply with Telcordia GR-1435-CORE, GR-2866-CORE, GR-326-CORE, RoHS.
Applications
- For installation in horizontal patch extension from consolidation point to the workstation outlets.
- High Density Fiber Management.
- DACS.
- LAN/WAN Premises.
Performance
MPO / MTP Termination:Type | Singlemode (APC Polish) | Singlemode (PC Polish) | Multimode (PC Polish) | |||
Fiber Count | 8, 12, 24, etc. | 8, 12, 24, etc. | 8, 12, 24, etc. | |||
Fiber Type | G652D, G657A1 etc. | G652D, G657A1 etc. | 62.5/125,OM2,OM3,OM4, etc. | |||
Maximum Inertion Loss | Elite | Standard | Elite | Standard | Elite | Standard |
Low Loss | Low Loss | Low Loss | ||||
≤0.35 dB | ≤0.75 dB | ≤0.35 dB | ≤0.75 dB | ≤0.35 dB | ≤0.60dB | |
Return Loss | ≥55 dB | ≥45 dB | ≥20 dB | |||
Durability | ≥200 times | ≥200 times | ≥200 times | |||
Test Wavelength | 1310nm / 1550nm | 1310nm / 1550nm | 850nm / 1300nm |
Type | Singlemode (APC Polish) | Singlemode (PC Polish) | Multimode (PC Polish) | |||
Fiber Type | G652D, G657A1 etc. | G652D, G657A1 etc. | 62.5/125,OM2,OM3,OM4, etc. | |||
Maximum Inertion Loss | Low Loss | Standard | Low Loss | Standard | Low Loss | Standard |
≤0.1 dB | ≤0.30 dB | ≤0.1 dB | ≤0.30 dB | ≤0.1 dB | ≤0.30dB | |
Return Loss | ≥60 dB | ≥50 dB | ≥25 dB | |||
Durability | ≥500 times | ≥500 times | ≥500 times | |||
Test Wavelength | 1310nm / 1550nm | 1310nm / 1550nm | 850nm / 1300nm |
MPO Gender
MPOs are classified by the guide pins on the end of the connector, and require 1 male and 1 female to mate properly. MPO connectors use a “barrel sleeve” adapter that simply holds one male and one female MPO “plug” together. The male guide pins fit into the female holes to ensure precise fiber alignment. Attempting to mate two female connectors will result in a seemingly secure connection, but with extremely high loss, and attempting to mate two male connectors will most likely damage one or both connectors due to the guide pins clashing.
Transceivers and cassettes come with the sleeve adapter built in, and the industry standard is a male conection on the inside. Therefore, the standard for cables is female to female. This changes, however, when you need to extend a cable or connect two cables. You will then need a male to female cable plus adapter. If you’re designing a multi-ferrule MPO trunk backbone cable, you might consider making this male to male, then patching to your hardware with female to female cables. We offer all combinations of genders, so contact us with your needs and we will be able to customize these for you.
MPO Male with Pins | MPO Female without Pins |
Cassettes | Male Port |
Transceivers | Male Port |
Patch Cables | Female to Female |
Extender Cables | Male to Female |
Trunk Cables | Male to Male (Custom Mix) |