12 Fiber MTP/UPC Standard Male to Female Custom Cable Assembly - 50/125µm Multimode OM5 - Micro Distribution Lime Green Plenum Rated - 1 Meters in Total Length - Method A Polarity

MTP® connectors have answered the call for more bandwidth and more space efficiency. This MTP to MTP Multimode Fiber Optic Cable Assembly has many unique features that are only available when purchasing through Fibertronics, Inc. Multimode fiber variants are designed with high-bandwidth, short range optimization in mind.

Corning® OM5 ClearCurve® ultra-bendable, laser-optimized™ multimode optical fiber 50um OM5, Plenum (OFNP), Lime Green, 3mm Round, Micro Distribution cable. Beige body MTP® connector. (Jacketed Ribbon or Bare Cable is optional)

12 Fiber MTP/UPC Cable Features & Specifications

• Reduced Insertion Loss by up to 50%
• High Durability
• High Temperature Stability
• Good Exchangeability

MPO connectors are able to provide up to 24 or more fibers in a single connector pushing up to and beyond 100Gbps data transmission. MTP® is a registered trademark of US Conec, marketed as a “high performance MPO connector when compared to generic MPO connectors.” The terms MTP® and MPO are often used interchangeably and MTP® is considered a generalized trademark. MTP® and MPO are available with Standard or Elite® / Low Loss options.

Fibertronics, Inc.'s 12 Fiber, OM5, MTP cables use Corning® ClearCurve® laser optimized bend-insensitive fiber. This type of fiber allows for tighter bends in your cables. The fiber comes in the form of 12 fiber 3mm micro-distribution cable with a lime green plenum jacket, which is rated for riser and plenum areas. The micro-distribution format uses 12 fibers in a loose tube jacket with protective aramid yarn, allowing for more flexibility and a smaller footprint than traditional ribbon cable.

We can also build these to your custom specifications, including using a different brand of fiber, different type of jacket, or even customer-supplied cable.

Please keep in mind that MPO cables work best with loose fibers, so tight-buffered fibers may not be suitable for this.