MTP® Cable 12-Strand Corning ClearCurve®, OM3, Type B, Female Key Up to Female Key Up, OFNP, UPC, 2 Meters

MTP Elite® Fiber Cable | OM3 Multimode | 50/125 | 12 Strand | Female to Female (No Pins) | Type B (Rollover) | OFNP (Plenum) | 2 Meters

Our MTP Elite® line of fiber cables feature high performance US Conec MTP Elite® connectors for the ultimate in functionality and reliability. This highly versatile line of cables are made with Corning ClearCurve® glass and removable housings which allow users to change the gender of the cable in the field. Additionally, they feature a floating ferrule design which helps to improve mechanical performance by allowing two mated ferrules to maintain physical contact even while under an applied load.

Features:

• Features US Conec MTP Elite® Connector along with Corning ClearCurve® Fiber for optimized performance
• Floating ferrule design ensures integrity of fiber contact
• Removable housing allows users to change the gender by adding or removing alignment pins
• Highly Durable OM3 50/125 Multimode Fiber
• 12 Fiber Strands for High-Density Trunk & Backbone Applications, creating 40G links and more (or utilize 8 of the strands for QSFP+ transceivers)
• Tybe B - Key Up to Key Up Polarity Perfect for Connecting Devices Directly or Migrating to a 40G Network
• Female to Female Connectors (No alignment pins) Perfect for Connecting to QSFP Transceivers & More
• Made with Fire Resistant OFNP (Plenum) Jacket
• IEC-61754-7-1, IEC 61754-7-2, and TIA-604-5 (FOCIS-5) Compliant

Quick Specs:

The ever increasing demands for higher bandwidth and faster data transfer has led to some incredible innovations in technology. One such innovation is MPO fiber cable. Perfect for high-density environments, Multifiber Push-On (MPO) cables are an excellent way to quickly create high-speed interconnections for a wide range of purposes:

• Expanding capacity within an existing 10G network
• Migrating a 10G network to 40G or 100G
• Creating a connection between two 40G or 100G switches or servers
• Creating a connection between optical distribution racks

Whatever you are using them for, MTP®/MPO cables can offer increased capacity to help your network run quickly and efficiently. Our exclusive line of MPO Essentials fiber cables were designed to deliver a quality product at a budget-conscious price. These high-performance cables feature high-quality MTP Elite® connectors on both ends, an OFNP jacket, and come with an Advanced Replacement Lifetime Warranty included at no extra cost!

Female to Female Connectors

These fiber cables feature female MTP Elite® connectors on each end. Female connectors do not include alignment pins. These are excellent for connecting to QSFP/QSFP+ transceivers which include the alignment pins as part of the transceiver module. These connectors also feature removable housing allowing users to change the gender by adding or removing guide pins.

Plug-and-Play Design

Our MTP® OM3 fiber cables come pre-terminated with MTP Elite® connectors so they are truly plug-and-play. This results in big time savings and ease of installation in the field.

OFNP Jacket Material

The Optical Fiber Nonconductive Plenum (OFNP) jacket material provides you with the safest cabling as these jackets were engineered to prevent the spread of fire from floor to floor. They feature fire-resistant and low-smoke production characteristics making them an excellent jacket when safety is a priority.

Ultra Physical Contact (UPC) Polish

With the Ultra Physical Contact Connectors, these fiber cables will give lower Optical Return Loss (ORL) and Back Reflection than standard PC connectors giving you more reliable signals for data, digital, and telephony applications.

12 Strand Fiber

These MTP® cables feature 12 strands, making them incredibly versatile. Utilize all 12 strands to establish a 40G connection, back end trunk connections, or a connection between two high density patch panels. This fiber allows you to utilize all 12 strands or the outer 8 bands, depending on your needs.

Type B Polarity

Also known as Rollover, Inverted, or Reversed, these type b cables have one end wired exactly opposite from the other end. This effectively "rolls over" the wires. This means that the fiber located at Position 1 on one end arrives at Position 12 on the other end. These are typically used to connect a device to a router or switch's console port.