FiberlandMTP/MPO TRUNK CABLE product family

MTP/MPO TRUNK CABLE

MTP/MPO TRUNK CABLE FOR HIGH-DENSITY DATA CENTRE BACKBONE AND PARALLEL-OPTICS CABLING.

Fibre count8–144 fibres
Fibre modesOS2 / OM3 / OM4 / OM5
Connector optionsMTP / MPO male or female
Polarity optionsType A / Type B / Type C

Connector, length, jacket and available test records are confirmed for the selected configuration.

Start with the interface and route.

Match the cable to both endpoints and the installed link. Supply the following details when requesting a finished assembly.

01Fiber count and grade
02MTP/MPO gender and pin arrangement
03Polarity type and breakout ends
04Jacket, length and installation route

Specifications and available configurations

Figures apply to the product family shown. Confirm the final connector combination and applicable limits in the order specification.

Fibre count
8–144 fibres
Fibre modes
OS2 / OM3 / OM4 / OM5
Connector options
MTP / MPO male or female
Polarity options
Type A / Type B / Type C
Cable jacket
OFNP / LSZH / PVC
Single-cable diameter
3.0 mm
Minimum bend radius
Single-mode 10.0 mm; multimode 7.5 mm
Operating temperature
-10°C to +70°C
Storage temperature
-40°C to +85°C

Configuration: OS2 / OM3 / OM4 / OM5 · MTP or MPO, male or female · Polarity A / B / C; OFNP / LSZH / PVC jacket

Where this assembly fits

Data centre backbone

High-fibre-count links between main, horizontal and zone distribution areas.

Parallel optics

MTP/MPO links selected for the transceiver, cassette or panel interface.

Migration planning

Structured cabling paths supporting staged 10G, 40G and 100G deployment.

Fibre countConfigure 8 to 144 fibres around the panel, cassette and transceiver architecture.

PolarityConfirm Type A, Type B or Type C and the male/female pin arrangement before ordering.

InstallationOptional pulling eyes can protect connector ends during route installation.

Protect the end face and verify polarity.

Keep protective caps fitted until use. Inspect and clean both ends before mating, then confirm connector orientation and the end-to-end optical path.

Read the handling guide
Clean before mating

Use a cleaning method intended for the selected MTP/MPO ferrule, then inspect the full end face before insertion.

Match the coupling

Verify gender, alignment pins, key orientation and polarity before connecting the assembly.

Avoid strain

Route the cable without twisting or exceeding the specified bend radius. Protect connectors during pulling and removal.

Fiber grade and optical interface work together.

Representative Ethernet distances help frame selection; the transceiver datasheet, installed-link loss and applicable standard determine the supported reach.

RateInterfaceFiberWavelengthRepresentative reach
1G1000BASE-SXOM2 / OM3 / OM4850 nm550 m
1G1000BASE-LXOS21310 nm10 km
10G10GBASE-SROM3 / OM4850 nm300 / 400 m
10G10GBASE-LROS21310 nm10 km
40G40GBASE-SR4OM3 / OM4850 nm100 / 150 m
100G100GBASE-SR4OM3 / OM4850 nm70 / 100 m

For MTP/MPO assemblies, confirm lane count, polarity and the exact parallel-optics interface in addition to fiber grade.

Frequently asked questions

What should I specify before ordering?

Confirm fiber count and grade, MTP/MPO gender, polarity, connector ends, cable jacket, finished length and quantity.

Does the patch cord determine the maximum link distance?

No. Supported reach depends on the transceiver interface, fiber grade, installed-link loss and applicable standard. The distance table is a selection reference, not a guarantee for every link.

How should the connector be prepared?

Keep caps fitted until use. Inspect and clean the MTP/MPO end face with a suitable method, then confirm gender, pin arrangement, key orientation and polarity before mating.

Can I request test or inspection information?

Yes. Share the exact configuration and the required evidence with the RFQ. The available test scope and document format are confirmed for the selected order.

Engineering resources

Technical proof for faster project review

Move from model selection to internal approval with the documents, compatibility checks and verification paths buyers use most.