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MPO/MTP Shuffle,8F, MTP/APC/F- 2x4F MTP/APC/F, OS2 Single Mode, 3.0mm, Yellow (LSZH) 0.35dB

Identifier: 483001

≤0.35dB IL

Features

  • Low insertion loss and high return loss

  • High precision MPO/MTP connector

  • PC UPC APC end face polish

  • 100% factory terminated and tested

  • Pulling eyes are provided as an option to protect the fiber ends during installation

  • Save installation and reconfiguration time

  • Customized length available

  • ROHS Compliant

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Product Description of MPO/MTP Shuffle,8F, MTP/APC/F- 2x4F MTP/APC/F, OS2 Single Mode, 3.0mm, Yellow (LSZH) 0.35dB

MTP®/MPO Shuffle cable is designed to provide a more flexible multi-fiber cabling system based on MTP® products. Unlike MTP®/MPO harness cable, MTP®/MPO shuffle cables are terminated with MTP®/MPO connectors on both ends and can provide more possibilities for the existing 8-fiber cabling system.

MTP®/MPO -8F APC to 2 x MTP®/MPO-4F APC Shuffle cable, whose MTP®/MPO -12F connectors only use 8 active fibers to transmit light and 4 inactive fibers not connected and MTP®/MPO -4F connectors use MTP®/MPO -12F only 4 active fibers to transmit light and 8 inactive fibers not connected. Using two MTP®/MPO -12F APC to 2 x MTP®/MPO -4F APC shuffle cables can link an 800G InfiniBand twin-port OSFP transceiver to four 400G infiniBand OSFP/QSFP112 transceivers. And, only two channels are activated when 400Gb/s transceivers are used with the 1 to 2 shuffle cables, creating a 200Gb/s transceiver. Compared to purchasing and installing separate Breakout cassettes, using MTP® shuffle cables is more cost-effective and lower-loss.

Please note: The US Conec MTP® connectors are fully compliant with the MPO standards, which offer novel patented features, enhanced precision, proven reliability, and significant performance improvements compared to generic MPO connectors.

Specifications

Connector AMTP/APC/FemaleConnector BMTP/APC/Female
Fiber ModeOS2 9/125μmWavelength1310/1550nm
Fiber TypeCorning SMF-28® UltraMin. Bend Radius10mm
Fiber Count8FCable JacketLSZH
Cable OD3.0mmCable StructureMini Cable
Breakout Length0.5mBreakout Tube3.0mm
Return Loss≥60dBInsertion LossMax. 0.35dB (Typical 0.25dB)
Attenuation@1310nm≤0.4dB/kmAttenuation@1550nm≤0.3dB/km
Storage Temperature-40℃ ~ + 75℃Operating Temperature-10°C~+60°C
Installation Tensile Strength66NCable Tensile Strength(Long/Short)80/150N


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