Cablenet MPO-F-4LCDX-OS2-10M 10m OS2 MPO-8 4xLC Cable

Struggling with cramped rack space and the need for high-density fibre connections? The Cablenet MPO-F-4LCDX-OS2-10M 10m OS2 MPO-8 4xLC Cable is a 10 m breakout cable that turns a single MPO-8 connector into four LC ports, letting you streamline cabling in busy data centres while keeping performance high.

Key Features of a 10 m MPO cable

• Cable type: Fiber optic. Provides reliable single-mode transmission for long-reach links.
• Left connector gender: Female. Fits standard MPO-8 patch panels without extra adapters.
• Left connector type: MPO-8 single-mode. Holds up to 24 fibres in a compact form.
• Right connector type: 4 × LC/UPC single-mode. Gives you four easy-to-manage duplex ports.
• Cable length: 10 m. Offers ample reach between equipment racks.
• Core diameter: 9 µm. Ensures low attenuation and high bandwidth.
• Colour: Yellow. Helps you identify the cable quickly in a crowded bundle.
• Compliance: RoHS, IEC 60332-1, REACH, EIA/TIA-604-5. Meets safety and environmental standards.

Cablenet MPO cable

If you manage a modern data centre, you know that traditional duplex fibres quickly become a bottleneck as bandwidth demands grow. You may have faced tangled cabling, limited port density, or the hassle of manually pairing fibres. This Cablenet MPO cable solves those issues by consolidating many fibres into one MPO connector while delivering four separate LC outputs, making your layout cleaner and your installation faster.

Benefits of Cablenet MPO cable

• Space saving: Packs up to 24 fibres into a single MPO-8 connector, freeing rack space.
• Easy deployment: Pre-terminated LC ends reduce labour and error during installation.
• High performance: OS2 single-mode design supports long-distance, high-speed links.
• Reliable colour coding: Bright yellow sheath simplifies cable management.

Usages of a 10 m MPO cable

This 10 m MPO breakout cable is ideal for connecting high-density aggregation switches to server farms, linking optical distribution frames to patch panels, or extending fibre runs between data-centre rows where space and speed are critical. It works perfectly in any environment that requires compact, high-capacity fibre connections.

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