Cablenet MTP-12BO4LC5 5m OM4 MTP to 4x LC Network Cable

Struggling with cramped rack space and tangled fibre runs? The Cablenet breakout cable solves that by converting a single high-density MTP connector into four neat LC links, letting you organise high-speed connections quickly and cleanly.

Cablenet breakout cable

Using this cable feels straightforward - you plug the female MTP end into your trunk fibre and the four male LC ends into your servers or switches. The compact design fits easily into tight panels, and the colour-coded aqua jacket makes identification a breeze. You’ll notice smoother cable management and fewer connection errors, letting you focus on keeping your network running.

Benefits of Cablenet breakout cable

• Faster installation: single plug-and-play connection reduces set-up time.
• Space saving: four LC ports replace multiple duplex cables, freeing rack space.
• Lower risk: colour-coded Aqua jacket and clear polarity minimise mis-pairing.
• Fire safety: CCA-rated construction meets strict public-sector fire codes.
• Future-proof: OM4 fibre supports high-bandwidth applications for years to come.

Key Features of a 5 m breakout cable

• Cable length: 5 m. Provides ample reach for most rack-to-rack layouts.
• Cable type: Breakout cable - splits one MTP trunk into four individual LC links.
• Fibre type: OM4. Supports high-speed multimode transmission up to 100 Gbps.
• Left connector: MTP - female, high-density 12-fiber interface.
• Right connectors: 4 × LC - male, standard duplex ports for easy equipment hookup.
• Connector gender: Male on LC side, female on MTP side for secure mating.
• Colour category: Blue, with Aqua jacket for quick visual identification.
• Compliance: CCA - approved for installation in public sector buildings.
• Polarity method: Method B - ensures consistent fibre orientation across the breakout.
• Network cable type: OM4 breakout cable - designed for data-centre density and performance.

Usages of a 5 m breakout cable

Ideal for data-centre technicians, network engineers, and IT managers who need to consolidate high-density fibre trunks into multiple server or switch connections. It works perfectly in rack-mount environments, high-performance computing clusters, and any setting where space, speed and fire-safety compliance are critical.

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