24 Fibers MTP-24 to 2 X MTP-12 Sm Fiber Optic Patch Cable

• Customization: Available
• Application: Communication, Art, Sensor, Medicine, Probe
• Type: Single-mode Fiber
• Connection Structure: Optitap
• Material Shape: Round Wire
• Allowed Lateral Pressure: 100(N/100mm)<1000(N/100mm)
• Allowed Tensile Strength: >10000N
• Core: Multicore
• Certification: RoHS, CE, ISO9001, VDE, CCC
• Brand: OEM
• Sheath Material: LSZH or TPU, UV-Resistant
• Cable Diameter: 3.0mm
• Insertion Loss: MPO/MTP: ≤0.7dB (Standard), ≤0.35dB (Elite)
• Return Loss: ≥55dB (Sc/APC) / ≥50dB (LC)
• IP Rating: ≥ 30dB
• Protection Grade: -40°c to +85°c
• Connector Interface Standard: IEC 61754-7, RoHS, CE, ISO9001
• Transport Package: Box
• Specification: 48*48*30cm
• Trademark: HOLIGHT (OEM available)
• Origin: China
• HS Code: 8544700000
• Production Capacity: 40, 000PCS/Month

Product Description

24 Fibers MTP-24 to 2 x MTP-12 SM Fiber Optic Patch Cable

24 Fibers MTP Fiber Optic Cables are designed to provide a more flexible multi-fiber cabling system based on MTP products. Unlike MTP harness cables, MTP Fiber Optic Cables are terminated with MTP connectors at both ends, providing more possibilities for existing 24-core cabling systems.

40/100G MTP Fiber Optic Cables eliminate wasted fiber in current 40G transmissions and upcoming 100G transmissions. Using an MTP Fiber Optic Cable is more cost-effective and has lower losses than purchasing and installing a converter box separately.

APPLICATIONS

FEATURE

Data communication network;
Optical System Access network;
High-density architectures;
Telecommunication networks;
Local Area Networks (LANs);
Test equipment;
Precise installations;
Wide Area Networks (WANs).

1xMTP to 2xMTP connectors;
4Fibers, 8Fibers, 12Fibers or 24Fibers version on request;
UPC or APC polish available;
Any other connector type at another side upon request;
100% factory test (Insertion Loss & Return Loss).

Feature Details

Exhibition & Delivery 

Customer Reviews

"Used these tactical cables on multiple film shoots in remote regions. Sturdy, quick to connect, and weatherproof — a lifesaver."
— F. Chen, Broadcast Engineer, USA

"Our miliitary exercise required rapid roll-out and repeat connections—this cable held up through rain, dust, and drive-overs."
— Capt. Singh, Field Ops Manager, India

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FAQ

1 Is MTP better than MPO?
MTP and MPO connectors have distinct advantages based on the specific needs of the application. MTP connectors excel in high-performance and reliability, while MPO connectors are favored for high-density situations where space is limited. In essence, the choice between MTP and MPO depends on the specific requirements of the connectivity scenario.

2 What is the difference between MPO male and MPO female?
The key difference between MPO male and MPO female connectors is their design. MPO connectors come in both male (with pins) and female (with guiding holes) versions. To ensure proper mating and prevent damage, it's crucial to match male connectors with female connectors when connecting MPO cables. This ensures continuity and maintains the integrity of the connection.

3 What is the difference between Type A and Type B MPO?
The main difference between Type A and Type B MPO connectors lies in how they align the fiber positions. In Type A connectors, the fibers maintain a straight-through configuration, with Position 1 on one end aligning with Position 1 on the other end. In contrast, Type B connectors have a crossed configuration, where Position 1 on one end aligns with Position 12 on the other end. This crossed arrangement in Type B results in a reversal of the fiber positions at each end, which is a key distinction between the two types.

4 What are the different types of MPO patch cords?

Multi-mode OM3/OM4: These cables are intended for shorter distances within locations like buildings or campuses. They support maximum transmission distances of 100 meters (OM3) or 150 meters (OM4) at speeds of up to 40Gbit/s.

Single-mode: These cables are distinguishable by their yellow jackets and often feature angled physical contact (APC) connectors. They are optimized for longer distances and high-speed transmission.

MTP (MPO) to LC breakout cables: These cables come in two configurations: 8-fiber cables designed for 40G SR4 or 100G SR4 connections and 12-fiber cables used in 10G/25G duplex networking setups. They facilitate connections between MTP/MPO and LC connectors.

Type A, B, and C: These denote the three distinct MTP/MPO array patch cords established in the TIA standard. They correspond to different connectivity methods—A, B, and C—catering to various networking needs.