MPO/MTP LC Cassette Module - High Density 144 Fibers Multimode OM4 50/125 Type A - Ideal for Data Center & High-Speed Network Connectivity

Description

MPO/MTP®-LC Super Cassette Module, 10G Multimode OM4, 144 Fibers, Type A

This rack mountable MPO/MTP® cassette module is loaded with 72 duplex multimode 10 gig LC fiber connectors, connecting a total of 144 fibers within a 1U rack space! Inside the MPO/MTP® cassette, the fiber is spliced out from 12x 12 fiber MPO/MTP® connectors into 144 fiber LC connectors, giving you an easy plug-and-play option for your high-density fiber application.

This high-density MPO/MTP® cassette is constructed of light weight, yet durable, rolled steel that makes it weigh less than 5 pounds.

Save valuable installation time spent terminating fibers by purchasing a pre-loaded/terminated 144 fiber high-density MTP® cassette today.

Features

• Type A Polarity
• 12 MPO/MTP® Connections to 72 Duplex LC Connections
• Multimode 10G OM4 50/125 Fiber Type
• 19" Rack Mountable
• Angled Front Panel for Improved Installation and Cable Management
• Quick and Easy Plug-and-Play Data Solution

Additional Information

MTP® High Density Cassettes

A cassette is a packaged, pre-terminated cabling assembly that transitions from multi-fiber cables and array connectors to traditional single-fiber connectors. Our cassettes are fitted with 12 or 24 LC Connections on the front and one or two 12-fiber MTP®/MPO adapters on the back depending on if they are 12 or 24 fiber. The type of adapter mounted at the rear of a cassette defines it as either a Type A or Type B MTP®/MPO modular cassette.

Type A Cassette

Type A MTP®/MPO cassette uses a “key up to key down” adapter connection between the internal MPO/MTP® connector and the MPO/MTP® array cable connector.

Type B Cassette

Type B MTP®/MPO cassette uses a “key up to key up” adapter connection between the internal MPO/MTP® connector and the MPO/MTP® array cable connector.

Note: Method A cassette works for both single-mode and multimode channels, while there is a limitation of Method B cassette: it doesn’t allow the use of an angled polished (APC) single-mode connector.