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MPO MicroCable Fan-Out Assembly.

MPO Fan-Out Assemblies interface multifiber MPO with discrete single fiber (LC/SC) connectors. Assemblies are typically used to directly interconnect MPO  cassettes, panels or backbone trunk assemblies with the active equipment ports, saving costly data center rack space and easing fiber management. Replacing traditional MPO  module Fan-Out Assemblies reduce amount of interconnection improving power budget cost effectiveness.   

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40G QSFP+ (MPO) To 4x10G SFP+ (8xLC) Assembly.

40G parallel optics transceivers (40GBASE-SR4) can support 4x10G modes– this feature allow new parallel optics active equipment being compatible with existing 10G transceivers. MPO QSFP+ to SFP+ Fan-out Assemblies provide connections between single QSFP+ (40G transceiver with MPO interface) and 4 x SFP+ (10G transceivers with LC(DX) Interface). Parallel optics 40GBASE-SR4 uses 8 out of 12 MPO interface fibers transmitting 4 x Duplex (DX) channels (4 x Transmit and 4 x Receive). QSFP+ to SFP+ Fanout is 8 x Fibers MPO to LC(DX) Ruggedized Fan-out assembly. Assembly utilizes new miniature version of breakout module saving fiber management space and providing secure transition between cable and tails.

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MPO Loose Tube Trunk.

LooseTube Cable Assemblies  utilize the patented AFL Hyperscale® transition module and guarantees superior tensile strength and crushing resistance. The high density design can scale from 2 up to 144 fibers and can feature both 900 µm and ruggedised 2 mm tail leads. Assemblies can comprise of both multifiber MPO and discrete connectors, making the cable a flexible hybrid solution for diverse applications.

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Cat6a Stranded Core Patch Cable available 9 colours - 305mt

MPO MicroCable Patch Assembly (Single Jacket 3mm OD).

MPO MicroCable Patch assemblies facilitate rapid deployment of high density cabling in data centers or other high fiber density environments reducing network installation or reconfiguration time and cost. They are typically used for patching within MDA zone or interconnect MPO active equipment ports with backbone cabling.

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