MPO/MTP trunk cables, or MPO/MTP fiber trunk cables, are an important component in the field of fiber optic communications. They are used to interconnect modules, panels, or rugged MTP/MPO fan-outs in data centers and other high-density fiber environments. The following is a detailed definition and feature introduction of MPO/MTP Trunk Cables:
MPO is the abbreviation of "Multi-fiber Push On", its main industrial standard is IEC-61754-7, the current national standard is YD/T1272.5-2009, and the US standard is EIA/TIA-604-5.
MTP is the abbreviation of "Multi-fiber Termination Push-on". MTP connectors optimize MPO connectors through multiple innovative designs and have better mechanical and optical performance.
MTP/MPO trunk cables generally refer to pre-terminated fiber trunk cables using MPO or MTP connectors, which connect MPO/MTP modules together to form a permanent link.
High-density deployment: MTP/MPO trunk cables support high-density fiber deployment and can provide a large number of fiber connections in a limited space, which is very suitable for high-density fiber environments such as data centers.
Fast deployment: Its efficient plug-and-play structure greatly reduces the time and cost of network installation or reconfiguration, making the deployment of fiber networks faster and more flexible.
Low maintenance cost: Due to the pre-terminated design, MTP/MPO trunk cables require almost no additional maintenance after installation, thereby reducing long-term operating costs.
Multi-level connection: Pre-terminated trunk cables can be used in combination with plug-and-play modules or MTP/MPO connector panels to achieve multi-level connections, further improving the flexibility and scalability of fiber networks.
Wide application: MTP/MPO trunk cables are widely used in data centers, enterprise networks, telecommunications and FTTx networks, the Internet of Things and other fields, and are important infrastructure for building high-speed and reliable fiber networks.
Number of Fibers: The number of fibers in MTP/MPO trunk cables can range from 4 to 384, meeting the needs of networks of different sizes and complexities.
Fiber Type: Supports single-mode (such as OS2/G657 9/125μm) and multi-mode (such as OM3 50/125μm, OM4 50/125μm) fibers.
Sheath Grade: Including Low Smoke Zero Halogen (LSZH), OFNR (shaft grade) and OFNP (duct grade), etc., to meet the needs of different installation environments.
Polarity Type: Supports multiple polarity configurations such as Type A, Type B, Type C (TIA-568.3-D), etc., to ensure the accuracy and reliability of fiber optic connections.
In summary, as an important component in the field of optical fiber communication, MPO/MTP trunk cables play an important role in data centers and other high-density optical fiber environments with their high density, rapid deployment, and low maintenance costs.
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