144 Ports 10G OM3 12-fibers MPO/MTP Ultra High Density 1U Rack

FM SKU#:SKU00138R1
Model#:HDOM3-12MTP/MPO
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Description

The Fiber-Mart's Ultra High Density iU Rack is specially designed to accommodate high density cabling in high end Data Centre and Telecommunication central office environment.Front and rear cable management facilitates provides a neat and tidy solution for managing incoming and exiting cables.
This rack mountable MTP cassette is loaded with 72 multimode LC 10G duplex connectors, giving it 144 ports total within 1U of rack space! Inside the MTP cassette, the fiber is spliced out up to twelve MTP connectors, giving you an easy plug-and-play option for your high-density fiber application. This high-density MTP cassette is constructed of light weight, yet durable, rolled steel.

Features

  • Fully Loaded-144 Fiber LC Ports in 1U
  • Angled Front Panel for Optimal Cable Routing
  • Removable Top for Easier Fiber Cable Management
  • Easily Accessible MTP/MPO Ports for Connection to Trunk Cable
  • Compliant IEC-61754-7, EIA/TIA-604-5 & RoHS
  • MPO/MTP components feature superior optical and mechanical properties
  • Optimized Performance - Low loss MPO/MTP, discrete premium connectors and OM4 fiber assures low insertion losses and power penalties in tight power budget, high speed network environments
  • Reliability - 100% Tested - Combination of high quality components and manufacturing quality control guarantees product to the highest standards

    • Applications

    ·Data communication applications
    ·Data Center infrastructure
    ·Storage Area Network - Fiber Channel

    Specification

    Total Fiber Count144Operating Temperature-20~+60℃
    Dimensions17.5'W x 8.7'D x 1.75'HStorage Temperature-40~+70℃
    Fiber Optic ModeSM OM1 OM2 OM3 OM4
    PolarityMethod A-Straight ThroughInsert Loss(LC/SC).18(Avg);.30(Max)
    Method B-Cross
    Method B-Cross PairReturn Loss(LC/SC)>55/65dB(UPC/APC)
    FrontRear
    Front Adapter TypeLC SC FC ST etc.Rear Adapter TypeMPO/MTP
    Front Port Count72Rear Port Count12
    Front Port Fiber CountDuplex/QuadRear Port Fiber Count12

    Inner Structure (Other types keep same principle)


    TotalFiberCount144OperatingTemperature-20~+60℃
    Dimensions17.5'Wx8.7'Dx1.75'HStorageTemperature-40~+70℃
    FiberOpticModeSMOM1OM2OM3OM4
    PolarityMethodA-StraightThroughInsertLoss(LC/SC).18(Avg);.30(Max)
    MethodB-Cross
    MethodB-CrossPairReturn Loss(LC/SC)>55/65dB(UPC/APC)
    FrontRear
    FrontAdapterTypeLCSCFCSTetc.RearAdapterTypeMPO/MTP
    FrontPortCount72RearPortCount12
    FrontPortFiberCountDuplex/QuadRearPortFiberCount12

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