Hubbell Premise Wiring HFCD15012P4 OM4 12-fiber Armored Cable

Product Description

The HUBBELL PREMISE WIRING HFCD15012P4 is an OM4 multimode fiber optic cable in a 12-fiber distribution configuration with armored construction and an aqua jacket. Armored distribution cables are engineered for runs where the cable may be exposed to physical stress or rodent activity, making them suitable for in-building riser and plenum pathways as well as exposed conduit runs. The OM4 glass grade supports high-bandwidth applications including 10G, 40G, and 100G Ethernet over standard multimode distances. This cable is installed by licensed low-voltage contractors, structured cabling technicians, and data center infrastructure teams.

This cable is suited for enterprise, campus, and data center backbone installations where a compact 12-fiber count meets zone distribution or inter-closet link requirements. The distribution-style design keeps the cable diameter small for high-density conduit pulls. The aqua jacket color follows industry convention for OM4 multimode fiber, simplifying plant documentation and fiber management at patch panels and splice enclosures.

Key Features

• OM4 multimode glass for support of 10G, 40G, and 100G transmission standards
• 12-fiber count in a distribution-style design for compact, high-density routing
• Armored construction provides mechanical protection against crushing and rodent damage
• Aqua jacket color follows OM4 industry color-coding convention for easy plant identification
• Distribution configuration compatible with standard fiber breakout kits and distribution panels

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style armored OM4 distribution fiber optic cable for use with standard LC, SC, and ST multimode fiber connectors and panels in structured cabling systems.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified low-voltage or structured cabling technician in accordance with TIA-568 and applicable local codes. De-energize any active equipment connected to fiber paths before terminating or splicing. Observe the cable minimum bend radius during pulls to avoid degrading optical performance. Armored cable requires appropriate armor-stripping tools; do not nick the fiber buffer tubes during jacket removal.