Panduit F9TYP5EL2SAF150 OS2 12-fiber Trunk Cable

Product Description

The PANDUIT F9TYP5EL2SAF150 is a pre-terminated OS2 single-mode fiber optic trunk cable designed for high-density structured cabling installations. It features a 12-fiber configuration with an MPO connector on one end and LC duplex connectors on the other, making it suitable for breakout and fanout applications in data centers and enterprise network environments. The cable jacket is rated OFNP (optical fiber nonconductive plenum), meeting fire and smoke requirements for plenum-rated air-handling spaces. Licensed network technicians and low-voltage cabling professionals typically handle installation of this assembly.

This trunk cable is used in backbone and horizontal cabling runs where single-mode OS2 performance is required. The MPO-to-LC duplex configuration supports structured cabling architectures that rely on MPO cassettes or modules at the patching point, fanning out to individual LC duplex connections at active equipment or patch panels. It is well suited for data center interconnect (DCI) applications, telecommunications rooms, and enterprise core-to-distribution runs where plenum-rated pathways are required by local fire code.

Key Features

• OS2 single-mode fiber optic construction for long-reach, low-loss transmission
• 12-fiber count supports high-density parallel optical cabling
• MPO female connector to LC duplex breakout configuration
• OFNP plenum-rated jacket meets fire code requirements for air-handling spaces
• Factory-terminated and tested assembly reduces field termination labor

Compatibility

Designed for use in OS2 single-mode structured cabling systems utilizing MPO-based patching infrastructure and LC duplex active equipment ports. Consult system documentation to confirm polarity method and MPO module compatibility before installation.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified low-voltage cabling technician familiar with fiber optic handling and bend-radius requirements. Deactivate active equipment ports before connecting or disconnecting fiber assemblies to prevent exposure to laser light. Inspect and clean all connectors with appropriate fiber optic cleaning tools prior to mating. Route cables in accordance with local fire codes and TIA-568 standards, maintaining manufacturer-specified minimum bend radius throughout the run.