Panduit FOCRZ12Y 50um OM4 12 Fiber Indoor Outdoor

Product Description

The PANDUIT FOCRZ12Y is a 12-fiber indoor-outdoor fiber optic cable built on 50-micron OM4 multimode glass. It is designed for high-bandwidth backbone and riser runs that transition between controlled interior environments and exposed exterior pathways in the same continuous cable run. Licensed low-voltage and structured cabling technicians install this type of cable in enterprise, industrial, and institutional settings where a single hybrid-rated cable eliminates the need for a transition splice or separate indoor and outdoor segments.

This cable is suited for backbone cabling in data centers, campus distribution systems, and large commercial facilities. It supports runs between telecommunications rooms, equipment rooms, and outdoor distribution points. The indoor-outdoor rating makes it a practical choice when the cable path moves through conduit, plenum, or riser spaces and then exits to exterior pathways without requiring an intermediate transition enclosure.

Key Features

• 50-micron OM4 multimode fiber supports high-bandwidth applications including 40G and 100G transmission over qualifying distances
• 12-fiber count suits backbone and distribution applications requiring multiple channels in a single cable
• Indoor-outdoor dual rating eliminates the need for a mid-span transition splice between building interior and exterior runs
• Compact design allows routing through conduit and into standard fiber enclosures and patch panels

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style structured cabling component compatible with standard 50-micron OM4 multimode fiber infrastructure, including LC, SC, and MPO termination hardware rated for OM4 glass.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified low-voltage cabling technician familiar with TIA-568 and applicable local codes. De-energize any active equipment connected to the fiber path before terminating or splicing. Observe manufacturer minimum bend radius requirements during pulling and routing to avoid fiber damage. Do not exceed rated pulling tension when routing through conduit.