Panduit FWTYL7575KAM026 OM5 12-fiber Trunk Cable Lszh

Product Description

The PANDUIT FWTYL7575KAM026 is a 12-fiber OM5 wideband multimode trunk cable jacketed in low-smoke zero-halogen (LSZH) material. Trunk cables of this type provide pre-terminated, high-density fiber interconnects between patch panels, fiber distribution units, and active equipment in structured cabling systems. The LSZH jacket limits toxic gas and smoke emission during a fire event, making it the correct choice for plenum and enclosed-space installations where local codes restrict PVC or riser-rated materials. Licensed low-voltage cabling technicians and data center infrastructure teams are the primary installers of this assembly.

This trunk cable is suited for high-density data center, enterprise LAN, and campus backbone environments where OM5 wideband multimode fiber supports shortwave wavelength division multiplexing (SWDM) and high-speed parallel optics applications. It is designed for use with compatible MTP or MPO-style connector housings and cassettes in structured cabling deployments. The 12-fiber count supports common parallel transceiver footprints used in 40G, 100G, and higher-speed link configurations.

Key Features

• OM5 wideband multimode fiber core supports SWDM4 and parallel optic transceiver applications
• 12-fiber count aligns with standard parallel optic transceiver configurations
• LSZH jacket reduces toxic smoke and halogen gas emissions in fire conditions
• Pre-terminated trunk assembly reduces field termination time and error risk
• Designed for high-density structured cabling installations in data centers and enterprise environments

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style trunk cable assembly for use in high-density OM5 multimode fiber structured cabling systems utilizing MTP or MPO-style connectivity infrastructure.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed low-voltage cabling technician familiar with TIA-568 structured cabling standards. Power down or place active equipment in a safe state before mating or disconnecting fiber connectors to protect transceiver optics. Observe minimum bend radius requirements throughout routing and in cable management trays. Inspect connector end-faces with an optical fiber inspection scope before mating to verify cleanliness.