Panduit FWTYL7575KAM100 OM5 12-fiber Trunk Cable Lszh

Product Description

The PANDUIT FWTYL7575KAM100 is an OM5 wideband multimode 12-fiber trunk cable with a low-smoke zero-halogen (LSZH) jacket. Designed for high-density structured cabling installations, this trunk assembly provides a factory-terminated, plug-and-play solution for connecting patch panels, fiber enclosures, and distribution hardware in data center and enterprise network environments. The LSZH jacket limits toxic and corrosive gas emissions in the event of fire, making it the appropriate choice for installations in enclosed or plenum-adjacent spaces where safety codes restrict halogenated materials. Licensed electricians and low-voltage cabling technicians are the primary installers for this product.

This trunk cable is suited for data center interconnect and zone-distribution cabling architectures. OM5 fiber supports short-wavelength division multiplexing (SWDM) and is backward compatible with OM4 and OM3 transceivers, making it applicable in 10G, 25G, 40G, and 100G network environments. The 12-fiber count accommodates parallel optics and high-density routing in raised-floor or overhead cable management pathways. Typical deployment scenarios include main distribution area to horizontal distribution area (MDA-to-HDA) runs and inter-rack backbone links.

Key Features

• OM5 wideband multimode fiber supports SWDM4 applications for 40G and 100G throughput
• 12-fiber trunk configuration enables parallel optic and high-density cabling layouts
• LSZH jacket reduces toxic gas and smoke emissions in confined or occupied spaces
• Factory-terminated trunk design eliminates field termination and reduces installation time
• Sold as a single assembly (unit of measure: EA)

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style trunk assembly for use with compatible PANDUIT fiber enclosures, cassettes, and patch panels in structured cabling systems. No specific compatible model numbers were provided in the product data.

Installation Notes

Installation of fiber trunk cables should be performed by qualified low-voltage cabling technicians following TIA-568 and applicable local codes. Do not exceed the cable minimum bend radius during routing, and avoid placing the assembly under tensile load beyond rated limits. Inspect connectors for contamination before mating and use an appropriate fiber inspection scope prior to final connection. Power down active transceivers and follow facility lockout procedures before working in live fiber enclosures.