Panduit FWTYL7575KNM049 OM5 12-fiber Trunk Cable Lszh

Product Description

The PANDUIT FWTYL7575KNM049 is a 12-fiber trunk cable constructed to OM5 multimode specifications with a Low Smoke Zero Halogen (LSZH) jacket. Trunk cables of this type serve as pre-terminated backbone connections in structured cabling systems, linking fiber distribution hubs, patch panels, and network equipment in data centers and enterprise environments. The LSZH jacket material reduces toxic smoke and halogen gas emissions in the event of fire, making it well suited for plenum-adjacent or enclosed spaces where air handling and occupant safety are code concerns. Licensed network technicians and low-voltage structured cabling installers are the primary trades that specify and deploy this type of assembly.

This trunk cable is designed for high-density fiber backbone runs in data center, enterprise LAN, and campus network installations. OM5 fiber supports short-wavelength division multiplexing (SWDM) applications and is backward compatible with OM4 and OM3 equipment, allowing deployment in environments migrating to higher-speed transmission. The LSZH jacket rating makes it appropriate for installations in buildings, equipment rooms, and riser pathways where halogen-free materials are specified by code or building owner standards.

Key Features

• OM5 multimode fiber supports SWDM4 and high-speed parallel optic applications
• 12-fiber count trunk configuration for high-density backbone deployment
• LSZH jacket reduces smoke and halogen gas emissions in fire conditions
• Pre-terminated trunk assembly reduces field termination time and error risk
• Sold individually as a single unit assembly

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style pre-terminated trunk assembly for use with compatible fiber distribution and high-density patching systems in structured cabling infrastructures.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed low-voltage or structured cabling technician in accordance with ANSI/TIA-568 standards and applicable local codes. De-energize active fiber transceivers and follow laser safety procedures before handling fiber connectors. Avoid sharp bend radii below the cable minimum bend radius specification to prevent signal loss or fiber damage. Inspect connector ferrules for contamination and clean per manufacturer guidelines before mating.