Panduit FWUYL7575KAM094 OM5 24-fiber Trunk Cable Lszh

Product Description

The PANDUIT FWUYL7575KAM094 is an OM5 wideband multimode fiber optic trunk cable designed for high-density structured cabling installations. Rated for 24 fibers and jacketed in Low Smoke Zero Halogen (LSZH) material, this trunk assembly is built for data center, enterprise, and telecommunications environments where fire safety ratings and cable management density are primary concerns. The LSZH jacket reduces toxic smoke and halogen gas emission in the event of a fire, making it suitable for plenum-adjacent and enclosed pathway installations. Licensed network and low-voltage cabling technicians are the typical installers for this product.

This trunk cable is suited for backbone and horizontal runs in high-density data center environments, enterprise network closets, and telecommunications rooms. OM5 fiber supports wideband multimode transmission, enabling short-wavelength division multiplexing (SWDM) applications over parallel or duplex architectures. The 24-fiber count makes it a fit for multi-port cassette and module-based patching systems where consolidating runs into a single trunk simplifies installation and reduces pathway congestion.

Key Features

• OM5 wideband multimode fiber supports SWDM and high-speed parallel optic applications
• 24-fiber count suitable for high-density trunk backbone deployments
• LSZH jacket reduces toxic smoke and halogen emissions in enclosed spaces
• Factory-terminated trunk assembly reduces field termination time and error risk
• Sold as a single assembly unit (EA)

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style trunk cable assembly for use with high-density fiber patching systems, cassette modules, and enclosures that accept 24-fiber MPO or MTP-style trunk connections. No specific compatible model numbers were provided in the product data.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified low-voltage or network cabling technician following applicable codes including ANSI/TIA-568 and local fire and building codes. Power down active ports and follow ESD precautions before handling fiber connectors. Avoid sharp bends below the cable minimum bend radius, and do not exceed rated tensile load during pulling. Inspect connector end-faces with an approved fiber inspection scope before mating to patch panels or modules.