Panduit FZTRL7NQSONM010 OM4 12-fiber Mpo Harness Cable

Product Description

The PANDUIT FZTRL7NQSONM010 is an OM4 12-fiber MPO harness cable with a low-smoke zero-halogen (LSZH) jacket. It features a PanMPO female connector and is designed for high-density fiber optic distribution in structured cabling systems. The LSZH jacket limits toxic smoke and halogen gas emission in the event of fire, making it appropriate for enclosed or plenum-adjacent environments where safety codes restrict standard PVC jacketing. Network technicians and licensed low-voltage contractors install this type of harness to break out multi-fiber MPO trunk connections into individual or grouped fiber paths.

This harness cable is used in data center and enterprise network environments where high-density OM4 multimode fiber infrastructure is required. It connects MPO trunk cables to individual fiber ports on patch panels, switches, or active equipment. The LSZH jacket designation makes it well suited for installations in European markets or facilities with strict fire-safety material requirements. Typical applications include top-of-rack switch connections, fiber distribution units, and backbone cabling assemblies.

Key Features

• OM4 multimode fiber supports high-bandwidth applications including 40G and 100G data center links
• 12-fiber configuration provides high port density in a single MPO interface
• LSZH jacket reduces toxic smoke and halogen gas output under fire conditions
• PanMPO female connector for compatibility with PANDUIT PanMPO infrastructure
• Harness breakout design simplifies transition from MPO trunk to individual fiber connections

Compatibility

Designed for use with PANDUIT PanMPO fiber optic systems and OM4 multimode fiber infrastructure in high-density structured cabling environments.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified low-voltage technician or licensed network cabling contractor familiar with fiber optic handling procedures. Power down active equipment before connecting or disconnecting fiber optic assemblies to prevent optical signal hazards. Inspect connector end-faces for contamination and clean with appropriate fiber cleaning tools before mating. Follow applicable building and fire codes regarding LSZH and plenum-rated cable usage in specific spaces.