Panduit FZTYL5EL2SAM025 OM4 12-fiber Trunk Cable Lszh

Product Description

The PANDUIT FZTYL5EL2SAM025 is a pre-terminated OM4 12-fiber trunk cable designed for high-density structured cabling installations. It features a Low Smoke Zero Halogen (LSZH) jacket for use in plenum-sensitive or enclosed environments where flame and smoke propagation must be minimized. One end terminates with an MPO female connector and the other with LC duplex connectors, making it a practical solution for patching high-speed backbone runs to LC-based active equipment. Network technicians and structured cabling installers use this assembly to reduce field termination time and maintain consistent optical performance across data center and enterprise backbone infrastructure.

This trunk cable assembly is suited for data center backbone cabling, enterprise horizontal or vertical runs, and high-density patch applications where OM4 multimode performance is required. The MPO female to LC duplex configuration allows direct connection between MPO trunk infrastructure and LC-port network switches, servers, or storage equipment. It is sold as a single assembly per unit.

Key Features

• OM4 multimode fiber supports high-bandwidth applications including 40G and 100G network links
• 12-fiber count in a single trunk assembly for high-density routing
• LSZH jacket reduces smoke and toxic gas emission in fire conditions, suitable for enclosed or restricted-ventilation spaces
• MPO female to LC duplex end configuration enables direct backbone-to-equipment patching
• Pre-terminated factory assembly ensures consistent insertion loss and eliminates field termination error

Compatibility

Designed for use in OM4 multimode fiber cabling systems utilizing MPO backbone infrastructure with LC-port active equipment. Consult system documentation to confirm MPO polarity type and fiber count requirements before installation.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified structured cabling technician or network infrastructure professional familiar with fiber optic handling procedures. Power down or place active ports in a safe state before connecting or disconnecting fiber assemblies to avoid optical hazards. Inspect and clean all connectors with appropriate fiber optic cleaning tools prior to mating. Avoid bending the cable below its minimum bend radius to prevent signal degradation or physical fiber damage.