Siemon LVM12TFLCU-BSCA 12-fiber Mtp Lc Breakout Cable

Product Description

The SIEMON COMPANY LVM12TFLCU-BSCA is a 12-fiber MTP to LC breakout fiber optic patch cable designed for structured cabling and data center interconnect applications. This assembly converts a single 12-fiber MTP connector on one end to 12 individual LC connectors on the other, enabling high-density fiber distribution in rack and panel environments. The cable jacket and connectors are finished in blue and black. Licensed cabling contractors, data center technicians, and low-voltage installers are the typical trade professionals who deploy this cable type in enterprise and colocation environments.

This breakout cable is suited for high-density fiber patching scenarios where MTP trunk cables terminate at cassettes, patch panels, or active equipment with LC ports. Typical installations include structured fiber backbones in commercial buildings, data center interconnect zones, and server room distribution frames. The 12-fiber count aligns with standard MTP module capacity, making it compatible with common fiber infrastructure architectures used in 10G, 40G, and 100G network deployments. It ships as a single unit and is intended for use by experienced low-voltage cabling installers.

Key Features

• 12-fiber MTP to LC fanout configuration for high-density fiber distribution
• Blue and black color scheme aids in polarity and port identification during installation
• Single-unit packaging for flexible deployment and inventory management
• Designed for structured cabling and data center patch applications
• LC connectors support standard SFP and SFP+ transceiver interfaces

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style fiber patch assembly for use with 12-fiber MTP panel systems and LC-equipped active networking equipment in structured cabling installations.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified low-voltage cabling technician familiar with fiber optic handling practices. Inspect all connector end faces with a fiber inspection scope before mating, and clean connectors per manufacturer guidelines to avoid signal loss. Ensure the MTP end is properly keyed relative to the receiving adapter or cassette before seating. Follow TIA-568 and applicable local low-voltage codes for cable routing, bend radius management, and labeling.