Tripp Lite N392B-61M-3X8AP Mpo Fiber Optic Cable 61M

Product Description

The TRIPP LITE N392B-61M-3X8AP is a singlemode MPO-to-MPO fiber optic cable measuring 61 meters in length. It is designed for high-density structured cabling environments where backbone interconnects and trunk runs demand reliable, low-loss performance. The MPO connector format supports multi-fiber push-on terminations, making this cable a practical choice for data center and enterprise network infrastructure. Licensed network technicians and structured cabling installers typically deploy this type of assembly in pre-terminated backbone and distribution runs.

This cable is suited for singlemode fiber applications in data centers, enterprise wiring closets, and campus backbone installations. The MPO-to-MPO configuration makes it appropriate for use with fiber cassette systems, patch panels, and high-density switch ports that accept MPO trunk connections. At 61 meters, it spans mid-length backbone runs between telecommunications rooms or equipment rows within the same facility.

Key Features

• MPO-to-MPO connector format supports high-density multi-fiber terminations
• Singlemode fiber construction for low-loss, long-reach transmission
• 61-meter cable length suitable for mid-range backbone runs
• Pre-terminated assembly reduces installation time versus field-terminated alternatives
• Designed for data center trunk and structured cabling backbone applications

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or direct-install trunk cable for singlemode MPO-compatible patch panels, fiber cassette systems, and network switches that accept MPO connector interfaces.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified structured cabling technician or network infrastructure installer familiar with fiber optic handling practices. Avoid sharp bends exceeding the cable minimum bend radius, and keep connectors capped when not in service to prevent contamination. Clean MPO connectors with an approved fiber optic cleaning tool before mating. Disconnect active equipment from the relevant fiber ports before inserting or removing the cable assembly.