48 Fiber MTP Breakout
48 Fiber MTP to LC Breakout Cables
OptoSpan’s 48 Fiber MTP-LC Breakout Cables are durable, efficient, and cost-effective. Developed by US Conec, our MTP to LC Breakout Cables utilize a genuine MTP® connector— a stronger, higher performing MPO connector than the market standard. By reducing insertion loss, preventing device wear and tear, and maintaining a secure physical connection, each MTP to LC Breakout Cable delivers unparalleled performance— especially in critical telecommunications and datacenters
48 Fiber MTP to LC Breakout Cables are often utilized in the conversion of high data rates (40G/100G) to lower more manageable rates (1G/10G), or conversions from 1G/10G to 40G/100G rates. An example of this would be numerous SFP transceivers funneling data through LC connectors and into CPAK or CXP transceivers. Each fiber breakout cable may also be connected to an MTP trunk cable, allowing direct access to the individual strands and eliminating the need for additional fiber cassettes, pigtails, or splitters.
These 48 Fiber MTP to LC Breakout Cables are available as four 12 fiber MTP connectors, or as two 24 fiber MTP connectors. These options provide a wider range of compatibility and customization, including allowing separate MTP or MPO devices to connect to various devices over a single cable. Additional custom configurations are available upon special request.
SanSpot MTP and MPO network design engineers can evaluate your unique situation and recommend a suitable cable configuration. This expert consultation is quick, free, and guaranteed to set you up with a product that works for you. Contact our engineers toll-free at 1-800-720-3860 or via email at [email protected].
For additional information, view our other MTP Cable pages such as MTP Fiber Cables, Plenum MTP Trunk Cables, or Plenum MTP to LC Breakout Cables.
To browse other Fiber Optic Cables, please see MTP Elite Cables, MPO Cables, Armored Fiber Cables, Fiber Patch Cables, Breakout Fiber Cables, Bend-Insensitive Fiber Cables, Bulk/Bare Fiber Spools, Specialty Fiber Optic Cables, or Fiber Pigtails.
