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Panduit FRZTP77X001F023 Opti-Core 12-Fiber OM4 Trunk Cable Assembly

Pre-terminated 12-fiber OM4 multimode trunk delivers plug-and-play 40G/100G backbone connectivity for datacenter and telecom deployments. Panduit FRZTP77X001F023 features factory-installed MTP® array connectors with Polarity A configuration, eliminating field splicing and connector installation while ensuring TIA-568.3-D compliance. At 23 feet (7 meters), this trunk bridges rack-to-rack or intra-room equipment distribution runs with factory-tested low insertion loss and aqua OM4 50/125µm fiber optimized for extended-reach 10G, 40GBASE-SR4, and 100GBASE-SR4 transmission.

Key Features

  • OM4 50/125µm Laser-Optimized Multimode Fiber — Supports 10GBASE-SR to 550m, 40GBASE-SR4 to 150m, and 100GBASE-SR4 to 100m, providing headroom for current 10G infrastructure and future 40G/100G upgrades without re-cabling
  • Factory-Terminated MTP® Array Connectors — Pre-installed 12-fiber push-on connectors eliminate field fusion splicing, epoxy-polish termination, and insertion-loss testing, cutting installation time from hours to minutes per trunk
  • Polarity A Configuration (TIA-568.3-D) — Straight-through pin mapping (Position 1→1, 2→2, …12→12) supports standard duplex breakout cassettes and array-to-array backbone architectures per ANSI/TIA-568 guidelines
  • 23-Foot Engineered Length — Sized for typical datacenter row-to-row or telecommunications room equipment-distribution runs, minimizing cable slack and pathway congestion while maintaining <1.5m bend radius
  • Factory IL Testing & Certification — Every fiber pair tested and certified for insertion loss ≤0.35 dB typical, with test report documentation ensuring link budget compliance before installation
  • 12-Fiber Trunk Efficiency — Single cable handles six duplex 10G channels, three 40G QSFP+ lanes, or one 100G SR4 link, reducing cable density and simplifying pathway management versus 12 individual duplex cables
  • Aqua OM4 Jacket Identification — IEC 60304-compliant aqua cable jacket enables instant visual fiber-type identification in mixed multimode/singlemode environments, reducing misconnection risk during maintenance
  • Panduit Opti-Core® Premium Construction — Low-smoke zero-halogen (LSZH) or plenum-rated jacket options, ruggedized 900µm buffered fibers, and push-pull strain relief boots engineered for 500+ mating cycles in high-density patching

OM4 multimode fiber uses optimized 50-micron core geometry and laser-optimized refractive index profile to support 10 Gb/s Ethernet serial transmission to 550 meters—double the reach of OM3—and provides the modal bandwidth (4700 MHz·km @ 850nm) required for 40G/100G parallel optics over 100-150 meter datacenter backbone distances. This makes the FRZTP77X001F023 trunk a strategic investment for facilities planning 10G-to-40G-to-100G migration paths: you can deploy OM4 infrastructure today for 10GBASE-SR links and later swap transceivers to 40GBASE-SR4 QSFP+ or 100GBASE-SR4 QSFP28 optics without replacing the fiber plant. The 12-fiber count aligns with IEEE 802.3ba 40G/100G parallel optics lane assignments (4 transmit + 4 receive lanes per 40G link, with spares for future 100G or redundant paths), and Polarity A pin mapping ensures compatibility with Type A duplex breakout cassettes (12-fiber MTP trunk fans out to six LC duplex ports) or direct array-to-array switch uplinks in spine-leaf datacenter fabrics.

Pre-terminated trunk assemblies like the FRZTP77X001F023 address three critical deployment challenges in modern datacenters and telecom facilities. First, they eliminate the 1-2 hour per-trunk field termination labor and specialized fusion-splicing equipment costs—factory MTP connectors are installed in controlled clean-room environments with automated polishing and testing, delivering guaranteed <0.35 dB insertion loss versus 0.5-1.0 dB typical for field-installed connectors. Second, they reduce installation errors: Polarity A trunks paired with TIA-compliant cassettes produce plug-and-play duplex connectivity with zero risk of transmit/receive swaps or fiber crossing mistakes that plague field-built links. Third, they accelerate project timelines—pulling and plugging a pre-term trunk takes 5-10 minutes versus half a day for equivalent field splicing and testing. The 23-foot engineered length suits typical datacenter hot-aisle to networking-closet runs (18-20 feet of pathway routing plus 2-3 feet of service loop at each end), and the trunk's low-profile round cable design (typically 5-6mm OD) consumes less overhead-tray or under-floor conduit space than bundled simplex cables. Deploy this trunk between core switches and distribution panels, as riser backbones between telecom rooms, or as high-density interconnects in equipment distribution areas where cabinet-to-cabinet OM4 links must support current 10G server/storage traffic and future 40G converged Ethernet without re-cabling.

The FRZTP77X001F023 meets TIA-568.3-D balanced twisted-pair and optical fiber cabling standards, ISO/IEC 11801 generic cabling specifications, and ANSI/TIA-942-B datacenter telecommunications infrastructure requirements, ensuring compatibility with structured cabling warranties and compliance with insurance, building code, and procurement specifications that mandate standards-based fiber infrastructure. Panduit Opti-Core trunks include factory insertion-loss test reports (typical IL ≤0.35 dB per connector, return loss ≥20 dB), eliminating post-install OTDR or light-source testing and providing auditable documentation for TIA link-loss budgets (10GBASE-SR allows 2.6 dB total channel loss; this trunk consumes <1 dB of budget at both ends, leaving margin for patch cords and mated connections). For integrators managing large-scale 10G/40G datacenter builds, telecommunications room upgrades, or enterprise campus fiber backbones, this 12-fiber OM4 trunk delivers the repeatable performance, rapid deployment speed, and future-proof bandwidth that separate professional-grade infrastructure from ad-hoc field-terminated installs.

Specifications
Product Type: Pre-Terminated Fiber Optic Trunk Cable
Sub-Brand: Opti-Core®
Fiber Type: OM4 Multimode 50/125µm
Fiber Count: 12
Connector Type: MTP®-12 Array (both ends)
Polarity: Type A (Straight-through)
Overall Length (ft: 23.0
Overall Length (m: 7.0
Typical Insertion Loss: ≤0.35 dB per connector
Bandwidth @ 850nm: 4700 MHz·km
Supported Data Rates: 10G (550m), 40G (150m), 100G (100m)
Cable Jacket Color: Aqua
Standards Compliance: TIA-568.3-D, ISO/IEC 11801, ANSI/TIA-942-B
Application: Datacenter backbone, telecommunications rooms, equipment distribution
Factory Tested: Yes (IL and continuity certified)
Mating Cycles: 500+ (rated)
Minimum Bend Radius: 1.5 inches (during installation)
Type: Pre-Terminated Fiber Trunk
Connectivity: 12-Fiber OM4
Cable Category: fiber_optic
Length Ft: 23.0
Length M: 7.0
Standards: TIA-568.3-D, ISO/IEC 11801, ANSI/TIA-942-B
Sub Brand: Opti-Core®
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