Panduit FSUUTYPXRNNNNF030 OM4+ Fiber Optic Cable - FSUYPXRNNNNF030

Panduit FSUYPXRNNNNF030 OM4+ 24-Fiber Pre-Terminated Trunk Cable

Overview

The FSUYPXRNNNNF030 is a Panduit Opti-Core® OM4+ multimode pre-terminated fiber trunk designed for rapid deployment in structured cabling environments where pulling and terminating individual fibers on-site isn't practical. OM4+ 50/125µm glass delivers higher bandwidth headroom than standard OM4, making this trunk a practical fit for fiber optic infrastructure in high-density data centers, telecommunications rooms, entrance facilities, and equipment distribution areas. The 24-fiber count consolidates a significant strand count into a single routed assembly, reducing installation labor and the risk of field-termination errors. The front-access tether configuration (as indicated by the PUM FRONT ACC designation) is engineered for angled or confined headroom runs where straight-pull trunks create bend-radius problems.

Compatibility

This trunk is built for the Panduit Opti-Core pre-terminated system and is designed to mate with Panduit PanMPO and compatible MPO/MTP housings, cassettes, and patch panels used in structured network cabling deployments. It is compatible with 40GbE and 100GbE parallel optic architectures that require OM4-grade multimode fiber. Standards compliance — TIA-568.3-D, ISO/IEC 11801, and ANSI/TIA-942-B — confirms interoperability with data center infrastructure built to any of those three major specifications. Not suitable for single-mode (OS1/OS2) plant; verify your transceiver type supports multimode OM4 before ordering. If your backbone runs require longer reach at 40GbE or 100GbE than OM4 supports, a single-mode trunk is the correct alternative.

Installation Notes

Pre-terminated assemblies like this one eliminate field termination but require accurate measurement before ordering — trunk length is fixed at the factory. Confirm your run distance, account for slack loops at each end, and verify headend cable management hardware accepts the PUM connector profile before specifying. The tether pull-point design means this assembly should be pulled from the tether end only; pulling from the trunk body or connectors risks damaging factory terminations. Observe minimum bend-radius requirements for OM4 multimode assemblies (typically 10× cable diameter during installation, 20× at rest) to preserve insertion-loss performance across the 24 fibers.