Panduit FWUYL7575LAM070 QuickNet 24-Fiber OM5 Trunk Cable Assembly
The Panduit FWUYL7575LAM070 QuickNet trunk cable delivers 24 fibers of OM5 multimode connectivity across 70 meters in a factory-terminated, LSZH-rated assembly built for high-density datacenter and enterprise network environments. This lime-jacketed trunk uses 50-micron OM5 fiber to support short-wave division multiplexing (SWDM) and extended reach requirements up to 100G and 400G Ethernet, cutting deployment time while maintaining the polarity integrity and loss budgets that backbone and horizontal fiber runs demand. Pre-terminated QuickNet assemblies eliminate field termination risk, deliver consistent insertion loss under 0.35 dB per connector, and install in a fraction of the time required for fusion splicing or field-applied connectors.
Key Features
- 24-fiber OM5 multimode trunk assembly with 50μm core diameter, optimized for SWDM applications and 100G/400G Ethernet over extended distances
- 70-meter (230-foot) overall length provides reach for cross-building ties, inter-floor risers, and zone distribution within datacenter pods
- QuickNet factory-terminated platform ensures polarity accuracy, sub-0.35 dB insertion loss, and eliminates field termination labor and testing overhead
- LSZH (Low Smoke Zero Halogen) flame rating meets plenum and enclosed-space safety requirements, reducing toxic gas emission during fire events
- Lime jacket color enables instant visual identification in mixed-fiber environments and simplifies MAC work in dense pathways
- Small-diameter trunk construction uses 30-40% less pathway space than legacy assemblies, critical for high-density ladder rack and overhead tray fills
- Meets or exceeds TIA-568-C.3, ISO/IEC 11801, TIA-492-AAAD, and IEC 60793-2-10 type A1a.3 standards for multimode fiber performance
- RoHS compliant for global deployment and environmental responsibility programs
OM5 multimode fiber extends the performance envelope beyond OM3 and OM4 by supporting short-wave division multiplexing across four wavelengths (850/880/910/940 nm) on a single fiber pair. This quadruples effective bandwidth without adding fiber count, letting the FWUYL7575LAM070 trunk carry 400GBASE-SR4.2 traffic over 70 meters or 100GBASE-SR4 well past 100 meters—reach figures that would require OM4 or single-mode upgrades in older installations. The 50-micron core diameter maintains compatibility with existing OM3/OM4 transceiver ecosystems while future-proofing the physical layer for next-generation optics. Panduit's factory testing validates insertion loss, return loss, and polarity on every connector before the trunk leaves the manufacturing floor, so the assembly arrives with documented performance and a guaranteed polarity scheme (typically Method B for duplex transceivers or Method A/C for parallel optics, depending on connector type). Field installers pull the trunk, mount breakout modules or cassettes at each end, and verify link light—no fusion splicer, no cleaving tool, no microscope inspection, no rework loops.
Datacenter deployments with 42U racks at 10 kW average power density face two constraints: pathway fill and airflow obstruction. Traditional trunk cables with thick jackets and loose-tube buffer constructions consume 6-8 cm² of cross-sectional area per 24-fiber trunk; the FWUYL7575LAM070 uses a tight-buffered, small-diameter design that cuts that figure by 30-40%, letting you route more trunks through the same 4-inch ladder rack rung or overhead J-hook pathway without exceeding 50% fill ratio (NEC 300.17 and TIA-569 pathway loading limits). The lime LSZH jacket meets IEC 60332-3-24 flame propagation and IEC 61034-2 smoke density limits, required for air-handling spaces, under-floor plenums, and any pathway sharing space with return air. In jurisdictions enforcing EN 50399 (Euroclass) or equivalent standards, LSZH construction avoids the halogenated combustion products that corrode electronic equipment and endanger occupants during evacuation. The 70-meter length maps cleanly to common datacenter geometries—floor-to-floor riser height (3-4 meters per floor × 12-15 floors), cross-aisle ties in pods exceeding 50 meters of horizontal run, or building-to-building links under 230 feet where single-mode cost and splice complexity aren't justified. For MAC operations, the lime jacket stands out against black, blue, or aqua OM3/OM4 trunks and yellow single-mode assemblies, reducing the misplug risk when a technician is tracing circuits in a dark row or working from a laptop screen with remote hands.
The FWUYL7575LAM070 ships with full compliance documentation for TIA-568-C.3 (commercial building fiber), ISO/IEC 11801 (generic cabling), TIA-492-AAAD (OM5 fiber specification), and IEC 60793-2-10 type A1a.3 (multimode fiber characteristics), giving you the paperwork needed for LEED audits, insurance inspections, and customer acceptance testing. Every QuickNet trunk carries a serial number and test report traceable to Panduit's factory QA system, so when a link fails to achieve 100GBASE-SR4 BER targets, you can pull the report, verify whether the trunk or the transceiver is at fault, and request RMA with documented evidence. This trunk integrates into Panduit's broader QuickNet cassette, panel, and breakout ecosystem—pair it with FQP-series cassettes for MTP-to-duplex LC fanout, or terminate directly into FMP panels for centralized patching. For integrators managing multi-building campuses, enterprise networks, or colocation build-outs where fiber counts exceed single-digit runs, factory-terminated trunks eliminate the field labor cost, testing overhead, and rework risk that make fusion splicing a schedule and budget wildcard.
