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The Panduit F98RP6NQSQNF015 is an OS2, 8-fiber, 4:1 conversion MPO to LC breakout cable. This cable is designed for high-density structured fiber optic deployments where you need to transition from a multi-fiber MPO connector to individual LC connectors. It's critical for connecting high-port-count switches or transceivers in data centers or enterprise network closets, ensuring efficient use of rack space and simplified termination.
This breakout cable is compatible with any standard MPO/MTP (12-fiber, 4-fiber configuration) and LC (simplex or duplex) fiber optic infrastructure. It's suitable for use with network switches, servers, and optical transceivers that utilize these connector types. Specifically, it facilitates connections between 40GbE QSFP+ transceivers (which often use an 8-fiber MPO) and 10GbE SFP+ ports (which use LC connectors).
The 4:1 conversion means four MPO fibers connect to one LC connector. Ensure proper polarity is maintained throughout the link. The cable jacket is rated for plenum spaces, offering flame resistance for in-wall or ceiling installations. Avoid sharp bends exceeding a 1-inch radius to prevent signal degradation.
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