ENET MTP-F to MTP-F MMF OM4 10G Cross-Over Cable, 120m
The ENET MTP-F to MTP-F MMF OM4 10G cross-over cable delivers enterprise-grade fiber connectivity for demanding data center and high-speed networking applications. This 12-strand multimode fiber assembly features dual MTP/MPO-UPC female connectors with Method B cross-over polarity, engineered to support 10G transmission over extended 120-meter runs. Built with riser-rated casing for safe deployment in vertical cable pathways, this OM4 multimode fiber cable ensures reliable signal integrity and future-proof performance in mission-critical environments.
Key Features
- MTP-F to MTP-F connectors with UPC polish for minimal signal loss
- 12-strand multimode fiber construction for high-bandwidth applications
- Method B cross-over polarity configuration for optimized signal routing
- OM4 multimode fiber rated for 10G Ethernet performance
- 120-meter cable length for extended reach deployments
- Riser-rated (CMR) jacket for vertical pathway installation
- Enterprise-grade durability for data center environments
Technical Specifications
| Specification |
Details |
| Manufacturer |
ENET SOLUTIONS |
| Part Number |
MTPF2XO-OM4-120F-ENC |
| Connector Type |
MTP/MPO-F (Female) to MTP/MPO-F (Female) |
| Fiber Type |
Multimode (MMF) OM4 |
| Strand Count |
12-strand |
| Polarity |
Method B Cross-Over |
| Cable Length |
120 meters |
| Application |
10G Ethernet |
| Jacket Rating |
Riser (CMR) |
| Connector Polish |
UPC (Ultra Physical Contact) |
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a cross-over MTP-F cable used for?
A cross-over MTP-F cable uses Method B polarity to reverse signal transmission paths, enabling direct connections between compatible network equipment without requiring additional adapters. This configuration is essential for specific data center and enterprise networking topologies.
Can this OM4 multimode fiber cable support 10G speeds?
Yes, OM4 multimode fiber is specifically designed to support 10 Gigabit Ethernet applications. This 12-strand OM4 cable maintains signal integrity over the full 120-meter length, making it ideal for high-speed data center interconnects.
What does riser-rated casing mean for fiber optic cables?
Riser-rated (CMR) casing meets fire safety standards for vertical cable installations between building floors. This rating ensures the cable jacket resists flame spread and smoke generation, critical for compliance in enterprise infrastructure deployments.
How does Method B polarity differ from other configurations?
Method B polarity reverses the fiber strand arrangement at one end of the cable, creating a cross-over connection pattern. This differs from Method A (straight-through) and is required for specific equipment pairings in data center environments.
