Panduit OM5 12-Fiber Trunk Cable with PanMPO Female Connectors
The Panduit FWTYL7575LAM017 OM5 12-fiber trunk cable is engineered for high-density fiber optic networking environments requiring reliable, low-loss connectivity. This 12-fiber trunk assembly features PanMPO Female to PanMPO Female connectors with low smoke zero halogen construction, making it ideal for data centers, enterprise networks, and mission-critical installations where safety and performance are non-negotiable. The integrated pulling eye on one end simplifies installation, while HD Flex Transition Method B technology delivers ultra-low insertion loss for consistent signal integrity.
Key Features
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OM5 Fiber Grade — Supports next-generation high-speed data transmission up to 400G applications
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12-Fiber Trunk Configuration — Maximizes density in compact rack spaces for efficient cable management
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PanMPO Female Connectors — Industry-standard high-density connectivity for seamless integration
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Low Smoke Zero Halogen (LSZH) — Meets fire safety codes and reduces toxic emissions in enclosed spaces
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HD Flex Transition Method B — Reduces bend radius stress and improves cable longevity
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Ultra-Low Insertion Loss — Minimizes signal degradation for reliable network performance
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Pulling Eye Design — One-end pulling eye reduces installation time and labor costs
Technical Specifications
| Specification |
Details |
| Manufacturer |
Panduit Corp |
| Part Number |
FWTYL7575LAM017 |
| Fiber Type |
OM5 Multimode |
| Fiber Count |
12 Fibers |
| Connector Type |
PanMPO Female to PanMPO Female |
| Cable Construction |
Low Smoke Zero Halogen (LSZH) |
| Transition Method |
HD Flex Transition Method B |
| Insertion Loss |
Ultra-Low |
| Installation Feature |
Pulling Eye on One End |
| Application |
High-Density Fiber Networking |
Frequently Asked Questions
What is OM5 fiber and why does it matter?
OM5 is a next-generation multimode fiber standard that supports higher bandwidth and longer distances than OM4, enabling 400G Ethernet applications. The OM5 12-fiber trunk future-proofs your network infrastructure for emerging high-speed requirements.
What are the benefits of low smoke zero halogen construction?
Low smoke zero halogen (LSZH) cables emit minimal smoke and no toxic halogen gases when exposed to fire, making them essential for data centers, hospitals, and enclosed spaces where safety compliance is critical.
How does HD Flex Transition Method B improve performance?
HD Flex Transition Method B reduces mechanical stress on fiber connections by allowing greater bend radius flexibility, which decreases insertion loss and extends cable lifespan in high-density installations.
Why is the pulling eye feature important for installation?
The integrated pulling eye on one end of this 12-fiber trunk cable provides a secure attachment point for installation tools, reducing strain on connectors and speeding up deployment in complex network environments.
