Panduit OM5 24 Fiber Trunk Patch Cord with PanMPO Female Connectors
The Panduit OM5 24 fiber trunk patch cord is engineered for high-density fiber optic applications in modern data centers and enterprise networks. This 94-meter fiber optic patch cord delivers ultra-low insertion loss performance with LSZH (low smoke zero halogen) construction, making it ideal for mission-critical network infrastructure. The PanMPO female connectors on both ends provide reliable, high-speed multimode transmission, while the HD Flex transition and Method B polarity ensure seamless integration into existing fiber backbone systems.
Key Features
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OM5 Multimode Fiber — Supports advanced multimode transmission for next-generation data center speeds
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24 Fiber Trunk Configuration — High-density design maximizes port density in compact spaces
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PanMPO Female Connectors — Both ends terminated with industry-standard PanMPO female connectors for compatibility
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LSZH Construction — Low smoke zero halogen jacket meets fire safety and environmental regulations
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HD Flex Transition — Flexible connector design reduces strain and improves cable management
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Method B Polarity — Ensures correct signal transmission and network reliability
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Ultra Insertion Loss Performance — Minimizes signal degradation over the full 94-meter length
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94 Meter Length — Ideal for long-distance trunk runs in large data center environments
Technical Specifications
| Specification |
Details |
| Manufacturer |
Panduit Corp |
| Part Number |
FWUYL7575LAM094 |
| Fiber Type |
OM5 Multimode |
| Fiber Count |
24 Fiber Trunk |
| Connector Type |
PanMPO Female to PanMPO Female |
| Cable Length |
94 meters |
| Jacket Material |
LSZH (Low Smoke Zero Halogen) |
| Polarity Method |
Method B |
| Transition Type |
HD Flex Transition |
| Performance |
Ultra Insertion Loss |
| Application |
Data Center, High-Density Fiber Networks |
Frequently Asked Questions
What is an OM5 fiber optic patch cord used for?
An OM5 fiber optic patch cord is designed for high-speed multimode fiber networks in data centers and enterprise environments. The OM5 standard supports advanced transmission speeds and is ideal for backbone connectivity and trunk applications requiring reliable, long-distance fiber connections.
Why choose LSZH construction for fiber patch cords?
LSZH (low smoke zero halogen) construction is essential for indoor installations, particularly in data centers and buildings with strict fire safety codes. LSZH cables produce minimal smoke and toxic gases if exposed to fire, protecting equipment and personnel while meeting regulatory compliance standards.
What does Method B polarity mean in PanMPO connectors?
Method B polarity is a standardized fiber arrangement in PanMPO connectors that ensures correct signal transmission between connected devices. This polarity method is widely adopted in data center infrastructure and guarantees compatibility across network equipment.
How does HD Flex transition improve fiber patch cord performance?
The HD Flex transition design reduces mechanical stress on the fiber and connector interface, improving durability and reducing insertion loss. This flexible design also simplifies cable management in high-density environments, extending the lifespan of your fiber infrastructure.
