Capacity:3M  |  Color:12 Core MPO-MPO What's the difference between MPO and MTP ? MPO is Multiple-Fibre Push-On connector, defined by IEC-61754-7 and TIA-604-5-D. MTP connector, designed by US Conec Ltd. and fully compliant with the MPO standards, is an MPO connector with better optical and mechanical performance. The MT ferrule can float in the MTP to maintain physical contact on a mated pair if there is a strain on the cable. Generic MPO connectors do not offer this kind of feature. ADOP MPO connector can working as MTP connector, and have better cost. Features: 12-Core, low Insertion Loss MT ferrules For QSFP+ Transceiver Customized service is available For installation in horizontal patch extension from consolidation point to the workstation outlets High Density Fiber Management Telecommunications networks and Broadband/CATV networks DACS LAN/WAN Premises Applications: Telecom system Cabling system High Density optical laser QSFP devices Specifications: MPO Insertion loss : MPO ≤ 0.6 dB Insert- pull test : 500times <0.5 dB Operation temperature : -40℃～+80℃ MTP connector interface patchcord Improves and simplifies fiber routing, decreases fiber management space Comply with IEC 61754-7, Telcordia GR-1435-CORE, RoHS
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