1 MTP Male (12 fiber) to 6 Duplex LC Connectors LGX Fan-out Cassette, OM3 Multimode
The L-com FSP-MTM1-LCD6-M3 is an ideal product for connecting multi-fiber MTP trunk cables and splitting them out to various patch cables. Each FSP-MTM1-LCD6-M3 comes fully populated internally with pre-terminated and tested MTP breakout cables. The L-com FSP-MTM1-LCD6-M3 cassette offers a reliable access point for MTP cables to be converted over to individual LC connections. Providing high performance while saving space, the FSP-MTM1-LCD6-M3 is also designed for fast and easy field installation with minimal training. All MTP fan-out cassettes are in stock and ready to ship, order online today!
Features:
1x12 Fiber MTP in rear, 6 Duplex LC in front
LGX Fan-out Cassette
Front panel 5.1" x 1.1"
Rear Cassette 4" x 5" x 1.1"
10G Multimode OM3
Application:
Simplifying cable management allowing for higher density
Used to populate L-com's wall mount and rack mount fiber enclosures, FSP Series rack panels, and FSP DIN-Rail mount enclosures
A: Patch panels will allow testing routing and maintenance of network cables connected to your network. With a patch panel this is quickly done just by making changes to cables on the patch panel itself. Patch panels also allow for easier cable management and identification of cable routing.
Q: What is a rack unit?
A: A rack unit U or RU is a unit of measure that describes the height of equipment designed to mount in a rack. A rack unit is 1.75 inches. Typically one rack unit will take three vertical screw holes on each side of a standard rack.
Q: When would I use a Cassette?
A: A cassette is a great way to save time and space on your fiber optic system. They include a preterminated breakout cable that offers an easy plug-and-play solution. Cassettes are perfect for when you want to upgrade your system to include multiple fiber connections.
Q: Can I use any fiber patch cable in my network with my enclosure?
If your fiber enclosure is loaded you must have cables that are compatible with the included adapters. For unloaded enclosures you must select adapter panels which correspond to your fiber connector type or use a splice tray for single- and mass-fusing.
Q: What are the differences between the fiber connectors?
ST- Uses a push and turn to lock system
SC- Has a molded plug casing with push and pull locking system
LC- Small form factor that resembles an SC connector
MTRJ- Small form factor with a square plastic casing
