230FT 16 Fiber Strand MTP/MPO OM4 Cross-Over Bulk Cable
The ENET 230FT 16 Fiber Strand MTP/MPO OM4 bulk cable delivers enterprise-grade multimode fiber connectivity for high-density data center environments. This cross-over B configuration is engineered for seamless integration into backbone infrastructure, supporting 40G and 100G Ethernet applications with exceptional signal integrity over extended distances. Built with aqua jacket protection, this bulk fiber optic cable provides reliable performance in demanding network deployments where fiber strand count and transmission speed are critical.
Key Features
- 16 fiber strand configuration for high-density connectivity
- MTP/MPO connector compatibility with cross-over B pinout
- OM4 multimode fiber supports 40G/100G Ethernet transmission
- 230 feet length eliminates intermediate splicing requirements
- Aqua jacket provides superior durability and visibility
- Bulk cable format reduces per-foot cost in large deployments
- Enterprise-grade construction for mission-critical networks
Technical Specifications
| Specification |
Details |
| Manufacturer |
ENET SOLUTIONS |
| Part Number |
16F-MTP-MPO-OM4-230F-ENC |
| Fiber Strand Count |
16 fibers |
| Connector Type |
MTP/MPO |
| Fiber Type |
OM4 Multimode |
| Cable Length |
230 feet |
| Pinout Configuration |
Cross-Over B |
| Jacket Color |
Aqua |
| Supported Speeds |
40G/100G Ethernet |
| Application |
Data Center Backbone, High-Density Networks |
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between MTP and MPO connectors?
MTP (Mechanical Transfer Push-on) is a branded connector type manufactured by US Conec, while MPO (Multi-fiber Push-On) is the generic industry standard. The ENET bulk cable uses MTP/MPO compatibility, ensuring broad interoperability with existing infrastructure. Both support the same 16-fiber strand configuration and deliver identical performance in high-speed data center applications.
Why choose OM4 multimode fiber for 100G networks?
OM4 multimode fiber is optimized for 100G Ethernet transmission over extended distances, offering superior bandwidth and lower attenuation compared to OM3. This 230-foot bulk cable eliminates the need for intermediate connections, reducing signal loss and improving network reliability in demanding data center environments.
What does cross-over B pinout mean?
Cross-over B is a specific fiber strand arrangement within the MTP/MPO connector that reverses the signal path between transmit and receive lanes. This configuration is essential for direct fiber optic cable connections between compatible network equipment without requiring additional adapters or patch panels.
How does bulk cable reduce networking costs?
Bulk fiber optic cable eliminates pre-terminated connector assemblies, reducing per-foot material costs significantly. The 230-foot length minimizes splicing requirements, and the aqua jacket provides durability for both indoor and outdoor installations, making this ENET solution ideal for cost-effective large-scale deployments.
