Panduit FYZYP88Y OM4 96-Fiber Indoor Small Diameter Trunk Cable
The Panduit FYZYP88Y005F066 is a factory-terminated OM4 96-fiber indoor trunk cable engineered for high-density fiber deployments in enterprise data centers and structured cabling systems. This small diameter trunk assembly delivers reliable multimode connectivity with Polarity B configuration and an OptiLink pulling eye on End A, simplifying installation while maintaining superior performance across demanding network infrastructures. At 66 feet, it's ideal for vertical and horizontal cabling runs where space efficiency and signal integrity are critical.
Key Features
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OM4 Multimode Fiber — High-bandwidth performance supporting 10/40/100 Gbps applications
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96-Fiber Configuration — Maximum density for enterprise backbone and trunk applications
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Small Diameter Design — Optimized for tight conduit runs and space-constrained installations
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Polarity B Standard — Factory-configured for consistent network architecture compliance
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OptiLink Pulling Eye End A — Integrated pulling mechanism reduces installation time and cable stress
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66-Foot Length — Pre-cut for common structured cabling distances without excess slack
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Factory-Terminated Assembly — Pre-tested connectors eliminate field termination errors
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Indoor Rated — Suitable for in-building backbone and horizontal cabling pathways
Technical Specifications
| Specification |
Details |
| Manufacturer |
PANDUIT CORP |
| Part Number |
FYZYP88Y005F066 |
| Fiber Type |
OM4 Multimode |
| Fiber Count |
96 Fibers |
| Cable Category |
Indoor Small Diameter Trunk |
| Polarity |
Polarity B |
| End A Configuration |
OptiLink Pulling Eye |
| Cable Length |
66 Feet |
| Application |
Structured Cabling, Data Center Backbone |
| Performance Rating |
10/40/100 Gbps Capable |
Frequently Asked Questions
What is an OM4 96-fiber trunk cable used for?
An OM4 96-fiber trunk cable is designed for high-capacity backbone and horizontal cabling in enterprise data centers. It consolidates multiple fiber connections into a single assembly, reducing installation complexity while supporting 10/40/100 Gbps multimode applications across structured cabling networks.
Why choose small diameter trunk cables for indoor installations?
Small diameter trunk cables optimize space utilization in conduit systems and cable trays, allowing more fibers per run without exceeding bend radius limits. This design reduces the number of separate cable runs needed, lowering labor costs and improving airflow in equipment rooms.
What does Polarity B mean in fiber optic cables?
Polarity B is a standardized fiber arrangement that ensures consistent connectivity across network infrastructure. It defines the physical order of fibers within the cable, enabling predictable cross-connect patterns and reducing configuration errors during installation.
How does the OptiLink pulling eye simplify installation?
The integrated OptiLink pulling eye on End A provides a dedicated attachment point for pulling the cable through conduit runs. This reduces stress on the cable jacket and connectors during installation, minimizing risk of damage and ensuring faster deployment in structured cabling projects.
