Panduit OM5 24 Fiber Trunk Cable with LSZH Construction
The Panduit OM5 24 fiber trunk cable is engineered for high-density data center environments and enterprise network installations requiring maximum bandwidth and safety compliance. This Low Smoke Zero Halogen (LSZH) fiber optic cable delivers ultra-low insertion loss performance with PanMPO female-to-female connectors, making it ideal for organizations deploying advanced multimode OM5+ fiber networks. The integrated pulling eye on one end streamlines installation in cable pathways and conduits, reducing deployment time while maintaining signal integrity. Perfect for IT professionals, network integrators, and facility managers seeking reliable, fire-safe trunk cable solutions for mission-critical infrastructure.
Key Features
- 24-fiber OM5 multimode construction for high-bandwidth applications
- Low Smoke Zero Halogen (LSZH) jacket reduces toxic emissions during fire events
- PanMPO female-to-female connectors for seamless high-density connectivity
- HD Flex transition with Method B polarity ensures optimal signal performance
- Ultra insertion loss specification minimizes signal degradation
- Pulling eye on one end facilitates safe installation in tight spaces
- Supports OM5+ fiber networks for next-generation data center deployments
- Compliant with industry standards for fire safety and performance
Technical Specifications
| Specification |
Details |
| Manufacturer |
Panduit Corp |
| Part Number |
FWUYL7575LAM005 |
| Fiber Type |
OM5 Multimode (24 fibers) |
| Jacket Material |
Low Smoke Zero Halogen (LSZH) |
| Connector Type |
PanMPO Female to Female |
| Transition Method |
HD Flex, Method B Polarity |
| Performance Grade |
Ultra Insertion Loss |
| Installation Feature |
Pulling Eye (One End) |
| Application |
High-Density Trunk Cable, Data Center Networks |
| Network Support |
OM5+ Fiber Networks |
Frequently Asked Questions
What is an OM5 24 fiber trunk cable used for?
An OM5 24 fiber trunk cable is used to connect high-density fiber distribution points in data centers, enterprise networks, and telecommunications facilities. It supports multiple simultaneous connections through its 24-fiber configuration, making it ideal for backbone and trunk applications requiring maximum bandwidth and reliability.
Why choose LSZH construction for fiber optic cables?
Low Smoke Zero Halogen (LSZH) cables are critical for indoor installations, especially in occupied buildings and data centers. LSZH jackets produce minimal smoke and no toxic halogen gases if exposed to fire, protecting personnel and equipment while meeting strict fire safety codes and building regulations.
What does HD Flex transition Method B mean?
HD Flex transition with Method B polarity refers to Panduit's high-density connector technology that optimizes fiber alignment and signal integrity. Method B polarity ensures correct fiber-to-fiber pairing, while the flex design accommodates installation in space-constrained environments without compromising performance.
How does ultra insertion loss performance benefit my network?
Ultra insertion loss specification means minimal signal degradation as light travels through the cable and connectors. This ensures maximum data transmission speeds, extended reach, and improved network reliability—critical factors for supporting high-bandwidth applications like 400G Ethernet and future-proofing your infrastructure.
