Panduit QuickNet Signature Core HD Flex OM5 12-Fiber Trunk Cable Assembly
The QuickNet Signature Core HD Flex OM5 12-fiber trunk cable assembly is engineered for organizations requiring high-density fiber connectivity with optimized cable routing. This OM5 12-fiber trunk cable delivers reliable performance in data centers, enterprise networks, and mission-critical infrastructure where space efficiency and installation speed matter. Built with low smoke zero halogen (LSZH) construction and PanMPO connectors, this assembly reduces deployment time while maintaining superior signal integrity across your fiber network.
Key Features
- 12-fiber configuration with PanMPO female-to-male connectors for seamless connectivity
- OM5 multimode fiber supports high-speed data transmission and future bandwidth expansion
- Low smoke zero halogen (LSZH) construction meets safety and environmental compliance standards
- HD Flex design optimizes cable routing in high-density pathway environments
- Signature Core technology ensures consistent performance and reliability
- Reduces installation time and labor costs in complex fiber deployments
- Supports efficient use of cable management and pathway space
Technical Specifications
| Specification |
Details |
| Manufacturer |
PANDUIT CORP |
| Part Number |
FWTYL7575KAM084 |
| Fiber Type |
OM5 Multimode |
| Fiber Count |
12-Fiber |
| Connector Type |
PanMPO Female to PanMPO Male |
| Jacket Material |
Low Smoke Zero Halogen (LSZH) |
| Cable Design |
HD Flex Trunk Assembly |
| Application |
Data Center, Enterprise Network Infrastructure |
Frequently Asked Questions
What is an OM5 12-fiber trunk cable used for?
An OM5 12-fiber trunk cable is used to connect high-density fiber networks in data centers and enterprise environments. It provides multiple fiber pathways in a single assembly, reducing the number of individual cables needed and streamlining cable management in space-constrained installations.
Why choose PanMPO connectors for fiber optic cabling?
PanMPO connectors enable quick, reliable connections for multi-fiber assemblies. They support high-density deployments, reduce connection time during installation, and maintain consistent performance across your fiber infrastructure.
What does LSZH construction mean for fiber cables?
LSZH (Low Smoke Zero Halogen) construction means the cable jacket produces minimal smoke and no toxic halogen gases if exposed to fire. This makes it ideal for indoor installations, particularly in data centers and enclosed spaces where safety and air quality are critical concerns.
How does HD Flex design improve cable routing?
HD Flex technology optimizes the cable's flexibility and bend radius, allowing it to navigate tight pathways and complex routing scenarios in high-density environments. This reduces strain on the cable, improves signal integrity, and accelerates installation in challenging layouts.
