10m (33ft) MTP®-12 UPC (Male) to MTP®-12 UPC (Female) 12 Fibers Multimode (OM4) Jumper, Type B, LSZH, 3.0mm, Max IL ≤ 0.35dB, Magenta

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10m (33ft) MTP®-12 UPC (Male) to MTP®-12 UPC (Female) 12 Fibers Multimode (OM4) Jumper, Type B, LSZH, 3.0mm, Max IL ≤ 0.35dB, MagentaDescription This 10m MTP 12 UPC (Male) to MTP 12 UPC (Female) jumper is a 12 fiber OM4 multimode cable solution for scaling data center capacity. It utilizes Type B polarity and a 3. 0mm magenta LSZH jacket for high performance and safe cable management. Each connector is precision engineered to provide a maximum IL of 0. 35dB, ensuring reliable data transmission.

ensuring stable

pre-terminated tool that simplifies high-density multimode organization

This cable is crafted for those who prefer a more robust and protective experience for their daily diet of data

This jumper is ideal for connecting high-speed multi-mode equipment across large-scale distributed data centers

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