Customized MTP-12 PRO Jumper, 8-144F, OM4

Our MTP® PRO Female/Male jumper uses OM4 50/125µm fiber and Plenum (OFNP)/LSZH jacket to deliver a clean, repeatable connection between patch panels, cassettes and active equipment. Customized MTP-12 PRO Jumper, 8-144F, OM4 in one compact round cable keeps cable management simple even in dense installations.

Available lengths are 1m (3ft), 2m (7ft), 3m (10ft), 5m (16ft), 10m (33ft), 15m (49ft), 20m (66ft), 25m (82ft) and 30m (98ft). We can also produce any intermediate or longer length to order, with your choice of labeling and packaging.

Product Highlights

• MTP® PRO Female/Male to MTP® PRO Female/Male,
• OM4 50/125µm, bend insensitive fiber
• Insertion loss ≤0.35dB, return loss ≥27dB
• Plenum (OFNP)/LSZH
• Minimum bend radius 7.5mm
• Stock lengths from 1m (3ft) to 30m (98ft), custom lengths on request

Inside the cabinet, this jumper handles the last meters of a parallel optics link. Its compact round jacket keeps airflow clear and makes dressing cables around managers straightforward.

Choosing the right polarity is the key to a working MPO link. As a factory we build Type A, Type B and Type C versions of this cable, with male or female connectors on either end. If you are migrating an existing install, send us the current panel layout and we will confirm the correct combination before production.

To order, quote XXMTPPROOM4 together with the length and quantity you need. Private labeling, custom packaging and project specific documentation are all handled in-house.

Our engineering team handles custom MPO/MTP assemblies daily. If the standard configuration does not match your link design, send us the requirement and we will build exactly what your network needs at factory-direct cost.

Every MPO/MTP assembly leaving our factory is 100% tested for insertion loss and return loss, with end face geometry checks on the multi-fiber ferrules. Controlled polishing keeps the loss budget stable across the whole batch, which matters when several mated pairs sit in one link.

Each assembly is coiled, capped and sealed in an individual bag, then packed into foam lined export cartons. Test reports can be attached per unit or per batch, and carton marks follow your shipping instructions.