Axiom
Axiom AXG96617 MPO Female to 4 LC OM3 50/125 8m network ethernet cable
Multimode OM3 fiber breakout cable splits one MPO female connector into four LC male ends over an 8 m length
- MPO female to 4 LC breakout splits one trunk into four duplex links
- OM3 50/125 multimode fibre for short-reach campus and data-centre runs
- 8 metre length suits rack-to-rack and cross-connect deployments
- TAA compliant for government and regulated procurement
- Lifetime warranty and free technical support included
MPO-to-LC breakout cable
This Axiom fibre cable splits a single MPO female connector into four LC male connectors for multimode OM3 50/125 links. It spans 26.25 feet and meets TAA compliance requirements. The assembly is built for high-density patching between backbone and equipment ports.
Suits OM3 patching, not single-mode
Installers who need to break out a 12-fibre MPO trunk into individual LC duplex connections will use this cable. It does not support single-mode wavelengths or OS1/OS2 fibre runs. Buyers who require APC polish or a different fibre count should select another assembly.
MPO female to four LC male ends
The first end carries an MPO female interface while the second end presents four LC male connectors in a breakout configuration. This fixed connector pairing determines whether the cable matches the panel and transceiver ports in your link.
Highlights
- MPO female to 4 LC breakout splits one trunk into four duplex links
- OM3 50/125 multimode fibre for short-reach campus and data-centre runs
- 8 metre length suits rack-to-rack and cross-connect deployments
- TAA compliant for government and regulated procurement
- Lifetime warranty and free technical support included
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
How do I connect the MPO female end of the AXG96617 breakout cable without damaging the alignment pins?
Align the key on the MPO connector with the keyway on the panel adapter or transceiver, then push straight in until the latch clicks; forcing it off-axis bends the 12-fibre ferrule and causes permanent loss.
What maintenance does the 50/125 OM3 fibre require after installation?
Inspect and clean both the MPO and four LC end-faces with a one-click cleaner before every mating; dust on the 50 µm core is the most common cause of intermittent link errors.
Which limit appears first when the 8 m run is used continuously at high data rates?
The modal bandwidth of the OM3 50/125 fibre determines the maximum supported distance for a given speed, so the fibre’s bandwidth-length product is the first constraint reached.
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