2x12F MPO -2x12F MPO Conversion Cable
The 2 × 12-fiber MPO to 2 × 12-fiber MPO conversion cable is a factory-pre-terminated, plug-and-play multi-fiber breakout assembly. It presents Two 12-position MPO connectors on the trunk side and two 12-position MPO connectors on the branch side, The cable consists of two mechanically independent legs joined at a common trunk-side boot or branch point.
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Description
Optical Performance
SM 2xMPO (12F Female) to 2x MPO (12F Female) Interconnect Conversion Harness Cable.
| Fiber Connector | 2xMPO to 2xMPO | Jacket OD | 3.0 mm |
| Fiber Category | 9/125μm SMF | Gender | Female to Female |
| Fiber Count | 24 | Test Wavelength | 1310nm |
| Insertion Loss | ≤0.75dB(stand MPO)
≤0.35dB(Super Low MPO) |
Return Loss | ≥60dB |
| Polarity | Type B (Full-Flipped) | Durability | ≥500 times |
| Operating temperature | -40 ~ 80°C | Fiber Grade | G657A1&G657A2 |
| Flame Rating | LSZH | Outer Jacket Color | Yellow |
OM3 2xMPO (24F Female) to 2x MPO (12F Female) Interconnect Conversion Harness Cable.
| Fiber Connector | 2xMPO to 2xMPO | Jacket OD | 3.0 mm |
| Fiber Category | 50/125μm MM (OM3) | Gender | Female to Female |
| Fiber Count | 24 | Test Wavelength | 850nm |
| Insertion Loss | ≤0.60dB(stand MPO)
≤0.35dB(Super Low MPO) |
Return Loss | ≥20dB |
| Polarity | Type B (Full-Flipped) | Durability | ≥500 times |
| Operating temperature | -40 ~ 80°C | Fiber Grade | G651 |
| Flame Rating | LSZH | Outer Jacket Color | Aqua |
OM4 2xMPO (24F Female) to 2x MPO (12F Female) Interconnect Conversion Harness Cable.
| Fiber Connector | 2xMPO to 2xMPO | Jacket OD | 3.0 mm |
| Fiber Category | 50/125μm MM (OM4) | Gender | Female to Female |
| Fiber Count | 24 | Test Wavelength | 850nm |
| Insertion Loss | ≤0.60dB(stand MPO)
≤0.35dB(Super Low MPO) |
Return Loss | ≥20dB |
| Polarity | Type B (Full-Flipped) | Durability | ≥500 times |
| Operating temperature | -40 ~ 80°C | Fiber Grade | G651 |
| Flame Rating | LSZH | Outer Jacket Color | Magenta |
MPO Connector Types
| Connector | Fiber Channel |
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| MPO Female Connectors | 12 Fibers |
| Note: Female connector need to connect with male connector type. | |
Cable Parameters-24F Microfiber cable


| Fiber Count | OD(mm) | Minimum allowable
Tensile Strength (N) |
minimum allowable
Crush Load(N/100mm) |
Minimum Bending
Radius(MM) |
| 24 | 3.0±0.15 | Short-term: 150;
Long-term: 80 |
Short-term: 500;
Long-term: 150 |
Static:10D
Dynamic:20D |
Cable Polarity
Due to the complexity and variability of polarity, the fiber routing and polarity of this cable are ultimately designed according to the customer’s requirements.
Polarity Option 1
Cable Drawing

| Overall Length(L)(m) | length of tolerance(cm) |
| 0<L<1 | +5/-0 |
| 1<L<10 | +10/-0 |
| 10<L<40 | +15/-0 |
| 40<L | +0.5% x L/-0 |
Features and Benefits
- Full 24-fiber continuity — all 24 fibers carried through; no fiber is dropped, and every fiber remains individually testable
- Two independent 12-fiber legs — each leg is a discrete single-row MT ferrule pair, allowing independent routing, independent mating, and independent verification
- Factory-controlled conversion — polarity reversal, gender change, or key re-orientation is performed at the factory under controlled termination conditions, not improvised in the field
- Repeatable, documented mapping — every unit ships with a per-fiber mapping record so the installed channel can be audited later
- Low insertion loss — one mating pair per leg; total of two mating interfaces, the minimum achievable for a conversion function
- Field-serviceable identification — distinct leg labeling and, where specified, distinct jacket colors or printed legends to prevent leg transposition in service
- Compatible with MPO and MTP® — MTP® is a brand of MPO connector and is mechanically intermateable; this cable mates with both
Application
- Single-Mode (SM) MPO Patch Cord
Bandwidth: Features ultra-low dispersion and unlimited bandwidth, delivering consistent and reliable long-distance optical transmission performance.
Transmission Rate & Reach: Supports 40G LR4, 100G LR4, 400G LR4 and 800G DR8 parallel optical transmission; 40G/100G/400G reach up to 10km, 800G DR8 reach up to 500m.
Application Scenarios: Ideal for long-haul network deployment, including inter-data center connections, cross-building backbone links, campus long-distance cabling and outdoor telecom transmission systems.
- OM3 Multimode MPO Patch Cord
Bandwidth: Provides 2000 MHz·km bandwidth at 850nm, optimized for standard short-reach multimode optical transmission.
Transmission Rate & Reach: Supports 40G SR4 up to 100m and 100G SR4 up to 70m; not suitable for stable 400G and 800G high-speed transmission.
Application Scenarios: Widely used for medium-density data center internal wiring, short-distance interconnection between servers, switches and storage devices, and traditional enterprise room high-speed links.
- OM4 Multimode MPO Patch Cord
Bandwidth: Delivers 4700 MHz·km bandwidth at 850nm, with lower attenuation and higher bandwidth capacity compared with OM3 for enhanced high-speed performance.
Transmission Rate & Reach: Supports 40G SR4 up to 150m, 100G SR4 up to 100m, 400G SR4.2 up to 70m, and 800G SR8 up to 50m for stable short-range transmission.
Application Scenarios: Serves as the mainstream cabling solution for high-density cloud data centers, cabinet jumper wiring, and large-scale short-range 40G/100G/400G optical interconnection.
- OM5 Wideband Multimode MPO Patch Cord
Bandwidth: Offers 4700 MHz·km bandwidth at 850nm and covers a wide wavelength band of 850–950nm, specially designed for SWDM4 multi-wavelength transmission, fully backward compatible with OM3 and OM4 systems.
Transmission Rate & Reach: Supports 40G SR4 up to 150m, 40G SWDM4 up to 440m, 100G SR4 / SWDM4 up to 150m, 400G SR4.2 up to 150m, and 800G SR8 up to 100m, delivering the best 800G short-reach performance among multimode fibers.
Application Scenarios: Perfect for next-generation high-speed data centers, AI computing clusters, and SWDM-based multi-wavelength network systems. It supports network upgrade while being compatible with existing legacy multimode cabling to save project costs.













