ACT 10 meter Multimode 50/125 OM4 polarity A fiber patch cable with MTP female connectors

The ACT 10 meter Multimode 50/125 OM4 fiber patch cable with MTP female connectors provides a high-bandwidth multimode connection for networking environments that require low insertion loss and consistent optical performance. Designed for a 50 µm core diameter and OM4 graded-index modal profile, this 10 m cable supports dense optical links between switches, servers and patch panels while preserving signal integrity across short-to-medium distances. The Polarity A wiring ensures transmit and receive channels align with standard structured cabling layouts for straightforward deployment.

Advantages

This multimode OM4 cable offers enhanced modal bandwidth for faster data transmission in data center and enterprise LAN applications. The MTP female connectors reduce back-reflection and facilitate reliable multi-fiber connections. At 10 meters, the cable balances reach and manageability in rack-to-rack or equipment-to-panel links, while the polished ferrule interfaces help minimise signal loss and maintain consistent optical performance.

Suitable for

• Data center interconnects between patch panels and switch arrays
• High-density networking environments and optical distribution frames
• Enterprise LAN backbone and server-to-switch connections
• Short- to medium-reach multimode applications requiring OM4 bandwidth

Key specifications

• Fiber type: Multimode 50/125 µm
• OM grade: OM4 (enhanced bandwidth multimode)
• Connector type: MTP female on both ends
• Cable length: 10 meters
• Polarity: A
• Typical use: Short- to medium-reach high-bandwidth links

How to use

Inspect the cable and connector endfaces for cleanliness before installation. Route the cable through cable trays or along designated pathways, avoiding excessive bending or compression; observe the manufacturer’s minimum bend radius for multimode fiber. Connect the MTP female ends to corresponding MTP male or adapter interfaces in patch panels or equipment ports, ensuring Polarity A alignment matches the network patching scheme. After installation, perform optical loss and continuity tests to verify correct connection and acceptable insertion loss.

Recommendations

Use fiber cleaning tools prior to each connection to maintain low insertion loss. Avoid tight bends and secure the cable with soft cable ties or Velcro straps. For high-density installations, label both ends and document polarity to simplify troubleshooting and future changes.