Fibre optic cable EFB Elektronik MTPF36MTPFOS2-15-A MTP OS2 15 m Yellow

The EFB Elektronik MTPF36MTPFOS2-15-A is a 15 m fibre optic cable engineered for reliable high-speed data transmission in structured networks. Featuring MTP connectors on both ends and OS2 single-mode fibre with a 9 µm core diameter, this yellow cable is intended for long-distance links and environments where clear cable identification is important. It supports multi-fibre connectivity with the compact MTP interface to simplify connections in dense patching panels and data centre racks.

Advantages

This MTP OS2 cable offers low attenuation and stable single-mode performance suited to long-haul and campus links. The MTP connectors provide consistent multi-fibre alignment and reduced installation time compared with multiple simplex terminations. The yellow jacket enhances visibility in cable trays and racks, aiding management and troubleshooting. The 15 m length balances reach and convenience for typical data centre and telecom applications.

Suitable for

• Data centre backbone and cross-connects
• High-speed network links and server interconnects
• Telecommunications and campus fibre runs
• Environments requiring multi-fibre MTP connectivity

Key specifications

• Fibre type: OS2 single-mode
• Core diameter: 9 µm (single-mode)
• Connector type (each end): MTP multi-fibre connector
• Cable length: 15 m
• Outer jacket colour: Yellow

How to use

Install the cable by aligning and inserting the MTP connector into compatible MTP adaptor panels or transceiver modules, ensuring the keyed orientation matches the receptacle. Route the cable through trays or along rack managers to avoid sharp bends; respect the manufacturer's minimum bend radius for single-mode fibre. Verify connections with appropriate test equipment such as an optical power meter or visual fault locator to confirm continuity and insertion loss levels before placing the link into service.

Recommendations

Handle the MTP connectors by the housing, keep end faces clean using approved fibre cleaning tools, and store protective caps when connectors are not mated. Avoid tight bends and tensile stress on the cable; if routing near electrical equipment, maintain separation per local installation guidelines to prevent physical damage and ensure long-term signal integrity.