12F MTP APC Female to 12x FC APC Breakout Cable 1m Corning SMF-28e Single Mode Low Loss Fiber Harness

Q1: What is the structure of this product?

This product features a 12-core MTP/APC female connector on one end and 12 independent FC/APC connectors on the other, making it an MTP-to-FC breakout cable.

Q2: Are all 12 MTP cores used?

Yes. According to the current specifications, this product uses 12 MTP cores to connect to 12 FC/APC branches, with all 12 channels participating in the connection.

Q3: What type of fiber does the product use?

Corning SMF-28e single-mode fiber.

Q4: What is the configuration of the MTP connectors?

The MTP end is configured as:

12F MTP/APC Female

Polarity, key direction, and specific channel mapping are not provided in the current documentation; it is recommended to define them separately during order confirmation.

Q5: How many connectors are there on the FC end?

There are 12 FC/APC connectors in total, each corresponding to an independent single-mode fiber channel.

Q6: What is the difference between the ferrules for the trunk and branches?

The MTP/APC trunk uses a 3.0mm yellow PVC sleeve, while the FC/APC branch uses a 2.0mm yellow PVC sleeve. This structure facilitates the differentiation between the trunk and branches and provides corresponding mechanical protection.

Q7: What is the product length?

The current specification is 1m. It is recommended to further confirm the start and end points of the 1m measurement and the branch length definition before formal production.

Q8: What scenarios is this product suitable for?

Suitable for test, equipment integration, and laboratory systems that require splitting the 12-core MTP interface into 12 independent FC/APC interfaces, such as multi-channel optical module testing, passive device testing, and optical platform connections.

Q9: Are other connectors or lengths available?

This type of breakout cable can be designed with different connector combinations, fiber lengths, and protective sleeve structures according to project requirements. Specific configurations need to be confirmed before production.

Q10: How is the product packaged?

The current specification uses cardboard packaging for standard transportation and delivery protection.