MTP® APC to 8x LC-Duplex Singlemode Breakout cable 16 Cores, MPO compliant, A1 9/125 µm, yellow, 0.5 m - 100 m
- Singlemode - A1
- 0.5m - 100m
- 16 Cores
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Specification
| Cable Type | Singlemode |
|---|---|
| Cable Specification | A1 9/125 |
| Length | 100 m |
| Sheath Color | yellow |
| Cable Wiring | straight |
|---|---|
| Cores | 16 Cores |
| Side A - Connector | MTP® (MPO compliant) |
| Side A - Polish | female |
| Side A - Polish | APC |
|---|---|
| Side B - Connector | LC-Duplex |
| Side B - Polish | male |
| Side B - Polish | UPC |
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