MPO Trunk Cable

MPO trunk cables are high-fiber-count optical cables terminated with MPO connectors on both ends, designed for backbone connections between distribution areas in high-density networks. Unlike MPO jumpers used for short-distance equipment connections, MPO trunk cables are typically deployed for structured cabling between racks, cabinets, or data center zones, enabling efficient high-speed data transmission and scalable infrastructure.

Philisun MPO trunk cables support various fiber counts from 24 to 144 fibers and are optimized for 40G, 100G, 400G, and up to 800G network architectures. Featuring low insertion loss (≤0.35dB) and high return loss (≥60dB for single-mode), all cables are 100% factory tested and compliant with IEC standards to ensure reliable performance in large-scale deployments.

Select the appropriate fiber count below based on your network design, port density, and cabling architecture

24 Fibers Series

32 Fibers Series

36 Fibers Series

48 Fibers Series

72 Fibers Series

96 Fibers Series

144 Fibers Series

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