MTP-12 APC Female to Unterminated Pigtail Trunk Cable, 144 Fibers, OS2

MTP-12 APC Female to Unterminated Pigtail Trunk Cable, 144 Fibers, OS2

For UAE project teams, the key is to match this exact configuration to the port schedule, optical budget and delivery documentation. This fiber pigtail terminates outside-plant or backbone cable into a connectorized panel: MTP-12 APC Female to Unterminated Pigtail Trunk Cable, OS2 glass, with a factory-polished MTP APC connector on one end and a prepared fiber strand on the other. Fusion-spliced onto the incoming cable, it turns a raw fiber path into a documented, testable port. Because the MTP interface carries twelve fibers on one connector, a single splice operation terminates a full parallel-optics trunk location. At 144 fibers, one unit replaces a dozen individual pigtail sets on the distribution frame.

Product Highlights

  • US Conec MTP® Connector with Optimal 0.35dB Low IL
  • G.657.A1 Bend Insensitive Fiber with 10mm Min. Bend Radius
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  • Double Jacket Ensures Durability and Performance in Long-distance Links
  • Used to Ensure Efficient Use of Space and Rapid Network Deployment

Specifications

Connector AUS Conec MTP® Elite Female (Non-Pinned)
Connector BUnterminated
Fiber ModeOS2 9/125μm
Wavelength1310/1550nm
Polish TypeAPC
Cable JacketLSZH
Fiber Count144 Fibers (Base-12)
Minimum Bend Radius10mm
Breakout Outside Diameter (OD)2.0mm
Tensile Strength200/660N (Long/Short Term)
Breakout Length0.84m
Insertion Loss≤0.35dB
Return Loss≥65dB
Attenuation at 1310nm≤0.35dB/km
Attenuation at 1550nm≤0.21dB/km
Operating Temperature-10 to 70°C (14 to 158℉)
Storage Temperature-20 to 70°C (-4 to 158℉)
Fiber ModeOS2 9/125μm
Wavelength1310/1550nm
Connector AMTP®-12 APC (Female)

Why pigtails remain the standard termination

A pigtail is half an interface: one end is a factory-built connector, polished and tested under procedure control; the other is a bare fiber strand ready for the splice. Fusion-splicing that strand onto the existing cable brings this connector quality of the factory to a field path. The result outperforms field-polished connectors on insertion loss, return loss and long-term stability, and it outperforms pre-terminated trunks when the path length is uncertain or the pathway is difficult to pre-measure.

Fusion splicing practice that protects the budget

A good splice starts long before the splicer arcs: strip the strand cleanly, cleave square, keep the sleeve staged, and protect the completed splice in the tray with the bend radius respected. The tight-buffered 0.9mm coating on this pigtail strips in one motion and seats cleanly in standard splice sleeves. Done well, a fusion splice adds less attenuation than a connector pair and stays stable for the life of the plant. For UAE procurement, record this requirement with the project documents so the supplied configuration can be checked on arrival.

Color coding as a working discipline

Twelve fibers, twelve colors, one order: the TIA-598 sequence is the only thing standing between a tidy splice tray and a crossed plant. The strands in this set observe the standard sequence, so the splicer matches colors between cable and pigtail without guesswork. When the documentation follows the identical sequence, a fault on location seven months from now is found in minutes rather than traced strand by strand.

Keeping twelve-fiber splices organized

Multi-fiber splicing rewards method: entire one color fully - strip, clean, cleave, splice, sleeve - before starting the next, and dress every finished strand into the tray in sequence. The color-coded set makes the pairing unambiguous, and the tray stays readable for the next technician who opens it. A tray that reads unambiguously is a tray that gets re-entered without new faults.

MTP pigtails for parallel-optics positions

Parallel-optics trunks arrive as multi-fiber cables and must become MTP ports on this panel. A twelve-fiber MTP pigtail makes that conversion in one splice operation per trunk tube: the twelve strands splice onto the backbone, and the factory-polished MTP interface presents the full dozen lanes as a single port. Per-lane documentation follows the fiber positions, keeping polarity and map unambiguous for the transceivers that will mate with this panel.

High-count pigtail trunks at the frame

At 144 fibers the economics of splicing change: twelve individual pigtail sets would occupy twelve distinct dressing routes across the frame, while one pigtail trunk carries the full count in a single jacketed unit with twelve MTP interfaces. The backbone cable splices strand by strand in the tray as always, but this panel side arrives as twelve finished ports. For dense ODF positions this build halves the dressing work and keeps the frame readable.

Bend-insensitive glass in dense trays

Splice trays and panel rear spaces punish fiber: tight routing, crowded dressing and the occasional hurried re-entry all bend strands beyond what legacy single-mode tolerated. The bend-insensitive grade used in this pigtail holds attenuation stable at bend radii that would fog conventional glass, which keeps the connection margin intact after the tenth tray opening, not just at commissioning.

A splicing workflow that scales

Productive termination crews work to a fixed routine: mount the tray, dress this cable, splice the pigtails color by color, protect every joint, test every completed port, then close and label. With the routine fixed, a two-person crew terminates a full frame location in a predictable time, and the test record maps cleanly onto the documentation. The consistency additionally makes quality auditable - identical materials, identical sequence, identical pass criteria across each site.

Sparing and kit planning for termination work

Pigtails belong in the termination kit in counted sets with spares: strands break, connectors get contaminated beyond recovery, and a missing spare converts a ten-minute task into a second visit. Plan one spare set per frame location, keep spare strands capped and bagged, and record which set went into which tray so replacement stock may be ordered to the identical specification.

Quality Control and Testing

Each pigtail is optically tested before packing: insertion loss and return loss are verified on every terminated leg, and the ferrule end faces are inspected for scratches and contamination. The strands ship coiled, capped and bagged, with the test results offered on specify.

Ordering and Factory Support

Refer to this pigtail by connector, polish, fiber mode, fiber count and build when ordering a quotation. For configurations outside the listed options - mixed connector families, jacket ratings, lengths or project packing - send the need with the inquiry and the factory will verify the manufacturable specification. Our UAE project support can review the requirement with Shenzhen production before a formal quotation is issued.

 

Fiber Optic UAE supplies MTP-12 APC Female to Unterminated Pigtail Trunk Cable, 144 Fibers, OS2 to data centers, ISPs and enterprises in Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Sharjah and across the Gulf region, with project support from our UAE office and production coordination from our Shenzhen factory.


UAE Fiber Optics

UAE office: Abu Dhabi,Al khaleej Al Arabi
Factory add: ZYT industrial area, Shiyan, Baoan district, Shenzhen, China 518000

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