Cisco ONS-MPO16-2X8-10 | MPO‑16 to 2× MPO‑8 breakout fiber cable, 10m

SKU:ONS-MPO16-2X8-10

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Description

High‑density MPO breakout cable that adapts a 16‑fiber MPO trunk to two 8‑fiber MPO legs for streamlined patching between MPO‑based hardware and panels. Ideal for short to medium intra‑rack runs and aggregation of parallel‑optics lanes. Verify polarity and pinout requirements for your environment before deployment.

Features

- High‑density MPO connectivity with 1‑to‑2 breakout
- Factory‑terminated connectors for fast turn‑up
- Supports parallel‑optics patching between MPO hardware and panels
- Space‑efficient ribbon construction for structured cabling
- Polarity‑aware design when matched to system requirements

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All products sold by XS Network Tech include a 12-month warranty on both new and used items. Our in-house technical team thoroughly tests used hardware prior to sale to ensure enterprise-grade reliability.

All technical data should be verified on the manufacturer data sheets.

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Technical Specifications

FAQs

Technical Specifications

- Cable type: MPO multifiber breakout (16F to 2× 8F)
- Connector A: MPO‑16
- Connector B: 2× MPO‑8
- Breakout ratio: 1‑to‑2
- Length: 10 meters
- Fiber construction: Ribbon, multifiber MPO interface
- Intended use: High‑density patching for parallel‑optics links and MPO cassettes/panels
- Polarity/pinning: Application‑dependent (verify Type A/B/C and keying before install)
- Environment: Intra‑rack or short inter‑rack links
- Notes: Clean MPO endfaces prior to mating for best performance

FAQs

Q: Is this cable compatible with MPO‑based parallel optics (e.g., SR4/SR‑class links)?
A: It is designed for MPO‑terminated systems. Ensure your transceivers, cassettes, and panels accept MPO‑16 on the trunk side and MPO‑8 on the downstream legs, and verify the required polarity/pin mapping.

Q: Does the cable specify multimode or single‑mode fiber?
A: The assembly uses MPO ribbon construction; use it in accordance with the fiber type required by your optics. Confirm fiber type, polarity, and pinout against your hardware documentation.

Q: Are the connectors keyed/pinned?
A: MPO connectors use keying and pinning; requirements vary by system. Check whether your application needs pinned or unpinned interfaces and match accordingly.

Q: What maintenance is recommended?
A: Always inspect and clean MPO endfaces before mating and avoid tight bends. Use MPO‑compatible cleaning tools for best results.

Q: Can I use this to split a link into two independent paths?
A: Yes, it breaks a 16‑fiber trunk into two 8‑fiber legs. Ensure the lane mapping aligns with your intended application.