OM4 (MTP) 24 Fiber — 24 LC Duplex LGX Cassette

OM4 (MTP) 24 Fiber — 24 LC Duplex LGX Cassette

This OM4 MTP 24 Fiber LGX Cassette provides a fast, organized transition from two 12-fiber MTP male trunk connections to 24 LC connections, arranged as 12 duplex LC adapters. Designed for high-density fiber installations, this cassette is ideal for data centers, corporate campuses, equipment rooms, and other critical network environments requiring rapid deployment and dependable optical performance.

Our premium LGX MTP® cassettes include genuine US Conec® connectors, high-performance LC zirconia adapter sleeves, and ultra-low insertion loss construction. These cassettes are designed to fit standard LGX termination box enclosures and allow your MTP® or MPO trunk assembly to be quickly converted into LC duplex patching at the front of the panel.

Key Features

• 24-fiber MTP input — Rear connection uses 2 x 12-fiber male MTP connectors.
• LC duplex output — Front connection provides 24 LC ports arranged as 12 duplex LC adapters.
• OM4 50/125 multimode fiber — Built for high-speed multimode fiber network applications.
• Low loss performance — Designed for critical network environments where optical efficiency matters.
• LGX compatible footprint — Fits standard LGX fiber termination boxes, panels, and enclosures.
• Rapid deployment — Quickly transitions high-density MTP/MPO trunks into standard LC patching.

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Benefits

• Rapid deployment of high-density fiber optic cabling.
• Superior optical and mechanical properties using premium MTP® components.
• High-density design supports up to 72 fibers in 1U and up to 288 fibers in 4U when used with compatible LGX panels.
• Reliable performance with 100% tested construction and quality-controlled manufacturing.

Standards & Compliance

Installation Notes

The rear of this cassette uses two 12-fiber male MTP connectors, which are designed to mate with female MTP®/MPO trunk cable connectors. From the front of the cassette, patch out using standard duplex or simplex LC fiber optic patch cables to equipment such as SFP modules, switches, transceivers, or fiber optic media converters.