As networking equipment becomes denser and port counts in the data center increase to hundreds and thousands of ports, managing cables connected to these devices become a difficult challenge. Traditionally, connecting cables directly to individual ports on low port-count equipment was considered manageable. Applying the same principles to high port-count equipment made the task more tedious, eventually becoming nearly impossible to add or remove cables connected directly to the equipment ports.
Structured cabling uses optical fiber connector housings that are connected through permanent links of optical cabling, typically configured in a physical star topology from the various areas within the data center (Storage, Servers, SAN and Network). Utilizing pre-terminated MTP cabling from each of these areas to a central patching area provides an infrastructure where any port from any device can be connected to any other port.
Product List
| Product | Picture | Description |
| MTP Trunk Cable |  |
MTP Trunk cable assemblies is good for fast data center or fiber infrastructure implementation. It is used to bridging among MTP cassette or fan out fiber patch cable among MDA, HAD and EDA. The high efficient plug and play patch cable structure remarkably reduced the initial installation and daily maintenance cost. Tarluz MTP trunk cable adopts selected fiber cable and MTP components, with low insertion loss, high return loss, fully meet the requirement of high speed data network. |
| High Density Rack Chassis |  |
MTP high density patch panel in applied in MDA, IDA or HAD in data center for trunk cable connection and cable distribution , the patch panel installed inside a 19-inch cabinet, and could pre-assembled with MTP adaptor panel or MTP Cassette. |
| MTP – LC Cassette |  |
The MTP module Cassettes are mainly used to divide the 12 or 24 fibers MTP connector of the pre-assembled terminal end to the simplex or duplex standard connector. By using the simplex or duplex patch cords, the output of the modules can be directly connected with the equipment, frame or the client end |
| MTP Adapter Panel |  |
MTP adapter panels (sometimes called bulkheads) are installed into the rack chassis. They offer a connection point between the MTP trunks and MTP jumpers or breakout harnesses. Thus, the trunk cables will plug into the rear of the panel, and the MTP jumpers or harnesses will plug into the front of the panel. |
| MTP – LC Harness Cable |  |
TARLUZ MTP Fanout cable assemblies are with a single 12/16/24/32 core MTP connector in one end and LC duplex connectors for another end. Directly connecting the backbone cable with the equipment without MTP cassette, beside it, the cable is also used for cable expanding in the data center. |
| MTP Patch Cord or LC Patch Cord |  |
LC and MTP jumpers serve to create the connection between device ports and the structured cabling. |
