12-Core Fiber Optic Patch Cord

The Wolon 12-Core Fiber Optic Patch Cord is a premium multi-fiber trunk cable engineered to streamline backbone routing in modern, high-density network architectures. Designed to consolidate 12 individual optical fibers into a single, robust cable assembly, it drastically reduces cable volume in server racks, eliminates airflow obstruction, and lowers the Total Cost of Ownership (TCO) for data center cabling.

Directly manufactured in our Wuhan facility, this 12-core trunk cable provides a highly reliable, low-loss transmission path between core switches, patch panels, and optical distribution frames. It is fully optimized to interface flawlessly with high-speed equipment utilizing any standard SFP MODULE, ensuring lossless signal delivery for mission-critical enterprise and telecom applications. Available in both Single Mode (OS2) and Multimode (OM3/OM4) configurations, it is the definitive choice for scalable bandwidth upgrades.

High-Density Consolidation: Combines 12 optical cores into a single outer jacket, significantly reducing cable clutter and improving rack airflow compared to using 12 standard simplex patch cords.

Low Insertion Loss: Features premium ceramic ferrules and strict factory polishing processes, guaranteeing superior optical performance and minimal signal degradation.

Versatile Terminations: Available with a variety of connector options, including LC, SC, or FC breakouts, tailored precisely to your equipment interfaces.

Durable Outer Jacket: Protected by a heavy-duty, flame-retardant LSZH (Low Smoke Zero Halogen) or PVC jacket, providing excellent crush resistance and safety in indoor environments.

Color-Coded Fibers: Utilizes standard TIA/EIA color-coding for the internal 0.9mm tight-buffered fibers, enabling rapid and error-free port identification during installation.

Strict Quality Assurance: 100% factory optically tested for insertion loss, return loss, and end-face geometry before shipping.

Data Center Backbone: Serving as the main distribution trunk linking the Main Distribution Area (MDA) to Equipment Distribution Areas (EDA).

Switch-to-Switch Links: Providing aggregated, high-capacity optical pathways between core and aggregation switches.

Telecommunication Hubs: Managing high-density fiber connections within central office ODFs.

Campus Networks: Connecting different floors or server rooms within enterprise buildings.