| Management number | 241248384 | Release Date | 2026/07/17 | List Price | US$47.25 | Model Number | 241248384 | ||
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The Tripp Lite N844B-02M-12-P is a 12-fiber multimode OM3 fiber optic cable designed to support high-speed data transmission up to 400 Gb Ethernet. It is tailored for enterprise and data center environments where reliable short-distance connections are essential, such as linking main distribution frames to intermediate distribution frames. With compatibility for current 10 Gb and 25 Gb networks and readiness for future 100 Gb and 400 Gb upgrades, this cable offers a practical solution for evolving network demands.
The cable’s OM3 rating ensures effective performance over distances up to 100 meters at a 1300 nm wavelength. Its aqua-colored low-smoke zero-halogen (LSZH) jacket not only aids quick identification in dense patch panels but also enhances safety by reducing harmful emissions in confined spaces. Slim boot MTP/MPO connectors simplify installation and maintenance, making this 2-meter cable a dependable choice for IT professionals managing data center infrastructure.
This fiber optic cable is designed to integrate seamlessly into high-performance network infrastructures. It connects devices equipped with MTP/MPO ports, commonly found in modern data centers and enterprise networks. The cable supports a wide range of Ethernet speeds, making it suitable for current and future network upgrades without requiring replacement.
This cable is well suited for IT professionals managing data center environments that demand high bandwidth and reliable connectivity. Its LSZH jacket makes it a safe choice for spaces with limited ventilation or strict fire safety requirements. The 2-meter length fits typical rack layouts, providing enough reach without excess slack. It is a strong option for network upgrades aiming to support faster Ethernet speeds while maintaining backward compatibility.
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