MTP 24 Jumper

MTP® jumpers support smooth transitions to greater data rates in data centers when used alongside our trunk cables. They are generally applied for patching tasks inside a cabinet. MTP® cabling provides a budget-friendly replacement for time-consuming on-site termination, designed for high-density fiber connections in data centers requiring space optimization and simplified cable organization.

MTP®-24 is perfectly suited for 20-fiber parallel multimode optical transceiver deployments, such as 100G CFP SR10 and 100G CXP SR10 link setups.

Please note: US Conec MTP® connectors fully meet MPO specifications, delivering exclusive patented features, superior accuracy, proven dependability, and notable performance advantages over typical MPO connectors.

MTP 24 Jumper Advantage Specifications

Connector A：US Conec MTP® Elite Female (Pinless)
Connector B：US Conec MTP® Elite Female (Pinless)
Polish Type：UPC to UPC
Fiber Mode：OM4 50/125μm
Wavelength：850/1300nm
Fiber Count：24 Fibers
Polarity：Type C
Cable Outside Diameter (OD)：3.0mm
Cable Jacket：Plenum (OFNP)
Min. Bend Radius (Optical Fiber)：7.5mm
Min. Bend Radius (Fiber Cable)：20/10D (Dynamic/Static)
Connector Durability：500 times
Tensile Strength：80/240N (Long/Short Term)
Insertion Loss：0.35dB Max (0.15dB Typ.)
Return Loss：≥20dB
Attenuation at 850nm：≤2.3dB/km
Attenuation at 1300nm：≤0.6dB/km
Operating Temperature：-10 to 60°C (14 to 140℉)
Storage Temperature：-10 to 70°C (14 to 158℉)
*MTP is a registered trademark of US Conec Ltd.

MTP Patch Cable Polarity

The MTP® 24-fiber Type C cable is a high-density fiber optic trunk designed for data center backbone applications, featuring a pairwise flip polarity. Unlike Type A (straight-through) or Type B (reverse), the Type C design swaps fibers in a pairwise manner across the 24 fibers. This ensures that each transmit (Tx) fiber at one end is properly aligned with its corresponding receive (Rx) fiber at the opposite end.

mtp 24 jumper Key Features:

Structure and Components
Connector type: MTP® 24-fiber connector with a single high-density ferrule
Fiber count: 24 fibers, arranged in 12 pairs
Polarity: Type C (pairwise crossover) – fiber 1 connects to fiber 2 at the far end, fiber 3 to 4, fiber 5 to 6, and so forth, across all 24 fibers
Cable jacket: Available in OFNR, OFNP, or LSZH, with standard color coding (aqua for OM3/OM4, yellow for OS2, etc.)

Application
Parallel optics systems: Ensures proper alignment of transmit/receive channels in 40G, 100G, 200G, and 400G Ethernet links
Backbone cabling: Used to connect MTP® cassettes, distribution panels, and trunk systems where pairwise polarity is required
Migration flexibility: Supports modular structured cabling systems for smooth upgrades from lower to higher data rates

Key Advantages
Correct polarity assurance: Prevents channel inversion by guaranteeing Tx fibers always map to Rx fibers
High density: Combines 24 fibers into a single connector, reducing cabling bulk
Efficient scalability: Designed to work seamlessly in environments that demand parallel transmission and fast reconfiguration

MTP 24 Jumper Advantage

• 100% use low-loss connectors
• Each MPO patch cord is fully tested for insertion loss & return loss, 100% tested, and batch goods are not sloppy
• Each line guarantees 3D geometric dimensions and end face integrity, imported equipment measures 3D, and dust-free workshops ensure cleanliness
• Affordable price, quality assurance, source manufacturers take both quality and price into consideration
• All materials have passed REACH/ROHS environmental protection requirements and are of export quality
• Adequate inventory, complete materials, and efficient production
• Customization of special specification MPO patch cords, fast delivery

MTP 24 Jumper SPIN-LEAF connection method

MTP 24 Jumper Application

High-speed interconnection in data centers

It is used for direct connection of 40G/100G optical modules, supports 400G high-speed transmission, and can improve wiring density and transmission efficiency. For example, 400G QSFP-DD DR4 optical modules can be directly connected through MPO/MTP-8 multimode fiber jumpers. ‌

High-density wiring scenarios

In the backbone wiring of data centers, MTP/MPO trunk fiber jumpers are used in conjunction with adapter modules to achieve interconnection and cross-connection between devices, saving 45% of wiring space. Branch jumpers are used to connect devices with different rates (such as 10G and 40/100G devices). ‌

100G/400G transmission expansion

Supports branch connection of 100G QSFP28 optical modules to 4 25G SFP28 optical modules, or interconnection of 100G CFP optical modules to another CFP. ‌

Fiber-to-Building Applications

It is used for fiber-to-the-building (FTTB) wiring to meet the needs of high-density fiber access.

MTP 24 Jumper Test Series

MTP 24 Jumper Polarity Test Process

‌End face cleaning: Use special equipment to remove end face contaminants to avoid affecting the test accuracy. ‌
Morphology detection: Analyze the end face microstructure through 3D imaging technology to detect surface roughness, scratches and other defects. ‌
Insertion loss test: Measure the contact loss between the fiber end face and the connector ferrule to evaluate the signal transmission quality. ‌
Polarity verification: Confirm the correspondence between the number of fiber cores and the connector guide hole to prevent communication failure caused by wrong connection. ‌

MTP 24 Jumper Test Key Indicators

Cleaning efficiency: It must reach more than 98% to ensure that there are no residual stains on the end face. ‌
‌Detection accuracy: The resolution of 3D morphology detection must be less than 1.5μ, and the insertion loss error must be controlled within 0.3dB. ‌
Test time: It takes about 10 seconds to detect a single fiber core of a 12-core MPO jumper, and the overall test takes about 2 minutes.

MTP 24 Jumper cable Test Common Problems

Pollution sensitivity: Tiny particles on the end face will cause increased loss, and non-contact cleaning methods are required to protect the end face. ‌ ‌