The 18" Camplex MTP Elite APC Male to 12 ST UPC External Yellow Single-Mode Fiber Breakout Cable features an OFNP plenum-rated jacket and ensures low insertion loss and high performance for permanent installations. The MTP Elite connector is broken out to 12 standard ST fibers via a fan out, making it ideal for rack-to-rack or rack-to-equipment installations in the studio or for field deployment.

Male APC Single-Mode to UPC Duplex    Low Insertion Loss APC Connectors    Permanent External Breakout    Made and Tested in the USA

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Does this cable allow for both L/R channels to remain separate (allowing a L/R panned mix to stay L/R when input to a DSLR)?

A: Yes, it's designed to take a stereo signal and split it into separate L&R outputs. Best regards, Hosa Support.

Q: 2. What is the distance of the spread of 2 XLRs from the Y-junction?

A: It splits in the middle, so approximately 5 feet on each end, meaning the spread would be approximately 10 feet. Best regards, Hosa Support.

Q: 3. Does this cable match the ZAXCOM pin out?

A: The pin-out configuration is not published.

Q: 4. Does this work with the Marshall CV505-MP? I presume so but odd it's the only model not listed.

A: Yes, the Marshall Electronics 12-Pin Hirose Breakout Cable for Select POV Broadcast Cameras (10'), B&H # MACVBSE10FT, will work with the Marshall CV505-MP.

Q: 5. My JBL audio speakers are separated 43 inches approx. What is the distance between each TRS connecter in this cable??

A: This cable will not seperate this will not work with your speakers setup

Q: 6. Does it have mounting poles on the back? For a heavy equipment, like UPS.

A: The APC NetShelter WX 12U Wall Mount Cabinet (12 RU) does not appear to include poles of any kind, but does include a template for mounting to a wall.

Q: 7. My JBL audio speakers are separated 43 inches approx. What is the distance maximum between each XLR connecter in this cable??

A: About 36" apart.

Q: 8. Can I use this to connect the Rode Wireless Go II Receiver to two XLR inputs on a Zoom 6 audio recorder?

A: Yes, a cable like that can work to connect to two XLR mic inputs. The wireless Go II can use stereo output to split each channel, to be recorded on separate tracks on the Zoom F6 or H6.

Q: 9. As to length: what is the spread-distance of the two XLRs from the Y-junction of the wires?

A: The split is not glued together, so, it's roughly half the length of the cable (7.5'). If you extended each line as far as it could go, you could get 15' between the left and the right xlr end. I ended up having to tape the split together to make the cable more manageable

Q: 10. Will this cable split the left and right channels of a stereo output or is it the same signal coming out of both XLRs?

A: This cable will separate the stereo signal out to left and right mono XLR outputs.