MPO to LC Cassette Module

LGX is a widely followed footprint, but latch details and chassis depth vary between vendors. Send us the make and model of the panel on your RFQ and we confirm fit before shipping — or buy the chassis with the cassettes and remove the question.

One mated MPO pair at the back and one mated LC pair at the front, so budget roughly 0.6 dB for the pair of cassettes at each end of the trunk. A harness saves you that, at the cost of flexibility. On a short in-row link it never matters; on a long single-mode span, check the budget first.

Yes — polarity is a property of the individual cassette, not the chassis, so a chassis can hold Type A and Type B cassettes side by side. Label them clearly; a mixed chassis is the single most common cause of 'the link is dead and the light is on the wrong fibre'.

Both ends carry a printed label with the part number, fibre count, fibre type, polarity type and the serial number, and breakout legs are individually numbered. Tell us your own labelling convention on the RFQ and we print to it — it costs nothing and it saves an afternoon at installation.

Yes. We supply qualification samples so you can measure the loss and check the fit in your own panels before committing. Per-order test reports are standard, and sample reports can be provided in advance for tender documentation.