Panduit Launches the Improved PanMPO Fiber Connector

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 April 19, 2022

 

Panduit Corp. announces the launch of its improved PanMPO Fiber Connector, redesigned to include key new features for an improved in-field user experience. The connector now includes a narrower connector body and a new push-pull boot that allows for improved manageability in high-density installations. 

Additionally, a new pin extraction feature on the outer housing is used to change the gender/pinning of the connector. The alignment pins are permanently housed inside the connector for added convenience. The improved PanMPO connector requires no separate tools or equipment to change gender or polarity. 

Watch this video for an overview of the PanMPO Fiber Connector from Panduit 

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To learn more about the new and Improved PanMPO Fiber Connector, click here

 

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