The MDC is a two-fiber connector manufactured with proven 1.25mm ferrule technology used in industry-standard LC connectors.
Three port MDC adapters fit directly into standard panel openings for duplex LC adapters, increasing fiber density by a factor of three.
Insertion and extraction of the MDC connector occurs with a simple push or pull on a flexible and robust strain relief boot providing functional density in very tight spaces.
The MDC connector is designed for optimal stability exceeding the requirements of Telcordia GR-326 for carrier or data center applications.
Separate connector housing from boot
Rotate 180 degrees
Re-attach boot to connector housing
The polarity reversal of the MDC connector is effortless and does not expose or twist delicate fibers during the process. The polarity can be reversed on-site by pulling the boot from the connector housing, rotating the boot to 180 degrees, and re-assemble the boot assembly back onto the connector housing. Polarity marks on the top and side of the connector and the MDC logo provide notification of reversed connector polarity.The polarity reversal of the MDC connector is effortless and does not expose or twist delicate fibers during the process. The polarity can be reversed on-site by pulling the boot from the connector housing, rotating the boot to 180 degrees, and re-assemble the boot assembly back onto the connector housing. Polarity marks on the top and side of the connector and the MDC logo provide notification of reversed connector polarity.
The 2-port and 3-port adapters are designed to fit through the same panel cutout defined for duplex LC adapters, allowing an instant 2x or 3x of the current module/panel connector density by simply removing the LC duplex adapters and isntalling the MDC adapters.
Using the existing families of Classic, PRM, and LGX compatible panels or modules allow end users to upgrade in fiber density without the added cost of buying a new hardware enclosure or system. Simply swap out the existing panel or module to an MDC and plug in the additional fibers required.
Panels use an MDC adapter to accept a jumper or pre-terminated trunk on each side of the panel, up to 48 fiber per Classic panel.
Modules use a denser MDC adapter to achieve higher fiber counts over panels. A standard Classic MDC module provides 72 fibers, using 12 MDC adapter ports at 6 fibers each, with 6 MTP<sup>®</sup> ports on the back. Standard modules use pinned (male) MTP<sup>®</sup> connectors, and should be mated with non-pinned (female) trunk cables.
DMSI offers Secure Solutions Color Coded & Non-Keyed for a more secured data transmission
through an optical cable.
2 Classic cassettes
up to 144 fibers
3x fiber density of LC duplex adapters
Lightweight
Easily slide in and out
4 PRM cassettes
up to 288 fibers
3x fiber density of LC duplex adapters
Lightweight
Easily slide in and out
For more fiber needs, DMSI offers multi-fiber trunks in MDC to MDC and MDC to ELiMENT™ duplex LC uniboot up to 288 fiber.
MDC2 KMJ color coded and non-keyed solution for MDC2 connectors can hold 4 fibers per adapter. All MDC2 module jacks are assembled with color coded adapters and bezels.
The MDC is a two-fiber connector manufactured with proven 1.25mm ferrule technology used in industry-standard LC connectors.
Three port MDC adapters fit directly into standard panel openings for duplex LC adapters, increasing fiber density by a factor of three.
Insertion and extraction of the MDC connector occurs with a simple push or pull on a flexible and robust strain relief boot providing functional density in very tight spaces.
The MDC connector is designed for optimal stability exceeding the requirements of Telcordia GR-326 for carrier or data center applications.
Separate connector housing from boot
Rotate 180 degrees
Re-attach boot to connector housing
The polarity reversal of the MDC connector is effortless and does not expose or twist delicate fibers during the process. The polarity can be reversed on-site by pulling the boot from the connector housing, rotating the boot to 180 degrees, and re-assemble the boot assembly back onto the connector housing. Polarity marks on the top and side of the connector and the MDC logo provide notification of reversed connector polarity.The polarity reversal of the MDC connector is effortless and does not expose or twist delicate fibers during the process. The polarity can be reversed on-site by pulling the boot from the connector housing, rotating the boot to 180 degrees, and re-assemble the boot assembly back onto the connector housing. Polarity marks on the top and side of the connector and the MDC logo provide notification of reversed connector polarity.
Separate connector housing from boot
Rotate 180 degrees
Re-attach boot to connector housing
The polarity reversal of the MDC connector is effortless and does not expose or twist delicate fibers during the process. The polarity can be reversed on-site by pulling the boot from the connector housing, rotating the boot to 180 degrees, and re-assemble the boot assembly back onto the connector housing. Polarity marks on the top and side of the connector and the MDC logo provide notification of reversed connector polarity.The polarity reversal of the MDC connector is effortless and does not expose or twist delicate fibers during the process. The polarity can be reversed on-site by pulling the boot from the connector housing, rotating the boot to 180 degrees, and re-assemble the boot assembly back onto the connector housing. Polarity marks on the top and side of the connector and the MDC logo provide notification of reversed connector polarity.
The 2-port and 3-port adapters are designed to fit through the same panel cutout defined for duplex LC adapters, allowing an instant 2x or 3x of the current module/panel connector density by simply removing the LC duplex adapters and isntalling the MDC adapters.
The 2-port and 3-port adapters are designed to fit through the same panel cutout defined for duplex LC adapters, allowing an instant 2x or 3x of the current module/panel connector density by simply removing the LC duplex adapters and isntalling the MDC adapters.
Using the existing families of Classic, PRM, and LGX compatible panels or modules allow end users to upgrade in fiber density without the added cost of buying a new hardware enclosure or system. Simply swap out the existing panel or module to an MDC and plug in the additional fibers required.
Panels use an MDC adapter to accept a jumper or pre-terminated trunk on each side of the panel, up to 48 fiber per Classic panel.
Modules use a denser MDC adapter to achieve higher fiber counts over panels. A standard Classic MDC module provides 72 fibers, using 12 MDC adapter ports at 6 fibers each, with 6 MTP® ports on the back. Standard modules use pinned (male) MTP connectors, and should be mated with non-pinned (female) trunk cables.
DMSI offers Secure Solutions Color Coded & Non-Keyed for a more secured data transmission
through an optical cable.
2 Classic cassettes
up to 144 fibers
3x fiber density of LC duplex adapters
Lightweight
Easily slide in and out
4 PRM cassettes
up to 288 fibers
3x fiber density of LC duplex adapters
Lightweight
Easily slide in and out
2 Classic cassettes
up to 144 fibers
3x fiber density of LC duplex adapters
Lightweight
Easily slide in and out
4 PRM cassettes
up to 288 fibers
3x fiber density of LC duplex adapters
Lightweight
Easily slide in and out