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Siemon 40/100 Gb Fiber Optic Solutions

08.10.2015

Siemon announced the launch of 40/100Gb fiber optic solutions, enabling fast and cost-effective migration from 10Gb to 40Gb or 100Gb. Siemon's Plug and Play solutions, part of LightHouse's family of state-of-the-art fiber optic solutions, which include an expanded range of cord versatility, enable customers to operate their existing equipment and backbones with next-generation network infrastructures, servers, and storage systems using 40/100 Gbps speeds.

MTP cable systems are connected to active equipment using either Siemon Quick-Pack adapters or LightStack ultra-high density MTP adapters. This allows for convenient end-to-end connectivity to Siemon's fiber optic switching equipment enclosures. The new 40/100 Gb fiber optic cabling solutions include conversion cords to go from two 12-fiber MTP connectors to three 8-fiber MTP connectors, ensuring 100 percent utilization of the 12-fiber MTP backbones.

"For current 40 Gb data rates and 100 Gb data rates being implemented, 8-fiber connections are used, leaving 33% of 12-fiber backbone solutions unused. Our conversion cords transition from two 12-fiber MTP connectors to three 8-fiber MTP fiber connectors to eliminate this power loss,” said Nikolay Efimov, technical manager of Siemon in Russia and the CIS. "Using conversion in equipment is a more cost-effective solution with less waste than purchasing and installing separate conversion plug-ins that add additional mating pairs in the channel."

The new 40/100 Gb fiber optic cabling solutions also include single MTP jumpers, conversion cords that transition from two 12-fiber MTP connectors to one 24-fiber MTP connector for use with existing 100-fiber 20 Gigabit links, and LC connector to four MTP x 10 Gb hybrid cords that provide a transition from an MTP connector to four duplex LC connectors for use with equipment supporting 40 Gb data rates based on multiple 10 Gb port aggregation.

To upgrade from 10 Gb to 40 Gb and 100 Gb, customers can simply switch from existing MTP modules to Siemon LC modules using MTP adapters and then select the 40/100 cords that best suit their needs. The cords are manufactured using the smaller diameter Siemon RazorCore cable, making connections easier to access while reducing cable clutter in horizontal cable runs to improve equipment ventilation.

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