This solution, built-in in a single connector 24 Fiber Optic Channels, ensures robust deployment, Flexible and easy to integrate with existing systems, Specially designed for the audiovisual industry and mobile broadcast applications.

Neutrik OpticalCon

With the standardization of UHD formats such as 4K and 8K and the increasing integration of audio systems, lighting, video and control, Demand for fibre channels is growing exponentially. Neutrik, brand distributed by Neotecnica, responds to this need with its latest connection product of the OpticalCON line. The MTP-24 is incorporated in a single connector 24 fiber optic channels and integrates with the other connection systems in the series: duo, Quad and MTP12.

Neutrik OpticalConThis solution ensures robust deployment, Flexible and easy to integrate with existing systems, Specially designed for mobile broadcast applications and the audiovisual industry.

The system is based on the bushing (Ferrule) standardized MTP, fully protected by OpticalCON Advaced and Lite packages, that provide robustness and dust protection thanks to the automatic lid system. Connector and chassis are never exposed to air. Connectors and cables are color-coded.

Available with Standard and X-Treme cables, with double jacket and intermediate aramid fibers to withstand the most challenging working conditions. Thanks to the small outer diameter and robust design, It is an ideal solution for long cable runs and point-to-point links.

Like the entire OpticalCON series, chassis are interoperable with Advanced and Lite connectors, and easily integrated with other systems without the need for merging, Thanks to the pacheo system through a breakout cable any standard connector (LC, SC, ST...). Thanks to its lid, requires minimal maintenance and allows for a high number of connection cycles. The entire system is water and dust resistant to IP65 standard.


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by • 25 May, 2017
• section: Signal distribution, Infrastructure