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Fiber Optic Cables - MTP/MPO Cables
MTP and MPO are two terms used synonomously with Fiber Optic Cables. The only difference is that MTP connector is licensed to a company in the USA. Otherwise these two connectors are used in scenarios where space is a premium, so they fit 12 strands of fiber optic cable into one connector! They offer increased performance and more features as well. With a push and pull mechanism they are much more durable than regular fiber optic connectors.
