Reduce patching complexity in dense fiber environments with a breakout cable designed to convert a 12-strand OS2 backbone into six LC duplex connections. The 1 m length is well suited for short interconnects inside racks, adjacent enclosures, and distribution frames where excess slack creates management issues. Built with an MTP female connector on the trunk side and LC duplex connectors on the breakout side, this assembly supports structured single-mode deployments that demand consistent polarity and clean fiber routing. Type B polarity aligns with common parallel-optic and breakout architectures, while the OFNP jacket supports use in plenum spaces where fire-rating requirements matter. Corning ClearCurve fiber helps maintain bend tolerance in high-density pathways, reducing the risk of routing strain during installation and service. The yellow jacket provides immediate visual identification as a single-mode assembly, which helps technicians distinguish it from multimode runs during moves, adds, and changes. For teams standardizing fiber infrastructure, this cable offers the right balance of density, reach, and installation discipline. It is a practical choice when you need to break out a trunk into multiple duplex endpoints without introducing unnecessary splice points or bulky field terminations.