Fiber Optic Cable

Double Jacket, Single Armor, Loose Tube Fiber Optic Cable Armored loose tube fiber optic cable delivers increased carrying capacity with enhanced durability. A layer of corrugated steel armor and two robust medium-density polyethylene (MDPE) jackets offer the strength and rodent resistance needed for demanding applications, including direct burials in rugged terrain. Features – Fiber counts from 2 to 24 – design for easier handling and water resistance – PE-coated electrolyti

Duplex Zip Duplex Zipcord Cable consists of two single fibers, each with a color-coded PVC tight buffer. They are reinforced with aramid yarn to provide physical and tensile strength. Description / Applications – Short Run Office & Computer Room Cabling – Patch cords, Pigtails and Jumpers – Equipment Interconnects – OFNR(riser rated), OFNP(plenum rated) or LSZH(low smoke zero halogen rated) – RoHS (Restriction of the use of Certain Hazardous Substances Directive) complied

Loose Tube Optical Cable-indoor optic cable APPLICATION: Adopted to indoor distribution As pigtail of communication equipment Suitable for communication equipment served Suitable for floor connection CHARACTERISTICS: Hight strength Kevlar yarn member More tight buffered design Round construction Saft. Easy to strip Features & Benefits – Available in sizes from 2 to 24 fibers – Length marking in meters for easy determination of the cable length – Full dielectric construction,

Fibre Optic Indoor Cable Tight Buffer Indoor Simplex Cable Simplex Simplex cable consists of single tight buffered fiber with aramid yarns as tensile strength members with jacket of either Flame Retardant PVC or LSZH compound. The cable is unconnectorized. Applications – Flexible terminating leads such as pigtails, patch cords and test leads – Support all computer network applications such as FDDI, Gigabit Ethernet and ATM – Short distance applications for indoor use

Duplex Flat Duplex Flat Cable consists of two simplex units. Two simplex cords are placed side by side and jacketed with either Flame Retardant PVC or LSZH compound. The cable is unconnectorized. Applications – Flexible terminating leads such as pigtails, patch cords and test leads – Support all computer network applications such as FDDI, Gigabit Ethernet and ATM – Short distance applications for indoor use Features & Benefits – All dielectric (metal-free) optical fiber leads

Breakout PVC Jacketed Cable Application Breakout Cable is designed for routing to different locations and direct termination of fibers in the field. The cable is mostly suitable for pre-terminated cable assemblies. Description The cable contains 2 to 36 fibers which are individually buffered tight or semi-tight construction. Each fiber is individually protected in a mini cable. Aramid yarn will be applied either inside the mini cable or within the inner jacket of the cable. The

Tight Buffer Distribution Cable Application This distribution fiber optic cable is used for interconnection of the distribution boxes and end devices. The distribution fiber optic cable is very suitable for various indoor and outdoor applications, including routing between buildings within ducts and inside building up to riser shafts. Description The distribution fiber optic cable consists of color-coded PVC tight buffered fibers. The fibers are reinforced with aramid yarn for