GDTS Photoelectric Hybrid Cable, Integrated Fiber & Power Composite Cable for Communication & Power Supply

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This cable incorporates 250μm optical fibers housed within a loose tube fabricated from high-modulus material. The loose tube is filled with water-blocking compound. The cable core adopts FRP or metallic strength members; a PE layer is added when metallic strength members are used. Power conductors and fiber loose tubes are stranded around the central strength member to form a compact, circular cable core, which is also filled with water-blocking compound. After applying longitudinal PSP covering, a PE or LSZH outer sheath is extruded, completing the cable structure.

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Outdoor Cable

Description

Characteristics

Excellent flexibility and mechanical properties
Integrated photoelectric design to fully save pipeline resources
Power conductors and optical fibers adopt relatively independent structures, facilitating cable pulling, extraction and termination
Integrates power lines, telephone lines, reticule cables, monitoring cables and data lines into one single cable to reduce overall costs
Wide operating temperature range
Wide installation temperature range
Small outer diameter and low bending radius for installation in confined spaces; capable of transmitting both signals and power simultaneously
Strict manufacturing processes and scientific structural design

Standards

YD/T 2159-2010, Photoelectric Hybrid Cable for Access Network
GB/T 5023.1-2008, PVC Insulated Power Cables with Rated Voltage of 450/750V and Below

Installation

Duct installation, Aerial installation

Application

For short-distance telecommunications and remote power supply for communication equipment

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