This multi-purpose breakout optical cable uses single-core cables as sub-units. With a non-metallic central strength member, the sub-units are stranded around it to form the cable core. A sheath is extruded in the final step; available materials include PVC, LSZH, Hytrel, TPU and ETFE.
Multiple single-core cables are stranded around a central strength member to deliver excellent tensile performance for the optical cable.
Each single-core unit adopts aramid yarn, featuring high tensile strength and superior bending resistance. Gel-free design simplifies installation and termination.
The outer sheath offers outstanding anti-corrosion, waterproof, UV-resistant and eco-friendly properties.
All-dielectric construction provides immunity to electromagnetic interference.
Manufactured with rigorous production processes and scientific structural design.
YD/T1258.4-2005 Indoor optical cable series – Part 4
IEC 60794-2-2002 Optical cables – Part 2
IEC 60332-1-2-2004 Tests on cables under fire conditions for power and optical cables
Indoor horizontal cabling, building vertical riser cabling
Direct connection for end users
This multi-purpose distribution cable adopts 900 μm flame-retardant tight-buffered optical fibers as the transmission medium. Each tight-buffered fiber is wrapped with an aramid yarn layer as the strength member unit, followed by extrusion of a sheath available in PVC or LSZH material.
This indoor duct cable enables simple connection and installation. It offers water-blocking, moisture-proof, insulating and abrasion-resistant properties, and features high mechanical robustness against breakage.
It adopts G.657 bend-insensitive optical fiber and matched installation accessories to achieve rapid deployment and meet customers’ cabling requirements. Featuring an aesthetic, quick and concealed installation, it will not damage the original interior building appearance. It supports network upgrade and enables FTTH and FTTD applications.