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Direct Buried Type Double Sheathed Fiber Optic Cables

By niveksuhail
Loose tube designed. Installed direct buried and/or duct type installation for highly reliable industrial applications. Designed for outdoor applications to protect optical fiber for the unexpected mechanical and environmental conditions. Qualification and acceptance testing are performed to assure the optical cable’s performance and durability in several environments.

Applications

Telecommunication applications. Video applications. Distribution. Long Haul Communications Systems. Metropolitan Communication Systems.
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Highlights

Fiber counts up to 216
High tensile strength design
Fibers per loose tube 1-12
Gel-filled cable core for the water resistance
Dry core design also possible for water resistance in customer request
Suitable for direct buried application
Colored fiber for the quick identification
UV resistance for the outer Sheath
High fiber count to diameter ratio
Fully complies with Telcordia GR-20 and
TIA/EIA standards
Customer design is available on request
Colored fiber for the quick identification
Ripcord for easy strip outer sheath

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