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Used
in trunking, LAN and distribution applications where
small size, lightweight, and versatile installation
capability are required. |
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Suitable for both indoor and outdoor use -- no need to splice outdoor cable to indoor cable at the building entrance. |
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Flame-retardant for indoor installations. Fungus-resistant, water-resistant and UV-resistant for outdoor use. |
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Cable can be armored for additional protection in direct burial and aerial installations. |
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Highest specific strength-to-weight ratio and compact cable design for limited conduit space and tight bends in long cable pulls. |
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Helically stranded cable core for flexibility, survival in difficult pulls, and superior mechanical protection for the optical fibers. Available on most cables. |
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Lower total installed costs. |
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Economical for longer distance runs where size and cable cost are more significant. |
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High performance tight-buffer coating on each optical fiber for environmental and mechanical protection. |
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D-Series and DC-Series cables feature Core-Locked™ outer jacket for enhanced cable pulling versatility through multiple bends or vertically. |
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2 to 156 fibers without subgrouping for the most size efficient tight-buffer fiber optic cable available. Higher fiber counts are available upon request. |
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For
D-Series and DC-Series Cables - Water-Blocked Option:
A totally dry water-blocked option utilizes the Core-Locked™
jacket along with super-absorbent-polymer coated aramid
yarn, which swells upon exposure to water. Use a D or
a DC prefix for Core-Locked™ jacket, and append
a "WB" suffix onto the regular part number.
Available on most cables. |
