Factory source Data Keystone Jack - Outdoor central loose tube Fiber Optic Cable-GYXTW – AIPU

Standards

In accordance with IEC, ITU and EIA standards

Description

Aipu-waton central loose tube optical cables provides up to 24 fibers in a robust all dielectric design which the central loose tube is the economical option for fiber counts no more than 24 fibers. It offers a smaller overall dimension and ensures a more efficient use of conduit space than stranded loose tube. The central tube minimizes the amount of labor and material required to install the cable. The number of breakout kits can be reduced by 50%, saving time, money and space. This central loose tube optical cable is a widely used in outdoor fiber cabling. All of its fibers are placed in a loose tube of PBT. The tube is filled with a water-resistant filling compound and is wrapped with a layer of corrugated steel tape. Between the steel tape and the loose tube there is some water-blocking material to keep the optical cable compact and watertight. Two parallel steel wires are placed at the two sides of the steel tape. The nominal diameter of the steel wire is about 0.9mm. The corrugated steel tape width and thickness are 0.2mm. Steel wire enhances cable’s side pressure and tensile resistance capability; corrugated steel tape armor ensures nice moisture proof. The overall diameter of this central tube optical cable is between 8.0mm to 8.5mm due to the different fiber counts. The sheath of this central loose tube light armored optical cable is PE material. The application of this optical cable is mainly used for small quantity cores optic fiber communication with the max counts 24 cores. 

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