The multifiber armored cables provide both durability and flexibility into a unique networking solution with 4 to 12 individual fiber strands. Each fiber has an helical stainless steel tape over a buffered fibre surrounded by a layer of aramid and stainless steel mesh with an outer jacket. It's specifically designed for customer premises, central offices and indoor harsh environments or heavy traffic areas which require extra protection.
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Customized 6 Fibers OS2 Single Mode LC/SC/FC/ST Armored Indoor 3.0mm Multi-Fiber Breakout Cable
#33887
#33887
US$60.00
FS P/N: AM-SMXX6FFS P/N: AM-SMXX6F
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Connector A:
LC UPC Duplex
Connector B:
LC UPC Duplex
Cable Jacket:
PVC
Pulling Eye:
None
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Customized 6 Fibers Singlemode 9/125 Armored Breakout Cable 3.0mm Legs
Specifications
Connector Type
LC/SC/ST/FC
Polish Type
UPC/APC
Fiber Mode
OS2 9/125μm
Wavelength
1310/1550nm
Fiber Count
6 Fibers
Cable Jacket
PVC
Fiber Grade
G.657.A1
Minimum Bend Radius
30D (Dynamic/Static)
Insertion Loss
≤0.3dB
Return Loss
UPC≥50dB, APC≥60dB
Attenuation at 1310nm
0.36 dB/km
Attenuation at 1550nm
0.22 dB/km
Trunk Outside Diameter (OD)
4.5mm
Breakout Outside Diameter (OD)
3.0mm
Polarity
A (Tx) to B (Rx)
Jacket Color
Blue
Armor Layer
Stainless Steel Tube
Tensile Loads
200/400N (Long/Short Term)
Operating Temperature
-25~70°C
Storage Temperature
-25~70°C
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Features
Tough Steel Tube Protects Network Connection Further
Stainless steel tube can provide good protection against optical fiber breakage and be used in a slight oil, gas and moisture environment, which ensure the operation of the network.
Trampling Resistance
Moisture Resistance
Gas Resistance
Oil Resistance
Rodents/Pests Resistance
Carrier-grade Cable with Guaranteed Quality
Superior cable assemblies reduce light loss during cable bending and easily meet your diverse cabling requirements.
Breakout Kits
Cable is easy to wire manage and save cabling space.
Zirconia Ceramic Ferrule
The precision ferrules reach up to 1000 times times insertions lifespan.
120N-225N Tensile Strength
The pull-resistant cable prevents breaking and prolongs the life.
Two Polish Types for Various Signal Sensitivity Demands
The fiber endface of APC is polished at an 8° angle and UPC is polished with no angle. Please note
that the two connectors cannot be mated or they will be unusable.
that the two connectors cannot be mated or they will be unusable.
UPC mainly used for TV, telephony and data systems.
APC mainly used for FTTX, PON and other WDM systems.
Three Jacket Materials Used in Diverse Cabling Zone
It's important to know the differences between OFNP, PVC, LSZH jackets because each different type is used in different locations.
Meet the Various Indoor Installation Needs
Durable fiber patch cables are suitable for network cabinet connection, ceiling channel wiring and under-floor wiring in the data center.
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P***a
Spain
December 12, 2021
Finally found a jumper that pesky mice can't eat.
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Comment 0D***y
Martinique
November 06, 2021
Well done with 24F cables.
As we are in a datacenter environment we are looking for very high density cables, the most fibers we can put in the smallest optical tube so we are using less space in our cable trays.
We have many connections from our servers to our network racks that’s why we can’t pull 12x 2 fibers while 1x 24 with almost the same diameter does the job.
As we are in a datacenter environment we are looking for very high density cables, the most fibers we can put in the smallest optical tube so we are using less space in our cable trays.
We have many connections from our servers to our network racks that’s why we can’t pull 12x 2 fibers while 1x 24 with almost the same diameter does the job.
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Comment 0O***s
Netherlands
September 11, 2019
I need some bare fiber that can carry 10000Mbps high-speed broadband. A clear project topology diagram helped us to identify the product quickly. These armored cables we received just in time to pass through my duct.
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