ETK optical cable 12 core

Outdoor Armoured fiber cable features a protective corrugated steel tape making it ideal for harsh outdoor applications. It’s loose tube construction surrounds the fibers in a protective gel, allowing for expansion and contraction of the cable without damage to the fibers.

Features

• OM1 Multimode performance
• fibers are contained in water blocked loose tubes (Maximum 12 fibers per tube) and solid polyethylene fillers
• Glass reinforced plastic (GRP) central strength member with water blocked interstices,
• Taped polyethylene inner sheath
• Corrugated steel tape armoured
• Polyethylene overall sheathed
• Nylon jacketed

technical info

Number of Elements: 5

fiber/Tube Identification: color Coded

Central Strength Member: Glass Reinforced Plastic(GRP)

fiber Protection (Tubes): Polybutylene Terephthalate (PBT)

Fillers: As Required

Water Blocking: Thixotropic Gel (Tubes) Petroleum Jelly (Interstices)

Core Wrapping: Polyethylene Terephthalate Tape

Inner Sheath: Polyethylene

Armouring: Copolymer Laminated Steel Tape

Sheath: Polyethylene (UV Stabilised)

Jacket: Nylon (UV Stabilised)

Overall Cable Diameter (Nominal): 15.1mm

Cable Mass (Nominal): 220 kg/km

Max. Bending Radius – Full load: 450mm

Tensile Strength – Short Term: 2500N Max.

Crush Resistance – Short Term: 6000 N/10cm

Operating Temperature Range: -10°C – +70°C

Core Diameter: 62.5±3.0µm

Cladding Diameter: 125±1.0µm

Max. Attenuation
At 850 nm: 3.5 dB/km
At 1300 nm: 1.0 dB/km

Min. Bandwidth
At 850 nm: 200MHz
At 1300 nm: 500MHz

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