
| Diameter | Tensile Strength (N) | Crush Resistance (N/100mm) | Bending Radius (mm) |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2 cores | Long term: 200, Short term: 660 | Long term: 300, Short term: 1000 | Static: 10·D, Dynamic: 20·D |
| 4 cores | Long term: 200, Short term: 660 | Long term: 300, Short term: 1000 | Static: 10·D, Dynamic: 20·D |
Note: D = Cable diameter.
| Attenuation (Max, dB/km) | Bandwidth (Min, MHz·km) | Fiber Type |
|---|---|---|
| 850 nm: 3.5, 1300 nm: 1.5 | 850 nm: 200~800, 1300 nm: 200~1200 | MMF A1a |
| 850 nm: 3.5, 1300 nm: 1.5 | 850 nm: 160~800, 1300 nm: 200~1000 | MMF A1b |
| 1310 nm: 0.40, 1550 nm: 0.30 | — | SMF B1.3, B6 |
Note: All values can be customized.
Indoor Armored Cable ♦ Description The simplex cables are stranded around a strength member, and the cable is completed with an armored sheath. ♦ Feature ♦ The simplex cables can be terminated separately ♦ The armored layer provides excellent crush resistance ♦ The central steel wire provides excellent tensile strength ♦Structure & Material ♦ Application ♦ Indoor cabling ♦ Pre-terminated in the factory ♦ Pigtail and patchcord in communication equipments
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