6-Fibers Singlemode 9/125 Single-Armored Indoor Tight-Buffered Breakout Fiber Optical Cable

• Customization: Available
• Application: Communication
• Type: Single-mode Fiber
• Model NO.: TBBC-OS2-6
• Material Shape: Round Wire
• Allowed Lateral Pressure: >1000(N/100mm)
• Allowed Tensile Strength: 1000N<10000N
• Core: 6 Cores
• Certification: RoHS, CE
• Brand: OEM
• Sheath Material: PE
• Od: 4.5 mm
• Transport Package: Plastic Drum
• Specification: 1M-4km
• Trademark: STAR LINK
• Origin: China
• HS Code: 85367000
• Production Capacity: 500km/Month

Product Description

6 Fibers Singlemode 9/125 OS2, LSZH, Single-Armored Indoor Tight-Buffered Breakout Fiber Optical Cable DCAC
 

The cable consists of several 0.6mm tight buffer fibers, armored flexible metal tube, a layer of Kevlar yarn, and a outer jacket. It is an ideal choice for direct connectorization. It's the easiest fiber cable to install where direct termination of connectors to sub-units and direct run to panels and equipment is desired. 
 

Cable Type	Tight-Buffered Breakout Tube	Fiber Count	6 Fibers
Armor Layer	PSP	Fiber Type	Single-mode G.652D(Blue)
Outer Jacket	LSZH	Inner Jacket	PVC
Out Sheath Diameter	4.5mm	Weight	18kg/km
Tensile Strength (long/short term)	100/200N	Crush Load (long/short term)	3000/5000 (N/100mm)
Bending Radius (long/short term)	10D/20D(mm)	Operating /StorageTemperature	-40 to +60°C

 

Feature And Application

 

Soft, agility, convenience for connectLSZH Jacket provide good fame resistant performanceGood mechanical property and environment propertyHigh compression resistant, high tensile resistant, rat-bite resistant

Used for pigtails and patch cordsSuitable for indoor level and vertical cablingIdeal for use in optical distribution frameUsed in optical connections in optical apparatus and equipment

Ideal Solution by Using Breakout Cable

Breakout cables are used anywhere multiple fibers must be run from one point to another. Since each fiber is protected by strength members and a jacket, breakout cables are often used in horizontal spaces between work areas and a telecom or equipment room. They are also used within the building fiber backbone for connecting the telecom room to the equipment room in a hierarchical topology. Breakout cables can be used between patch panels or plugged directly into equipment.