Fig 8 12 Core Gyxtc8y Fiber Optic Cable

Description

Fig 8 12-core cable is a type of fiber optic cable designed for aerial installations, where it can be suspended between poles or other structures without requiring additional support wires.

Applications of Fig 8 12-Core Fiber Optic Cable:

• Telecommunications: Ideal for high-speed data transmission in telecommunications networks, supporting internet, voice, and video services over long distances.
• Aerial Installations: Perfect for aerial deployments where the cable must span between poles or other structures without additional support wires, reducing installation complexity and costs.
• Broadband Networks: Used in broadband networks, to provide reliable and high-capacity connections to residential and commercial users.
• Power and Utility Networks: Can be installed alongside power lines, where the self-supporting design and durability are beneficial.

Technical Specifications:

• Fiber Count: 12 optical fibers.
• Cable Diameter: The overall diameter of the cable varies depending on the specific design and materials used. Generally aligns with industry standards for aerial fiber optic cables.
• Messenger Wire: Typically made of galvanized steel, with a diameter designed to provide sufficient tensile strength for the required span length.
• Operating Temperature: Designed to operate within a temperature range of -40°C to +70°C, making it suitable for various climates.
• Maximum Span Length: The cable can support long spans between poles, typically ranging from 50-100 meters or more.