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2f Extralink Aerial Fiber Optic Cable 2j Sm G.652 D Diameter 4,7mm 0,5kn With Frp Fujikura Fibers Inside
Extralink
EX.8338
TP038097
New
Product Description
The 2FO (2X1) Aerial Loose tube Fiber Optic Cable OS2 G.652.D PVC Black (Part number: EX.8338) from Extralink with 2FO. All-dielectric self-supporting cable (ADSS) is strong enough to support itself between poles, being used in optical networks, in self supported overhead power lines, suspended on poles or mounted on buildings being the best solution for quick and low-cost installations since the poles are already mounted from legacy networks.
Overhead fibre optic cable 2F 1T2F, G652D, 4.4 mm
Extralink Aerial Cable is a fiber optic cable designed for use in overhead installations.
For the construction of the cable, 2 G.652D type fibers were used, which are placed in a loose central tube, and the strengthening element is made up of two FRP rods of Fujikura.
The outer shell is made of solar radiation-resistant polyethylene (PE).
The cable diameter is 4.4 mm and the total length of the cable on the reel is 2 kilometers.
Features
Features
- Fibre G.652D
- One central tube
- HDPE outer coating
- Fujikura FRP Reinforcement Bars
- Tensile strength 0.5 kN
- Diameter 4.4 mm
Application
Application
- Overhead networks
- FTTx
Characteristics
Cabel for assembly Aerial Cabel for assembly Outside the building Fiber standard G.652.D Number of fibers 2F Cable diameter 4,7mm Cable diameter 4.4 Cable length 2000 Cable type FTTH Connector 1 No Connector 1 gender No Connector 2 No Connector 2 gender No Fiber mode structure Single-mode Fibre optic type G.652D Jacket material High-Density Polyethylene (HDPE), Nylon/Polyvinyl Chloride (PVC) Product colour Black Tensil strenght 0,5 kN
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Product Specifications
Fiber Type (ITU)
OS2 G.652.D
Fiber Count (FO)
2
Fiber per tube
1
FOC Construction
Loose tube
Jacket Material
PVC
Outer Diameter
4.1mm-6.0mm
Color
Black
Fiber Type (ITU) - OS2 G.652.D
Each type of single-mode fiber has its own area of application, and the evolution of these optical fiber specifications reflects the evolution of transmission system technology from the earliest installation of single-mode optical fiber to the present day. Choose the right fiber is very important for each project/installation. The specification of the OS2 fiber is generally considered as the SMF standard for the single-mode fiber. For the OS2 G.652 fiber there are 4 subcategories: G.652.A, G.652.B, G.652.C, G.652.D.
The OS2 G.652.D single-mode fibers are the most used type of fiber for networking and communications applications. The OS2 G.652.D fiber type provides a zero dispersion at 1310nm wavelength therefor it is optimized for operation in the 1310nm Wavelength. The regular performance remains on the 1550nm wavelength.
Benefits of using the OS2 G.652.D fibers:
- Backward compatibility with earlier versions;
- Lower system cost;
- Offers zero water peak and seamless splicing;
- Lower splicing losses;
- Supports longer cable runs.
FOC Construction - Loose tube
While using a loose tube construction in cables, you can:
- Pull and stretch without causing fractures from bending or tension;
- Have full resistant protection of the fiber core, cladding and coating (mechanical protection and UV protection);
- Reach optimized performances at extreme temperatures;
- Avoid the risk of environmental damage (including water damage).
The loose tube construction solution can be chosen for the following applications:
- Direct buried;
- Aerial;
- Duct;
- Rodent resistant;
- Indoor and outdoor;
- Water-blocking;
- Temperature endurance.
Jacket Material - PVC
PVC (polyvinyl chloride) is a common jacket material that provides excellent protection against moisture, abrasion, and chemicals. It is flexible, durable, and cost-effective, making it a popular choice for a wide range of applications, from consumer electronics to industrial machinery. However, PVC can release toxic fumes when burned, and it is not as heat-resistant as other materials, which may limit its use in certain high-temperature environments.