12 Core Outdoor Fiber Optic Drop Cable

Description

Overview

12 Core Outdoor Fiber Optic Drop Cable is a communication cable that has 12 optical fibers (silica and quartz glass components). It is a commonly used communication optical cable with a variety of structural variants and two transmission modes.

In terms of structure, there are two types of Fiber Optic Drop Cable: outdoor and inside. Outdoor cores are divided into two categories: center beam tube and layer stranded. The layered kind is more widely used since it has a larger number of cores and provides better protection than the central beam tube type. (The stranded type is a structure in which the optical fiber surrounds the central reinforcement and is filled with no paste and reinforced with double steel wires; the central beam tube type is a structure in which the optical fiber is located in the center of the optical cable and is filled with no paste and reinforced with double steel wires)

Cable Marking

Unless otherwise required the sheath will be marked at intervals of 1m, containing:

(a) Indication in meters

(b) Quantity and type of fibers

(c) Factory name

(d) Date of manufacturing (year)

(e) Other requirements

The marks will be permanent and legible for the duration of the cable life.