4-6-8-12-24-Core GJFJV Indoor Fiber Optic Cable Mini Round

What is 4-6-8-12-24-Core GJFJV Indoor Fiber Optic Cable Mini Round ?

4-6-8-12-24-Core GJFJV Indoor Fiber Optic Cable Mini Round Indoor distribution tight buffer cable are used for LAN connections, patch cords, MTP/MPO, pigtails and internal point-to-point links(data cabinets, equipment rooms, wall outlets and computers). with 250um fibre, the cable is suitable for industry standard connectors and can be easily made into assemblies for MTP/MPO patch cords. they can also be supplied in PVC (OFNR & OFNP) or LSZH jackets

Features GJFJV Indoor Fiber Optic Cable Mini Round :

It’s easier to be operated and maintained, with one tube for multi-cores
It’s soft with small bending ratio, and easily to be stripped
High strength aramid yarn offers high tensile strength
Flame- retardant
It’s available under high and low temperatures

Applications:

Distribution cable
Indoor cabling, for FTTx
Data center
Multi cores pigtails and patchcords, upto 48 cores per cable
Indoor pipe wiring systems
MPO/MTP high density wiring systems
Connecting for indoor equipments

4-6-8-12-24-Core GJFJV Indoor Fiber Optic Cable Mini Round

Fiber Optic Cable Transmission Distances

Indoor Fiber Optic Cables Type

Dram for indoor Fiber Optic cable light weight cables 2Km

Dram for outdoor Fiber optic cable heavy weight cables 2Km

Cable Dram Information and marking

indoor fiber optic cables are used exclusively within buildings and must have a flame-retardant jacket to fit this purpose. They Flame resistant cable may be deployed in-duct (conduit) or cable tray. When routing a cable within a building, you will also need to factor in fire prevention requirements. These requirements differ per country and region of the world.

Optical fiber cables for indoor cabling are used for the construction of horizontal subsystem and SCS building backbone cabling subsytems. They differ form cables used for outdoor cabling by two key parameters.

Indoor fiber optic cable is tight buffer design, usually they consist of the following components inside the cable, the FRP which is non-metallic strengthen member, the tight buffer optical fiber, the Kevlar which is used to further strength the cable structure, making it resist high tension, and the cable outer jacket. The trend is to use LSZH or other RoHS compliant PVC materials to make the cable jacket; this will help protect the environment and the health of the end users.

Indoor Cables

Cables for indoor applications include the following:

* Simplex cables
* Duplex cables
* Multifiber cables
* Heavy-, light-, and plenum-duty cables
* Breakout cables
* Ribbon cables

GJFJV Indoor Fiber Optic Cable Mini Round