8 core 62.5/125 MultiMode Indoor distribution Fiber Optic Cable

Product Description 8 core   62.5/125  MultiMode Indoor distribution  Fiber Optic Cable,  Indoor distribution cable  ,  8 core distribution  Fiber Optic Cable ,  8 core singlemode Fiber Cable    Distribution Cables are designed for indoor riser applications. A thick durable jacket offers excellent strength and protection during installations and restorations. Corning InfiniCor® laser enhanced fibers are standard and the specific fiber utilized is clearly marked on the jacket imprint. This ensures product quality and fiber compatibility for future system upgrades.

Features:
• 900um tight buffer easy to strip
• Aramid Strength member
• Compatible with industry termination products
• RoHS compliant
•Rugged Jacket for easy installations
• 2 to 24 fiber counts (Please Call for Non-Listed Counts)

Applications:
• Loopback assemblies
•12 colors available for color coding installations (Please call for different colors)
• 1 Gigabit Ethernet & 10 Gigabit Ethernet applications   Technical Parameters:  

Technical Parameters:
Cable Count	Outside Diameter	Tight buffer Diameter	Weight	Minimum allowable Tensile Strength (N)			minimum allowable Crush Load (N/100mm)		Minimum Bending Radius (MM)		Storage temperature
	(MM)	(MM)	(KG)	short term		long term	short term	long term	short term	long term	(℃)
02	3.5	0.9	15.00	600		200	1000	200	20D	10D	-20+60
04	5.0	0.9	22.00	600		200	1000	200	20D	10D	-20+60
06	5.0	0.9	23.00	600		200	1000	200	20D	10D	-20+60
08	5.5	0.9	27.00	600		200	1000	200	20D	10D	-20+60
12	6.3	0.9	35.00	600		200	1000	200	20D	10D	-20+60
16	7.0	0.9	45.00	600		200	1000	200	20D	10D	-20+60
24	8.5	0.9	60.00	600		200	1000	200	20D	10D	-20+60

  Optical Characteristics:    

Fiber Sort	Multimode	G.651		A1a:50/125				Graded-index fiber
				A1b:62.5/125
	Singlemode	G.652(A,B,C,D)						B1.1:Conventional fiber
		G.653						B2: Zero dispersion shifted
		G.654						B1.2 :Cut-off wavelength shifted
		G.655						B4: Main technical data for positive      dispersion shifted single-mode fiber
		G657( A1, A2)						Bending Insensitive Single-mode Fiber

    FAQ  What is Fiber Optic Cable?   An optical fiber cable is a cable containing one or more optical fibers that are used to carry light. The optical fiber  elements are typically individually coated with plastic layers and contained in a protective tube suitable for the en vironment where the cable will be deployed. Different types of cable are used for different applications, for example  long distance telecommunication, or providing a high-speed data connection between different parts of a building.
  What is the difference between 50/125 and 62.5/125 fiber? 50/125 can be run further with less loss than 62.5/125 fiber.   What is the difference between OM3 and OM4 fiber cables? OM3 and OM4 fiber cables are both laser optimized, but they have a couple of major differences. OM3 fiber cables have a bandwidth of 2000 MHz*km. They can support 10GB transmissions up to 300 meters and 40/100GB transmissions up to 100 meters. OM4 fiber cables have a much higher bandwidth than any of the other multimode fiber cables at 4700 MHz*km. They can support 10GB transmissions up to 550 meters and 40/100GB transmissions up to 125 meters.   Packaging & Shipping  

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