FinMark UTxxx-SM-02 optical cable

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FinMark UTxxx-SM-02 optical cable

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    Description

    Use:
    For laying in all types of soil (without cryosolic deformations), in cable-conduit lines, in pipes, on bridges, in tunnels, collectors at the entry into a building, including places infested with rodents.

     

    Design:
    Cable with a central optical module, which can contain up to 24 optical fibers. At the perimeter of central module an armor from round steel braidings is placed. Cavities between braiding armour are filled with hydrofobic water-blocking compound. Second armour layer is made from steel goffer band, and apart from providing mechanical protection, serves as a hydrobarrier preventing moisture diffusion through polymeric coatings towards optical fiber. External coating is made from UV-stabilized polyethylene of high density. 

     

    Specifications:

    Amount of fibers, pcs.

    2 – 6

    8 – 12

    14 – 24

    Diameter of optical module, mm

    2.5

    3.0

    3.6

    Diameter of steel braiding, mm

    0.8

    Outer coating thickness, mm *

    2

    Diameter of cable, mm *

    9.9

    10.4

    11.0

    Cable mass, kg/km  **

    136

    153

    171

    Min. bending radius, constant/dynamic

    10 / 20 cable diameters

    Max. tensile force, N

    3000 / 1200 (short-term/long-term)

    Max. compressive load, N/100mm

    2000 / 600 (short-term/long-term)

    Allowable temperatures

    operation

    -40°C – +60°C

    storage

    -50°C – +70°C

    install.

    -20°C – +50°C

    (*) – allowable deviation +/- 0.2 mm
    (**) – averaged

    An optical fiber Fujikura FutureGuide is placed in the cable – LWP (complies with ITU-T G.652.D) its specifications you can find here. On a client’s demand cable can be manufactured with fibers byITU-T G.655

    Description of colour marking of optical fibers you can find here

    Symbolic notation of FinMark optical cables you can find here.