GTDS GTFDS Photoelectric Composite Fiber Optic Cable Hybrid Copper Power Cable 36 Cores 48 Cores – AIXTON

DETAIL

GDTS fibers, single-mode/multimode, are housed in loose tubes made of high-modulus plastic and filled with tube-filling compound. A metallic reinforcing member is located in the center of the cable. Copper tubes and wires (of the required specifications) are twisted around the central reinforcing member to form a cable core. The core is filled with cable-filling compound and shielded with corrugated steel tape. A PE jacket is then extruded over the core.

Features

• Precise process control that ensures good mechanical and temperature performance

• Hybrid optical and electrical design, solving the problem of power supply and signal transmission and providing centralized power monitoring and maintenance for equipment.

• Improve energy management capabilities and reduce power supply coordination and maintenance.

• Reduce acquisition costs and save on construction costs

• It is primarily used to connect BBUs and RRUs in a remote DC power supply system for a distributed base station

• Applicable to overhead and duct installations

Applications

1. It is used in the access network or as an outdoor-to-indoor access cable in the customer premises network;

2. It is used as an access cable for buildings in premises distribution systems, especially used in indoor or outdoor aerial access cabling.

Technical characteristics

1. The unique second coating and braiding technology provides the fibers with ample space and flexibility.

Resistance, which ensures good optical properties of the fibers in the cable.

2. Precise process control ensures good mechanical and temperature performance

3. High-quality raw materials ensure a long service life for the cable.

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