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Single Mode Enhanced single mode (ESMF) features improved attenuation and optical loss performance. Now the standard offering for long haul, metro/campus applications, Fiber-to-the-home (FTTh) and premise networks. Low and Zero Water Peak (better performance across all wavelengths), Non-Zero Dispersion-Shifted (NZDF) and bend- insensitive versions are available. Used in all constructions including loose tube, tight buffer, ribbon and central tube designs. Multimode Multimode fiber (MM) provides superior performance for many short distance and premise networks with demanding bandwidth applications and Gigabit transmission speeds. Standard grade 62.5 FDDI to Laster-opti- mized 50μm versions are available. Many constructions are available to meet the needs for all outdoor and indoor applications. Gel Free Manufacture defines "gel free" fiber optic cables as cables with no water blocking gel between or in the buffer tubes. Cables with no water blocking gel between the buffer tubes only are described as dry. Optical fibers from a choice of major cable manufacturers are available in several grades to manage the bandwidth requirements of today's voice, data and video networks. 1 Grade Fiber Size (μ) Standards Compliance Link Length (m) Data Rate (Gb) Multimode 6 50/125 exceeds TIA/EIA-568-B.3-1 ISO 11801 0M3 500 10 5 50/125 TIA/EIA-568-B.3-1 ISO 11801 0M3 300 10 4 50/125 TIA/EIA-568-B.3-1 600 1 3 62.5/125 TIA/EIA-568-B.3-1 1,000 1 2 62.5/125 TIA/EIA-568-B.3-1 550 1 1 62.5/125 FDDI grade - - Single Mode* - - ITU G.652.c/d †† - - *Multiple single mode grades and constructions in stock. Call for details. Used in most current cable plants, but not recommended for future installations except as patch cordage †† Low water peak fiber with advantages for CWDM applications Fiber Selection Chart Jacket Color Chart Cable Type Jacket Color Loose Tube & Outside Plant Black Industrial Tray Orange Tight Buffered Grades 2, 3, 4 Orange Tight Buffered Grades 5, 6 Aqua Tight Buffered Single Mode Yellow Non-standard jacket colors are available upon request Fiber Sub-Unit Color Code Chart Per EIA/TIA 598-A Fiber/ Tube No. Color 1 Blue 2 Orange 3 Green 4 Brown 5 Slate 6 White Fiber/ Tube No. Color 7 Red 8 Black 9 Yellow 10 Violet 11 Rose 12 Aqua 1 OFL = Overfilled Launch 2 Effective Modal Bandwith, determined by RML or DMD performance specifications 3 Max. Attentuation for Tight Buffered, Ribbon, Micro-Loose Tube and Loose Tube Plenum Cable 4 S/L = Short wavelength (850nm)/Long wavelength (1310nm) 5 >2,000 meters for engineered links 6 Low water peak single mode suitable for CWDM use complies with ITU G.652.c/d Grade 2 3 4 5 6 Single Mode Enhanced 6 Glass Type 62.5/125μ 62.5/125μ 50/125μ 50/125μ 50/125μ Operating Wavelength (nm) 850/1,300 850/1,300 850/1,300 850/1,300 850/1,300 1,310/1,550 Min. OFL 1 Bandwidth (MHz-km) 200/500 200/500 500/500 1,500/500 3,000/500 - Min. Laser 2 Bandwidth (MHz-km) 220/500 385/500 510/500 2,000/500 4,000/500 - Max. Attenuation Loose Tube (dB/km) 3.25/1 3.25/1 3/1 3/1 3/1 .4/.3 Max. Attenuation Tight Buffered 3 (dB/km) 3.5/1.25 3.5/1.25 3.5/1.25 3.5/1.25 3.5/1.25 .8/.5 100Mb Fast Ethernet Min. Link Length (meters S/L 4 ) 300/2,000 300/2,000 300/2,000 300/2,000 300/2,000 —/5000 1Gb Ethernet Min. Link Length (meters S/L 4 ) 300/550 500/1,000 600/600 1,000 5 /600 1,000 5 /600 —/5000 10Gb Ethernet Min. Link Length (meters S/L 4 ) 35/300 35/300 85/300 300/300 500/300 —/10,000 Optical Specifications Fiber Optic Cable www.ptsupply.com [email protected] 800-238-7514

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Single ModeEnhanced single mode (ESMF) features improved attenuation and optical loss performance. Now the standard offering for long haul, metro/campus applications, Fiber-to-the-home (FTTh) and premise networks. Low and Zero Water Peak (better performance across all wavelengths), Non-Zero Dispersion-Shifted (NZDF) and bend-insensitive versions are available. Used in all constructions including loose tube, tight buffer, ribbon and central tube designs.

MultimodeMultimode fiber (MM) provides superior performance for many short distance and premise networks with demanding bandwidth applications and Gigabit transmission speeds. Standard grade 62.5 FDDI to Laster-opti-mized 50µm versions are available. Many constructions are available to meet the needs for all outdoor and indoor applications.

Gel FreeManufacture defines "gel free" fiber optic cables as cables with no water blocking gel between or in the buffer tubes. Cables with no water blocking gel between the buffer tubes only are described as dry.

Optical fibers from a choice of major cable manufacturers are available in several grades to manage the bandwidth requirements of today's voice, data and video networks.

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GradeFiber

Size (µ)Standards

ComplianceLink

Length (m)Data

Rate (Gb)Multimode

6 50/125exceeds TIA/EIA-568-B.3-1 ISO 11801 0M3

500 10

5 50/125 TIA/EIA-568-B.3-1 ISO 11801 0M3 300 10

4 50/125 TIA/EIA-568-B.3-1 600 1

3 62.5/125 TIA/EIA-568-B.3-1 1,000 1

2 62.5/125 TIA/EIA-568-B.3-1 550 1

1 62.5/125 FDDI grade † - -

Single Mode*- - ITU G.652.c/d†† - -

*Multiple single mode grades and constructions in stock. Call for details.†Used in most current cable plants, but not recommended for future installations except as patch cordage††Low water peak fiber with advantages for CWDM applications

Fiber Selection Chart Jacket Color ChartCable Type Jacket Color

Loose Tube & Outside Plant Black

Industrial Tray Orange

Tight Buffered Grades 2, 3, 4 Orange

Tight Buffered Grades 5, 6 Aqua

Tight Buffered Single Mode YellowNon-standard jacket colors are available upon request

Fiber Sub-Unit Color Code Chart Per EIA/TIA 598-A

Fiber/ Tube No. Color

1 Blue

2 Orange

3 Green

4 Brown

5 Slate

6 White

Fiber/ Tube No. Color

7 Red

8 Black

9 Yellow

10 Violet

11 Rose

12 Aqua

1OFL = Overfilled Launch2Effective Modal Bandwith, determined by RML or DMD performance specifications3Max. Attentuation for Tight Buffered, Ribbon, Micro-Loose Tube and Loose Tube Plenum Cable

4S/L = Short wavelength (850nm)/Long wavelength (1310nm)5>2,000 meters for engineered links6Low water peak single mode suitable for CWDM use complies with ITU G.652.c/d

Grade 2 3 4 5 6 Single Mode Enhanced6Glass Type 62.5/125µ 62.5/125µ 50/125µ 50/125µ 50/125µ

Operating Wavelength (nm) 850/1,300 850/1,300 850/1,300 850/1,300 850/1,300 1,310/1,550

Min. OFL1 Bandwidth (MHz-km) 200/500 200/500 500/500 1,500/500 3,000/500 -

Min. Laser2 Bandwidth (MHz-km) 220/500 385/500 510/500 2,000/500 4,000/500 -

Max. Attenuation Loose Tube (dB/km) 3.25/1 3.25/1 3/1 3/1 3/1 .4/.3

Max. Attenuation Tight Buffered3 (dB/km) 3.5/1.25 3.5/1.25 3.5/1.25 3.5/1.25 3.5/1.25 .8/.5

100Mb Fast Ethernet Min. Link Length (meters S/L4) 300/2,000 300/2,000 300/2,000 300/2,000 300/2,000 —/5000

1Gb Ethernet Min. Link Length (meters S/L4) 300/550 500/1,000 600/600 1,0005/600 1,0005/600 —/5000

10Gb Ethernet Min. Link Length (meters S/L4) 35/300 35/300 85/300 300/300 500/300 —/10,000

Optical Specifications

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Loose Tube Single Jacket Dielectric and ArmoredSingle mode (ESMF, NZDSF), Multimode, Hybrid

ApplicationsLoose tube cables provide versatile performance for aerial lashed, duct, and direct buried installations. These cables combine adhesive armor, flexible tubes and swellable dry water-blocking.

Constructions Dielectric, armored, single jacket

Fiber Count 2 to 432 fibers in color-coded buffer tubes

Options Preconnectorized, gel-filled core, steel central member, copper pair(s)

Other Versions Central, heavy duty, indoor-outdoor

Performance ANSI/ICEA, IEC, RDUP, Telcordia GR-20

Maximum Installation Load

600 lbf (2670N)

Maximum Operation Load

180 lbf (800N)

Shipping and Storage

-40°F to 167°F (-40°C to 75°C)

Installation -22°F to 140°F (-30°C to 60°C)

Operation -40°F to 158°F (-40°C to 70°C)

Specifi cations

Features and BenefitsEasy Cable Entry and Preparation

Adhesive bond armor greatly improves mid-entry

Ripcord speeds cable entry and outer jacket removal

Dry core swellable binders speed cable prep

Flexible Routing and TerminationUp to 20' buffer tube storage length supports multi-vendor FTTx pedestals, closures and cabinets

Flexible buffer tubes simplify routing and splicing prep

Available with BendBright® and BendBright®XS bend-tolerant single mode fiber

Multi-purpose Installation and UseSmall diameter and light weight extend installation length

Optional corrugated steel tape armor provides mechanical protection and rodent resistance

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Central Strength Member

Optical Fibers

Flexible Buffter Tubes (2.7mm)

Water Blocking BindersStrength Yarns

Armor (corrugated steel)

Ripcord

Jacket (PE)

Single Jacket, Dielectric

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Fiber Count No. Buffer Tubes inch mm lb/K-ft kg/km inch cm inch cm

2 to 60 5 .42 10.6 53 79 8 21 4 11

62 to 72 6 .45 11.5 63 94 9 23 5 11

74 to 84 7 .49 12.3 72 107 10 25 5 12

86 to 96 8 .53 13.4 82 122 11 27 5 13

98 to 108 9 .56 14.2 90 134 11 28 6 14

110 to 120 10 .60 15.1 99 147 12 30 6 15

122 to 132 11 .63 16.1 109 162 13 32 6 16

134 to 216 18 .67 16.9 126 187 13 34 7 17

218 to 264 22 .74 18.9 153 228 15 38 7 19

266 to 288 24 .77 19.6 167 248 15 39 8 20

290 to 432* 18 .73 18.6 153 228 15 37 7 19

Diameter Load No Load

Bend RadiusApproximate Cable Weight

Loose Tube Dielectric Single Jacket

Fiber Count No. Buffer Tubes inch mm lb/K-ft kg/km inch cm inch cm

2 to 60 5 .48 12.2 98 146 10 24 7 18

62 to 72 6 .51 13.0 109 162 10 26 8 20

74 to 84 7 .55 14.0 122 182 11 28 8 21

86 to 96 8 .59 15.0 135 201 12 30 9 23

98 to 108 9 .62 15.8 146 218 12 32 9 24

110 to 210 10 .66 16.8 161 240 13 34 10 25

122 to 132 11 .69 17.6 171 255 14 35 10 26

134 to 216 18 .73 18.6 195 291 15 37 11 28

218 to 264 22 .81 20.6 231 344 16 41 12 31

266 to 288 24 .84 21.4 242 360 17 43 13 32

290 to 432* 18 .80 20.3 225 335 16 41 12 31

Diameter Load No Load

Bend RadiusApproximate Cable Weight

Loose Tube Armored Single Jacket

*Cables with fiber counts greater than 288 contain 24 fibers in a larger PBT buffer tube with 12 fiber binder groups. Rated buffer storage is 8' (2.4m).

Information based on Draka specs.

Information based on Draka specs.

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Loose Tube Double Jacket Dielectric, Armored, Double ArmoredSingle mode (ESMF, NZDSF), Multimode, Hybrid

ApplicationsMulti-purpose outdoor performance for aerial lashed, duct and direct buried installations.

Constructions Dielectric, armored, double armored, double jacket

Fiber Count 2 to 432 fibers in color-coded buffer tubes

Options Preconnectorized, gel-filled core, steel central member, copper pair(s)

Other Versions Central, heavy duty, indoor-outdoor

Performance ANSI/ICEA, IEC, RDUP, Telcordia GR-20

Maximum Installation Load

600 lbf (2670N)

Maximum Operation Load

180 lbf (800N)

Shipping and Storage

-40°F to 167°F (-40°C to 75°C)

Installation -22°F to 140°F (-30°C to 60°C)

Operation -40°F to 158°F (-40°C to 70°C)

Specifi cations

Features and BenefitsEasy Cable Entry and Preparation

Adhesive bond armor greatly improves mid-entry

Ripcord speeds cable entry and outer jacket removal

Dry core swellable binders speed cable prep

Flexible Routing and TerminationUp to 20' buffer tube storage length supports multi-vendor FTTx pedestals, closures and cabinets

Flexible buffer tubes simplify routing and splicing prep

Multi-purpose Installation and UseSmall diameter and light weight extend installation length

Optional corrugated steel tape armor provides mechanical protection and rodent resistance

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Central Strength Member

Optical Fibers

Flexible Buffter Tubes (2.7mm)

Water Blocking BindersStrength Yarns

Armor (corrugated steel)

Ripcord

Jacket (PE)

Armor (corrugated steel)

Jacket (PE)

Double Jacket, Double Armored

Outdoor Fiber

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Loose Tube Dielectric Double Jacket

Fiber Count No. Buffer Tubes inch mm lb/K-ft kg/km inch cm inch cm

2 to 60 5 .54 13.8 118 175 11 28 8 21

62 to 72 6 .57 14.5 138 205 11 29 9 22

74 to 84 7 .61 15.5 153 228 12 31 9 23

86 to 96 8 .65 16.6 170 253 13 33 10 25

98 to 108 9 .68 17.3 182 272 14 35 10 26

110 to 210 10 .72 18.3 201 300 14 37 11 28

122 to 132 11 .75 19.1 212 315 15 38 11 29

134 to 216 18 .79 20.1 239 356 16 40 12 30

218 to 264 22 .87 22.1 283 421 17 44 13 33

266 to 288 24 .90 22.9 295 439 18 46 14 34

290 to 432* 18 .87 22.1 279 415 17 44 13 33

Diameter Load No Load

Bend RadiusApproximate Cable Weight

Loose Tube Armored Double Jacket

*Cables with fiber counts greater than 288 contain 24 fibers in a larger PBT buffer tube with 12 fiber binder groups. Rated buffer storage is 8' (2.4m).

Fiber Count No. Buffer Tubes inch mm lb/K-ft kg/km inch cm inch cm

2 to 60 5 .48 12.1 68 101 10 24 5 12

62 to 72 6 .51 13.0 83 124 10 26 5 13

74 to 84 7 .55 13.9 91 136 11 28 5 14

86 to 96 8 .59 15.0 103 153 12 30 6 15

98 to 108 9 .62 15.7 111 165 12 31 6 16

110 to 120 10 .66 16.7 123 182 13 33 7 17

122 to 132 11 .69 17.6 132 196 14 35 7 18

134 to 216 18 .73 18.4 149 221 15 37 7 18

218 to 264 22 .80 20.4 184 274 16 41 8 20

266 to 288 24 .83 21.2 192 286 17 42 8 21

290 to 432* 18 .79 20.1 182 271 16 41 8 20

Diameter Load No Load

Bend RadiusApproximate Cable Weight

Information based on Draka specs.

Information based on Draka specs.

Loose Tube Double Armored Double Jacket

Fiber Count No. Buffer Tubes inch mm lb/K-ft kg/km inch cm inch cm

2 to 60 5 .67 17.1 205 306 13 34 10 26

62 to 72 6 .70 17.8 232 346 14 36 11 27

74 to 84 7 .74 18.8 253 377 15 38 11 28

86 to 96 8 .78 19.9 274 408 16 40 12 30

98 to 108 9 .81 20.6 288 428 16 41 12 31

110 to 210 10 .85 21.6 315 468 17 43 13 32

122 to 132 11 .88 22.4 330 492 18 45 13 34

134 to 216 18 .92 23.4 359 535 18 47 14 35

218 to 264 22 1.00 25.5 414 616 20 51 15 38

266 to 288 24 1.03 26.2 429 638 21 52 15 39

290 to 432* 18 1.01 25.7 416 619 20 51 15 38

Diameter Load No Load

Bend RadiusApproximate Cable Weight

Information based on Draka specs.

Outdoor Fiber

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Central Strength Member

Optical Fibers

Flexible Buffter Tubes (2.7mm)

Water Blocking BindersStrength YarnsRipcord

Jacket (PE)

Dielectric Loose Tube

Loose Tube Gel-Free* Dielectric and Armored Single Jacket Single Armored Double JacketSingle mode (ESMF, NZDSF), Multimode, Hybrid

ApplicationsMulti-purpose outdoor performance for aerial lashed, duct and direct buried installations.

Constructions Dielectric, armored, single and double jacket

Fiber Count 4 to 432 fibers in color-coded buffer tubes

Options Preconnectorized, steel central member, copper pair(s)

Other Version Gel-free indoor/outdoor

Performance ANSI/ICEA, IEC, RDUP, Telcordia GR-20

Maximum Installation Load

600 lbf (2,670N)

Maximum Operation Load

180 lbf (800N)

Shipping and Storage

-40°F to 167°F (-40°C to 75°C)

Installation -22°F to 140°F (-30°C to 60°C)

Operation -40°F to 158°F (-40°C to 70°C)

Specifi cations

Features and BenefitsEasy Cable Entry and Preparation

Gel-free water blocked design simplifies access and reduces prep time by 15 minutes per cable end

Adhesive bond armor greatly improves mid-entry

Ripcord speeds cable entry and outer jacket removal

Dry core swellable binders speed cable preparation

Flexible Routing and TerminationUp to 20' buffer tube storage length supports multi-vendor FTTx pedestals, closures and cabinets

Flexible buffer tubes simplify routing and splicing preparation

Multi-purpose Installation and UseSmall diameter and light weight extend installations length

Optional corrugated steel tape armor provides mechanical protections and rodent resistance

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Armored Loose Tube

Central Strength Member

Optical Fibers

Flexible Buffter Tubes (2.7mm)

Water Blocking BindersStrength Yarns

Armor (corrugated steel)

Ripcord

Jacket (PE)

*Power & Tel defines "gel free" fiber optic cables as cables with no water blocking gel between or in the buffer tubes. Cables with no water blocking gel between the buffer tubes only are described as dry.

Outdoor Fiber

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Loose Tube Dielectric Gel-Free Single Jacket

Fiber Count No. Buffer Tubes inch mm lb/K-ft kg/km inch cm inch cm

4 to 60 5 .42 10.6 47 71 8 21 4 11

72 6 .45 11.5 56 84 9 23 5 11

84 7 .49 12.3 64 95 10 25 5 12

96 8 .53 13.4 73 108 11 27 5 13

108 9 .56 14.2 80 119 11 28 6 14

120 10 .60 15.1 87 130 12 30 6 15

132 11 .63 16.1 96 143 13 32 6 16

144 to 216 18 .67 16.9 105 156 13 34 7 17

228 to 264 22 .74 18.9 128 190 15 38 7 19

276 to 288 24 .77 19.6 139 207 15 39 8 20

290 to 432 36 .87 22.1 187 278 18 44 9 22

Diameter Load No Load

Bend RadiusApproximate Cable Weight

Information based on Draka specs.

Loose Tube Armored Gel-Free Single Jacket

Fiber Count No. Buffer Tubes inch mm lb/K-ft kg/km inch cm inch cm

4 to 60 5 .48 12.2 93 138 10 24 7 18

72 6 .51 13.0 102 152 10 26 8 20

84 7 .55 14.0 114 170 11 28 8 21

96 8 .59 15.0 126 187 12 30 9 23

108 9 .62 15.8 136 203 12 32 9 24

120 10 .66 16.8 150 223 13 34 10 25

132 11 .69 17.6 159 236 14 35 10 26

144 to 216 18 .73 18.6 175 260 15 37 11 28

228 to 264 22 .81 20.6 206 306 16 41 12 31

276 to 288 24 .84 21.4 214 319 17 43 13 32

290 to 432 36 .95 24.1 254 378 19 48 10 24

Diameter Load No Load

Bend RadiusApproximate Cable Weight

Information based on Draka specs.

Fiber Count No. Buffer Tubes inch mm lb/K-ft kg/km inch cm inch cm

4 to 60 5 .54 13.8 112 167 11 28 8 21

72 6 .57 14.5 131 195 11 29 9 22

84 7 .61 15.5 145 216 12 31 9 23

96 8 .65 16.6 160 239 13 33 10 25

108 9 .68 17.3 172 257 14 35 10 26

120 10 .72 18.3 190 283 14 37 11 28

132 11 .75 19.1 199 296 15 38 11 29

144 to 216 18 .79 20.1 218 325 16 40 12 30

228 to 264 22 .87 22.1 257 383 17 44 13 33

276 to 288 24 .90 22.9 267 398 18 46 14 34

290 to 432 36 1 25.4 291 433 20 51 10 26

Diameter Load No Load

Bend RadiusApproximate Cable Weight

Loose Tube Gel-Free Single Armored Double Jacket

Information based on Draka specs.

Outdoor Fiber

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Integrated Messenger (.25" EHS Steel)

Flexible Buffter Tubes (3mm)

Water Blocking Binders

Ripcord

Jacket (PE)

Optical Fibers

Non-Armored Loose Tube

Armored Loose Tube

Loose Tube Figure-8 Self-Supporting Non-Armored and ArmoredSingle mode (ESMF, NZDSF), Multimode, Hybrid

ApplicationsOne-step aerial deployment for up to 600' with integrated steel messenger. Installation uses existing Figure-8 hardware and methods.

Constructions Non-armored and armored with 1/4" integrated messenger

Fiber Count 2 to 216 fibers in color-coded buffer tubes

Options Preconnectorized, gel-filled core

Performance ANSI/ICEA, IEC, RDUP, Telcordia GR-20

Maximum Messenger Load

2,600 lbf (11,500N)

Maximum Span Distances

Heavy Load: 350' to 400' (107m to 122m)Medium Load: 550' to 600' (168m to 183m)Light Load: 600' (183m)

Shipping and Storage

-40°F to 167°F (-40°C to 75°C)

Installation -22°F to 140°F (-30°C to 60°C)

Operation -40°F to 158°F (-40°C to 70°C)

Specifi cations

Features and BenefitsEasy Cable Entry and Preparation

Adhesive bond armor greatly improves mid-entry

Ripcord speeds cable entry and outer jacket removal

Swellable binders speed cable preparation

Flexible Routing and TerminationFlexible buffer tubes simplify routing and splicing preparation

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Integrated Messenger (.25" EHS Steel)

Flexible Buffter Tubes (3mm)

Water Blocking Binders

Ripcord

Jacket (PE)

Optical Fibers

Armor

Outdoor Fiber

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Fiber Count inch mm inch mm lb/K-ft kg/km inch cm inch cm

2 to 72 .51 12.9 .96 24.3 225 335 10 26 5 13

74 to 84 .54 13.8 .99 25.3 235 350 11 28 6 14

86 to 96 .59 15.0 1.04 26.5 247 367 12 30 6 15

98 to 108 .63 15.9 1.07 27.3 257 383 13 32 7 16

110 to 120 .66 16.9 1.12 28.4 269 400 13 34 7 17

122 to 132 .70 17.8 1.16 29.4 281 418 14 35 7 18

134 to 216 .74 18.8 1.19 30.3 304 452 15 37 8 19

Loose Tube Non-Armored F-8 Self-Supporting

Diameter Load No Load

Bend RadiusApproximate Cable WeightHeight

Fiber Count inch mm inch mm lb/K-ft kg/km inch cm inch cm

2 to 72 .56 14.1 1.02 26.0 279 416 11 29 9 21

74 to 84 .59 15.1 1.06 27.0 293 436 12 31 9 23

86 to 96 .64 16.3 1.11 28.2 310 462 13 33 10 25

98 to 108 .67 17.1 1.14 29.0 323 480 14 35 10 26

110 to 120 .72 18.2 1.18 30.1 338 503 14 37 11 28

122 to 132 .76 19.2 1.22 31.1 354 527 15 39 12 29

134 to 216 .79 20.1 1.26 32.0 381 567 16 42 12 30

Loose Tube Armored F-8 Self-Supporting

Diameter Load No Load

Bend RadiusApproximate Cable WeightHeight

Information based on Draka specs.

Information based on Draka specs.

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Loose Tube ADSS Self-Supporting Short Span Single JacketSingle mode (ESMF, NZDSF), Multimode, Hybrid

ApplicationsSelf-supporting aerial deployment for communications and transmission space for up to 1,000'.

Features and BenefitsEasy Cable Entry and Preparation

Flexible buffer tubes and single jacket option enhance mid-entry

Ripcord speeds cable entry and outer jacket removal

Swellable binders speed cable preparation

Flexible Routing and TerminationFlexible buffer tubes simplify routing and splicing preparation

Versatile Installation and UseTailored designs span distances up to 1,000' without interrupting power

Easy mid-entry is ideal for FTTx distribution applications

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Constructions All-dielectric round, single jacket

Fiber Count 2 to 144 fibers in color-coded buffer tubes

Options Single or dual jackets (see page 12), matching pole attachment hardware

Performance IEEE 1222 ANSI/ICEA, IEC, RDUP, Telcordia GR-20

Minimum Bend Radius

With Load: 20x cable diameter

No Load: 10x cable diameter

Shipping and Storage

-40°F to 167°F (-40°C to 75°C)

Installation -22°F to 140°F (-30°C to 60°C)

Operation -40°F to 158°F (-40°C to 70°C)

Specifi cations

Optical Fibers

Flexible Buffter Tubes (2.7mm)

Water Blocking Binders

Strength YarnsRipcord

Jacket (PE)

Outdoor Fiber

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Count feet meter inch mm lb/K-ft kg/km inch mm lb/K-ft kg/km inch mm lb/K-ft kg/km

2 to 72200 61 .48 12.3 74 110 .48 12.3 74 110 .48 12.3 74 110

300 91 .48 12.3 74 110 .48 12.3 74 110 .49 12.4 75 112

400 122 .48 12.3 74 110 .49 12.3 74 110 .50 12.7 78 116

500 152 .48 12.3 74 110 .49 12.5 76 113 .51 13.0 81 121

600 183 .49 12.4 75 111 .50 12.6 78 115 - - - -

700 213 .49 12.5 76 114 .50 12.8 80 119 - - - -

800 244 .50 12.6 78 115 .51 13.0 81 121 - - - -

900 274 .50 12.8 79 118 - - - - - - - -

1,000 305 .51 12.9 80 120 - - - - - - - -

74 to 96200 61 .57 14.4 94 140 .57 14.4 94 140 .57 14.4 94 140

300 91 .57 14.4 94 140 .57 14.4 94 140 .58 14.6 97 144

400 122 .57 14.4 94 140 .57 14.6 96 142 .59 14.9 100 149

500 152 .57 14.5 95 142 .58 14.7 97 145 - - - -

600 183 .58 14.6 97 144 .58 14.8 99 148 - - - -

700 213 .58 14.8 98 146 .59 15.5 102 151 - - - -

800 244 .59 14.9 100 149 - - - - - - - -

900 274 .59 15.0 102 151 - - - - - - - -

98 to 144200 61 .74 18.7 141 210 .74 18.7 141 210 .74 18.7 142 211

300 91 .74 18.7 141 210 .74 18.7 142 212 .74 18.9 145 216

400 122 .74 18.8 143 213 .74 18.8 144 215 - - - -

500 152 .74 18.9 145 216 .75 19.0 147 219 - - - -

600 183 .75 19.0 147 219 - - - - - - - -

Loose Tube ADSS Self-Supporting Short Span Single Jacket

NESC Light, 1% Sag NESC Medium, 1% Sag NESC Heavy, 1% Sag

Fiber Span Diameter Weight Diameter Weight Diameter Weight

Information based on Draka specs.

Contact your Power & Tel representative for information about designs with alternative span requirements or cable diameters. Cable diameters and weights may vary depending on specific span requirements.

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Loose Tube ADSS Self-Supporting Short Span Double JacketSingle mode (ESMF, NZDSF), Multimode, Hybrid

ApplicationsSelf-supporting aerial deployment for communications and transmission space for up to 1,000'.

Constructions All-dielectric round, double jacket

Fiber Count 2 to 144 fibers in color-coded buffer tubes

Options Single (see page 10) or dual jackets, matching pole attachment hardware

Performance IEEE 1222 ANSI/ICEA, IEC, RDUP, Telcordia GR-20

Minimum Bend Radius

With Load: 20x cable diameter

No Load: 10x cable diameter

Shipping and Storage

-40°F to 167°F (-40°C to 75°C)

Installation -22°F to 140°F (-30°C to 60°C)

Operation -40°F to 158°F (-40°C to 70°C)

Specifi cations

Features and BenefitsEasy Cable Entry and Preparation

Flexible buffer tubes and single jacket option enhance mid-entry

Ripcord speeds cable entry and outer jacket removal

Swellable binders speed cable preparation

Flexible Routing and TerminationFlexible buffer tubes simplify routing and splicing preparation

Versatile Installation and UseTailored designs span distances up to 1,000' without interrupting power

Easy mid-entry is ideal for FTTx distribution applications

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Optical Fibers

Flexible Buffter Tubes (3 mm)

Water Blocking Binders

Strength Yarns

Ripcord

Jacket (PE)

Jacket (PE)

Ripcord

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Information based on Draka specs.

Count feet meter inch mm lb/K-ft kg/km inch mm lb/K-ft kg/km inch mm lb/K-ft kg/km

2 to 72

200 61 .55 13.8 95 141 .55 13.8 95 141 .55 13.8 95 141

300 91 .55 13.8 95 141 .55 13.8 95 141 .55 14.0 98 145

400 122 .55 13.8 95 141 .55 14.0 97 144 .56 14.3 101 150

500 152 .55 13.9 96 143 .56 14.1 98 146 .57 14.5 104 155

600 183 .55 14.0 98 145 .56 14.2 100 149 - - - -

700 213 .56 14.2 99 148 .57 14.4 102 153 - - - -

800 244 .56 14.3 101 150 - - - - - - - -

900 274 .57 14.4 102 152 - - - - - - - -

74 to 96

200 61 .63 16.0 119 177 .63 16.0 119 177 .63 16.0 119 177

300 91 .63 16.0 119 177 .63 16.0 119 177 .64 16.2 122 182

400 122 .63 16.0 119 177 .64 16.2 121 180 .65 16.4 125 187

500 152 .64 16.2 121 180 .64 16.3 123 184 .66 16.7 129 192

600 183 .64 16.3 123 183 .65 16.4 125 187 - - - -

700 213 .65 16.4 125 186 .65 16.6 128 191 - - - -

800 244 .65 16.5 126 188 - - - - - - - -

900 274 .66 16.7 129 192

98 to 144200 61 .80 20.2 173 257 .80 20.2 173 257 .80 20.3 174 259

300 91 .80 20.3 174 259 .80 20.3 175 260 .81 20.5 178 265

400 122 .80 20.4 176 262 .81 20.5 177 263 .82 20.7 182 271

500 152 .81 20.5 178 265 .81 20.6 180 268 .82 20.9 186 277

600 183 .81 20.6 180 268 .82 20.8 183 272 - - - -

700 213 .82 20.8 183 272 .82 20.9 186 277 - - - -

800 244 .82 20.9 186 277 - - - - - - - -

Loose Tube ADSS Self-Supporting Short Span Double jacket

NESC Light, 1% Sag NESC Medium, 1% Sag NESC Heavy, 1% Sag

Fiber Span Diameter Weight Diameter Weight Diameter Weight

Contact your Power & Tel representative for information about designs with alternative span requirements or cable diameters. Cable diameters and weights may vary depending on specific span requirements.

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Loose Tube ADSS Self-Supporting Long Span Single JacketSingle mode (ESMF, NZDSF), Multimode, Hybrid

ApplicationsSelf-supporting aerial deployment for communications and transmission space for up to 2,500'.

Features and BenefitsEasy Cable Entry and Preparation

Ripcord speeds cable entry and outer jacket removal

Swellable binders speed cable preparation

Proven Long Span Installation and UseTailored designs span distances up to 2,500' without interrupting power

Matching pole attachment hardware (dead-ends, suspension clamps)

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Constructions All-dielectric round, single jacket

Fiber Count 2 to 72 fibers in color-coded buffer tubes

Options Track resistant (>4kV space potential)

Performance IEEE 1222 ANSI/ICEA, IEC, RDUP, Telcordia GR-20

Minimum Bend Radius

With Load: 20x cable diameter

No Load: 10x cable diameter

Shipping and Storage

-40°F to 167°F (-40°C to 75°C)

Installation -22°F to 140°F (-30°C to 60°C)

Operation -40°F to 158°F (-40°C to 70°C)

Specifi cations

Optical Fibers

Water Blocking Binders

Strength YarnsRipcord

Jacket (PE)

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Loose Tube ADSS Self-Supporting Long Span Single Jacket

Count feet meter inch mm lb/K-ft kg/km inch mm lb/K-ft kg/km inch mm lb/K-ft kg/km

2 to 72200 61 .44 11.3 70 103 .44 11.3 70 103 .44 11.3 70 103

300 91 .45 11.5 72 108 .44 11.3 70 103 .44 11.3 70 103

400 122 .47 11.8 75 112 .45 11.4 71 106 .44 11.3 70 103

500 152 - - - - .46 11.6 73 109 .45 11.4 71 105

600 183 - - - - .46 11.7 75 111 .45 11.5 72 107

700 213 - - - - .47 12.0 77 115 .46 11.6 73 109

800 244 - - - - - - - - .46 11.7 75 111

900 274 - - - - - - - - .47 11.9 76 113

1,000 305 - - - - - - - - .47 12.0 77 115

NESC Light, 1% Sag NESC Medium, 1% Sag NESC Heavy, 1% Sag

Fiber Span Diameter Weight Diameter Weight Diameter Weight

Information based on Draka specs.

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Optical Fibers

Buffer Tubes

Water Blocking (Swellable) Binders

Ripcord

Inner Jacket(some designs)

Jacket (PE)

Aramid Strength Yarns

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Loose Tube ADSS Self-Supporting Long Span Double JacketSingle mode (ESMF, NZDSF), Multimode, Hybrid

ApplicationsSelf-supporting aerial deployment for communications and transmission space for up to 2,500'.

Features and BenefitsEasy Cable Entry and Preparation

Ripcord speeds cable entry and outer jacket removal

Swellable binders speed cable preparation

Proven Long Span Installation and UseTailored designs span distances up to 2,500' without interrupting power

Higher count designs utilize 24 fibers per tube to reduce environmental load

Matching pole attachment hardware (dead-ends, suspension clamps)

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Constructions All-dielectric round, double jacket

Fiber Count 2 to 288 fibers in color-coded buffer tubes

Options Track resistant (>4kV space potential)

Performance IEEE 1222 ANSI/ICEA, IEC, RDUP, Telcordia GR-20

Minimum Bend Radius

With Load: 20x cable diameter

No Load: 10x cable diameter

Shipping and Storage

-40°F to 167°F (-40°C to 75°C)

Installation -22°F to 140°F (-30°C to 60°C)

Operation -40°F to 158°F (-40°C to 70°C)

Specifi cations

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Count feet meter inch mm lb/K-ft kg/km inch mm lb/K-ft kg/km inch mm lb/K-ft kg/km

2 to 72200 61 .53 13.4 97 144 .52 13.3 95 142 .52 13.3 95 142

400 122 .55 13.9 103 153 .53 13.5 98 146 .53 13.4 97 144

600 183 .57 14.4 109 162 .55 13.9 103 153 .54 13.6 99 148

800 244 .60 15.3 122 182 .56 14.2 106 158 .55 13.9 103 153

1,000 305 .64 16.2 135 201 .57 14.5 111 165 .56 14.1 106 157

1,200 366 .67 17.0 147 218 .60 15.3 122 182 .57 14.4 110 163

1,600 488 - - - - .65 16.5 140 208 .62 15.7 127 189

2,000 610 - - - - .69 17.6 157 234 .65 16.6 141 210

74 to 144200 61 .57 14.6 114 169 .57 14.6 114 169 .57 14.6 114 169

400 122 .59 15.1 120 179 .58 14.8 116 172 .58 14.6 114 170

600 183 .61 15.5 127 188 .59 15.1 120 179 .59 14.9 117 175

800 244 .65 16.5 141 210 .60 15.4 124 184 .60 15.1 121 180

1,000 305 .68 17.3 154 229 .62 15.8 130 193 .60 15.4 124 184

1,200 366 .71 17.9 164 244 .65 16.5 141 210 .62 15.7 129 192

1,600 488 .77 19.6 192 286 .70 17.8 161 240 .67 16.9 147 219

2,000 610 - - - - .74 18.8 179 267 .71 17.9 164 244

146 to 216200 61 .70 17.8 157 234 .70 17.8 156 233 .70 17.8 156 233

400 122 .72 18.3 165 245 .71 18.0 160 238 .70 17.9 159 236

600 183 .75 19.0 178 265 .72 18.3 166 247 .72 18.2 163 243

800 244 .77 19.6 189 281 .73 18.6 171 254 .73 18.4 168 250

1,000 305 .80 20.4 202 301 .76 19.3 182 272 .74 18.7 172 255

1,200 366 .83 21.0 215 319 .78 19.9 193 288 .76 19.4 184 274

1,600 488 - - - - .83 21.0 215 319 .80 20.4 202 301

2,000 610 - - - - .87 22.0 235 349 .84 21.3 220 327

218 to 288200 61 .83 21.1 207 308 .83 21.0 205 305 .83 21.0 205 305

400 122 .85 21.5 216 321 .84 21.3 211 313 .83 21.2 209 311

600 183 .87 22.2 229 340 .85 21.6 218 324 .84 21.5 215 319

800 244 .90 22.9 244 363 .87 22.2 229 340 .86 21.7 220 327

1,000 305 .93 23.5 257 382 .89 22.6 238 354 .88 22.3 232 345

1,200 366 .95 24.2 272 404 .91 23.2 249 371 .90 22.8 242 360

1,600 488 - - - - .96 24.3 274 408 .94 23.8 264 393

2,000 610 - - - - - - - - .97 24.7 284 422

Loose Tube ADSS Self-Supporting Long Span Double Jacket

NESC Light, 1% Sag NESC Medium, 1% Sag NESC Heavy, 1% Sag

Fiber Span Diameter Weight Diameter Weight Diameter Weight

Information based on Draka specs.

Contact your Power & Tel representative for information about designs with alternative span requirements or cable diameters. Cable diameters and weights may vary depending on specific span requirements.

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Constructions Flat profile, dielectric and toneable

Fiber Count 1 to 12 fibers

Options Packaging: portable box/spool/bulk reel Preconnectorized: 1 or 2 ends

Performance ANSI/ICEA, IEC, RDUP, Telcordia GR-20 drop cable

Maximum Installation Load

1-6 Fiber: 300 lbf (1,335N)7-12 Fiber: 600 lbf (2,670N)

Maximum Operation Load

1-6 Fiber: 90 lbf (400N)7-12 Fiber: 180 lbf (800N)

Shipping and Storage

-40°F to 167°F (-40°C to 75°C)

Installation -22°F to 140°F (-30°C to 60°C)

Operation -40°F to 158°F (-40°C to 70°C)

Max. Span with NESC Loading

Conditions

Heavy – 150' (46m)Medium – 210' (64m)Light –305' (93m)

Dielectric

Max. Span with NESC Loading

Conditions

Heavy – 140' (43m)Medium – 205' (62m)Light –285' (87m)

Toneable

Specifi cations

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Dielectric Flat Drop

Optical Fibers

Central Buffer Tube (gel-filled)

Strength Members (dielectric)

Ripcord

Toning Wire (optional 24 AWG)

Water Blocking Strength Yarns

Toneable Flat Drop

Jacket (PE)

Loose Tube Dielectric and Toneable Flat DropSingle mode, Multimode, Hybrid

ApplicationsMulti-purpose FTTx - aerial self-support, direct buried and duct

Features and BenefitsEasy Cable Entry and Preparation

Flat profile utilizes ecomonical wedge clamps

Compatibility with existing installation hardware and methods

Ripcord speeds cable entry and jacket removal

Toning wire enables underground location (toneable option)

Flexible Routing and TerminationFlexible buffer tube simplifies routing and splicing

Preconnectorized option for plug and play connectivity

Multi-Purpose Installation and UseSuitable for self-support aerial, duct and buried

Portable box and spool packaging simplify widespread deployment

••••

••

••

Optical Fibers

Central Buffer Tube (gel-filled)

Strength Members (dielectric)

Ripcord

Jacket (PE)

Water Blocking Strength Yarns

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Loose Tube Dielectric Flat Drop

Fiber Count inch mm inch mm inch mm lb/K-ft kg/km inch cm inch cm

1 to 6 .075 1.9 .31 8.0 .15 3.9 22 33 4.6 12 3.1 8

7 to 12 .118 3.0 .41 10.4 .20 5.0 34 51 6.0 15 4.1 10

Buffer Tube Load No LoadWidth

Information based on Draka specs.

Height Cable Weight

Loose Tube Toneable Flat Drop

Fiber Count inch mm inch mm inch mm lb/K-ft kg/km inch cm inch cm

1 to 6 .075 1.9 .42 10.7 .15 3.9 25 37 4.6 12 3.1 8

7 to 12 .118 3.0 .51 13.0 .20 5.0 38 56 6.0 15 4.0 10

Buffer Tube Load No LoadWidth

Information based on Draka specs.

Height

Bend Radius

Cable Weight

Bend Radius

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Optical Fibers

Central Buffer Tube (gel-filled)

Integrated Messenger

Ripcord

Jacket (PE)

Water Blocking Strength Yarns

Strength Members (dielectric)

Loose Tube Figure-8 Integrated Messenger DropSingle mode, Multimode, Hybrid

ApplicationsMulti-purpose FTTx - aerial self-support, direct buried and duct.

Features and BenefitsEasy Cable Entry and Preparation

Compatible with existing Figure-8 installation and hardware methods

Tear-away messenger simplifies grounding

Ripcord speeds cable entry and jacket removal

Toneable messenger enables underground locating

Flexible Routing and TerminationFlexible buffer tube simplifies routing and splicing

Preconnectorized option for plug and play connectivity

Multi-Purpose Installation and UseSuitable for self-support aerial, duct and buried

Portable box and spool packaging simplify widespread deployment

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Constructions Integrated messenger, non-armored

Fiber Count 2 to 6 fibers

Options Packaging: portable box/spool/bulk reel Preconnectorized: 1 or 2 ends

Performance ANSI/ICEA, IEC, RDUP, Telcordia GR-20 drop cable

Maximum Installation Load

300 lbf (1,335N)

Shipping and Storage

-40°F to 167°F (-40°C to 75°C)

Installation -22°F to 140°F (-30°C to 60°C)

Operation -40°F to 158°F (-40°C to 70°C)

Max. Span with NESC Loading

Conditions

Heavy – 150' (46m)Medium – 265' (80m)Light –410' (125m)

Max. Installation Tension with

NESC Loading Conditions

Heavy – 62 lbs. (275N)Medium – 109 lbs. (485N)Light –169 lbs. (705N)

Specifi cations

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Fiber Count inch mm inch mm inch mm lb/K-ft kg/km inch cm inch cm

1 to 6 .075 1.9 .16 4.1 .34 8.8 33 49 6 15 6 15

Loose Tube F-8 Integrated Messenger Drop

Buffer Tube

Bend RadiusApproximate Cable WeightDiameter

Information based on Draka specs.

Height Load No Load

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Dielectric Flat Ribbon Drop

Toneable Flat Ribbon Drop

Loose Tube Dielectric and Toneable Flat Ribbon DropSingle mode, Multimode, Hybrid

ApplicationsMulti-purpose FTTx - aerial self-support, direct buried and duct.

Features and BenefitsEasy Cable Entry and Preparation

Flat profile design uses economical wedge clamps

Compatible with existing hardware and methods

Ripcord speeds cable entry and jacket removal

Optional toning wire enables underground locating

Multi-purpose Installation and UseSpool and bulk reel packaging simplify deployment

••••

Constructions Flat profile, dielectric and toneable

Fiber Count 4 or 6 fibers (single ribbon)

Options Packaging: spool/bulk reelPreconnectorized: 1 or 2 ends

Performance ANSI/ICEA, IEC, RDUP, Telcordia GR-20 drop cable

Maximum Installation Load

600 lbf (2,670N)

Maximum Operation Load

180 lbf (800N)

Shipping and Storage

-40°F to 167°F (-40°C to 75°C)

Installation -22°F to 140°F (-30°C to 60°C)

Operation -40°F to 158°F (-40°C to 70°C)

Max. Span with NESC Loading

Conditions

Heavy – 150' (46m)Medium – 210' (64m)Light –305' (93m)

Dielectric

Max. Span with NESC Loading

Conditions

Heavy – 140' (43m)Medium – 205' (62m)Light –285' (87m)

Toneable

Specifi cations

Optical Fibers

Central Buffer Tube (gel-filled)

Strength Members (dielectric)

Ripcord

Jacket (PE)

Water Blocking Strength Yarns

Optical Fibers

Central Buffer Tube (gel-filled)

Strength Members (dielectric)

Toning Wire (optional 24 AWG)

Jacket (PE)

Water Blocking Strength YarnsRipcord

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Loose Tube Dielectric Flat Ribbon Drop

Fiber Count inch mm inch mm inch mm lb/K-ft kg/km inch cm inch cm

4 or 6 .118 3 .41 10.4 .20 5 34 51 6 15 4 10

Buffer Tube Load No LoadWidth

Information based on Draka specs.

Height Cable Weight

Loose Tube Toneable Flat Ribbon Drop

Buffer Tube Load No LoadWidthFiber Count inch mm inch mm inch mm lb/K-ft kg/km inch cm inch cm

4 or 6 .118 3 .51 13 .2 5 38 56 6 15 4 10

Information based on Draka specs.

Height

Bend Radius

Cable Weight

Bend Radius

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432-Fiber Armored Ribbon

Optical Fibers (24) Fiber Ribbons

Flexible Core Tube (gel filled)

Strength Yarns

Jacket (PE)

Water Blocking (swellable tape)

Ripcord

Corrugated Armor

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Central Tube Dielectric and Armored RibbonSingle mode (ESMF)

ApplicationsMulti-purpose Outdoor - aerial lashed, duct, direct buried and high counts/high density/mass splicing.

Features and BenefitsEasy Cable Entry and Preparation

Adhesive bond armor greatly improves mid-entry

Ripcord speeds cable entry and jacket removal

Compatible with ribbon tools and methods (heat stripping, mechanical peel and mass splicing)

Multi-purpose Installation and UseSpool and bulk reel packaging simplify deployment

•••

Constructions Dielectric, armored

Fiber Count 12 to 432 fibers in multi-fiber ribbons

Options Preconnectorized/standard tube design

Performance ANSI/ICEA, IEC, RDUP, Telcordia GR-20

Maximum Installation Load

600 lbf (2,670N)

Maximum Operation Load

180 lbf (800N)

Shipping and Storage

-40°F to 167°F (-40°C to 75°C)

Installation -22°F to 140°F (-30°C to 60°C)

Operation -40°F to 158°F (-40°C to 70°C)

Specifi cations

216-Fiber Dielectric Ribbon

Optical Fibers (12) Fiber Ribbons

Flexible Core Tube (gel filled)

Strength Yarns

Jacket (PE)

Water Blocking (swellable tape)

Ripcord

Strength Elements (dielectric)

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Fiber Count inch mm lb/K-ft kg/km inch cm inch cm

12 to 72 .55 13.9 97 144 11 28 6 14

84 to 144 .61 15.5 120 179 12 31 6 16

156 to 216 .69 17.5 163 243 14 35 7 18

240 to 432 .77 19.6 204 304 15 39 8 20

Central Tube Dielectric Ribbon

Diameter Load No Load

Bend RadiusApproximate Cable Weight

Information based on Draka specs.

Fiber Count inch mm lb/K-ft kg/km inch cm inch cm

12 to 72 .57 14.4 138 205 12 29 9 22

84 to 144 .62 15.6 174 260 13 31 9 23

156 to 216 .72 18.2 222 330 15 36 11 27

240 to 432 .86 21.8 292 434 17 44 13 33

Central Tube Armored Ribbon

Diameter Load No Load

Bend RadiusApproximate Cable Weight

Information based on Draka specs.

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Dielectric Loose Tube Ribbon

Armored Loose Tube Ribbon

Central Tube High Count Ribbon Dielectric and ArmoredSingle mode (ESMF)

ApplicationsMulti-purpose Outdoor - aerial lashed, duct, direct buried and high counts/high density/mass splicing.

Features and BenefitsEasy Cable Entry and Preparation

Adhesive bond armor greatly improves mid-entry

Ripcord speeds cable entry and jacket removal

Compatible with ribbon tools and methods (heat stripping, mechanical peel and mass splicing)

Simplified Fiber Management and AccessColor-coded buffer tubes segregate ribbon groups

Easy to access individual tubes, ribbons and fibers

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Constructions Dielectric, armored

Fiber Count 288 to 864 in 12-fiber ribbons

Options Preconnectorized/central tube design

Performance ANSI/ICEA, IEC, RDUP, Telcordia GR-20

Maximum Installation Load

600 lbf (2,670N)

Maximum Operation Load

180 lbf (800N)

Shipping and Storage

-40°F to 167°F (-40°C to 75°C)

Installation -22°F to 140°F (-30°C to 60°C)

Operation -40°F to 158°F (-40°C to 70°C)

Specifi cations

Optical Fibers

Binders

Flexible Stranded Tubes (gel filled)

Strength Yarns

Jacket (PE)

Water Blocking Tape

Ripcord

Optical Fibers

Binders

Flexible Stranded Tubes (gel filled)

Strength Yarns

Jacket (PE)

Water Blocking Tape

Ripcord

Armor (corrugated steel)

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Fiber Count inch mm lb/K-ft kg/km inch cm inch cm

288 to 432 .88 22.4 237 343 18 45 9 22

576 to 864 1.04 26.4 322 479 21 53 11 27

Central Tube Dielectric High Count Ribbon

Diameter Load No Load

Bend RadiusApproximate Cable Weight

Information based on Draka specs.

Fiber Count inch mm lb/K-ft kg/km inch cm inch cm

288 to 432 .94 23.9 317 472 19 48 14 36

576 to 864 1.16 29.5 430 640 23 58 17 44

Central Tube Armored High Count Ribbon

Diameter Load No Load

Bend RadiusApproximate Cable Weight

Information based on Draka specs.

Outdoor Fiber

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Central Tube Gel-Free* Ribbon Dielectric and ArmoredSingle mode (ESMF)

ApplicationsMulti-purpose Outdoor - aerial lashed, duct and direct buried.

Features and BenefitsEasy Cable Entry and Preparation

Gel-free design simplifies access and reduces prep time

Adhesive bond armor greatly improves mid-entry

Ripcord speeds cable entry and jacket removal

Compatible with ribbon equipment and procedures (heat strip and mass splicing)

Multi-purpose Installation and UseSuitable for aerial, lashed, duct and buried

Optional corrugated steel tape armor provides mechanical protection and rodent resistance

••••

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Constructions Dielectric, armored

Fiber Count 12 to 432 fibers in multi-fiber ribbons

Options Preconnectorized

Performance ANSI/ICEA, IEC, RDUP, Telcordia GR-20

Maximum Installation Load

600 lbf (2,670N)

Maximum Operation Load

180 lbf (800N)

Shipping and Storage

-40°F to 167°F (-40°C to 75°C)

Installation -22°F to 140°F (-30°C to 60°C)

Operation -40°F to 158°F (-40°C to 70°C)

Specifi cations

*Power & Tel defines "gel free" fiber optic cables as cables with no water blocking gel between or in the buffer tubes. Cables with no water blocking gel between the buffer tubes only are described as dry.

432-Fiber Armored Ribbon

Optical Fibers (24) Fiber Ribbons

Flexible Core Tube (gel filled)

Strength Yarns

Jacket (PE)

Water Blocking (swellable tape)

Ripcord

Corrugated Armor

216-Fiber Dielectric Ribbon

Optical Fibers (12) Fiber Ribbons

Flexible Core Tube (gel filled)

Strength Yarns

Jacket (PE)

Water Blocking (swellable tape)

Ripcord

Strength Elements (dielectric)

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Fiber Count inch mm lb/K-ft kg/km inch cm inch cm

12 to 48 .55 14.0 82 122 11 28 6 14

60 to 144 .66 16.8 118 176 13 34 7 17

156 to 216 .76 19.3 147 219 15 39 8 19

240 to 432 .79 20.1 154 230 16 40 8 20

Central Tube Dielectric Gel-Free Ribbon

Diameter Load No Load

Bend RadiusApproximate Cable Weight

Information based on Draka specs.

Fiber Count inch mm lb/K-ft kg/km inch cm inch cm

12 to 48 .57 14.4 124 184 12 29 9 22

60 to 144 .67 16.9 153 228 13 34 10 25

156 to 216 .77 19.5 191 284 15 39 12 29

240 to 432 .85 21.6 218 325 17 43 9 22

Central Tube Armored Gel-Free Ribbon

Diameter Load No Load

Bend RadiusApproximate Cable Weight

Information based on Draka specs.

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Color-Coded Binders

Optical Fibers (12 fiber bundles)

Central Core Tube (gel-filled)

Strength Elements (steel)

Armor (corrugated steel)

Ripcords (armored)

Jacket (PE)

Central Tube Dielectric and Armored MicroUnitubeSingle mode (ESMF), Multimode, Hyrbid

ApplicationsMulti-purpose Outdoor - aerial lashed, duct and direct buried.

Features and BenefitsEasy Cable Entry and Preparation

Adhesive bond armor greatly improves mid-entry

Ripcord speeds cable entry and outer jacket removal

Single core tube allows quick access to fibers

Multi-purpose Installation and UseSmall diameter and light weight extend reel and installation lengths

Corrugated steel tape armor provides mechanical protection and rodent resistance (armored version)

•••

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Constructions Dielectric, armored

Fiber Count 2 to 24 fibers in fiber bundles separated by color-coded binder threads

Options Preconnectorized

Performance ANSI/ICEA, IEC, RDUP, Telcordia GR-20

Maximum Installation Load

600 lbf (2,670N) - Armored300 lbf (1,335N) - Dielectric

Maximum Operation Load

180 lbf (800N) - Armored90 lbf (400N) - Dielectric

Shipping and Storage

-40°F to 167°F (-40°C to 75°C)

Installation -22°F to 140°F (-30°C to 60°C)

Operation -40°F to 158°F (-40°C to 70°C)

Specifi cations

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Armored MicroUnitube

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Fiber Count inch mm lb/K-ft kg/km inch cm inch cm

2 to 12 .35 8.8 40 60 7 18 4 9

Central Tube Dielectric MicroUnitube

Diameter Load No Load

Bend Radius

Cable Weight

Information based on Draka specs.

Fiber Count inch mm lb/K-ft kg/km inch cm inch cm

2 to 24 .41 10.3 77 114 8 21 6 15

Central Tube Armored MicroUnitube

Diameter Load No Load

Bend RadiusApproximate Cable Weight

Information based on Draka specs.

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Tight Buffer Distribution Riser and PlenumMultimode (50µm, 62.5µm), Single Mode (ESMF), Hybrid

ApplicationsSuitable for both indoor and outdoor use, ideal for interbuilding and transition applications.

*Pull Strength

Features and BenefitsEasy Cable Installation and Termination

900µm tight buffered fibers can be directly terminated

Flexible small diameter cables simplify pulling and placement

Color-coded fibers and numbered sub-units simplify identification

Optional interlock armor provides robust protection and one-step installation

Flame-Retardant SafetyVersions for riser (OFNR/FT-4), plenum (OFNP/FT-6) and LSZH

A single cable design can support all structured cabling applications

••••

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Constructions 900µm tight buffered color-coded fibers - dielectric and interlock armor

Fiber Count 2 to 144 fibers (cables > 12 fibers are unitized)

Options Indoor, LSZH and specialty versions (min-ing, remote broadcast; tactical deployment; preconnectorized)

Performance TIA/EIA-568B, ICEA 83-596, Telcordia GR-409, IEEE383

*Max. Installation Load (Riser)

2-12 Fiber: 300 lbs (1,335N)18-144 Fiber: 600 lbs (2,700N)

Max. Operation Load (Riser)

2-12 Fiber: 90 lbs (400.5N)18-144 Fiber: 180 lbs (810N)

*Max. Installation Load (Plenum)

2-12 Fiber: 150 lbs (666N)18-60 Fiber: 400 lbs (1,800N)72-144 Fiber: 600 lbs (4,445N)

Max. Operation Load (Plenum)

2-12 Fiber: 45 lbs (199.8N)18-60 Fiber: 120 lbs (540N)72-144 Fiber: 180 lbs (810N)

Shipping and Storage

-40°F to 176°F (-40°C to 80°C)

Installation 32°F to 122°F (0°C to 50°C)

Operation -40°F to 158°F (-40°C to 70°C)

Specifi cations

6-Fiber Cable

Optical Fibers

Color-Coded Tight Buffer Coating (900µm)

Aramid Strength Yarns

Flame-Rated Jacket

36-Fiber Cable

Central Strength Member

Optical Fibers

Flame-Rated Jacket

Color-Coded Tight Buffer Coating (900µm)

6 fiber sub-unit (18 - 36 fibers)

Aramid Strength Yarns

12 fiber sub-unit (> 36 - 144 fibers)

Indoor/Outdoor Fiber

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Information based on Draka specs.

Load No LoadFiber Count Fibers per Unit inch mm lb/K-ft kg/km inch cm inch cm

2 2 .18 4.5 9 13 4 9 2 5

4 4 .18 4.6 14 21 4 9 2 5

6 6 .19 5.0 15 22 4 10 2 5

8 8 .21 5.2 18 27 4 10 2 5

12 12 .24 6.1 22 33 5 12 2 6

18 6 .44 11.2 86 128 9 22 4 11

24 6 .44 11.2 78 117 9 22 4 11

36 6 .55 13.8 131 196 11 28 5 14

48 12 .56 14.3 140 209 11 29 6 14

60 12 .63 16.0 172 257 13 32 6 16

72 12 .69 17.5 209 312 14 35 7 18

96 12 .84 21.3 345 514 17 43 8 21

144 12 .98 24.9 433 646 20 50 10 24

Diameter Cable Weight

Bend Radius

Load No LoadFiber Count Fibers per Unit inch mm lb/K-ft kg/km inch cm inch cm

2 2 .19 4.8 15 22 4 10 2 5

4 4 .22 5.6 19 28 4 11 2 6

6 6 .24 6.0 21 31 5 12 2 6

8 8 .24 7.0 23 34 5 12 2 6

12 12 .28 14.2 30 45 6 18 3 7

18 6 .56 14.2 94 140 11 28 6 14

24 6 .56 16.8 94 140 11 33 6 17

36 6 .66 16.8 99 148 13 33 7 17

48 12 .66 16.8 134 200 13 33 7 17

60 12 .74 18.8 168 250 15 38 7 19

72 12 .80 20.3 198 295 16 41 8 20

84 12 .85 21.7 231 345 17 43 9 22

96 12 .95 24.2 287 428 19 48 10 24

108 12 1.02 25.9 341 508 20 52 10 26

120 12 1.02 25.9 341 508 20 52 10 26

132 12 1.02 25.9 341 508 20 52 10 26

144 12 1.02 25.9 341 508 20 52 10 26

Diameter Cable Weight

Bend Radius

Information based on Draka specs.

Tight Buffer Distribution Riser (OFNR, FT-4 Rated)

Tight Buffer Distribution Plenum (OFNP, FT-6 Rated)

Indoor/Outdoor Fiber

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Dielectric Single Jacket

Armored Double Jacket

Optical Fibers

Flexible Buffter Tubes

Water Blocking Binders

Ripcord

Armor (corrugated steel)

Flame-Rated Inner Jacket

Flame-Rated Jacket

Loose Tube Riser Dielectric Single, Double Jacket Armored Double JacketMultimode (50µm, 62.5µm), Single Mode (ESMF), Hybrid

ApplicationsSuitable for a combination of indoor flame-rated spaces and outdoor aerial lashed, duct and direct buried environments. By enabling placement virtu-ally anywhere in a network, installers can bypass traditional transition points required in many installations and go directly from outside plant to riser shaft.

Optical Fibers

Flexible Buffter Tubes

Water Blocking Binders

Strength Yarns

Flame-Rated Jacket

Ripcord

Features and BenefitsEasy Cable Installation and Termination

Easy installation without the need for a transition point

Ripcord speeds cable entry and outer jacket removal

Strength yarns bend in any direction without memory

Multi-purpose Installation and UseOptional corrugated steel tape armor provides mechanical protection and rodent resistance

•••

Constructions Dielectric (single and double jacket) armored, interlock armor

Fiber Count 2 to 288 fibers in color-coded buffer tubes

Options Preconnectorized and specialty designs (MSHA mining)

Performance TIA/EIA-568B, ANSI/ICEA S-87-640, Telcordia GR-20, Telcordia GR-409, ANSI/ICEA S-104-696-2003

Maximum Installation Load

600 lbf (2,700N)

Maximum Operation Load

200 lbf (890N)

Shipping and Storage

-40°F to 176°F (-40°C to 80°C)

Installation 14°F to 176°F (-10°C to 80°C)

Operation -40°F to 176°F (-40°C to 80°C)

Specifi cations

Indoor/Outdoor Fiber

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Load No LoadFiber Count (outer/inner) or No. of Units inch mm lb/K-ft kg/km inch cm inch cm

2 to 36 6 6 .37 9.4 61 91 7 19 4 9

38 to 72 6 12 .44 11.2 79 119 9 22 4 11

74 to 84 7 12 .47 11.9 90 135 9 24 5 12

86 to 96 8 12 .51 13.0 102 153 10 26 5 13

98 to 108 9 12 .54 13.7 116 174 11 27 6 14

110 to 120 10 12 .58 14.7 132 198 11 29 6 15

122 to 132 11 12 .62 15.7 153 229 12 31 6 16

134 to 216 12/6 12 .69 17.5 196 294 14 35 7 18

218 to 264 14/8 12 .76 19.3 244 366 15 39 7 19

266 to 288 15/9 12 .80 20.3 269 404 16 41 8 20

Diameter Cable Weight

Bend Radius

Information based on Draka specs.

Loose Tube Riser Dielectric Single Jacket (OFNR)

No. of Buffer Tubes Fibers per Unit

Load No LoadFiber Count (outer/inner) or No. of Units inch mm lb/K-ft kg/km inch cm inch cm

2 to 36 6 6 .49 12.4 112 167 10 24.8 5 13

38 to 72 6 12 .56 14.2 137 204 11 28.4 6 15

74 to 84 7 12 .59 14.9 157 234 12 29.8 6 15

86 to 96 8 12 .62 15.7 172 257 12 31.4 6 16

98 to 108 9 12 .66 16.6 190 283 13 33.2 7 17

110 to 120 10 12 .70 17.7 223 333 14 35.4 7 18

122 to 132 11 12 .77 19.4 250 373 15 38.8 8 20

134 to 216 12/6 12 .86 21.6 302 450 17 43.2 9 22

218 to 264 14/8 12 .93 23.4 337 502 18 46.8 9 24

266 to 288 15/9 12 .96 24.3 353 526 19 48.6 10 25

Diameter Cable Weight

Bend Radius

Information based on Draka specs.

Loose Tube Riser Dielectric Double Jacket (OFNR)

No. of Buffer Tubes Fibers per Unit

Load No LoadFiber Count (outer/inner) or No. of Units inch mm lb/K-ft kg/km inch cm inch cm

2 to 36 6 6 .56 14.2 173 260 11 28 9 22

38 to 72 6 12 .63 16.0 201 301 13 32 9 24

74 to 84 7 12 .66 16.8 218 327 13 34 10 26

86 to 96 8 12 .70 17.8 238 357 14 36 11 27

98 to 108 9 12 .73 18.5 258 387 15 37 11 28

110 to 120 10 12 .77 19.6 286 429 15 39 12 30

122 to 132 11 12 .81 20.6 307 460 16 41 12 31

134 to 216 12/6 12 .93 23.5 346 519 19 47 14 36

218 to 264 14/8 12 1.00 25.3 391 586 20 51 15 38

266 to 288 15/9 12 1.04 26.3 417 625 21 53 16 40

Diameter Cable Weight

Bend Radius

Information based on Draka specs.

Loose Tube Riser Armored Double Jacket (OCNR)

No. of Buffer Tubes Fibers per Unit

Indoor/Outdoor Fiber

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Loose Tube LSZH Single, Double Jacket Dielectric Double Jacket ArmoredMultimode (50µm, 62.5µm), Single Mode (ESMF), Hybrid

ApplicationsSuitable for a combination of indoor flame-rated spaces and outdoor aerial lashed, duct and direct buried environments. By enabling placement virtu-ally anywhere in a network, installers can bypass traditional transition points required in many installations and go directly from outside plant to riser shaft.

Optical Fibers

Flexible Buffter Tubes

Water Blocking Binders

Flame-Rated Jacket

Ripcord

Features and BenefitsEasy Cable Installation and Termination

Easy installation without the need for a transition point

Ripcord speeds cable entry and outer jacket removal

Strength yarns bend in any direction without memory

Multi-purpose Installation and UseOptional corrugated steel tape armor provides mechanical protection and rodent resistance

•••

Constructions Dielectric (single and double jacket) armored, interlock armor

Fiber Count 2 to 288 fibers in color-coded buffer tubes

Options Preconnectorized and specialty designs (MSHA mining)

Performance TIA/EIA-568B, ANSI/ICEA S-87-640, Telcordia GR-20, Telcordia GR-409, ANSI/ICEA S-104-696-2003

Maximum Installation Load

600 lbf (2,700N)

Maximum Operation Load

200 lbf (890N)

Shipping and Storage

-40°F to 176°F (-40°C to 80°C)

Installation 14°F to 176°F (-10°C to 80°C)

Operation -40°F to 176°F (-40°C to 80°C)

Specifi cationsDielectric (Single Jacket)

Indoor/Outdoor

Armored (Double Jacket) Indoor/Outdoor Riser

Optical Fibers

Flexible Buffter Tubes

Water Blocking Binders

Ripcord

Armor (corrugated steel)

Flame-Rated Inner Jacket

Flame-Rated Jacket

Strength Yarns

Indoor/Outdoor Fiber

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Fiber Count (outer/inner) or No. of Units inch mm lb/K-ft kg/km inch cm inch cm

2 to 36 6 6 .37 9.4 61 91 7 19 4 9

38 to 72 6 12 .44 11.2 79 119 9 22 4 11

74 to 84 7 12 .47 11.9 90 135 9 24 5 12

86 to 96 8 12 .51 13.0 102 153 10 26 5 13

98 to 108 9 12 .54 13.7 116 174 11 27 6 14

110 to 120 10 12 .58 14.7 132 198 11 29 6 15

122 to 132 11 12 .62 15.7 153 229 12 31 6 16

134 to 144 12/6 12 .69 17.5 196 294 14 35 7 18

Bend Radius

Information based on Draka specs.

LSZH Dielectric Single Jacket (OFNR, Low-Smoke)

Cable Weight

Information based on Draka specs.

Load No LoadFiber Count (outer/inner) or No. of Units inch mm lb/K-ft kg/km inch cm inch cm

2 to 36 6 6 .49 12.4 112 167 10 24.8 5 13

38 to 72 6 12 .56 14.2 137 204 11 28.4 6 15

74 to 84 7 12 .59 14.9 157 234 12 29.8 6 15

86 to 96 8 12 .62 15.7 172 257 12 31.4 6 16

98 to 108 9 12 .66 16.6 190 283 13 33.2 7 17

110 to 120 10 12 .70 17.7 223 333 14 35.4 7 18

122 to 132 11 12 .77 19.4 250 373 15 38.8 8 20

134 to 144 12/6 12 .86 21.6 302 450 17 43.2 9 22

Diameter Cable Weight

Bend Radius

LSZH Dielectric Double Jacket (OFNR, Low-Smoke)

No. of Buffer Tubes Fibers per Unit

No LoadDiameterNo. of Buffer

Tubes Fibers per Unit Load

Information based on Draka specs.

Load No LoadFiber Count (outer/inner) or No. of Units inch mm lb/K-ft kg/km inch cm inch cm

2 to 36 6 6 .56 14.2 173 260 11 28 9 22

38 to 72 6 12 .63 16.0 201 301 13 32 9 24

74 to 84 7 12 .66 16.8 218 327 13 34 10 26

86 to 96 8 12 .70 17.8 238 357 14 36 11 37

98 to 108 9 12 .73 18.5 258 387 15 37 11 28

110 to 120 10 12 .77 19.6 286 429 15 39 12 30

122 to 132 11 12 .81 20.6 307 460 16 41 12 31

134 to 144 12/6 12 .93 23.5 346 519 19 47 14 36

Diameter Cable Weight

Bend Radius

LSZH Armored Double Jacket (OFCR, Low-Smoke)

No. of Buffer Tubes Fibers per Unit

Indoor/Outdoor Fiber

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Loose Tube Single Jacket, Gel-Free* Riser and PlenumMultimode (50µm, 62.5µm), Single Mode (ESMF), Hybrid

ApplicationsSuitable for a combination of indoor spaces and outdoor aerial lashed, duct and direct buried environments. By enabling placement virtually anywhere in a network, installers can bypass traditional transition points required in many installations and go directly from outside plant to riser shaft.

Optical Fibers

Gel-Free Flexible Buffter Tubes

Water Blocking Binders

Flame-Rated Jacket

Ripcord

Features and BenefitsEasy Cable Installation and Termination

Gel-free design simplifies access and reduces prep time

Ripcord speeds cable entry and outer jacket removal

Strength yarns bend in any direction without memory

Multi-purpose Installation and UseAvailable with standard, 1G and 10G Ethernet multimode fibers

Interlock armor available

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••

Constructions Dielectric (single and double jacket), armored, interlock armor

Fiber Count 6 to 288 fibers (depending on cable type

Options Preconnectorized, interlock armor and specialty designs

Performance TIA/EIA-568B, ICEA 83-596, Telcordia GR-20, Telcordia GR-409, ANSI/ICEA S-104-696-2003

Maximum Installation Load

300 lbf ( (1,335N) – one buffer tube 600 lbf (2,700N) – more than one buffer tube

Maximum Operation Load

90 lbf (400N) – one buffer tube200 lbf (890N) – more than one buffer tube

Shipping and Storage

-40°F to 158°F (-40°C to 70°C)

Installation 14°F to 140°F (-10°C to 60°C)

Operation -40°F to 158°F (-40°C to 70°C)

Specifi cations

Strength Yarns

*Power & Tel defines "gel free" fiber optic cables as cables with no water blocking gel between or in the buffer tubes. Cables with no water blocking gel between the buffer tubes only are described as dry.

Indoor/Outdoor Fiber

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Information based on Draka specs.

Load No LoadFiber Count (outer/inner) or No. of Units inch mm lb/K-ft kg/km inch cm inch cm

6 to 60 5 6/12 .42 10.6 68 101 8 21 4 11

72 6 12 .45 11.4 80 120 9 23 5 11

84 7 12 .49 12.3 94 140 10 25 5 12

96 8 12 .53 13.4 111 165 11 27 5 13

108 9 12 .56 14.2 124 185 11 28 6 14

120 10 12 .60 15.1 141 211 12 30 6 15

132 11 12 .63 16.0 165 246 13 32 6 16

144 12 12 .66 16.9 183 273 13 34 7 17

156 to 216 12/6 12 .71 18.0 190 238 15 37 7 19

218 to 288 15/9 12 .82 20.8 254 378 16 42 8 20

Diameter Cable Weight

Bend Radius

Loose Tube Riser Gel-Free Single Jacket (OFNR)

No. of Buffer Tubes Fibers per Unit

Loose Tube Plenum Gel-Free Single Jacket (OFNP)

Load No LoadFiber Count (outer/inner) or No. of Units inch mm lb/K-ft kg/km inch cm inch cm

6 to 60 5 6/12 .37 9.3 55 82 7 19 4 9

72 6 12 .40 10.2 66 99 8 20 4 10

84 7 12 .44 11.1 76 119 9 22 4 11

96 8 12 .48 12.2 98 145 10 24 5 12

98 to 144 12 12 .61 15.6 138 206 12 30 6 14

Diameter Cable Weight

Bend RadiusNo. of Buffer

Tubes Fibers per Unit

Information based on Draka specs.

Indoor/Outdoor Fiber

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Loose Tube Harsh Environment, Chemical Resistant, Single/Double and Armored Double JacketsMultimode (50µm, 62.5µm), Single Mode, Hybrid

ApplicationsHeavy duty protection from harsh chemicals and solvents. Inter and intrabuilding process control, SCADA, chemical plants and airports.

Features and BenefitsRobust Chemical Resistance and Protection

Chemical- and petroleum-resistant outer jacket

Versatile loose tube design and armored option

Optional 1,000 lb. (4,444N) tensile strength for dielectric/double jacket (DXPCC)

Harsh Environment/Flame Retardant PerformanceMeets OFN, OFC (tray) – UL 1581 and IEEE383

A single cable design can support all harsh environment structured cabling applications

Chemical-resistant jacket

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Constructions Dielectric (single and double jacket), armored (double jacket)

Fiber Count 2 to 216 fibers

Options Preconnectorized, interlock armor and specialty designs

Performance Telcordia GR-20, Telcordia GR-409, ANSI/ICEA S-104-696-2003

Maximum Installation Load

600 lbf ( (2,700N) 1,000 lbf (4,545N) – DXPCC only

Maximum Operation Load

200 lbf (890N)

Shipping and Storage

-40°F to 176°F (-40°C to 80°C)

Installation 14°F to 122°F (-10°C to 50°C)

Operation -40°F to 176°F (-40°C to 80°C)

Specifi cations

Optical Fibers

Flexible Buffter Tubes

Water Blocking Binders

Chemical-Resistant Jacket

Ripcord

Strength Yarns

Optical Fibers

Flexible Buffter Tubes

Water Blocking Binders

Armor (corrugated steel)

Ripcord

Inner Jacket

Chemical-Resistant Outer Jacket

Armored Double Jacket

Dielectric Double Jacket

Dielectric Single Jacket

Optical Fibers

Flexible Buffter Tubes

Water Blocking Binders

Chemical-Resistant Outer Jacket

Ripcord

Strength Yarns

Inner Jacket

Indoor/Outdoor Fiber

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Information based on Draka specs.

Loose Tube Harsh Environment Dielectric Double Jacket (OFN-tray)

Load No LoadFiber Count (outer/inner) or No. of Units inch mm lb/K-ft kg/km inch cm inch cm

2 to 60 5 12 .53 13.5 108 162 11 27 6 14

62 to 72 6 12 .56 14.2 125 188 11 28 6 14

74 to 84 7 12 .59 15.0 139 209 12 30 6 15

86 to 96 8 12 .62 15.7 156 234 12 31 6 16

98 to 108 9 12 .66 16.8 179 269 13 34 7 17

110 to 120 10 12 .70 17.8 199 299 14 36 7 18

122 to 132 11 12 .73 18.5 221 331 15 37 7 19

134 to 216 12/6 12 .76 19.3 240 360 15 39 7 19

Diameter Cable Weight

Bend RadiusNo. of Buffer

Tubes Fibers per Unit

Load No LoadFiber Count (outer/inner) or No. of Units inch mm lb/K-ft kg/km inch cm inch cm

2 to 60 5 12 .41 10.4 62 93 8 21 4 10

62 to 72 6 12 .44 11.2 73 109 9 22 4 11

74 to 84 7 12 .47 11.9 82 123 9 24 5 12

86 to 96 8 12 .51 13.0 95 142 10 26 5 13

98 to 108 9 12 .55 14.0 110 165 11 28 6 14

110 to 120 10 12 .58 14.7 124 186 11 29 6 15

122 to 132 11 12 .62 15.7 139 209 12 31 6 16

134 to 26 12/6 12 .65 16.5 153 229 13 33 6 17

Diameter Cable Weight

Bend Radius

Loose Tube Harsh Environment Dielectric Single Jacket (OFN-tray)

No. of Buffer Tubes Fibers per Unit

Information based on Draka specs.

Information based on Draka specs.

Loose Tube Harsh Environment Armored Double Jacket (OFC-tray)

Load No LoadFiber Count (outer/inner) or No. of Units inch mm lb/K-ft kg/km inch cm inch cm

2 to 60 5 12 .60 15.2 167 251 12 30 9 23

62 to 72 6 12 .64 16.3 183 274 13 33 9 24

74 to 84 7 12 .66 16.8 191 286 13 34 10 25

86 to 96 8 12 .70 17.8 209 313 14 36 11 27

98 to 108 9 12 .74 18.8 228 342 15 38 11 28

110 to 120 10 12 .78 19.8 249 373 16 40 12 30

122 to 132 11 12 .81 20.6 266 399 16 41 12 31

134 to 216 12/6 12 .84 21.3 284 426 17 43 13 32

Diameter Cable Weight

Bend RadiusNo. of Buffer

Tubes Fibers per Unit

Indoor/Outdoor Fiber

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Tight Buffer Distribution Riser and PlenumMultimode (50µm, 62.5µm), Single Mode (ESMF), Hybrid

ApplicationsVersatile indoor tight buffered cable.

Features and BenefitsEasy Cable Installation and Termination

900µm tight buffered fibers can be directly terminated

Flexible small diameter cables simplify pulling and placement

Color-coded fibers and numbered sub-units simplify identification

Optional interlock armor provides robust protection and one-step installation

Flame-Retardant SafetyVersions for riser (OFNR/FT-4), plenum (OFNP/FT-6) and LSZH

Optional indoor/outdoor and specialty versions for applications beyond the office

UL 1666/CSA FT-4 riser

NFPA-262/UL910/CSA FT-6 plenum

••••

••••

Optical Fibers

Color-Coded Tight Buffer Coating (900µm)

Aramid Strength Yarns

Flame-Rated Jacket

Constructions 900µm tight buffered color-coded fiber - dielectric and interlock armor

Fiber Count 2 to 144 Fiber (6- and 12-fiber sub units)

Options Indoor/outdoor and specialty versions (interlock armor, tactical deployment and preconnectorized)

Performance TIA/EIA-568B, ANSI, ICEA 83-596, Telcordia GR-409, RoHS

*Max. Installation Load (Riser)

2-12 Fiber: 150 lbs (660N)18-144 Fiber: 300 lbs (1,320N)

Max. Operation Load (Riser)

2-12 Fiber: 45 lbs (220N)18-144 Fiber: 100 lbs (444N)

*Max. Installation Load (Plenum)

2-12 Fiber: 100 lbs (444N)18-144 Fiber: 150 lbs (660N)

Max. Operation Load (Plenum)

2-12 Fiber: 33 lbs (133N)18-144 Fiber: 45 lbs (200N)

Vertical Rise Riser: 500' (112m)Plenum: 500' (152m)

Shipping and Storage

-40°F to 176°F (-40°C to 80°C)

Installation 14°F to 176°F (-10°C to 80°C)

Operation -40°F to 176°F (-40°C to 80°C)

Specifi cations

*Pull Strength

Indoor Fiber

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Load No LoadFiber Count or No. of Units inch mm lb/K-ft kg/km inch cm inch cm

2 - .19 4.8 15 22 4 10 3 7

4 - .22 5.6 19 28 4 11 3 8

6 - .24 6.0 21 31 5 12 4 9

8 - .25 6.2 23 34 5 12 4 9

12 6 .28 7.0 30 45 6 14 4 11

18 6 .52 13.3 90 134 11 27 8 20

24 6 .52 13.3 90 134 11 27 8 20

36 12 .63 15.9 143 213 12 32 9 24

48 12 .63 15.9 125 187 13 32 9 24

60 12 .70 17.8 154 230 14 36 11 28

72 12 .77 19.5 189 282 15 39 12 29

96 12 1.02 26.0 274 408 21 52 15 39

144 12 1.02 26.0 323 481 21 52 15 39

Diameter Cable Weight

Bend Radius

Information based on Draka specs.

Tight Buffer Distribution Riser (OFNR, FT-4)

Information based on Draka specs.

Load No LoadFiber Count Fibers per Unit inch mm lb/K-ft kg/km inch cm inch cm

2 - .17 4.2 9 13 3 8.4 3 6

4 - .17 4.3 14 21 3 8.6 3 7

6 - .19 4.7 15 22 4 9.4 3 7

8 - .20 5.0 18 27 4 9.9 3 7

12 - .28 7.0 30 45 5 11.7 4 9

18 6 .41 10.3 72 108 8 21 6 16

24 6 .41 10.3 72 108 8 21 6 16

36 6 .51 12.9 115 171 10 26 8 19

48 12 .53 13.3 123 183 11 27 8 20

60 12 .59 15.0 153 228 12 30 9 23

72 12 .65 16.6 188 280 13 33 10 25

96 12 .80 20.4 316 471 16 41 12 31

144 12 .90 23.0 402 599 18 46 13 35

Diameter Cable Weight

Bend Radius

Tight Buffer Distribution Plenum (OFNP, FT-6)

Fibers per Unit

Indoor Fiber

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Tight Buffer LSZH DistributionMultimode (50µm, 62.5µm), Single Mode (ESMF), Hybrid

ApplicationsVersatile indoor tight buffered cable.

Optical Fibers

Color-Coded Tight Buffer Coating (900µm)

Aramid Strength Yarns

Flame-Rated Jacket

Features and BenefitsEasy Cable Installation and Termination

900µm tight buffered fibers can be directly terminated

Flexible small diameter cables simplify pulling and placement

Color-coded fibers and numbered sub-units simplify identification

Optional interlock armor provides robust protection and one-step installation

Flame-Retardant SafetyVersions for riser (OFNR/FT-4), plenum (OFNP/FT-6) and LSZH

Optional indoor/outdoor and specialty versions for applications beyond the office

UL 1666/CSA FT-4 riser

NFPA-262/UL910/CSA FT-6 plenum

••••

••••

Constructions 900µm tight buffered color-coded fiber - dielectric and interlock armor

Fiber Count 2 to 144 Fiber (6- and 12-fiber sub units)

Options Indoor/outdoor and specialty versions (interlock armor, tactical deployment and preconnectorized)

Performance TIA/EIA-568B, ANSI/ICEA 83-596, Telcordia GR-409, RoHS

*Max. Installation Load

2-12 Fiber: 150 lbs (660N)18-144 Fiber: 300 lbs (1,320N)

Max. Operation Load

2-12 Fiber: 45 lbs (198N)18-144 Fiber: 90 lbs (401N)

Vertical Rise 500' (152m)

Shipping and Storage

-40°F to 176°F (-40°C to 80°C)

Installation 14°F to 122°F (-10°C to 50°C)

Operation -4°F to 176°F (-20°C to 80°C)

Specifi cations

*Pull Strength

Indoor Fiber

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Load No LoadFiber Count or No. of Units inch mm lb/K-ft kg/km inch cm inch cm

2 - .22 5.6 15 22 4 11 3 8

4 - .22 5.7 21 31 5 11 3 9

6 - .24 6.1 22 32 5 12 4 9

8 - .25 6.3 24 36 5 13 4 10

12 - .28 7.1 31 46 6 14 4 11

18 6 .52 13.3 97 145 11 27 8 20

24 6 .52 13.3 97 145 11 27 8 20

36 6 .63 15.9 148 220 13 32 9 24

48 12 .63 15.9 130 194 13 32 9 24

60 12 .70 17.8 161 240 14 36 11 27

72 12 .77 19.5 198 295 15 39 12 29

96 12 1.02 25.8 304 453 20 52 15 39

144 12 1.02 25.8 304 453 20 52 15 39

Diameter Cable Weight

Bend Radius

Information based on Draka specs.

Tight Buffer LSZH Distribution (OFNR, FT-4)

Fibers per Unit

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Optical Fibers

Central Strength Member

Tight Buffered Fiber (900µm)

Flame-Rated Jacket (outer)

Aramid Strength Yarns

Ripcord

Tight Buffer Breakout Riser and PlenumMultimode (50µm, 62.5µm), Enhanced Single Mode (ESMF), Hybrid

ApplicationsRobust multi-fiber indoor breakout, routing and connectorization.

*Pull Strength

Features and BenefitsEasy Cable Entry and Termination

2.5mm units with 900µm tight buffered fibers provide simple direct field termination

Flexible robust cables simplify pulling and placement

Numbered sub-units simplify identification and routing

Optional interlock armor provides robust protection and one-step installation

Flame-Retardant SafetyVersions for riser (OFNR/FT-4), plenum (OFNP/FT-6) and LSZH

A single cable design can support all structured cabling applications

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Constructions Jacketed cordage (2.5mm units) with 900µm tight buffered fiber; dielectric and interlock armor

Fiber Count 2 to 24 fiber

Options Preconnectorized; 2.5mm units

Performance TIA/EIA-568B, ANSI/ICEA S-83-596, Telcordia GR-409, RoHS

*Max. Installation Load (Riser)

2-12 Fiber: 150 lbf (660N)14-24 Fiber: 300 lbf (1,335N)

noitarepO .xaMLoad (Riser)

2-12 Fiber: 45 lbf (200N)14-24 Fiber: 80 lbf (400N)

*Max. Installation Load (Plenum)

2-12 Fiber: 100 lbf (440N)14-24 Fiber: 150 lbf (660N)

noitarepO .xaMLoad (Plenum)

2 Fiber: 113 lbf (500N)4-8 Fiber: 250 lbf (110N)10-12 Fiber: 270 lbf (1,200N)14-24 Fiber: 45 lbf (200N)

Shipping and Storage

-40°F to 176°F (-40°C to 80°C)

Installation 14°F to 122°F (-10°C to 50°C)

Operation -4°F to 176°F (-20°C to 80°C)

Specifi cations

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Fiber Count inch mm lb/K-ft kg/km inch cm inch cm

2 .29 7.3 33 49 6 15 4 11

4 .33 8.3 41 60 7 17 5 13

6 .38 9.6 57 85 8 20 6 15

8 .44 11.3 78 116 9 23 7 17

10 .53 13.4 108 161 11 27 8 21

12 .53 13.4 108 161 11 27 8 21

14 .53 13.4 108 161 11 27 8 21

16 .58 14.7 125 186 12 30 9 23

18 .58 14.7 125 186 12 30 9 23

24 .68 17.3 166 247 14 35 10 26

Fiber Count inch mm lb/K-ft kg/km inch cm inch cm

2 .23 5.8 25 36 5 12 4 9

4 .28 7.0 31 45 6 14 4 11

6 .33 8.5 44 65 7 17 5 13

8 .39 10.0 66 97 8 20 6 15

10 .46 11.6 93 138 9 24 7 18

12 .52 13.3 125 186 11 27 8 20

14 .50 12.8 96 143 10 26 8 20

16 .56 14.1 114 169 11 29 9 22

18 .56 14.1 112 166 11 29 9 22

24 .65 16.5 158 235 13 33 10 25

Tight Buffer Breakout Plenum (OFNP, FT-6)

Diameter Load No Load

Bend RadiusApproximate Cable Weight

Information based on Draka specs.

Information based on Draka specs.

Tight Buffer Breakout Riser (OFNR, FT-4)

Diameter Load No Load

Bend RadiusApproximate Cable Weight

Indoor Fiber

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Tight Buffer LSZH BreakoutMultimode (50µm, 62.5µm), Single Mode (ESMF), Hybrid

ApplicationsVersatile indoor tight buffered cable

Features and BenefitsEasy Cable Installation and Termination

900µm tight buffered fibers can be directly terminated

Flexible small diameter cables simplify pulling and placement

Color-coded fibers and numbered sub-units simplify identification

Optional interlock armor provides robust protection and one-step installation

Flame-Retardant SafetyVersions for riser (OFNR/FT-4), plenum (OFNP/FT-6) and LSZH

Optional indoor/outdoor and specialty versions for applications beyond the office

UL 1666/CSA FT-4 riser

NFPA-262/UL910/CSA FT-6 plenum

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Constructions 900µm tight buffered color-coded fibers - dielectric and interlock armor

Fiber Count 2 to 144 fibers (6 and 12 fiber sub units)

Options Indoor/outdoor and specialty versions (interlock armor, tactical deployment and preconnectorized)

Performance TIA/EIA-568B, ANSI/ICEA S-83-596, Telcordia GR-409, RoHS

*Max. Installation Load

2-14 Fiber: 150 lbs (660N)16-24 Fiber: 300 lbs (1,320N)

Max. Operation Load

2-12 Fiber: 45 lbs (220N)14-24 Fiber: 90 lbs (400N)

Shipping and Storage

-40°F to 176°F (-40°C to 80°C)

Installation 14°F to 122°F (-10°C to 50°C)

Operation -4°F to 176°F (-20°C to 80°C)

Specifi cations

6-Fiber Cable

Optical Fibers

Color-Coded Tight Buffer Coating (900µm)

Aramid Strength Yarns

Flame-Rated Jacket

*Pull Strength

Indoor Fiber

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Fiber Count inch mm lb/K-ft kg/km inch cm inch cm

2 .29 7.4 33 48 6 15 2 6

4 .33 8.4 39 57 7 17 3 7

6 .38 9.7 56 83 8 20 3 8

8 .45 11.4 82 122 9 23 4 9

10 .50 12.8 107 159 10 26 4 10

12 .57 14.5 138 205 11 29 4 11

14 .58 14.7 133 198 12 30 5 12

16 .58 14.7 133 198 12 30 5 12

18 .58 14.7 133 198 12 30 5 12

24 .68 17.2 180 268 14 35 5 13

Tight Buffer LSZH Breakout (OFN, FT-4)

Diameter Load No Load

Bend Radius

Cable Weight

Information based on Draka specs.

Indoor Fiber

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1-Fiber Simplex

Optical Fiber

Tight Buffered Fiber (900µm)

Aramid Strength Yarns

Flame-Rated Jacket

Tight Buffer Simplex and Duplex Riser, Plenum and LSZHMultimode (50µm, 62.5µm), Enhanced Single Mode (ESMF)

ApplicationsSimple fiber patching, routing and connectorization, Simplex and Duplex interconnect.

2-Fiber Zipcord

Constructions 1 fiber Simplex, 2 fiber zipcord, 1 fiber round, 900µm tight buffered fiber

Fiber Count 1 or 2 fiber

Options Cordage diameter (1.6mm, 2mm and 2.9mm), preconnectorized assemblies (SC, LC, FC and others), fiber type

Performance TIA/EIA-568B, ANSI/ICEA S-83-596, Telcordia GR-409, RoHS

*Max. Installation Load (Riser)

1 Fiber, Type 516: 33 lbs (150N)1 Fiber, Types 520 and 529: 50 lbs (220N)2 Fiber, Type 516Z: 33 lbs (150N)2 Fiber, Types 520Z, 529Z and 529R: 50 lbs (220N)

Max. Operation Load (Riser)

1 Fiber, Type 516: 10 lbs (45N)1 Fiber, Types 520 and 529: 15 lbs (66N)2 Fiber, Type 516Z: 10 lbs (45N)2 Fiber, Types 520Z, 529Z and 529R: 15 lbs (66N)

*Max. Installation Load (Plenum)

1 Fiber, Type 816: 33 lbs (150N)1 Fiber, Types 820 and 829: 50 lbs (220N)2 Fiber, Type 816Z: 33 lbs (150N)2 Fiber, Types 820Z and 829Z: 50 lbs (220N)

Max. Operation Load (Plenum)

1 Fiber, Type 816: 10 lbs (45N)1 Fiber, Types 820 and 829: 15 lbs (66N)2 Fiber, Type 816Z: 10 lbs (45N)2 Fiber, Types 820Z and 829Z: 15 lbs (66N)

*Max. Installation Load (LSZH)

1 Fiber, Type LSZH16: 33 lbs (150N) 1 Fiber, Type LSZH20 and LSZH29: 50 lbs (220N)2 Fiber, Type LSZH16Z: 33 lbs (150N)2 Fiber, Type LSZH20Z, LSZH29Z and LSZH29V: 50 lbs (200N)

Shipping and Storage

-40°F to 176°F (-40°C to 80°C)

Installation 32°F to 122°F (0°C to 50°C)

Operation -4°F to 122°F (-20°C to 80°C)

Specifi cations

*Pull Strength

Optical Fiber

Tight Buffered Fiber (900µm)

Aramid Strength Yarns

Flame-Rated Jacket

Indoor Fiber

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Fiber Count inch mm lb/K-ft kg/km inch cm inch cm

1 .063 1.6 2 3 1 3 1 2

1 .079 2.0 2 4 4 2 1 3

1 .114 2.9 5 7 2 6 2 4

2 (Zipcord) .063 x .143 1.6 x 3.6 4 6 1 3 1 2

2 (Zipcord) .079 x .173 2.0 x 4.4 5 8 2 4 1 3

2 (Zipcord) .114 x .237 2.9 x 6.0 9 14 2 6 2 4

2 (Duplex, round) .113 2.9 5 6.4 2 6 2 4

Load No LoadDiameter Cable Weight

Bend Radius

Tight Buffer Riser (OFNR, FT-4)

Information based on Draka specs.

Tight Buffer Plenum (OFNP, FT-6)

Fiber Count inch mm lb/K-ft kg/km inch cm inch cm

1 .063 1.6 2 3 1 3 1 2

1 .079 2.0 3 4 2 4 1 3

1 .114 2.9 4 6 2 6 2 6

2 (Zipcord) .063 x .143 1.6 x 3.6 4 6 1 3 1 2

2 (Zipcord) .079 x .173 2.0 x 4.4 6 8 2 4 1 3

2 (Zipcord) .114 x .237 2.9 x 6.0 11 16 2 6 2 4

Load No LoadDiameter Cable Weight

Bend Radius

Information based on Draka specs.

Features and BenefitsEasy Cable Installation and Termination

900µm tight buffered fibers can be directly terminated with strain relief

Flexible design

Easily strippable fiber coatings

Zipcord cable can be easily separated into two Simplex units

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Information based on Draka specs.

Tight Buffer LSZH (OFNR, FT-6)

Fiber Count inch mm lb/K-ft kg/km inch cm inch cm

1 .063 1.6 3 3 1 3 1 2

1 .079 2.0 4 4 2 4 1 3

1 .114 2.9 8 8 2 6 2 4

2 (Zipcord) .063 x .143 1.6 x 3.6 4 5 1 3 1 2

2 (Zipcord) .079 x .173 2 x 4.4 5 8 2 4 1 3

2 (Zipcord) .114 x .237 2.9 x 6 10 15 2 6 2 4

2 (Duplex, oval) .203 x .316 5.2 x 8 32 47 4 10 3 8

Load No LoadDiameter Cable Weight

Bend Radius

Flame-Retardant SafetyUL 1666/CSA FT-4 OFNR riser option

NFPA-262/UL910/CSA FT-6 OFNR plenum option

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Constructions Interlock armor

Fiber Count 2 to 144 fibers

Options Flame-retardant ratings/Bare, stripe or jacket/Aluminum or steel armor

Performance TIA/EIA-568B, ANSI/ICEA S-83-596, Telcordia GR-409, RoHS

Maximum Installation Load

300 lbf (1,335N)≤ 12f: 150 lbf (660N)

Maximum Operation Load

100 lbf (444N)≥ 12f: 45 lbf (198N)

Shipping and Storage

-40°F to 176°F (-40°C to 80°C)

Installation 14°F to 122°F (-10°C to 50°C)

Operation -4°F to 176°F (-20°C to 80°C)

Specifi cations

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Features and BenefitsEasy Cable Entry and Preparation

Easy cable installation

Designed for loose tube or tight buffered designs for optimal fiber performance

Color-coded for easy identification

Flame-Retardant SafetyVersions for riser (OFNR/FT-4), Plenum (OFNP/FT-6) and LSZH

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Central Strength Member

Optical Fibers

Aramid Strength Yarns

6 Fiber Sub-Unit (18-36 fibers) 12 Fiber Sub-Unit (36-144 fibers)

Flame-Rated Jacket (unit)

Ripcord

Interlock Armor

Color-Coded Tight Buffer Coating (900µm)

Interlock Armor

Interlock Armor Loose Tube

Central Strength Member

Optical Fibers

Color-Coded Tight Buffer Coating (900µm)

Flame-Rated Jacket (unit)

Interlock Armor

Outer Jacket (optional)

Ripcord

Ripcord

Loose Tube Interlock Armor, Riser and PlenumSingle mode, Multimode, Hybrid

ApplicationsIndoor protective crush resistance and fire safety. Interlocked armor eliminates the need for ductwork or conduit. Cables utilizing this armor option are ideally suited for routing inside plenum areas or in riser shafts.

Outer Jacket (optional)

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Information based on Draka specs.

Fiber Count Fibers per Unit in mm lb/K-ft kg/km inch cm inch cm

2 - .52 13.2 119 179 10 26 8 20

4 - .55 14.0 127 190 11 28 8 21

6 - .57 14.5 131 196 11 29 9 22

8 - .57 14.5 134 201 11 29 9 22

10 - .59 15.0 137 205 12 30 9 23

12 - .61 15.5 145 217 12 31 9 23

18 6 .85 21.6 279 419 17 43 13 32

24 6 .85 21.6 270 405 17 43 13 32

30 6 .90 22.9 307 460 18 46 13 34

36 6 .95 24.1 374 560 19 48 14 36

36 12 .96 24.4 374 560 19 49 15 37

48 12 .96 24.4 365 547 19 49 15 37

60 12 1.03 26.2 411 616 20 52 15 39

72 12 1.10 27.9 469 703 22 56 17 42

96 12 1.35 34.3 671 1,006 27 69 20 51

144 12 1.35 34.3 671 1,006 27 69 20 51

Diameter Load No Load

Bend Radius

Cable Weight

Loose Tube Interlock Armor Riser (OFCR FT-4)

Information based on Draka specs.

Fiber Count Fibers per Unit in mm lb/K-ft kg/km inch cm inch cm

2 - .43 11.0 120 179 9 22 7 17

4 - .44 11.2 127 190 9 22 7 17

6 - .46 11.6 130 196 9 23 7 17

8 - .46 11.8 135 201 9 24 7 18

10 - .48 12.3 137 205 10 25 7 18

12 - .50 12.7 142 217 10 25 7 19

18 6 .67 16.9 248 419 13 34 10 25

24 6 .67 16.9 248 405 13 34 10 25

30 6 .75 19.1 312 460 15 38 11 29

36 6 .81 20.6 349 560 16 41 12 31

36 12 .83 21.0 349 560 17 42 13 32

48 12 .83 21.0 362 547 17 42 13 32

60 12 .89 22.7 420 616 18 45 13 34

72 12 .95 24.2 537 703 19 48 14 36

96 12 1.10 28.0 760 1,006 22 56 17 42

144 12 1.20 30.6 895 1,006 24 61 18 46

Diameter Load No Load

Bend Radius

Cable Weight

Loose Tube Interlock Armor Plenum (OFCP FT-6)

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