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Quick Details
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Product name:
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OPGW Fiber Optic Cable
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Sheath:
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Steel Wire
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Application:
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Overhead/Ground
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Fiber Type:
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SM or MM
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Fiber count:
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2-288 Cores
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Span:
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100-1400km
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Cable Structure:
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Self Supporting
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Color:
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Silver
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Length:
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3KM/customized
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Package:
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Wooden Drum Cartons
Quick Details
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Brand Name:
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Changguang
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Model Number:
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OPGW
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Place of Origin:
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Jiangsu, China
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Product name:
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OPGW Fiber Optic Cable
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Sheath:
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Steel Wire
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Application:
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Overhead/Ground
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Fiber Type:
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SM or MM
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Fiber count:
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2-288 Cores
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Span:
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100-1400km
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Cable Structure:
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Self Supporting
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Color:
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Silver
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Length:
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3KM/customized
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Package:
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Wooden Drum Cartons
Manufacturer power aeirlal self supporting opgw fiber optic cable
1.Description
- Aerial optical fiber cable,stranded structure.
- Outdoor Aerial Optical Fiber Cable with Maximum Fiber Number of 288 Cores
- Strength Member: Steel wire
- Fiber: can choose SM 9/125 or MM: 62.5/125 ,50/125, OM1,OM2,OM3,OM4
2. Characteristics
- Overhead 48 Core OPGW Cable
- Stainless-steel optical fiber unit
- support heavy load
- RTS:75-226KN
3.Parametre
| Fiber Sort | Multimode | G.651 | A1a:50/125 | Graded-index fiber |
| A1b:62.5/125 | ||||
| Singlemode | G.652(A,B,C) | B1.1:Conventional fiber | ||
| G.652D | B2: Zero dispersion shifted | |||
| G.655 | B1.2 :Cut-off wavelength shifted | |||
| G.657(A1,A2 ,B3) | B4: Main technical data for positive | |||
| dispersion shifted single-mode fiber | ||||
4.Picture show
The following printing(white hot foil indentatioin)is applied at 1-meter intervals.
1.Supplier: As cuctomer required
2.Standard Code(Product Type, Fiber Type, Fiber Count): Aerial/Duct/Buried SM/MM xx F
3.Year of manufacture: xxx
4.Length marking in meters
5.Cable ID / Drum No.
The accuracy of marking is ±0.5%. Occasional loss of printing and remarking is in accordance with
Bellcore GR 20 and supersedes earlier marking. Cables can be supplied with a range of single mode
or multimode fibers and customized printing.
