FEATURES AND BENEFITS
Available up to 24 fiber count in all kinds of single mode and multimode Optical Fibers.
Unitube design allows minimized weight and eases cables installation.
Easily removable rugged jacket .
Longitudinal water protection is enabled by water blocking compounds in tube and core .
Longer reel lengths available on request.
Composite fiber types available on request.
For all your solutions regarding optical fiber cable installations works and suitable equipments for installations , accessories like ducts , couplers , split metallic couplers , cable 'u' seals , pneumatic powered cable blow equipment ( indigenous designed , developed and marketed by us having good performance at field trials and in actual usage for the past two years).
Wooden packing suitabe for shipment with PVC covered.
SFR-24 is a FRLS compound designed to minimize emission of smoke and toxic gases. It is a ST-II type compound used for sheathing of cables. It can also be used for FRLS insulation for greater / equal to 2.0 mm thickness.
SFR-24 is a FRLS compound designed to minimize emission of smoke and toxic gases. It is a ST-II type compound used for sheathing of cables. It can also be used for FRLS insulation for greater / equal to 2.0 mm thickness.
UNISOL Fiber rack mount patch panel provide cross-connect and interconnect capabilities for splicing & terminating OFC cables, pigtails in the fiber access network.
Features:
MS/Aluminum housing with seven Tank process powder coating.
Suitable for 19 Rack mount Applications
Replaceable panel for SC/ST/LC/FC type couplers.
Can manage adapter panel for maximum 48 SC/48 LC in 1U size
Capable of storing up to three meters of 900 micron tight buffered fiber cable
Allow maximum six cables entry.
Patch or fusion splice field termination standard.
High impact resistance splice tray & cable spool for fiber & pigtail routing
Accessory kit includes mounting ear, cable gland, cable ties and screws.
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