Fibre Optic 8 core OM2 Cable Specifications And Details

Overview

Leader Optec’s pre-terminated 8 core loose tube cable assemblies is an optical cable pre-fitted with connectors on 2mm ruggedized tails. The terminations are protected with a rugged transparent transportation tube, which can easily and quickly be removed during installation. Our Loose tube pre-terminated cables also come with 2mm ruggedised tails for added protection. The unique crimp less design utilises an anti-kink gland to reduce stress to the fibre during the installation process. Leader Optec’s pre-terminated solutions are suitable for internal or external use and ensure faster and more efficient installations.

The 8 Core OM2 Fiber Optic Cable is designed for various networking applications that require the transmission of data over short to moderate distances. OM2 is a multimode optical fiber type that offers a balance of performance and cost-effectiveness.

Highlights

• Features and Benefits:Internal and External Use
• 2mm breakout for ruggedised use
• Staggered tails, labelled for identification
• Black UV stabilised standard outer sheath. LSZH as standard
• Connector styles to suit application
• Suitable for direct patching
• Clear protective sock
• 4-8f utilise 20mm gland while 12–24 fibre utilise 25mm gland
• All UK manufactured product; in our own facility in North Wales
• Available in lengths up to 2kms
• Field deployable versions available (supplied on a reel dispenser) for outside broadcast and other short term exposed environments
• Full Test results supplied with each assembly (available in paper form or disk format)
• Tensile pull exceeds 1000N
• Length is measured gland to gland
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• The specific features and capabilities of an 8 Core OM2 Fiber Optic Cable may vary depending on the manufacturer and product model. It’s essential to review the product specifications and data sheets provided by the cable manufacturer to ensure that the cable meets your network requirements. Additionally, consider factors such as cable jacket type, connector compatibility, and the installation environment when selecting the right cable for your network.