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Fibre Optic Cable 24 Core Certech Blue Cabac
MSS Fibre 24 Core Singlemode Loose Tube Blue Nylon Jacketed Cable uses a 24F SM/OS2 loose tube design with thixotropic gel-filled tubes and a dry block core to prevent water ingress — suited for direct burial underground, conduit and duct installations, and fibre optic networking and data communications. The Blue UV and insect/termite-resistant Nylon (Polyamide) outer jacket and Black PE (Polyethylene) UV-resistant inner sheath extend cable lifespan in exposed and buried environments, with cable dimensions of 10mm x 1000mm x 10mm. Complies with AS/NZS 3080 for fibre cables for telecommunications. See the full description below for dimensions, ratings, and installation requirements.
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Technical Specifications
- 24F Loose Tube Cable SM/OS2
- Termite resistant loose tube cable with non-metallic strength member
- Gel filled tubes and dry block core prevent water ingress
- Inner UV resistant Polyethylene (PE) sheath
- Outer termite/UV resistant Polyamide Nylon jacket
- Suitable for direct bury and conduit/duct applications
- Dimensions (H x L x W): 10mm x 1000mm x 10mm
- Weight: 0.2 kg
Key Features
- Blue UV and insect/termite resistant Nylon (Polyamide) jacket
- Black PE (Polyethylene) UV resistant inner sheath
- Polyester based rip cords for easy sheath removal
- Water blocking tape and swellable yarns prevent ingress into the core
- Thixotropic gel filled tubes prevent water ingress into the tubes
- Non-metallic fibre reinforced plastic rod central strength member provides tensile strength
Professional Installation Requirements
- Installation by qualified fibre optic technicians is recommended to ensure optimal performance and compliance with standards.
Applications
- Direct burial underground use
- Conduit and duct installations
- Fibre optic networking and data communications
Standards & Compliance
- Complies with AS/NZS 3080 – Fibre optic cables for telecommunications
Environmental Benefits
- Durable construction reduces need for frequent replacements
- Water blocking and UV resistant materials extend cable lifespan
- Non-metallic strength member reduces environmental impact
Warranty Information
Standard manufacturer warranty applies. Please refer to Cabac warranty terms for details.
Available Now
The MSS Fibre 24 Core Singlemode Loose Tube Blue Nylon Jacketed Cable by Cabac is available now for immediate purchase. Ideal for underground and conduit fibre optic network installations.
FAQ
Q: What water and UV protection does the MSS Fibre 24 Core Singlemode Loose Tube cable provide?
A: This cable uses thixotropic gel-filled tubes and a dry block core to prevent water ingress into the tubes and core. The outer jacket is a Blue UV and insect/termite-resistant Nylon (Polyamide) sheath, with a Black PE (Polyethylene) UV-resistant inner sheath — making it suitable for direct burial underground and conduit or duct installations in exposed environments.
Q: Does this cable include a central strength member, and what is the construction type?
A: Yes, this cable features a non-metallic fibre reinforced plastic rod central strength member that provides tensile strength without adding metallic components. It also includes polyester based rip cords for easy sheath removal, making it a 24F Loose Tube Cable SM/OS2 construction suited for long-distance fibre optic networking and data communications applications.
For installations requiring the same loose tube singlemode construction in a 12-core count, the fibre optic cable 12 core Certech blue loose tube is available for smaller network runs.
Where a higher core count is required on the same underground or conduit pathway, the fibre optic cable 36 core Certech blue suits larger singlemode fibre optic networking deployments.
The fibre optic cable 24 core indoor outdoor Certech is an alternative where the installation path transitions between indoor and outdoor environments on the same singlemode run.
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