48 F Single-mode LSZH Loose Tube Gel-Free Single-Jacket Cable 048EUZ-44101D20

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Corning LSZH loose tube gel-free cables are flame-retardant, indoor/outdoor, suitable for installation in interbuilding and intrabuilding applications. The loose tube design offers mechanical ruggedness and environmental durability while the all-dielectric cable construction requires no grounding or bonding. The water-swellable yarn eliminates the need for gelfilling compound and allows more efficient and craft-friendly cable preparation. The 250 µm color-coded fibers allow quick and easy identification during installation. Corning LSZH cables eliminate risks in the event of a fire as the LSZH compound does not drip when superheated. The material burns to ash, eliminating the onset of secondary fires. When cables containing halogens ignite, they emit highly reactive gases that can be harmful if inhaled. When halogens combine with water, acids are formed. These acids damage both living tissue and inorganic materials, such as metal and electronic equipment. The flexible, flame-retardant outer jacket is UV-resistant and enables direct exposure to sunlight. Interlocking armor is available for special applications requiring additional mechanical durability.

Specifications :

Product Number : 048EUZ-44101D20
Environment : Indoor/Outdoor
Cable Type : Loose Tube
Product Type : Dielectric
Fiber Category : Single-mode (OS2)
Flame Rating : LSZH (OFN-LS)
Application : Aerial,  Direct Buried,  Duct,  General Purpose Horizontal 
Fiber Count : 48
RoHS : Free of hazardous substances according to RoHS 2011/65/EU
Fiber Code : E
Fiber Name : Single-mode (OS2)
Fiber Type : Single-mode
Performance Option Code : 01
Maximum Attenuation : 0.4 dB/km / 0.4 dB/km / 0.3 dB/km
Wavelengths : 1310 nm / 1383 nm / 1550 nm
Fiber Category : G.652.D

Features :

• Key life-safety benefit

• Superior performance

• Outdoor aerial and duct

• Low-smoke, zero-halogen sheath

• Meets cyclic impact and chemical resistance test

• Common installations