Product Information

Specification

Loose Tube Strand 23D Series Gel Free Outdoor Single Armor/Double Jacket Fiber Optic Cable

Applications:

Outdoors in Duct, Direct Burial or Aerial Lashed

Also Known as:

Fiber Optic Cable, 23D-Series, Armor Cable, Loose Tube Cable, Double Jacket Fiber Cable, Outdoor Cable

Scope:

This document establishes the specification requirements for an outdoor, armored fiber optic cable utilizing Remee’s AquaLock loose tube design.

Cable Construction Details

•Buffer Tube:
High Modulus Polymeric Material

•Dry Loose Tube/Fiber Color Code:
As per TIA/EIA-598 standard or per customer requirement

•Dielectric Central Strength Member:
Epoxy Glass Rod (up-coated as required per construction)

•Cable Core:
The cable elements with water swellable yarns are stranded around the CSM, using reverse oscillation.

•Moisture Resistance:
A water blocking tape is applied over the cabled core with a 25% nominal overlap

•Inner Sheath:
UV resistant Polyethylene

•Armor:
Corrugated flexible steel bonded to jacket. The armor pf each each length pf cable shall be electrically continuous with no more than one splice allowed per kilometer of cable. The breaking strength of any section of an armor tape containing a factory splice joint, shall not be less than 80% of the breaking strength of an adjacent section of the armor of equal length without a joint

•Cable Strength:
Circumferential strength members are placed over the water blocking tape and under the outer sheath.

•Overall Sheath:
UV resistant Polyethylene

Applicable Documents:

-TIA/EIA FOTP Standards 455
-Color Coding of Fiber Optic Cables TIA/EIA-598
-RUS 1755.900
-GR-20-CORE
-Compliant with ANSI/TIA-568-C.3 standard

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