Distribution Indoor Fiber Optic Cable 96 Core Buffered Fiber With 8 Sub Units

FA-IOC-BOC96, Distribution Fiber Optic Cable For Indoor With 8 Sub Units And 96 Buffered Fiber

The input fiber always need to splice with the output fiber, splicing is a complicated work and there are many things to care. When strip the outer jacket, it must be very careful and do not damage the cable core and also need to avoid hurts by the steel wire strengthen member. After the fiber is fixed in the fiber tray, the bottom and cover must be fixed in order to avoid damage for the fiber in the future when the fiber tray is moved. The fiber care is very easy to be broken so it has to be very carefully when stripping the coating. The fiber must be keep clear and ensure the section of the fiber is neat so that it can ensure the splicing quality, if not the fusion splicer may send out a warning. The shrinkable sleeve has to be moved to the splicing point and it has to be slow and stable, do not shake or bend, the fiber may be broken by careless. The fibers must be cycled in the tray after the splicing is finished and the fiber must easy to distinguish and they also need to fix on the fiber tray.

Main Features Of FA-IOC-BOC96

1, Color of the tight buffer can be customized;

2, Mainly for indoor use;

3, Can be used as access cable in building;

4, Fan-out type easy for operation and management;

5, With big capacity, 24 to 144 fibers are available;

6, Non-metallic with FRP as central strengthen member.

Mechanical Features Of Indoor Distribution Fiber Optic Cable

Cable Specification