Fibre cable Outdoor 8 Core Singlemode SM Per Metre

For an outdoor 8-core single-mode (SM) fiber optic cable sold per meter, here are the typical features and specifications you might expect:

Features:

1. Core Type: Single-mode (SM) fibers, optimized for long-distance transmission with a small core size to minimize light dispersion.
2. Core Count: 8 cores, indicating there are eight individual strands or fibers within the cable.
3. Outdoor Jacket: A robust, UV-resistant, and weatherproof outer jacket suitable for outdoor installations. This jacket shields the fibers from moisture, sunlight, temperature fluctuations, and other environmental hazards.
4. Armoring: Depending on environmental conditions and installation requirements, the cable may include additional armor layers for increased protection against rodent damage, crushing, or other physical threats.
5. Water-blocking: Water-blocking features, such as gel-filled or dry water-blocking technology, prevent moisture ingress into the cable.
6. Tensile Strength: High tensile strength ensures the cable can withstand the stresses encountered during outdoor installations, such as tension during aerial deployment or burial underground.
7. Temperature Range: Wide operating temperature range enables the cable to endure extreme outdoor conditions, from freezing cold to intense heat.
8. UV Resistance: Resistance to ultraviolet (UV) radiation prevents degradation of the cable jacket over time when exposed to sunlight.
9. Compliance: Compliance with industry standards and regulations for outdoor fiber optic cables, such as ITU-T G.652 for single-mode fibers and relevant outdoor cable standards (e.g., NEC, ICEA, or EN).
10. Custom Length: Available for purchase by the meter to meet the specific length requirements of the outdoor installation.

Specifications:

1. Fiber Type: Typically constructed of silica glass with a core diameter around 9 microns and a cladding diameter around 125 microns, adhering to ITU-T G.652 specifications for single-mode fibers.
2. Core Material: Pure glass or doped silica, facilitating efficient light transmission in the 1310 nm and 1550 nm wavelength windows.
3. Attenuation: Low attenuation to minimize signal loss over extended distances, usually specified in dB/km.
4. Bend Radius: Appropriate bend radius to prevent signal degradation caused by excessive bending during installation or handling.
5. Connector Compatibility: Compatible with standard fiber optic connectors like SC, LC, or FC for termination at both ends.
6. Application: Suitable for outdoor deployments in telecommunications, data networks, CCTV systems, or other applications requiring high-speed, long-distance data transmission over fiber optic cables.

When procuring outdoor fiber optic cable by the meter, it’s crucial to consider factors such as required length, environmental conditions, installation method (e.g., aerial, underground, direct burial), and compatibility with existing network infrastructure. Consulting with a qualified fiber optic technician or supplier can ensure you select the most suitable cable for your specific outdoor application.

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