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The 6 Core Optical Fiber Cable with
an integrated messenger wire is designed for aerial installations, providing
reliable data transmission and structural support. Below is an overview of its
key aspects:
1) Product Introduction: This cable features six optical fibers bundled within a
protective sheath, accompanied by a built-in messenger wire. The messenger
wire, typically made of galvanized steel, offers the necessary tensile strength
to support the cable during aerial installations, eliminating the need for a
separate support strand.
2) Technical Parameters:
3) Key Features:
4) Product Advantages:
This 6 Core Optical Fiber Cable with an integrated messenger wire is an excellent choice for aerial installations requiring reliable, high-speed data transmission combined with structural integrity and ease of installation.
An optical fiber cable with a
messenger typically refers to a type of cable used in telecommunications and
networking applications. Let's break down what each component means:
1. Optical
Fiber Cable: This
is a type of cable that contains one or more optical fibers, which are thin
strands of glass or plastic that can carry digital information in the form of
light pulses. These cables are used to transmit data over long distances at
high speeds, making them crucial in modern telecommunications networks.
2. 6
Core: The "6
core" designation refers to the number of optical fibers contained within
the cable. In this case, the cable has six individual optical fibers, each
capable of carrying separate data streams.
3. Messenger: The messenger is a component of the
cable designed to provide additional support and strength. It typically
consists of a metal wire or strand running along the length of the cable,
providing support for aerial installations where the cable needs to be
suspended between poles or other structures. The messenger helps prevent the
cable from sagging or stretching under its own weight or environmental
stresses.
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