Central Tube Steel Armour Indoor/Outdoor Cable U-DQ(ZN)(SR)H 12F G50 MMF ClearCurve® OM3 CT 5.0

 An optical cable is used for transmitting high-speed data, in the form of light signals, over long distances. It consists of glass fibers that allow information to be transmitted with almost zero signal loss over distances of up to several kilometers. Optical cables are used in communication networks, telecommunications, television, medical equipment, scientific and industrial applications, architecture and design, as well as for data transmission in aerospace and military technology. They are a more reliable and secure way to transmit information than traditional copper cables, and can transmit larger amounts of data over longer distances.

 Cables with a central tube, such as Corning MPC (Multipurpose Cable), with waveform steel armor, are fire-resistant cables for internal and external networks. They are designed for use in inter-building and internal networks in ducts, direct grounding, and vertical applications. The cable's design, which isolates the fibers from installation and environmental conditions, provides stable and reliable transmission parameters. The fibers are color-coded for quick and easy identification. The cable's design, which is based on a central buffer tube, is compact, lightweight, flexible, and ideal for connections with a moderate number of fibers. These cables are designed for installation in pipes, channels, direct grounding, and internal use.

The A-DQ(ZN)(SR)H cable is protected by a metal armor and has a fire-resistant jacket. It is designed for laying both inside and outside buildings, in main air ducts, cable trays, and can be laid in the ground.