2/4/6/8/12 LSZH Flat Gjfdkbv Ribbon Indoor Fiber Optical Cable

Product Description

2/4/6/8/12 Flat GJFDKBV Ribbon Indoor Fiber Optical Cable

GJDFJV flat fiber ribbon cable is used as an optical communication medium. The fiber is wrapped with a layer of aramid yarn as strength member units, and the cable is completed with a flat PVC or LSZH jacket.

Flat Ribbon Indoor Fiber Optical Cable

Application

Adopted for indoor distribution.
Used as a pigtail for communication equipment.
Suitable for communication equipment services.

Characteristics

Adopt optic fiber ribbon as the central unit with aramid strength member around.
Flexible and easy to peel off.
Small bending radius for easy installation.

Technical Parameters

Cable Count (MM) Outside Diameter (MM) Weight (KG) Tensile Strength (N)
Short/Long Term
Crush Load (N/100mm)
Short/Long Term
Bending Radius (MM)
Short/Long Term
Storage Temp (ºC)
2 3.5×2.5 13.00 500 100 500 100 20D 10D -20+60
4 3.5×2.5 13.00 500 100 500 100 20D 10D -20+60
6 4.0×2.5 15.00 500 100 500 100 20D 10D -20+60
8 4.5×2.2 15.00 500 100 500 100 20D 10D -20+60
12 4.8×2.2 17.00 500 100 500 100 20D 10D -20+60

Optical Characteristics

Fiber Sort Type Standard Specification Description
Multimode G.651 A1a 50/125 Graded-index fiber
A1b 62.5/125
Singlemode G.652 A, B, C, D Conventional fiber
G.653 B2 Zero dispersion shifted
G.654 B1.2 Cut-off wavelength shifted
G.655 B4 Non-zero dispersion shifted
Flat Fiber Detail 1
Flat Fiber Detail 2

Production Standards & Design

The manufacturing process follows strict quality management systems and advanced production technology. These products are equipped with high standards, meeting various international requirements including CE and FCC. These cables are widely applied to metropolitan network access networks, fiber to the home (FTTH) networks, electric power systems, and other critical data communication infrastructures.

Production Process

FAQ - Flat Indoor Fiber Optic Cable

1. What is the benefit of the flat ribbon design? The flat ribbon design allows for high-density fiber counts in a compact space and makes the cable more flexible for indoor routing and peeling.
2. What jacket materials are available for this cable? This cable is typically available with either PVC or LSZH (Low Smoke Zero Halogen) jackets, depending on safety and indoor fire rating requirements.
3. Can I use this for FTTH applications? Yes, it is widely used in Fiber to the Home (FTTH) networks, metropolitan access networks, and as pigtails for communication equipment.
4. What is the maximum fiber count available? Based on the technical specifications, this flat ribbon cable is available in counts of 2, 4, 6, 8, and up to 12 fibers.
5. What is the operating temperature range? The standard storage and operating temperature range for these cables is between -20ºC and +60ºC.
6. What type of strength member is used? Aramid yarn is used as the primary strength member to provide high tensile strength while maintaining cable flexibility.

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