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The OPTIX AirFlow S-QOTKSdD 12J single-mode optical fiber cable with G657A2 fiber is a universal (indoor-outdoor), round, self-supporting cable designed for use in FTTx systems.
The OPTIX AirFlow S-QOTKSdD cable is reinforced with aramid fibers (supporting element in aerial installations) and features a lightweight construction with a small diameter of approximately 3.4 mm, high flexibility, and resistance to pulling. It has a polyurethane (PU) jacket and a UV-resistant coating, making it completely dielectric. The installation tensile strength is 800N, and the temperature range is from -20°C to +60°C - it is the equivalent of the S-QOTKSdD cable.
The cable's construction has been specially designed to provide excellent fiber protection and facilitate easy cable routing and installation. The use of G.657A2 fibers additionally allows for reducing the bending radius (even up to 7.5 mm). These cables are intended for aerial installations on spans of 80-100m and in primary and secondary telecommunications ducts, using pneumatic (blowing) and mechanical (pulling) methods.
The cable is wound on user-friendly rotating spools of 1000 meters each and packed in cardboard boxes. The price is for a package containing 1 km of cable.
Number of fibers: 12
Fiber type: G.657A2
Weight: 11.5 kg
Cable diameter: Ø 3.4 mm
Coating thickness: PU (0.75) mm
Mounting on spans up to: 80-100 m
Max. Cable tensile strength (installation): 800N
Crush resistance: 500N/100mm
Impact resistance: 10 impacts, 2 Nm
Bending resistance: 6 cycles (15xD)
Multiple bending resistance: 10 cycles (20xD)
Multiple bending resistance during operation: ≤ 20000 cycles R=90m
Twisting resistance: ≤ 1000 cycles 360°
Water penetration resistance: 3m water column for 24h
Temperature difference resistance: 20°C->20°->+70°C->20°C->+70°C->20°C
We have made every effort to ensure that the above data is correct, but we do not guarantee that the published information does not contain errors, which, however, cannot constitute the basis for any claims.
