Name: Symmetrical Communication Cable for Digital Transmission U/UTP
Brand: SARANSKKABEL-OPTIKA
Availability: InStock

Symmetrical Communication Cable for Digital Transmission U/UTP

Brand: SARANSKKABEL-OPTIKA

$0.90 - $3.60 USD

MOQ: 2000 meters

Key Features

Insulation material: Polyethylene HE 3366 Bag

Sheath material: Polyethylene 153-10K

Fire hazard class: ?1.8.2.5.4

Gasket type: External laying on the walls of buildings, suspension on overhead communication lines, pulling between supports and buildings

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Description

Cable contains single-wire current-conducting insulated copper conductors in a sheath of polymer material and a supporting element - steel cable (design in the form of a "figure eight"), located in a common sheath. Insulated copper conductors have different colour markings and are twisted into pairs.

The number of pairs in the cable is from 1 to 4. The pairs are twisted into a core.

A polyethylene terephthalate tape can be applied over the twisted core. An outer sheath of light-stabilised polyethylene (PE) is superimposed over the core and the supporting power element.