SDN Network Solution

• igh-quality LC to SC Fiber Patch Cable Single mode 9/125 OS1 fiber is specially designed for fast Ethernet, Fiber Channel, Gigabit Ethernet Speeds, data center, premises, educational, LAN, SAN, commercial, 10GBASE-L (1310 nm), 10GBASE-E (1550 nm), 1000BASE-LX (1300 nm) and Asynchronous Transfer Mode (ATM) applications. It supports video, data and voice services.
• This fiber OS1 LC SC Fiber Patch Cord conforms with TIA/EIA 492AAAA and IEC60793-2-10 A1b standards and complies with RoHS specifications.
• This SM fiber has an yellow color jacket with a 3.00mm diameter. OS1 cables have a 0.25 dB/km attenuation at 1550 nm and 0.35 dB/km at 1310 nm.
• This LC to SC Single mode Duplex OS1 fiber patch cords operate at -20ºC to +70ºC and have a minimum installation bending radius of 5.0 cm and a minimum long term bending radius of 3 cm.
• OS1 patch cords allow for connections between patching panels and network and server equipment. OS1 9/125 patch cords are commonly used in passive applications (GPON, FTTX and LANs) - LC / SC duplex connectors are joined with a plastic clip, easy to remove in case you need to separate the connectors.

Drop Wire Cable is a type of telecommunications cable designed to connect the end-user’s premises to the main telephone or broadband line. This cable is typically used in outdoor installations where durability, flexibility, and weather resistance are crucial. Below is a detailed description of drop wire cable:

• Conductor:

  • Typically made of copper or copper-clad steel (CCS) to balance conductivity and tensile strength.
  • Conductors are usually solid or stranded, with a typical gauge ranging from 22 AWG to 26 AWG, depending on the specific application.

• Insulation:

  • Each conductor is insulated with a high-quality dielectric material such as polyethylene (PE), which is chosen for its durability and electrical properties.
  • The insulation often includes color-coding for easy identification of pairs.

• Twisted Pairs:

  • The cable typically contains one or more pairs of twisted wires to reduce electromagnetic interference (EMI) and crosstalk.
  • Standard configurations include 1, 2, or 3 twisted pairs, depending on the service requirements.

• Strength Member:

  • A central strength member made of steel or another high-tensile material is often included to provide additional mechanical support and prevent stretching during installation.

• Material:

  • The outer sheath is generally made from polyethylene (PE) or UV-resistant PVC, providing protection against environmental factors such as sunlight, moisture, and abrasion.
  • In some cases, the sheath may be filled with a water-blocking gel to prevent moisture ingress.

• Design:

  • The sheath is often black for UV resistance, though other colors may be used for specific applications.
  • Some drop wire cables include a dual sheath design for extra protection in harsher environments.

• Tensile Strength:
  • Designed to withstand significant pulling force during installation, often rated between 100 and 300 pounds (45 to 135 kg) or more, depending on the design.
• Bend Radius:
  • The cable is flexible enough to be installed in tight spaces but maintains a minimum bend radius to prevent damage to the internal conductors.