Indoor Breakout Fiber Optic Cable
The GJFJHV Indoor Breakout Fiber Optic Cable features multiple individually jacketed tight-buffered fiber subunits arranged around a central strength member. Each subunit incorporates aramid yarn reinforcement and an individual protective sheath, providing mechanical protection and allowing independent fiber routing and termination.
The cable construction illustrated includes a plastic-coated FRP central strength member, a dry-type water-blocking layer and a common outer sheath. This design is intended for indoor fiber distribution, equipment interconnection and direct termination applications where organized fiber management and individual subunit protection are required.
Cable Construction
The GJFJHV Indoor Breakout Fiber Optic Cable consists of individually protected fiber subunits assembled around a central strength member and enclosed within a common outer sheath.
- Cable Components Tight-Buffered Fiber: Optical fiber surrounded by a protective tight buffer for indoor handling and termination.
- Aramid Yarn: Tensile reinforcement surrounding the tight-buffered fiber within each subunit.
- Subunit Sheath: Individual protective sheath enclosing each reinforced fiber subunit.
- Plastic-Coated FRP: Central strength member positioned at the center of the cable assembly.
- Water-Blocking Tape: Dry-type water-blocking layer surrounding the assembled subunits.
- Outer Sheath: Common protective sheath enclosing the complete cable assembly.
Key Features
- Individually Jacketed Subunits: Each tight-buffered optical fiber is protected by an individual subunit sheath, allowing independent routing and termination.
- Aramid Yarn Reinforcement: Aramid yarn within each subunit provides tensile reinforcement and additional protection during handling and installation.
- Central Strength Member: A plastic-coated FRP central strength member supports the cable structure and provides additional mechanical reinforcement.
- Dry-Type Water-Blocking Design: Water-blocking tape is incorporated into the illustrated cable construction to help limit longitudinal water migration.
- Convenient Fiber Breakout: Individually jacketed subunits can be separated from the main cable for direct connector termination and equipment connections.
- Protective Outer Sheath: A common outer sheath protects the assembled subunits and supports organized indoor cable installation.
