GJXH(Bow-type Drop Cable)
GJXH[edit]
GJXH is one model of Bow-type Drop Cable (FTTX) used in a wide variety of residential and commercial applications.
Description[edit]
The optical fiber unit is positioned in the central. Two parallel fiber reinforced plastics(FRP) are placed at the two sides. Then, the cable is completed with a black color LSZH or PVC sheath.
Features[edit]
1. Simple structure, lightweight and high tensile strength
2. Special groove design, easily strip and splice, simplified installation and maintenance
3. Two parallel steel wires/FRP strength members ensure tensile strength
4. Crush resistance and flexibility
5. Low smoke zero halogen and flame retardant sheath, environment-friendly and good security
Application[edit]
1. Used as access building cable
2. Used in indoor cabling especially used for FTTH
Advantage of GJXH Fiber Optic Cable
-Simple structure
-light weight
-practicability
-Novel flute design
-easily strip and splice
-simplify the installation& maintenance
The installation way of GJXH Fiber Optic Cable is considered to be indoor and therefore, it makes the cable most suitable to be used for local communication. Nevertheless, GJXH Fiber Optic Cable is the best known cable to efficiently access building cables. On top of that, the GJXH Fiber Optic Cable is the most suitable cable for the digital signal transmission. In reality, the GJXH Fiber Optic Cable has changed the real face of the fiber cable industry completed.
Technical parameters[edit]
| Fiber
Count |
Cable Size
(mm) |
Cable Weight
(kg/km) |
Tensile Strength
Long/Short term(N) |
Crush Resistance
Long/Short term(N/100mm) |
Bending Radius
Dynamic/Static(mm) |
| 1 | (2.0±0.1)×(3.0±0.1) | 10 | 100/200 | 1000/2200 | 30/60 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2 | (2.0±0.1)×(3.0±0.1) | 10 | 100/200 | 1000/2200 | 30/60 |
| 4 | (2.0±0.1)×(3.0±0.1) | 10 | 100/200 | 1000/2200 | 30/60 |
Storage/Operating Temperature:-20℃to+60℃
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