Applications

• Telecommunications infrastructure
• Network infrastructure
• Data communication networks
• Industrial fiber networks
• Building and campus connectivity
• Outdoor fiber installations
• Fiber distribution networks
• Contractor and project applications

Suitable For

• Fiber optic contractors
• FTTH installers
• Telecommunications contractors
• Network installers
• System integrators
• Engineers and technicians
• Project procurement teams
• Industrial network projects

Cable Construction & Configuration

Depending on the selected core configuration and cable specification, this product range may be supplied in commonly used outdoor fiber cable constructions such as GYXTW or GYTS. Please contact ETL for the exact construction, fiber specification and available configuration before ordering.

FAQ

What is an outdoor armoured multimode fiber optic cable?

It is a multimode fiber optic cable designed for outdoor fiber installations where additional mechanical protection is required.

What multimode fiber types are available?

This product range is available in OM2, OM3 and OM4 50/125µm configurations.

What core counts are available?

Selected configurations are available in 6-core and 12-core options.

What is the difference between OM2, OM3 and OM4?

OM2, OM3 and OM4 are different grades of 50/125µm multimode fiber with different performance characteristics. The appropriate grade depends on the network equipment, transmission requirements and project specification.

Can I purchase this cable by the metre?

Selected configurations may be available by the metre, while other configurations may be supplied in rolls or drums depending on availability.

Can ETL supply for bulk or project requirements?

Yes. Contact ETL for product matching, availability and project quotation.

Can ETL supply fiber optic cable for bulk or project requirements?

Yes. For bulk quantities or project requirements, customers can contact ETL for product matching, availability and quotation.

How do I choose between 4-core, 6-core, 8-core, 12-core and 24-core?

The required core count depends on the number of fibers required for the network and any planned expansion. For project applications, provide your required fiber count and installation requirements to ETL for product matching.