The cross-section of the butterfly shaped fiber optic cable is butterfly shaped, and the fiber optic cable is located at the geometric center of the butterfly shape. Two KFRP reinforcement cores (or steel wires) are symmetrically arranged on both sides of the fiber optic cable. A V-shaped cable is arranged between the two sides of the fiber optic cable, also known as a leather wire cable. The optical cable line from the user access point to the user terminal in the FTTX fiber optic network. Access Network, Fiber to Home (FTTH)

Reference standards

YD/T 1997.1

Product characteristics

Compact and compact structure, with a flat shape, suitable for placement in small spaces, indoors, and other occasions

The setting of two reinforced cores enables the optical cable to have better tensile performance.

Flat structure makes it easier to achieve on-site termination and docking, simplifying installation and maintenance

Low smoke and halogen-free, flame retardant outer sheath, compliant with ROHS standards

Mechanical properties

Tensile resistance (long-term): 40N (FRP)/100N (steel wire)

Tensile resistance (short-term): 80N (FRP)/200N (steel wire)

Anti pressure (long-term): 500 (N/100mm)

Pressure resistance (short-term): 1000 (N/100mm)

Minimum bending radius (static): 20mm

Minimum bending radius (dynamic): 40mm

Installation temperature: -20 ℃~60 ℃

Operating temperature range of optical cable: -40 ℃~70 ℃