SEALPIC®-84 Cables have an air core design and are suited for aerial installations. The core and support member (messenger) lay parallel to each other forming a cross-sectional “figure 8.” The support messenger is an integral part of the cable sheath, yet readily available for gripping, pulling and tensioning.

Features:
• Twisted into pairs with varying lay lengths
• Core wrap
• Fully flooded steel support member
• Black, polyethylene jacket

Benefits:
• Minimizes crosstalk
• Provides thermal protection
• Inhibits corrosion
• Provides a tough, protective covering designed to withstand exposure to direct sunlight, atmospheric temperature changes and stresses expected in standard installations

Specifications:
Conductor: Solid annealed copper

Insulation: Solid polyolefin; color coded in accordance with industry standards

Twisted Pairs: Individual insulated conductors are twisted into pairs with varying lay lengths; specific color combinations provide pair identification

≤ 25-Pair Core: Pairs are assembled into a cylindrical core

> 25-Pair Core: Cables larger than 25-pair are assembled into units, which are then used to assemble the core; units are identifiable using color-coded binders

Core Wrap: Non-hygroscopic, dielectric tape

Shield: Corrugated, copolymer coated, 8 mil aluminum tape applied longitudinally with an overlap

Jacket: Black, polyethylene

Jacket Marking: Identifying information includes a telephone handset, cable code, pair count, AWG, date of manufacture and sequential length markings at 2 foot intervals

Standards Compliance:
• ANSI/ICEA S-85-625-2011
• Formerly PE-38
• RoHS-compliant

Applications:
• Aerial