Product Details

Toneable Flex FTTP offers the most complete solution for the fiber to the premise application. This compact cable is RoHS-compliant (no heavy metals) and universal in application. The cable is designed for use in duct, aerial and direct bury environments. Cable location is made simple with the toneable copper wire. The single tube contains PFM™ gel, which provides ease of clean up. This product is standard with TeraFlex® optical fiber which complies with ITU G.652D and provides increased bend performance.

Toneable Flex FTTP is offered as a bulk reel with a standard length of 2,500 ft or in a 1,000 ft Reel-in-a-Box (weather resistant package weighing only 39 lbs). QuickCount® print is standard on the Reel-in-a-Box and reduces scrap by identifying the length of cable remaining in the box.

Features:
• Available with up to 12-fiber
• Multiple fiber types including TeraFlex bend resistant
• Universal design
• PFM gel
• Reel-in-a-Box package option
• Toneable element

Benefits:
• Offers the maximum bandwidth for FTTP business, etc.
• Multiple network applications
• Aerial, direct bury and conduit
• Non-sticky gel reduces installation time and labor cost
• Quick Count countdown footage marking feature reduces scrap
• Easy to carry and store
• Ease of location

Specifications:
Fiber Count
• Available with up to 12-fiber inside a PFM gel-filled loose buffer tube/

Strength Members
• Water-blocking dielectric strength members placed parallel to single loose tube, one on each side, to provide necessary longitudinal strength

Toneable Element
• 24 AWG copper wire encased in a jacket

Jacket
• Black, UV resistant PVC jacket

Maximum Span Length at 1% Sag ft (m)
• Light Loading: 330 (101)
• Medium Loading: 225 (69)
• Heavy Loading: 150 (46)

Performance Compliance
• Telcordia® GR-20-CORE, Issue 3
• RDUP PE-90
• UL® 1666
• RoHS-compliant

Environmental Specifications:
Operation/Storage
• -40°C to +70°C

Installation
• -10°C to +70°C

Applications:
• Drop cables
• Broadband network
• Local loop
• Fiber to the premise