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FIBRE OPTIC CABLES
Significant advantages of fibre optics:
· Security of transmission
· Complete electrical isolation
· Freedom from crosstalk
· Low weight compared to electrical copper cable
· Elimination of sparking and fire hazards
· Freedom from electro-magnetic interference
· Absence of ground loops
· Increased bandwidth and lower transmission losses than in coaxial cables.
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Singlemode or multimode, Hydrocable Systems can provide the fibre optic cable to suit your needs, either on its own or as part of an electrical cable.
Fibre optic cable can be used for many data transmission applications such as telephone communication and TV signals etc
Examples:
C.S. 674
3 Cores (1.0 sq mm) + 1 fibre optic (50/125, multimode) + a Kevlar strain cord) (B.S. 180 KG), Polyurethane Sheath (R.T. 1.0 mm)
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C.S. 865
3 Cores (1.0 sq mm) + 1 fibre optic (50/135), multimode) + a kevlar strain cord (B.S. 180 KG), polyurethane sheath (R.T. 1.0 mm)
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C.S. 843
4 fibre optics (62.5/125) + Stainless Steel Wire Braid (80% Coverage), polyurethane sheath (R.T. 1.25 mm)
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C.S. 999
8 Cores (1.34 sq mm) + one T.S.P (0.5 sq mm) + 4 Multimode Fibre Optics (62.5/125) + waterblock compound + Kevlar Braid (B.S. 100 KG), Polyurethane Sheath (R.T. 1.5 mm)
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C.S. 946
2 Multimode fibre optics (62.5/125) + 2 coaxials (RG 179, 75 OHM), Polyurethane sheath (R.T. 1.0 mm)
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C.S. 816
4 fibre optics (6.25/125), polyurethane sheath (R.T. 1.5 mm)
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These drawings and designs are the property and
copyright of Hydrocable Systems Ltd and the information
contained therein may not be used without the
written permission of Hydrocable Systems Ltd.
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