Tuesday, February 25, 2020

The installations in the internal plant,

In the installations in the internal plant, the cable is usually of distribution or “breakout”. The distribution cables have more fibers within a smaller diameter cable, but the termination must be inside the connection panels or the wall-mounted termination boxes. Breakout cables take more place but allow direct connection without hardware, so they are suitable for industrial use. The fiber cable may be a problem because the backbone of the cable ( backbone ) now have many fibers for their current use, for future extensions and to have spare cables; That is why distribution cables are the most popular choice.

The cable jacket must have fire retardant components, according to the National Electrical Equipment Code (NEC). In general, non-conductive optical fiber is used for vertical wiring (OFNR) installations, unless the cable travels air circulation areas above the ceiling, in which case non-conductive optical fiber is used for the installation of horizontal wiring (OFNP). The OM3 fiber cable jacket must be requested to be watercolored so that it can be identified as optical fiber and as OM3 50/125 fiber.

If the cable will be installed between buildings, there are designs available for indoor and outdoor use that have water-blocking materials and double jacket. The jacket that covers on the outside is moisture resistant for outdoor use but can be easily removed so that it is the jacket that covers on the inside that has fire protection for indoor use.
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The choice of fiber optic connector is also undergoing modifications. The ST connectors, and even the SC, are being relegated due to the success of the smaller LC connector. Since most high-speed equipment (gigabit and higher) uses LC connectors, using them in the cable network means that there must be compatibility with only one connector. The LC connector gives an important advantage to users who leave earlier versions and start using OM3 fiber. The LC connector is not compatible with the SC and ST connectors, so if you use it in 50/125 fiber cable networks you cannot combine it with the 50 and 62.5 fibers and you will experience an optical loss due to the significant incompatibility between the fibers.

The cables of the internal 

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