Be ready for the future: Draka Datacom Solution Modern networks face stiff demands. They must be fast and reliable, resist fire and not interfere with other equipment. UCFIBRE Optical Fibre Cable – a fast, reliable and always available part of the Draka Datacom Solution Who is Draka Communications? Draka Communications — a member of Draka Holding N.V. located in Amsterdam — offers a versatile and reliable range of copper and optical fibre cables for the transmission in the data and telecommunication industry. Our long-lasting expertise in cable and fibre business has been the basis for us holding a major market position today. Draka Communications is located in more than 30 countries in Europe, Asia, North America and South America. For many decades, we have been designing, ever it is a question of professional and developing, manufacturing and selling a undisturbed data, voice, audio and video variety of high-quality copper and optical fibre transmission. cables in order to offer you cable solutions The range of UCFIBRE as described in this for present and future challenges – let it brochure has been designed for data be standard product or tailor-made special transmission and offers a high-capacity and cables. flexible cable concept with best future In the communication infrastructure, our prospects to our customers from within the well proven products are always in use wher- industry, trade and service sector. How can we help you build your network? Value Innovation is a way of looking at the world. By combining market insight with technological know-how and building strong, long-lasting relationships, we add value to your business with advanced communication solutions and services that are designed to last. No matter how complex your challenge, we have a product or solution that will do more than meet your needs. New applications, breakthrough cables or complete networkdesigns - it's all part of what we call Value Innovation, and it's what drives us. 2< Application of UCFIBRE LAN When it comes to data transmission cables, designed to meet the requirements of all more and more users decide for fibre tech- structural levels of local networks — you are nology. It is the undisputed number one in on the safe side for the future. today’s Local Area Networks (LAN) – structured cabling in campus and riser net- Transmission rates are developing exponen- works. There is a trend to Fibre-to-the-desk, tially. New transmission protocols follow e.g. optical fibre cables in horizontal in ever shorter periods of time. The present networks. standard is 10 Gigabit Ethernet with ten billion bits per second (10Gbit/s). With its outstan- The decision to use either fibre optic or ding transmission performance, fibre optic copper data cables as an ideal solution for cables of Draka Communications provide horizontal networks depends on many factors the ideal basis for the application of future like application environment, previous net- transmission protocols. work basis and future needs. Whatever you decide for, with fibre optic data cables of the UCFIBRE series — specifically horizontal cable (FTTD) horizontal distributor office 1 office 2 building service riser for cables building distributor WAN access point campus distributor campus backbone cable building backbone cable >3 Data Centre Every data centre is a unique structure. There are various segments of different requirements which need to be understood before creating any solution. Data centre backbones are already technology that is also part of the 40 Gigabit This fibre technology is available in Draka equipped with optical fibre technology. It is Ethernet and likewise 100GbE development cable designs to meet the specific needs of state-of-the-art and offers lowest attenuation program, which will be based on multi lane data centre infrastructures, let it be a single at highest data rates which is a prerequisite structures of OM3 channel links. A data core cable or the popular shotgun cable for backbone data links. With data centres it centre backbone in OM3 can therefore be design with figure-8 shape, the break-out forms one of the most demanded components easily expanded to the Next Generation cable for multiple fan outs or loose tube cable due to the highly aggregated data traffic Ethernet and secures investments for a design with high fibre counts for trunk lines. there. longer pack-off time. As soon as 10 Gigabit Ethernet comes to the Draka’s patented PCVD fibre manufacturing fibre connector, which requires small cables capable of 10GbE to link between Access and technology enables high-precision refractive to fit the planar structure of its fibre Distribution level turns into a real bottleneck. index profiles which are the key to laser management as well as its outer dimensions. Despite the fact that copper data cables are launched high-speed links. This makes the Draka’s specifically designed MPO cable is capable of covering a distance of up to 100m difference between MaxCap300 exceeding made for interconnects of 40GBase-SR4 at 10Gbit/s, the preference in this place by far OM3 specifications and traditional channels which is one of the next options should be laser optimized multimode fibre multimode fibres like OM1 and OM2. into a data centre’s infrastructure of the according to OM3 specification. Today’s recommendation is clearly to take this future proof solution which is the only short-link 4< More and more in use is the MPO-style optical agenda at Client level, a data centre backbone future. Industry Ethernet – the classic office application – Ethernet Applications at 850 nm is increasingly accepted also in industrial OM4* MaxCap 550 50 µm 10G / 550m automation. In addition to bus solutions still to be encountered, Ethernet makes it possible 40Gb/s to manage communication. It is possible to (40GBASE-SR4) selectively access every single point in the 10Gb/s network which makes adjustments and (10GBASE-SR) modifications much easier and in the end OM3 MaxCap 300 50 µm 10G / 300m OM2 50 µm 500 / 500 MHz.km OM1 62.5 µm 200 / 500 MHz.km 300 m** 100 m - - 550 m 300 m 86 m 33 m 1100 m 900 m 550 m 275 m 1Gb/s (1000BASE-SX) leads to a reduction of idle times and an Table 1: Ethernet applications and permissible channel lengths with MaxCap multimode fibre increase in productivity. FIBRE Fibre optic cables of series UC are the *) = draft IEC standard **) = future IEEE work item first choice for Ethernet in a rough industrial environment. Here the cables prove their superiority as to mechanical, chemical and climatic capacity – and, of course, you don’t have to care about electromagnetic interferences. International Standards ISO/IEC 11801 (2002) Generic cabling for customer premises ISO/IEC 24702 (2005) Generic cabling systems – Industrial premises ISO/IEC 15018 (2005) Generic cabling systems – Residential premises Class European Standards EN 50173-1 Generic cabling systems - General requirements Mechanical M1 M2 M3 Chemical I1 I2 I3 Climatic C1 C1 C1 Electromagnetic E1 E2 E3 EN 50173-2 Generic cabling systems - Office premises EN 50173-3 Generic cabling systems - Industrial premises EN 50173-4 Generic cabling systems - Residential premises EN 50173-5 Generic cabling systems - Data centres Mice Matrix MICE is the heading under which the demands for wiring are covered in standardization. Herewith a set of requirements is defined which consists of mechanical (M), chemical ingress (I), climatic (C) and electromagnetic (E) components. These requirements address different environments which are distinguished in three classes: Office, Light Industry, Heavy Industry >5 Optical fibre principle Utmost accuracy during the manufacturing process — this is the “secret” of a high-capacity optical fibre. Only top quality permits an optimum data transmission — especially in the new high-speed networks. The necessary processes such as the plasma-activated deposition (PCVD) require state-of-the-art manufacturing techniques as well as a special know-how of our employees. Sophisticated PCVD process Primary coating This fibre coating can easily be removed It is the highly accurate process of the so- The fibre coating consists of a double layer over a wide range of ambient temperatures. called plasma-activated deposition (PCVD) of UV cured acrylate of type DLPC9. that makes our fibre optic cable exceptionally No coating residues will be left on the fibre after removal. proven for future requirements. Beside the perfect performance of fibres Transmission protocols like 10 Gigabit with this coating in unit cores, also an easy All fibres coated with DLPC9 show extremely Ethernet require fibre qualities that also work application in cable cores with central good parameters regarding mechanical under laser launch. For this purpose, the tubes has been considered. Thus the micro- strains. This allows the safe application of dispersion needs to be minimized over the bending properties have been improved in these optical fibres also in a rough whole diameter of the fibre. This is expressed an elegant way. environment. by the term Differential Mode Delay (DMD) and is best achieved by the PCVD process which is, of course, applied to all fibres of series UCFIBRE. The PCVD process requires clean-room conditions: Thousands of thin glass layers are applied to the inner surface of a silica glass tube. The individual layers slightly differ from each other due to the varying percentage of germanium dioxide in the surrounding silica glass, thus creating the desired refraction index. 6< Fibre designs Users of fibre technology have the choice between multimode (MM) fibres with a big optical core and singlemode (SM) fibres with a very small core where only one single “light beam“ can propagate. Graded index fibre(GI) Single-mode fibre(E) Application strengths Compared to multimode fibres, singlemode fibres have excellent transmission properties. However, its use requires more demanding transmission elements as well as narrow tolerance connecting components. Due to their strengths, multimode fibres are therefore mainly applied in local networks where short lengths dominate. However, in broadband access networks, for long distances and especially in telecom transmission networks, only singlemode fibres are applied. Grade-index profile Step-index profile A multimode fibre must have a refraction Compared to other light waves, there index with a gradient profile. Only by are no delay skews with singlemode this way the different light beams will fibres. Decisive for transmission arrive at the receiver in sequence. bandwidth are rather material-related Otherwise, the modal dispersion would dispersion mechanisms. A typical value impede the safe separation of quickly for the band width is 10GHz/km. succeeding pulses. The longer the fibre Singlemode fibres enable wavelength length, the stronger this effect is. ranges with the lowest attenuation at Therefore, every fibre is characterized 1550 nm and beyond this up to 1625 nm. by a specific length limit. High-quality optical fibres have a high length limit. >7 HighCap Access — MAXCAP 550TM Even with long distances, UCFIBRE cables have a low attenuation and a high bandwidth. They ensure an excellent transmission potential for dynamic data networks. Also the other advantages are convincing: maximum link distances for a cost-effective design of the central network management, no electromagnetic interference, no crosstalk, safe potential separation and increased tap proof. Fibre bandwidth tion arrives at the receiver. The attenuation The cost-effective 10 Gbit Ethernet at 850nm Fibre optic cables of Draka Comteq set curve of a fibre optic cable looks like a roller is ideally supported by MaxCap 300TM, the standards with regard to bandwidth. The coaster. This strange curve is due to reso- high-quality OM3 multimode fibre of the well decisive performance criterion of a multi- nance, dispersion and absorption in the glass. proven PCVD process. mode fibre is the modal bandwidth. The Areas showing a particularly low attenuation more the bandwidth decreases the more are called „optical windows“. Therefore, fibre The OM3+ Highend fibre MaxCap 550TM offers the fibre length increases. This is mainly optic data cables are optimized for these optimal prospects for the future. Without due to the different dispersion ways of the wavelength ranges. re-installations, idle times and additional light which lead to mode dispersion. This 8< investments, it makes distances possible mode dispersion again results in a pulse Maximum link distances due to which allow the change to the next faster expansion and limits the pulse rate. If the laser-optimized fibres transmission protocol by using the existing pulses are no longer separable, no signal For the application in new high-speed net- network structure on the same infrastructure. identification is possible. Therefore Draka work protocols with 1 Gbit Ethernet, our It does not matter whether it concerns the only applies fibres characterized by a mini- fibre optic cables have been laser-optimized frequently used applications with light emit- TM mum pulse expansion. — as documented by the HiCap certificate. ting diodes (LED) or new processes on the At a wavelength of 1310 nm, they enable a basis of VCSE lasers or the high-quality Fibre attenuation distance of 2000 m which is twice as much Fabry-Perot lasers for backbone applications The lower the attenuation the more informa- as proposed by the IEEE. with highest data rates of up to 10 Gigabits/s. Draka’s MaxCap 550TM blue print for new Still permanent growth OM4 standard: 100 Gbit/s / /s OM4 multimode fibre is ideal for 10G link 10GBase-T applications requiring a higher power bud10 Gbit/s / /s get, for example when more connectors are ATM UNI required, which is the case in Data Centres. FC 1 Gbit/s / /s 1000BaseT They are also perfect for 10G applications future proof, especially for 40 Gb/s and 100 Gb/s Ethernet solutions. These new system applications are currently Transmission rate (up to 550 meters). Finally, OM4 fibres are FDDI 100 Mbit/s / /s requiring a longer distance than 300 meters 100BaseTX Ethernet ATM 10 Mbit/s / /s Token Ring IBM 3270 1 Mbit/s / /s 100 Kbit/s / /s V.11(RS422) under development by IEEE802.3ba, where 10 Kbit/s / /s an extended distance version is considered up to 250 meters using OM4 multimode V.24(RS232) 1 Kbit/s / /s 1960 fibre above the currently agreed 100 meters. 1970 1980 1990 2000 2010 In addition, Fibre Channel is considering using OM4 multimode fibre for its future high speed solutions. Ethernet applications at 850 nm The evolution of fibre optic technology Ethernet applications at 1300 nm 100Base SX 1000Base SX 10GBase SR 100Base SX 1000Base LX 10GBase LX4 Standard 62,5 um 200/600 MHz.km 300 m 275 m 35 m 2000 m 550 m 300 m as they steadily progress towards 10Gb/s OM2 Premium 50 um 600/1200 MHz.km 300 m 550 m 86 m 2000 m 550 m 300 m applications and upwards to 40Gb/s and OM1+ HiCap 1G/1000 m 300 m 500 m 65 m 2000 m 1000 m 450 m 300 m 750 m 110 m 2000 m 2000 m 900 m 300 m 900 m 300 m 2000 m 550 m 300 m 300 m 1100 m 550 m 2000 m 550 m 300 m Class Type OM1 through new manufacturing techniques and processes is revolutionizing data networks 100Gb/s Ethernet solutions. Draka is already able to conform to OM4 TM specifications with its MaxCap 550 multimode fibre, putting it in the forefront in 62,5 um OM2+ HiCap 1G/2000 m 50 um OM3 MaxCap 300 10G/300 m 50 um OM3+ MaxCap 550 10G/550 m 50 um replying to industry requirements for cable that can extend link distances in next generation data communications networks. . >9 Singlemode fibres Today, the singlemode fibre according to the ITU-T G.652 standard is considered to be ‘a classic’. It meets international standards and is to be found in countless communication networks. Its transmission performance is excellent. Singlemode fibres of series UCFIBRE are based on the matched-cladding principle. Thus an optimum splicing performance is achieved that is compatible with all fibres known on the market. Low Water Peak: Singlemode fibres wide and Dense Wavelength Division Multiplex) attenuation – are exactly adjusted to these according to ITU-T:G.652.D as well as for combinations of new and tra- wavelengths between 1530 nm and 1625 nm. This singlemode fibre is attenuation-optimi- ditional transmission systems. This optical Draka fibres of this type exceed the interna- zed over the whole range from 1260 nm to fibre type complies with and even exceeds tional standard IEC 60793-2-50 Type B.4/B.5. 1625 nm. Same as with fibre types according the IEC 60793-2-50 Type B 1.3 Optical Fibre. to ITU-T G.652 B, the attenuation values at 10 < With these fibre properties, costs for ampli- 1310 nm and 1550 nm are kept at a very low Dispersion-optimized singlemode fibre fiers and particularly for Dispersion level here. Also for the wavelength 1385, the according to ITU-T G.655.E/G.656 Compensating Modules (DCM) can be saved classic water peak region, optimum atte- This NZD singlemode fibre has been spe- especially in metro and city networks, but nuation values are achieved. cifically developed for the application of the also in many trunk networks. High system Dense Wavelength Division Multiplex (DWDM) reserves can be reached with these NZD Thus, this new fibre type offers high flexibi- from 1530 nm to 1625 nm (C and L band). fibres as to bit rates, e.g. 10 to 40 GBit/s lity for the application in modern optical Hence, the ideal optical parameters – such per channel, and distances, e.g. 40 to 80 km. transmission technologies (single channel, as a defined dispersion optimum and low BendBrightxs The key feature in the fibre design that dB/km allows for such significant improvement in macro bending performance is the insertion amplification of a field confining “trench” in the fibre 0,50 cladding. This trench reduces the optical 0,40 power in the region just outside the guiding G.652.A/B 0,60 EDFA RAMAN FA / SOA 0,30 core, which is very beneficial in keeping the G.652.C/D 0,20 band signal inside the fibre when the fibre is O bent. Using a trench to achieve this level of 0,10 performance is only possible using Draka’s 0,00 E 1260 / 1310 nm versatile Plasma Chemical Vapor Deposition 1200 1300 S C CWDM 1400 L 1625 nm 1500 1600 1700 nm (PCVD) process. As the figure below depicts, BendBrightxs exceeds the bend loss requirements of ITUT G.657.B, the most stringent bending standard in the industry. This is an order of magnitude improvement over Draka’s 1st generation bend-insensitive fiber, BendBrightxs, as well as conventional ESMF. BendBrightxs is fully compliant with both the A and B classes of the ITU-T G.657 bend insensitive fibre standard, established in 2006. The fibre is also fully compliant with ITU-T G.652.D low water peak singlemode fibre specification. Why BendBrightxs ? • 100x bending improvement over SMF • Exceeds toughest bending standards; ITU-T G.657.B • Fully backwards compatible with SMF; Long-distance Networks G.652.D compliant • Over 250 million meters sold since 2006 • Deployed in over 30 countries worldwide 3R Optical DWDM XC mesh Backbone/regional kb / transport carriers • Greater than 10 million splices and connectors MAN/METRO Regional Networks • Used everywhere in the network! O-ADM . OXC Hybrid ring/mesh Optical ring Access Networks Private PSTN/cellular Regional ISP Corporate/enterprise > 11 Indoor cables Indoor cables must be flexible and light, though rugged and reliable in order to be suitable for the installation in buildings or the application as a flexible connecting cable. Strain relieved with highly resistant Aramid yarns and sheathed with a resistant LSHF compound or with PUR – in case of highly flexible applications – the mechanical properties of the cables are ideally combined. Protecting LSHF sheath High-quality LSHF materials with considerably Improved fire protection characteristics Data cables – often installed ‘open’ in buil- improved characteristics in case of fire are – No spread of fire (fire propagation), e.g. dings and facilities – can cause fire propa- a proven and future-oriented alternative to gation, i.e. a spread of the fire. Thus, flame the traditional PVC cables. The highest pre- retardancy has been among the minimum cautionary measures as to the cabling apply requirements of indoor cables for many at crowded places (e.g. hospitals, airports, years. Already today, responsible network schools, department stores, hotels), in the cables – No emission of corrosive gases, possibly creating acid with extinguishing water – Very low smoke development designers prepare for greater safety buildings with a high concentration of com- – No Dioxin in the fire remains requirements in buildings and facilities. modity values and wherever a breakdown – Considerably low toxicology of fire gases would involve high expenses (e.g. industrial plants, electric power stations, EDP centres, banks, power plants) as well as in alarm, signal and control systems. 12 < transmission of the local fire alongside UCFIBRE I FL N DA LSHF 0.4kN UCFIBRE I T N DA LSHF 0.4kN Mechanical properties 2G Cable diameter mm 3.0 /6.2 kg/km 16 Bending radius during installation mm 50 Weight during operation mm 25 N 400 Tensile force Applications Mechanical properties 2G Cable diameter mm Weight 3.8 /6.8 kg/km 32 Bending radius during installation mm 60 during operation Tensile force mm 30 N 400 Applications The duplex cable acc. to IEC 60794-2-10 with aramide strength The duplex fibre cable with Aramide strength members with members with flame-retardant, halogen-free outer sheath flame-retardant, halogen-free outer sheath (LSHF) can be (LSHF) can be mounted to all common connectors and therefore mounted to all common connectors and therefore is suitable for is suitable for pigtails or interconnections. Data centre cabling pigtails or interconnections. Data centre cabling 10-40Gbit 10-40Gbit solution acc. to TIA942 in all areas, especially for the solution acc. to TIA942 in all areas, especially for the Equipment Equipment Distribution Area. Distribution Area. UCFIBRE I B N DA LSHF 0.8kN UCFIBRE I DI N DA LSHF 0.8kN Mechanical properties Cable diameter 4G 6G 8G 12G Mechanical properties mm 7.2 9.9 12.5 12.9 Cable diameter kg/km 54 74 136 130 Weight Bending radius during installation mm 130 150 250 250 100 150 Weight during operation mm Tensile force N 75 150 800 1200 1600 2000 4G 6G 8G 12G 6.5 mm 5.0 5.5 5.5 kg/km 20 25 25 31 Bending radius during installation mm 100 100 100 130 50 50 50 75 500 600 600 700 during operation Tensile force mm N Applications Applications Due to the tensile relief of each core and to single sheaths, FO Mini-Breakout cables (distribution cables) are used in universal connectors can be connected right away. For rising and distribu- cabling systems. Applications are short distance connections, tion purpose (plenum) the cables can be split individually by rising cables or distribution cables. The distribution cables with opening the outer sheath. The cables with LSHF material accord maximum 12 semi-tight fibres and glass yarn strength members to the UL/NEC and IEC fire proofing requirements. Data centre have a flame-retardant and halogen-free outer sheath. cabling 10-40Gbit solution acc. to TIA942 in all areas, especially for the Equipment Distribution Area. > 13 Universal cables At the transition from the inside of the building to the access network between buildings, there is often a requirement profile that demands indoor as well as outdoor properties from the cables. Therefore, universal or drop cables of series FIBRE UC I/O CT can be applied as buried or per core permits a high packing density of the fibres, thus facilitating the fibre mana- – Extended ambient temperatures duct cables and as riser cables in the inte- gement in the distribution facilities. The – Electromagnetic influence both on the rior of the building at the same time. Up to cables are UV-resistant, non-metallic, resis- 24 fibres are available for constructions tant to rodents, longitudinal water-tight, have with central tubes, which permit a cost effi- a very high tensile strength and are halogen- cient and small sized cable design. The free flame-retardant. They are suitable for with stranded single elements are designed cables both direct burial and indoor installation. for harsh environment. Due to the tensile are UV-resistant, non-metallic, resistant to rodents, longitudinal watertight, have a high cable and caused by the cable Fibre optic cables of series UCFIBRE I/O ST relief of each core, FO connectors can be In an industrial environment – both inside connected right away. For rising and distri- tensile strength and are halogen-free flame- and outside the buildings – conditions are bution purposes, the cables can be split retardant. They are suitable for both direct much rougher. In general, the cables are in individually by opening the outer sheath. burial and indoor installation. fact watertight. However, additional aspects These cables are UV-resistant, non-metallic, such as the following have to be considered rodent-protected, halogen-free flame-retar- Fibre optic cables of series UC FIBRE I/O ST when choosing the right cable: with stranded loose tubes are often applied in the campus and building backbones where a higher number of fibres is required. The compact loose tube design with 12 fibres 14 < with the application e.g. in drag chains dant, longitudinal watertight with a high tensile strength and therefore suitable for – Chemical substances such as oils, solvents, etc. – Permanent movements or vibration indoor riser installation and for outdoor duct or direct buried installation. UCFIBRE I/O CT D DA LSHF 1.5kN UCFIBRE I/O CT D DA LSHF 1kN Mechanical properties 24G Cable diameter mm Mechanical properties 6.5 Cable diameter kg/km 45 Weight Bending radius during installation mm 150 Weight during operation mm 100 N 1000 Tensile force 24G mm 8.0 kg/km 60 Bending radius during installation mm 160 during operation mm 100 N 1500 Tensile force Applications Applications FO indoor/outdoor cables with central loose tube design is UV- FO indoor/outdoor cables with central tubes are suitable for out- resistant, non-metallic, rodent protected, halogen-free flame- door duct and indoor riser installation. The cable is UV-resistant, retardant, longitudinally watertight with tensile strength and non-metallic, rodent-protected, halogen-free flame-retardant, therefore suitable for indoor riser installation as well as outdoor longitudinally watertight with tensile strengthening. duct installation or direct burial. UCFIBRE I/O ST D DA LSHF 1.8kN UCFIBRE I/O CT D DA LSHF 3.0kN Mechanical properties Cable diameter 24G mm Weight 9.5 kg/km 85 Bending radius during installation mm 160 during operation mm 100 N 3000 Tensile force Mechanical properties Cable diameter 72G mm Weight 10.5 kg/km 120 Bending radius during installation mm 300 during operation mm 210 N 1800 Tensile force Applications Applications FO indoor/outdoor cables with stranded tubes are required for FO indoor/outdoor cables with stranded tubes are required for access networks in case a high number of fibres is necessary. access networks in case a high number of fibres is necessary. They are suitable for outdoor duct and direct buried installation. They are suitable for outdoor duct and indoor riser installation. UCFIBRE I/O ST D DA LSHF 6.0kN UCFIBRE I/O B D DA LSHF 3.0kN Mechanical properties Cable diameter 72G mm Weight 13 kg/km 170 Bending radius during installation mm 300 during operation Tensile force mm 180 N 6000 Applications Mechanical properties Cable diameter 6G mm Weight 11.5 kg/km 120 Bending radius during installation mm 200 during operation Tensile force mm 120 N 3000 Applications FO indoor/outdoor cables with stranded tubes are required for FO indoor/outdoor cables are made for harsh environment. access networks in case a high number of fibres is necessary. Due to the tensile relief of each core and to single sheaths, FO They are suitable for outdoor duct and direct buried installation. connectors can be connected right away. For rising and distribution purpose the cables can be split individually by opening the outer sheath. They are suitable for outdoor duct and direct buried installation. > 15 Outdoor cables A sudden impact with the installation, a hammer accidentally falling down, extreme temperature changes, small cable ducts, humidity in the installation area – UCFIBRE outdoor cables guarantee best transmission performance also under extreme conditions. Of particular importance for an efficient and easy installation and network maintenance: smooth handling of the connectorisation and during the splicing process. Outdoor cables of series UCFIBRE O ST with and have a very high tensile strength. They completely equipped with standard cables. stranded loose tube serve as buried or can be blown in and are suitable for direct Compact and robust designs offer proven duct cables and are applied in the campus burial. backbone where more than 24 fibres are 16 < network solutions specifically where shortages of space for the cable routing prevail. required. The compact loose tube design Micro-cables for blow-in systems We offer a complete series of innovative with 12 fibres per core permits a high packing Draka’s micro-cables for blow-in systems cables, thus achieving highest possible fle- density of the fibres, thus facilitating the are not only a technical advancement or a xibility for the cabling within broadband fibre management in the distribution facilities. system in order to plan and build new net- networks. The system is based on blow-in The cables are UV-resistant, non-metallic, works, it also offers clear cost advantages technology and links distances meanwhile resistant to rodents, longitudinal watertight compared to the traditional installation going far beyond the “last mile”. UCFIBRE O CT D DA PE 3.0kN UCFIBRE O CT D DA PE 1.5kN Mechanical properties Mechanical properties Cable diameter Weight mm 7.5 Cable diameter kg/km 45 Weight Bending radius during installation mm during operation 160 mm 100 N 1500 Tensile force mm 9.5 kg/km 75 Bending radius during installation mm during operation Tensile force 160 mm 100 N 3000 Applications Applications FO outdoor cables with central tubes are required for LAN FO outdoor cables with central tubes are required for LAN backbones and access networks in case a high number of fibres backbones and access networks in case a high number of fibres is necessary. The cable is UV resistant, metal free, rodent is necessary. They are suitable for outdoor duct and direct protected, longitudinal water tight, tensile strengthened and buried installation. The cable is UV resistant, non-metallic, suitable for direct burial installation. rodent protected, longitudinal watertight with high tensile strength and suitable for direct burial. UCFIBRE O ST D DA PA 1.8kN UCFIBRE O ST D DA PE 6.0kN Mechanical properties Cable diameter 72G 108G 132G Mechanical properties 72G 96G 144G mm 16.0 16.0 18.0 Cable diameter kg/km 205 205 260 Weight Bending radius during installation mm 240 240 270 Bending radius during installation mm 100 100 Weight during operation Tensile force mm N 100 1800 1800 1800 Applications mm kg/km during operation Tensile force mm N 13.0 14.5 17.5 140 170 260 250 250 320 160 210 180 6000 6000 6000 Applications FO outdoor cables with stranded tubes are required for LAN FO outdoor cables with stranded tubes are required for LAN backbone and access networks in case a high number of fibres is backbone and access networks in case a high number of fibres is necessary. The cables are also suitable for direct burial where necessary. The cables are also suitable for direct burial where only light rodent protection is needed and where soil conditions only light rodent protection is needed and where soil conditions are not difficult. are not difficult. The cable is UV resistant, non-metallic, rodent protected, longitudinal watertight with high tensile strength. > 17 Optical properties Fibre types Quality MM 50/125 µ B NA = 0,20 A HiCapTM OM 2+ MM 62,5/125 µm B NA = 0,27 A HiCapTM OM 1+ MaxCap300 MaxCapH550 Fibre types SM 9/125 OM 3 OM 4 18 < α ≤ 0.8 dB/km – B ≥ 500 MHz·km B ≥ 800 MHz·km – α ≤ 2.5 dB/km α ≤ 0.7 dB/km – B ≥ 600 MHz·km B ≥ 1200 MHz·km – α ≤ 2.5 dB/km α ≤ 0.7 dB/km B ≥ 600 MHz·km B ≥ 2000 MHz·km – α ≤ 3.2 dB/km α ≤ 1.0 dB/km – B ≥ 200 MHz·km B ≥ 500 MHz·km – – 1) α ≤ 3.0 dB/km α ≤ 0.9 dB/km – B ≥ 200 MHz·km B ≥ 600 MHz·km – α ≤ 3.0 dB/km α ≤ 0.7 dB/km B ≥ 200 MHz·km B ≥ 2000 MHz·km – α ≤ 2.7 dB/km α ≤ 0.5 dB/km – – – 1) B ≥ 1500 MHz·km B ≥ 500 MHz·km 1GbE R > 900 m R > 550 m 10GbE R > 300 m R > 300 m α ≤ 2.5 dB/km α ≤ 0.7 dB/km – B ≥ 3500 MHz·km B ≥ 500 MHz·km – R > 300 m 1300 nm 1550 nm 1625 nm G.652.A/B α ≤ 0.36 dB/km α ≤ 0.25 dB/km – CD ≤ 3.5 ps/km·nm CD ≤ 18 ps/km·nm – G.652.C/D* α ≤ 0.36 dB/km α ≤ 0.25 dB/km – CD ≤ 3.5 ps/km·nm CD ≤ 18 ps/km·nm – – α ≤ 0.25 dB/km α ≤ 0.35 dB/km – CD ≤ 1 ps/km·nm CD ≤ 10 ps/km·nm α ≤ 0.39 dB/km α ≤ 0.25 dB/km CD ≤ 3.0 ps/km·nm CD ≤ 18 ps/km·nm Quality λ cc < 1400 n G.657 B λ cc < 1260 nm α ≤ 2.7 dB/km R > 550 m G.655 SM 9/125 1550 nm 1GbE R > 1100 m λ cc < 1270 nm SM 9/125 1310 nm 10GbE R > 550 m λ cc < 1270 nm SM 9/125 850 nm – 1) = Measurement method in preparation: IEC60793-1-49 α = Attenuation CD = Chromatic dispersion *) = a ≤ 0,4dB/km in the entire wavelength range 1285 nm < λ < 1625 nm NA = Numerical aperture R = Distance λ cc = SM cable cut-off wavelength in the cable (cut-off) B = Overfilled modal bandwidth 1GbE = 1Gibagit Ethernet 10GbE = 10Gigabit Ethernet Cable description UC FIBRE_ I/O_ CT_ D_ DA_ LSHF-FR_ 1kN_ 12_ MM52 Draka Communications – Cables in Copper and MM52 MM53 MM54 MM6 1 MM62 SM2D SM7B Multimode 50/125 OM2 Multimode 50/125 OM3 Multimode 50/125 OM4 Multimode 62,5/125 OM1 Multimode 62,5/125 OM2 Singlemode 9/125 G.652 D Singlemode 9/125 G.657 B Optical Fibre Technology for: Office Communication Central Office Switching Data Centre N Number of total Fibres, N = X × n; X = number of elements, n = number of fibres per element xkN 0 - 9 kiloNewton Home Networks Industry Studio CATV Long-distance networks LSHF-FR LSHF PE PUR PR PF PA Low Smoke Halogen Free-Flame Retardent sheath IEC 60332-3 C Low Smoke Halogen Free sheath IEC 60332-1 PE sheath PUR sheath Plastics Rubber Plastics Fluroplastics PA sheath Subscriber networks (FttX) Telecommunication networks Mobile telephone systems OPGW Signalling cables DA Dielectric Armour MA Metallic Armour D F N S T FL DI B CT ST Dry, unfilled (waterblocked with waterswellable materials) Jelly Filled Not waterblocked Single cable Twin duplex cable Flat duplex cable with additional outer sheath Distribution (Mini-Break-Out) Break-Out cable Central Tube cable Stranded Tube cable I Indoor I/O Indoor/Outdoor O Outdoor UCFIBRE Universal Cable FIBRE > 19 We make communication technology work, by serving you in every way to realize your leading edge network solution Draka Communications has offices and production facilities all over the world. To get in touch with us and find out how we can help you build your network, visit our website at www.draka.com or contact us at: Our European Production Centres: Austria • Trillergasse 8 A-1210 Vienna Phone: +43 1 294 0095 16 Telefax: +43 1 294 0095 97 [email protected] Germany • Bonnenbroicher Strasse 2-14 D - 41238 Moenchengladbach Phone: +49 21 66 134 0 Telefax: +49 21 66 134 1000 [email protected] Denmark • Priorparken 833, DK-2605 Broendby, Phone: +45 43 48 20 50 Telefax: +45 43 48 26 59 [email protected] Netherlands (HQ – Comteq Cable Division) • De Boelelaan 7 – Building Officia I 1083 HJ Amsterdam Phone: +31 20 56 89 865 Telefax: +31 20 56 89 409 [email protected] Finland* • Kimmeltie 1 FI - 02110 Espoo Phone: +358 10 56 61 Telefax: +358 10 56 63 394 [email protected] *)including: The Baltic, Poland, Ukraine, Belarus, Georgia and Armenia. Netherlands (HQ - Comteq Fiber Division) • Zwaanstraat 1 5651 CA Eindhoven Phone: +31 40 295 87 00 Telefax: +31 40 295 87 10 [email protected] France • Le Sophocle - Parc de Algorithmes 9, Avenue du Marais 95100 Argenteuil Phone: +33 1 34 34 41 30 Telefax: +33 1 30 76 40 12 [email protected] Germany • Friedrichshagener Strasse 29-36 D - 12555 Berlin Phone: +49 30 65 485 760 Telefax: +49 30 65 485 602 [email protected] Germany* • Piccolomini Strasse 2 D - 51063 Cologne Phone: +49 221 67 70 Telefax: +49 221 67 73 890 [email protected] *)including: Switzerland www.draka.com We are an equal opportunity employer Netherlands* • Zuidelijk Halfrond 11 2801 DD Gouda Phone: +31 182 59 21 00 Telefax: +31 182 59 22 00 [email protected] *)including: Belgium, Luxembourg Norway* • Kjerraten 16 3013 Drammen Phone: +47 32 24 90 00 Telefax: +47 32 24 91 16 *)including: Sweden and Iceland Romania* • NK Cables Ltd. 10, Montreal Place, WTC Entrance F, 1st Floor 011469 Bucharest Phone: +40 21 202 3057 Telefax: +40 21 202 3100 [email protected] *)including: Bulgaria, Greece and Moldovia Russia • Neva Cables Ltd. 8th Verkhny pereulok, 10, St.Petersburg, 194292 Phone: +7 812 592 84 79 Telefax: +7 812 592 77 79 [email protected] Spain • Av. de Bilbao 72 39.600 Maliaño - Cantabria Phone: +34 942 24 71 00 Telefax: +34 942 24 71 14 [email protected] Spain* • Can Vinyalets núm. 2 08130 Sta. 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