D-Link NCB-FM51O-AULS-12 Multimode Outdoor Fiber Cable

D-Link Armored Fiber Cable

The D-Link 12 Core OM3 provides a robust backbone for high-speed data transmission in campus and metropolitan area networks. This specific variant utilizes a unitube design where twelve color-coded fibers reside within a single central tube filled with water-blocking gel. This architecture simplifies cable management while maintaining a compact diameter for conduit installation. Additionally, the unitube construction incorporates peripheral strength members, typically glass rods or aramid yarn, to provide necessary tensile resistance during installation. Therefore, the cable maintains optical performance even when subjected to pulling tensions required for long-span deployments. The integration of corrugated steel tape armor ensures the assembly withstands external mechanical pressures and prevents damage from rodents in outdoor environments.

Key Features

• Corrugated Steel Tape Armor
  • Protects the internal fibers from rodent attacks and physical crushing.
  • Enhances the overall tensile strength of the cable during long-distance pulls.
  • Provides a moisture barrier to prevent water ingress into the central tube.
• Low Smoke Zero Halogen Sheath
  • Minimizes toxic gas emission during combustion for enhanced building safety.
  • Complies with international fire safety standards for indoor and outdoor transitions.
  • Resists UV degradation for prolonged exposure in outdoor duct environments.
• Transmission Performance
  • Supports 10 Gigabit Ethernet up to 300 meters at 850nm wavelengths.
  • Complies with TIA/EIA-492AAAC specifications for high-bandwidth applications.
  • Features a 50/125 micrometer core-to-cladding ratio for minimal signal dispersion.

Specifications

What’s in the Box

• D-Link 12-Strand Armored Fiber Cable (Supplied per Meter)
• Technical Specification Sheet

Why Choose D-Link Armored Cabling

• The armored construction allows for direct burial or duct installation without the risk of environmental degradation or vermin damage.
• Supporting 10G speeds ensures that the infrastructure remains relevant as network demands increase over the next decade.
• The LSZH rating allows for seamless transition into indoor spaces, meeting building fire codes without requiring additional splicing at the entry point.