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    A Comparison of Dry Versus Gel Filled Optical Cables: Cat6 Utp - Armored Cable

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    Datasheet

    Application Notes

    CAT6 UTP -
    Armored Cable

    A Comparison of Dry Versus


    Gel Filled Optical Cables
    Product Description
    23 AWG copper wire insulated with Polyethylene. Two Outer Jacket
    Rip Cord
    insulated conductors twisted together to form a pair
    Separator
    and four such pairs separated by a cross filler form the
    Coloured Insulator
    Author
    core unit jacketed with flame retardant PVC/LSZH. Such
    Copper Conductor
    John inner
    sheathed Peters
    cable is armored with a Corrugated Steel Insulation with Color Strip
    Tape to provide extra mechanical protection and Jacketed Inner Sheath
    with Outer UV Stabilized FRLS, PE or LSZH Material. ECCS Tape Armoring

    Features
    Issued
    Flame Rating:
    December60332-1;
    FRLS/LSZH-IEC 2012 IEC 60754 1&2
    Specified and tested up to 250MHz
    Compliant to ANSI/TIA 568-C.2 Cat6,
    Abstract
    ISO/IEC 11801 Class E
    The “dry”
    Product cable design compares favorably with a “wet” design that uses a flooding
    Application
    10 compound
    Base T (IEEE in the voids within the cable core and/or a thixotropic gel within the buffer
    802.3)
    100tube
    BasetoT achieve comparable water blocking performance.
    (IEEE 802.3U)
    Colour Code
    1000 BASE-T (IEEE 802.3ab)
    1000 BASE-TX Pair Specifications
    TP-PMD (ANSI X3T9.5) 1 Blue - White Blue
    Keywords
    100 Mbps CDDI 2 Orange - White Orange
    ATMDry155cable, super absorbent powder, fiber buffer tubes, cable 3 weight, environment
    Green - White Green
    4/16 Mbps Token
    friendly, costRing (IEEE 802.5)
    savings 4 Brown - White Brown
    Meets IEEE802.3af & 802.3at PoE
    Suitable for Outdoor Application.
    LSZH sheath facilitates Indoor/Outdoor Applications Jacket Colours
    Black or Customer Specific Colors
    Product Specification
    Mechanical & Environmental Characteristics
    Characteristic Specifications
    Maximum tensile load 500 N (installation)
    Minimum bend radius 20 x cable outer diameter
    Temperature 0°C to +50°C (installation)
    -10°C to +60°C (operation)
    Datasheet
    Application Notes

    Transmission/Characteristics - 100m

    Frequency Insertion NEXT ACR-N RL (dB) PS NEXT PS ACR-N ACR-F PS ACR-F


    Loss (dB) (dB) (dB) (dB) (dB) (dB) (dB)

    1 3 65 62 19 62 59 63.3 60.3
    4 4 63 59 19 60.5 56.5 51.2 48.2
    10 6.3 56.6 50.2 19 54 47.7 43.3 40.3
    20 9 51.6 42.6 17.5 49 39.9 37.2 34.2

    A Comparison of Dry Versus


    25
    62.5
    10.1
    16.5
    50
    43.4
    39.9
    26.9
    17
    14
    47.3
    40.6
    37.2
    24.1
    35.3
    27.3
    32.3
    24.3

    Gel Filled Optical Cables


    100
    250
    21.3
    35.9
    39.9
    33.1
    18.6
    -2.8
    12
    8
    37.1
    30.2
    15.8
    -5.8
    23.3
    15.3
    20.3
    12.3

    Electrical Properties @20 deg C


    Characteristics Specifications Packaging
    Author
    Characteristic Impedance 100+/- 15 Ohms 305m - Reel
    John Peters
    Conductor Resistance Max < 9.38 Ohms/100m 500m / 1000m - Reel
    Conductor Resistance Unbalance Max 5%
    Issued
    Mutual Capacitance 5.6nF/100m
    December
    Delay 2012
    Skew Max 45 ns/100m
    Propogation Delay < 536 ns/100m @ 250MHz

    Abstract
    The “dry” cable design compares favorably with a “wet” design that uses a flooding
    Sterlite
    compoundP/N Product Description
    in the voids within Outter Diameter
    the cable core and/or a thixotropic
    gel within the buffer
    (mm nom.)
    tube to achieve comparable water blocking performance.
    SLITE21201 Cat 6 4x2x23 AWG U/UTP, PVC, LSZH 10.3

    SLITE21301 Cat 6 4x2x23 AWG U/UTP, PVC,PE 10.0


    Keywords
    SLITE21401 Cat 6 4x2x23 AWG U/UTP, PVC,FRLS 10.3
    Dry cable, super absorbent powder, fiber buffer tubes, cable weight, environment
    SLITE22201 Cat 6 4x2x23 AWG U/UTP, LSZH, LSZH 10.3
    friendly, cost savings
    SLITE22301 Cat 6 4x2x23 AWG U/UTP, LSZH,PE 10.0

    UV Sunlight Resistant Rodent Resistant

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    herein are trademarks and/or registered trademarks of Sterlite Technologies and/or related affiliates and
    subsidiaries. All other trademarks listed herein are the property of their respective owners.
    www.sterlitetech.com

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