PTX 100 Series

Tight Buffered Pre-terminated Fibre Cables

PRE-TERMINATED FIBRE TO CONNECT PATCH PANELS

PTX 100 Series

Buffered Fibre Cables OM3 Multimode

OM3 (50/125)

All connector types
4 Core to 24 Core

Buffered Fibre Cables OM4 Multimode

OM4 (50/125)

All connector types
4 Core to 24 Core

Buffered Fibre Cables Singlemode

Singlemode (9/125)

All connector types
4 Core to 24 Core

Pre-terminated tight buffered fibre cables are perfectly suited for routing cables in and around tight spaces.

Typically used in indoor applications such as small LANs and data centres, tight buffered fibre cables facilitate panel to panel or direct fibre connections over short and intermediate distances (typically less than 500m).

Where to use tight buffered fibre cables

Our pre-terminated tight buffered fibre cables typically range from 4 to 24-core fibre (although larger core sizes are available) and are ideal for fibre links between data cabinets, floors, and riser panels.

Pre-terminated tight buffered fibre cables:

  • Make cable routing easier
  • Can save space in cable baskets and trays
  • Reduce pre-terminated and on-site termination costs
  • Shorten installation times – no specialist tools or skills required
  • Can endure significant bending and flexing without affecting performance
Pre-terminated tight buffered cable
PTX Tight Buffered 24 Fibre Link 900um Multimode

Key features of pre-terminated tight buffered fibre cables

  • Available in 4 to 24 core (48 to 144 core available on request)
  • Available in a range of common connector types such as LC, SC, ST, FC, and E2000
  • Secure fixing into rear of panel using ABS M20 gland
  • Can be supplied with staggered tails for tidy cable management and positioning in panel
  • Pulling sock to run cables in ducts, trays, and overhead baskets
  • Can be supplied on a reel
  • Factory terminated and tested
  • Comes with 25-year performance warranty

When should I use tight buffered fibre?

Find out more about when to use tight buffered fibre and the differences with loose tube fibre cables in our insights.


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