Product Description
The Camplex 500-foot 12-channel ST-single mode tactical fiber optic cable is a game-changer for field production. Ideal for outside broadcast, rental houses, and more, it's designed for multiple deployments. This highly flexible cable features internal aramid strength members, offering great crush resistance in high-traffic areas when handled correctly. Its polyurethane outer sheath can withstand crushing from military tanks and outside broadcast vehicles. The cable is end-to-end tactical grade, with fanout channels covered in tactical grade polyurethane furcation tubing. All assemblies are multi-stage machine polished and tested for less than .55db RL (detailed per-channel test results available on request). It's built in our top-notch fiber lab, the only one in the US fully certified by LEMO, Neutrik & Canare! Key features include: being built with OCC Multichannel Tactical Cable and heavy-duty connectors with dust caps; individual 36-inch fanout channels protected by polyurethane tactical furcation tubing; a compact, round design for easy transportation and deployment; suitability for adverse environments where size and weight matter; a helically stranded cable core for flexibility, deployment survivability, and excellent mechanical protection for optical fibers; being tested and used in military data communications worldwide; being usable outdoors for temporary ground deployment on all terrains, even in severe conditions; being suitable for outside broadcast, industrial, mining, and petrochemical environments with chemical resistance; having a crush-resistant and resilient thick layer of aramid strength members; and a polyurethane jacket for abrasion, cut, and chemical resistance.
Using this Camplex fiber optic cable is easy. First, make sure you're in a clean environment to avoid any dust getting into the connectors. Connect the cable to your devices as needed. You can use it outdoors directly on the ground in various terrains, but for temporary deployment only. When handling the cable, be gentle to avoid damaging the internal fibers. Don't step on it or let heavy objects crush it. For maintenance, keep it clean. You can use a soft, dry cloth to wipe the outer sheath. If the connectors get dirty, use a proper cleaning tool. Store the cable in a dry place when not in use. And remember, if you need the detailed per-channel test results, just ask for them.
