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Ihr Warenkorb ist leer Gepanzerte Patchkabel haben eine Metallummantelung, die in einem robusten Außenmantel untergebracht ist. Es bietet mehr Schutz als Standardkabel und ermöglicht die Installation in speziellen Umgebungen mit übermäßigem Staub, Öl, Gas, Feuchtigkeit oder sogar beschädigenden Nagetieren. Alle unsere Produkte sind 100% neue Glasfaserkabel von Carrier-Class-Qualität und können für Ihre anspruchsvollsten LAN/WAN-Anwendungen voll vertraut werden.
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samuel jules /or patrick cougle
Bewertet in den USA am25. März 2025
I brought these to use on my Blackmagic fiber box for live event and its horrible it keeps on dropping and the worse is whenever I connect it it always works for a few minutes and stop working for the whole show and right after im done it stars working again , it is completely not reliable
Perry Wood
Bewertet in den USA am18. Mai 2024
We had the luxury of laying out the 300 feet in an empty warehouse. Pulled nicely around the Warehouse and through the ceiling grid of the office area to the server room. We have used Jeirdus Pre-terminated Fiber before and it always test good. (YES we test before we pull the fiber). Only wish it came on a SPOOL.Purchased 2 more Cables of Different Lengths. Found that if you pull from the MIDDLE and put it in a BASKET it pulls perfectly EVERY TIME. We did lay out 20-30 feet at a time. But not a problem pulling several 100 feet.
James
Bewertet in den USA am17. Januar 2024
I've used 6 of these so far and they work great. They're thin enough to pull just about anywhere but durable enough to stay intact. These are now my go-to long premade patch cables.
Yukon
Bewertet in Kanada am 10. April 2024
Good quality fiber cable, and made from reasonably rugged material.
T. Pender
Bewertet in den USA am29. Mai 2021
I purchased the 100M LC-LC single mode patch cable to run between the house and the barn.This is rated "outdoor" but direct bury is not recommended so a of run 3/4" conduit 240' underground is was needed- a pain but now done.I thought I used enough "snot" in the pipe as I was making the joints and the fact it was a straight run with no elbows lead me to believe I could pull the full 240' at once. This was not to be as after about 100' it became hard to pull. I would guess it was in the 20 lb range. Not knowing how tough the thin cable was I stopped. Fortunately I had put pull boxes at 80' spacing so I was able to pull in 80' sections which was tedious but easier.The outer sheath of this cable is a rubber like material which apparently has pretty high friction against he pipe. So a word to the wise: Over use the pipe lubricant and leave access points.Another step that we took was to uncoil the fiber and rewind it on a spool so as to prevent it from getting tangled while pulling. The spool was free wheeling so that did not contribute to the difficulty pulling.For a pulling eye, we used this from Amazon: FiberCablesDirect - SimpleGrip Fiber Pulling Eye Hook, about $12.00 which worked really well.Advise that you keep the little plastic caps for the fiber ends in case you need to secure the end for relocation or other reasons.Bottom line: When I was all done it linked.
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