Indoor Branch Optical Cable (GJPFJV)

GJPFBH-4B1.3
The GJPFJV optical cable structure is based on tight-buffered optical fiber as
the basic unit. Multi-core bundled cables are used as sub-units and twisted
into a round shape with FRP, and then extruded into a PVC (or LSZH) sheath to
form a cable. Dry water-blocking materials are placed in the gaps between the
cable core and the sheath.


Each sub-cable contains aramid reinforced fiber, which has good bending
properties, does not contain grease, is hygienic and clean, and is easy to
construct and connect.
The optical fiber in the sub-cable adopts a tight-buffered design and has
independent reinforcement elements and sheaths to prevent damage caused by
environmental and mechanical stress.
Low-smoke, low-halogen, flame-retardant sheaths are flame-retardant and self-
extinguishing, suitable for indoor environments such as computer rooms, cable
shafts, and wall wiring.
Low-smoke, halogen-free, flame-retardant polyolefin sheaths are UV-resistant,
waterproof and mildew-proof, and resistant to environmental stress cracking,
and there is no acid gas release, and it does not corrode computer room
equipment. It is suitable for indoor and outdoor use or indoor environments
that require a high flame retardant level (such as ceiling wiring, open wire
wiring, etc.).
Product Application:
Indoor horizontal wiring, vertical wiring in buildings, LAN network.
The standard fiber core can be directly installed with connectors for
connecting to equipment.
The tail cable used as the backbone network can be directly connected from the
outdoors to the indoors, eliminating the junction box, isolating lightning, and
improving system reliability.

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