50PR 24AWG PE-89 CASPIC-FSF CABLE REEL OF 1000 FEET ARMORED

50PR 24AWG PE-89 CASPIC-FSF CABLE REEL OF 1000 FEET ARMORED Product Description CASPIC-FSF cables are designed for direct burial or duct applications where protection from moisture is required. CASPIC-FSF cables are recommended for use in high-risk areas where additional mechanical or rodent protection is required. CASPIC-FSF may be used aerially, but must be attached to a support strand. Physical Description CONDUCTORS: Solid annealed copper in 19, 22, 24 and 26 AWG. INSULATION: Conductors are dual insulated with an inner layer of foamed, natural polyolefin covered by an outer layer of solid, colored polyolefin. The conductor insulation is color coded in accordance with industry standard. TWISTED PAIRS: Individual insulated conductors are twisted into pairs with varying lay lengths to minimize crosstalk and specific color combinations to provide pair identification. CORE ASSEMBLY: Cables of 25 pairs or less are assembled into a cylindrical core. Cables larger than 25 pairs are assembled into units, which are then used to assemble the core. Units are individually identifiable by color coded unit binders. FILLING COMPOUND: The core assembly is filled with an 80°C ETPR compound, completely filling the interstices between the pairs and under the core wrap. CORE WRAP: A non-hygroscopic, dielectric tape is applied over the core assembly to provide thermal protection for the core. SHIELDING: The dual shielding system consists of two metal tapes. Inner: A corrugated, copolymer coated, 8-mil aluminum tape is applied directly over the core wrap. The aluminum tape does not butt or overlap at any point along the length of the cable. Outer: A corrugated, copolymer coated, 6-mil steel tape is applied directly over the aluminum and overlaps. The shield interfaces are flooded. JACKET: A black, linear low-density polyethylene jacket is applied overall. The jacket provides a tough protective covering designed to withstand exposure to direct sunlight, atmospheric temperature changes and stresses expected in standard installations. JACKET MARKINGS: Information, such as manufacturer's identification, pair count, AWG, product identification, sequential footage and a telephone handset is printed at 2 ft. intervals on the cable jacket.