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Fireproof Optical Cable Model List

Fireproof optical cables are available in a variety of models, including single-mode and multi-mode fibers, armoured and unarmoured designs, compliant with Euroclass, British, and international fire-resistance standards.Key Fireproof Optical Cable Models and Types

1. Optral CPR Fire-Resistant Optical Cables

  • Fiber Types: Single-mode and multi-mode
  • Fire Ratings: Euroclass Dca, Cca, B2ca
  • Applications: Marine, offshore, broadcasting, HD TV cameras, sensing and monitoring systems
  • Certifications: UL, Bureau Veritas, DNV
  • Construction: Available in armoured and unarmoured designs for critical applications 2. APAR Fire Resistant / Fire Survival Optical Cables
  • Fiber Types: G652.D, G657.A, G655 single-mode; OM1, OM2, OM3, OM4 multi-mode
  • Fiber Count: 2F to 512F
  • Fire Performance: Operates for 3 hours in fires up to 750°C
  • Sheath: LSZH, FR, UV-stabilized, weather-resistant
  • Applications: Fire alarm systems, voice evacuation, tunnels, metro lines, public buildings
  • Construction: Gel-filled loose tubes, steel wire or corrugated steel tape armour for mechanical strength 3. ZTT Fire-Resistant Optical Cables
  • Fiber Count: 16 to 128 fibers
  • Fire Rating: B2ca (Euroclass)
  • Construction: Multitube loose tube cables, non-metallic armoured options
  • Applications: Indoor, tunnel installations, industrial environments
  • Temperature Range: -20°C to 70°C, withstanding up to 750–800°C in fire conditions 4. Caledonian Fireflix Optical Cables
  • Sheath Materials: LSZH, flame-retardant RPVC
  • Construction: Single-core, multicore, or multi-pair; armoured or braided; with or without metallic screen
  • Insulation: Elastomeric (EPR, SR), thermosetting (XLPE, LSZH), or thermoplastic (EVA, LSZH)
  • Applications: High fire-risk environments requiring durable, fire-resistant optical transmission 5. Eland Cables Fire Performance Optical Cables
  • Standards Compliance: BS8434-2, BS8519, BS5839-1, BS5266, EN 50200 (PH30, PH60, PH120)
  • Fire Resistance: Standard and enhanced grades, including PH120 for 2-hour operation
  • Construction: Single-core and multi-core, steel wire armoured for mechanical protection
  • Applications: Emergency lighting, fire alarm systems, life safety circuits, unsprinklered high-rise buildings
Summary

Fireproof optical cables are available in single-mode and multi-mode fibers, with armoured or unarmoured constructions, and sheath materials like LSZH, RPVC, or XLPE. They comply with Euroclass (B2ca, Cca, Dca), British standards (BS8434-2, BS8519, BS5839-1), and international certifications (UL, DNV, Bureau Veritas). Fiber counts range from 2F to 512F, and they are designed to maintain operation in high-temperature fire conditions for critical communication, emergency, and industrial applications.

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