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AA97896GSZGKS100F

EDGE™ RC Indoor Breakout Trunk – MTP to LC  96F 24F MTP to 2F LC Uniboot Hybrid Trunk, Super 24 LSZH, indoor cable, Single-mode (OS2), Pulling grip on one end, 10 feet

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General Specifications
Product Number AA97896GSZGKS100F
Flame Rating Plenum (OFNP)
Fiber Category Single-Mode (OS2) Ultra
Cable Assembly Type EDGE™ Rapid Connect Trunk
Cable Type Super Trunk, Plenum, Indoor Cable
Brand EDGE™
Standards
RoHS Free of hazardous substances according to RoHS 2011/65/EU
Environmental Conditions
Temperature Range, Installation 0 °C  to  60 °C    (32 °F  to  140 °F    )
Temperature Range, Operation 0 °C  to  70 °C    (32 °F  to  158 °F    )
Temperature Range, Storage -40 °C  to  70 °C    (-40 °F  to  158 °F    )
Design
Fiber Count 96
Polarity Type S
Mechanical Specifications
Nominal Outer Diameter 10.9 mm  (0.43 in )
Min. Bend Radius Installation 163.5 mm (6.44 in)
Min. Bend Radius Operation 109 mm (4.29 in)
Weight 110 kg/km (73.92 lb/1000 ft)
Specifications - Connector A
Insertion Loss, Max. 0.35 dB
Connector Type 24 F MTP® (non-pinned)
Ferrule Material Composite
Housing Material Composite
Reflectance < -60 dB
Specifications - Connector B
Insertion Loss, Max. 0.25 dB
Connector Type LC UPC uniboot
Ferrule Material Composite
Reflectance < -60 dB
Furcation - Connector A
Leg Length 1320.8 mm (52 in)
Furcation Type Single Furcation
Leg Color Yellow
Furcation - Connector B
Furcation Type Single Furcation
Leg Color Yellow
Leg Length 609.6 mm (24 in)
Pulling Grip - Connector A
Pulling grip Yes
Grip Outer Diameter 55.9 mm (2.2 in)
Dimensions
Length 100 ft
Cable Weight 110 kg/km (73.92 lb/1000 ft)
Solution flexibility
Allows a flexible path to connectivity with MTP and LC configurations.
Factory Termination
Results in quicker deployment and better performance while reducing risks associated with field installation, rework, or high insertion loss.
Reduced Installation Time
EDGE RC allows the installer to remove splicing in the field. Reducing time and cost by up to 70 percent when compared to deploying multiple cables in lower fiber counts.