Fibre Optic Raceway is structured to provide a safe, user friendly and cost-effective management system for fragile optical cables. The user can route fibre optic cables between equipment providing both physical protection, bend radius management, crucial for optical cable performance.
An extruded 2-meter-long duct can be connected with other accessories.
Straight Run are delivered in even numbers (packaged by 2 pcs = 4 m) and can be easily cut to length on-site.
Bend Horizontal allow ducts to be diverted through 45° or 90° and two joiners are required per elbow.
Bend Up allow ducts to be diverted through 45° or 90° with an inside angle (usually in an upward direction) and two joiners are required per up elbow.
Bend Down allow ducts to be diverted through 45° or 90° and two joiners are required per down elbow.
Horizontal T is used to establish a 3-way right-angled intersection and three joiners are required per tee.
Horizontal Cross is used to establish a 4-way right-angled intersection and four joiners are required per cross.
Horizontal T splices are attached to the channel to create a 90° horizontal elbow from anywhere of a straight horizontal run.
Vertical T splice is used to provide bend-radius control for cables entering or exiting the ducting system.
T Drop is used for closing off open ends of the channel or fittings.
Cable outlets are used to provide a protected exit for cables leaving the ducting system.
Reducers are used to provide a protected exit for cables leaving the ducting system.
Duct Splices are used for closing off open ends of the channel or fittings.
End provides a clean finish at the end of raceway.
*Specifications are subject to change without notice based on technical recommendations and related product enhancements
