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NTS...WOEU TENAX®-TT LWL

ntswoeu-tenax-tt-lwlTrailing cable with integrated optical fibres according to DIN VDE 0250, Part 813

Technical data: NTS...WOEU TENAX®-TT LWL


CONSTRUCTION
1. Flexible tinned copper conductor, class 5
2. Core insulation of rubber compound of type 3GI3 based on EPR
3. Inner semi-conducting layer – up to 6 kV. It is completed with outer semi-conducting layer above 6 kV (these two semi-conducting layers form together with insulation a void free (homogeneous) radial field).
4. Inner sheath of special synthetic rubber of type GM1 b
5. Outer sheath of chlorinated rubber compound of type 5GM3, oil resistant and self-extinguishing, reinforced by inserted braid of glass fibres, which serves as torsion protection

A. Working core
B. Earth conductor – 2 earth conductors are located in outer interstices of twisted cores
C. Optical core – properly protected 1 optical element is located in the third interstice of twisted cores. The optical element usually contains 2 to 12 multimode fibres 50/125 μm. Other type and number of fibres on request.

Application
For connection of large mobile equipment e.g. excavators, stowing machines, full-portal gantry cranes etc. The cable is suitable for motorized winding at singlespindle or level winches.

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION

Rated voltage U0/U:
0.6/1 kV, 1.8/3 kV, 3.6/6 kV, 6/10 kV, 8.7/15 kV,
12/20 kV, 14/25 kV, 18/30 kV, 20/35 kV
Bending radius:
- fixed installation min. 6 x D
- on drums min. 12 x D
- on deflection pulleys min. 15 x D
Temperature range:
- fixed installation min. -40 °C max. +80 °C
- flexing min. -25 °C max. +80 °C
Optical characteristics:
Typical attenuation:
50/125 μm multimode fibres
at 850 nm 3.0 dB/km
at 1 300 nm 0.5-1.0 dB/km
9/125 μm single mode fibres
at 1 310 nm 0.4-0.6 dB/km
Typical bandwidth/dispersion:
at 850 nm 400 MHz.km
at 1 300 nm 600-1 500 MHz.km
at 1 310 nm 5 ps/nm.km
Termination: Optionally with OF plug connectors or pigtails fitted in our premises

Colour of sheath: red with yellow strip

Integrated optics provides numerous advantages for effective communication among mobile equipment and their control:
– Large bandwidth and high transmission rate, immunity to electromagnetic disturbances, no crosstalk
– Absence of metallic lines between transmitter and receiver
– Data transmission is integrated in the trailing cable that is designed in order to withstand a rough mechanical stress