BH GSO IEC 62255-5:2016

IEC 62255-5:2005
Bahraini Standard   Current Edition · Approved on 08 February 2016

Multicore and symmetrical pair/quad cables for broadband digital communications (high bit rate digital access telecommunication networks) - Outside plant cables - Part 5: Filled drop cables - Sectional specification

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BH GSO IEC 62255-5:2016 Scope

This sectional specification relates to IEC 62255-1. This standard is applicable to filled drop cables having a metallic screen over the cable core, a thermoplastic jacket, copper conductors, and solid or cellular insulation. These cables are typically available in 2 to 6 pair. These cables are intended primarily for direct burial in the ground. The cables covered by this specification are differentiated by bandwidth and are classified by having a maximum reference frequency of 30 MHz, 60 MHz, or 100 MHz.

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