YUTIANHOME 100m 4-Core Industrial TPU Armored LC-LC OS2 Patch Cable, Direct Burial

Rugged construction for outdoor deployments

YUTIANHOME’s 100-meter, 4-core industrial TPU armored LC-LC patch cable is engineered for harsh environments. It uses OS2 single-mode fiber (9/125 µm) to support low-loss transmission over longer runs, making it suitable for outdoor networks, industrial facilities, and challenging field installations.

Key durability and build benefits

• Industrial TPU jacket delivers high tensile strength and excellent abrasion resistance for tough sites
• Waterproof design with wide temperature tolerance helps protect signals in varying climates
• UV resistance and bending resilience reduce performance degradation on long, winding routes
• Dual protection with steel armor and glass yarns guards the fiber from rodents and external wear
• Pre-terminated, LC-to-LC ends enable quick, plug-and-go deployments
• Designed for up to 600N tensile strength and up to 3000N crush strength, providing robust field durability

Installation flexibility and use cases

• Indoor or outdoor installation options include overhead runs, direct burial in the ground, or conduit routing
• Direct burial capability minimizes digging and trenching while maintaining a protected fiber path
• 4 strands of single-mode OS2 fiber support reliable signal transmission across diverse networks
• LC connectors at both ends offer secure terminations with compatibility for common fiber systems

Real-world scenarios and performance possibilities

Think of campus networks spanning outdoor campuses, industrial complexes with tough access routes, or roadside installations where equipment must endure temperature shifts, moisture, and physical stress. The combination of a rugged jacket, armored protection, and pre-terminated ends creates a plug-and-play option that can shorten deployment timelines while maintaining signal integrity across longer distances.

Note: The description reflects design features and recommended use cases. Actual outcomes depend on installation practices and environmental conditions. Benefits are framed as possibilities rather than guarantees, helping you evaluate fit for your network plans.