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Fibre Optic Cabling KRONE Blown Fibre


Customer Lead-in Unit Enables external cable to be passed through the building fabric from an outside wall


• Comprises two separate units mounted either side of the wall and connected by a length of conduit


• Can be used with blown fibre tubing or conventional cable


KRONE Blown Fibre T-Piece Push fits over the tube providing a gas tight seal


Item


Man. Code 775541 7032 1 400-85


Type Customer Lead In Unit KRONE Blown Fibre Water


Blocking Connector Simple push fit device provides a water tight seal for tubes


UoM Pair


Item 787743


Man. Code 7032 1 232-00


Type T Piece KRONE Blown Fibre


Blowing Beads Fixed to the end of the blown fibre unit before blowing commences


• Helps the guidance of the blown fibre unit through the blown fibre tube particularly at bends


• Minimises the risk of snagging at connector locations


UoM Each


Item


Man. Code


Type 793768 7032 1 400-77 Water Blocking Connector KRONE Blown Fibre Internal


Tube Distribution Unit Accepts a range of indoor tube assemblies up to 19 tube capacity


• Allows individual tube breakout, re-routing or gas/water sealing


• Tubes are positively managed to prevent excessive tube bending


UoM Each


Item


Man. Code 778607 7032 1 400-58


Type Blowing Beads KRONE Blown Fibre Close


Down Assembly Used to protect the area between two lengths of tubes following a centre blow


• Comprising a piece of tube with a connector at either end


UoM Pack Of 1000


Item


Man. Code 778610 7032 1 401-50


Type Internal Tube Distribution Unit


UoM Each


Item


Man. Code 787740 7032 1 229-00


Type Close Down Assembly


UoM Pack Of 10


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