Easily Transmit Large Data Volumes with HITRONIC® Fiber Optic Cables
The Lapp Group’s HITRONIC® fiber optic cables are unbeatably fast and secure when transferring large amounts of data. They ensure the superfast data transfer is completely free of interference and is protected against monitoring. Even electromagnetic interference can’t affect a HITRONIC® cable.
Properties:
Versatile range of cable for indoor and outdoor applications
Able to withstand the harshest environmental conditions
Reliable, efficient, and easy to install
Also highly flexible for use with drag chains
Extensive range of accessories
Fields of application:
Telecommunications and network technology
Industrial machinery and plant engineering
Automation
Field bus systems
And many more
HITRONIC® FIRE is a universal (indoor/outdoor) fire-resistant loose-tube fiber optic cable with a corrugated steel tape armor, a strain relief element, and a halogen-free outer jacket. The cable is water-tight and provides excellent rodent protection.
Easily Transmit Large Data Volumes with HITRONIC® Fiber Optic Cables
The Lapp Group’s HITRONIC® fiber optic cables are unbeatably fast and secure when transferring large amounts of data. They ensure the superfast data transfer is completely free of interference and is protected against monitoring. Even electromagnetic interference can’t affect a HITRONIC® cable.
Properties:
- Versatile range of cable for indoor and outdoor applications
- Able to withstand the harshest environmental conditions
- Reliable, efficient, and easy to install
- Also highly flexible for use with drag chains
- Extensive range of accessories
Fields of application:
- Telecommunications and network technology
- Industrial machinery and plant engineering
- Automation
- Field bus systems
- And many more
HITRONIC® FIRE is a universal (indoor/outdoor) fire-resistant loose-tube fiber optic cable with a corrugated steel tape armor, a strain relief element, and a halogen-free outer jacket. The cable is water-tight and provides excellent rodent protection.
