Belden Inc. TT3DK048LINN OM3 48-fiber Lszh Fiber Cable

Product Description

The BELDEN INC. TT3DK048LINN is a 48-fiber OM3 multimode fiber optic cable with a Low Smoke Zero Halogen (LSZH) jacket. Designed for structured cabling installations in commercial and industrial environments, this cable supports high-bandwidth data transmission across multimode OM3-rated optical fiber. The LSZH jacket eliminates halogen-based compounds, reducing toxic and corrosive gas emission in the event of a fire. It is sold as a single unit and is intended for installation by trained low-voltage cabling technicians or licensed communications contractors.

This cable is suited for backbone and horizontal runs in data centers, enterprise networks, and commercial buildings where fire code or environmental requirements call for LSZH-rated materials. The 48-fiber count makes it appropriate for high-density installations where multiple circuits must be consolidated into a single cable run. Typical applications include inter-rack connections, riser runs, and structured cabling infrastructure projects requiring OM3 multimode performance.

Key Features

• 48-fiber count supports high-density multimode installations
• OM3-rated multimode fiber for 10G and higher bandwidth applications
• LSZH jacket reduces toxic gas and smoke emission in fire conditions
• OFCR (Optical Fiber Conductive Riser) rating suitable for riser pathway installations
• Sold individually as a complete cable assembly unit

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style structured cabling solution compatible with standard OM3 multimode fiber optic termination hardware and patch panels in commercial and data center environments.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed low-voltage or communications cabling technician familiar with TIA-568 structured cabling standards. Power down or de-energize all active equipment connected to the fiber path before terminating or routing the cable. Avoid exceeding the minimum bend radius specified for the cable diameter to prevent attenuation or fiber damage. Follow local building and fire codes regarding riser-rated cable routing in vertical pathways.