Belden TTSDK024LINN OS2 24-fiber Lszh Trunk Cable

Product Description

The Belden TTSDK024LINN is an OS2 single-mode fiber optic trunk cable rated for 24 fibers with a low-smoke zero-halogen (LSZH) jacket. OS2 single-mode fiber supports long-distance, high-bandwidth data transmission, making this cable a standard choice for structured cabling infrastructure in commercial and industrial environments. The LSZH jacket reduces toxic smoke and halogen gas emissions in the event of fire, a requirement for plenum and enclosed-space installations governed by local fire and building codes. Network technicians and low-voltage cabling contractors install this type of trunk assembly as a backbone interconnect between distribution frames, patch panels, and active equipment.

This trunk cable is suited for high-density fiber distribution in commercial buildings, data centers, and campus network backbones. The 24-fiber count supports consolidation of multiple runs into a single routed assembly, reducing pathway congestion and simplifying moves, adds, and changes. LSZH-rated cables are commonly specified for European installations and domestic projects where smoke toxicity ratings are required by the authority having jurisdiction.

Key Features

• OS2 single-mode fiber for long-distance, low-loss data transmission
• 24-fiber count in a single trunk assembly for high-density routing
• LSZH jacket reduces smoke and halogen emissions in enclosed spaces
• Factory-terminated trunk design reduces field termination labor
• Suitable for backbone and horizontal structured cabling applications

Compatibility

Designed as an OS2 single-mode fiber optic trunk cable for use with standard single-mode patch panels, fiber distribution frames, and compatible OS2 adapter ports in structured cabling systems.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified low-voltage cabling technician familiar with fiber optic handling procedures. Observe minimum bend radius requirements at all pull points and junction boxes to avoid attenuation or fiber damage. De-energize active ports on connected equipment before mating or disconnecting fiber connectors. Local fire and building codes govern jacket rating requirements — verify LSZH compliance meets the authority having jurisdiction before installation in plenum or enclosed spaces.