Hubbell Premise Wiring HFCB14024PS Fiber Optic Cable Sm 24F

Product Description

The HUBBELL PREMISE WIRING HFCB14024PS is a single-mode, 24-fiber fiber optic cable engineered for both indoor and outdoor installations. Built with a tight-buffered construction and a plenum-rated jacket, this cable is suited for runs through air-handling spaces where fire and smoke code compliance is required. The yellow jacket indicates single-mode fiber type, providing long-distance, high-bandwidth performance in structured cabling deployments. Licensed low-voltage technicians and network infrastructure contractors install this cable in commercial and campus environments where plenum ratings are mandated by code.

This cable is intended for use in mixed indoor and outdoor fiber optic routing, including risers, plenums, and conduit runs that transition between building interior and exterior environments. The 24-fiber count supports high-density backbone installations in commercial buildings, data centers, and campus network infrastructure. The plenum rating makes it appropriate for installation in air-handling ceiling spaces and raised-floor environments where NEC Article 770 plenum requirements apply.

Key Features

• Single-mode fiber type for long-distance, high-bandwidth signal transmission
• 24-fiber count supports high-density backbone cabling runs
• Plenum-rated jacket meets NEC Article 770 requirements for air-handling spaces
• Tight-buffered construction simplifies termination and connector installation
• Indoor and outdoor dual-rated design allows transitions between building environments
• Yellow jacket color identifies single-mode fiber per TIA-598 color coding standards

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style single-mode fiber optic backbone cable suitable for use with standard single-mode connectors and patch panels in structured cabling systems.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed low-voltage or communications cabling contractor familiar with NEC Article 770 and TIA-568 standards. De-energize all adjacent active equipment before pulling cable through conduit or cable trays. Observe the manufacturer minimum bend radius during routing to avoid signal degradation or fiber damage. Terminate and test all fibers with appropriate OTDR or insertion loss equipment before commissioning.