Hubbell Premise Wiring HFCD19048RSBK 48-fiber Sm Cable

Product Description

The HUBBELL PREMISE WIRING HFCD19048RSBK is a single-mode, 48-fiber armored fiber optic cable designed for indoor and outdoor installations. The armored construction protects the fiber strand bundle from mechanical damage, rodent intrusion, and crush forces in demanding environments. This cable supports high-density backbone runs and long-distance signal transmission in commercial, industrial, and campus-style network infrastructures. Licensed low-voltage and data cabling technicians typically specify this cable for structured cabling projects requiring both interior routing and exterior or riser pathway segments.

This cable is suited for enterprise LAN backbones, inter-building campus links, data center distribution runs, and any application where a single continuous cable must transition between indoor conduit and outdoor or semi-exposed environments. The 48-fiber count supports high-density patching at both termination ends, making it a practical choice for consolidation point installations and main distribution area to horizontal distribution area runs in large commercial buildings.

Key Features

• Single-mode fiber construction supports long-distance, high-bandwidth transmission
• 48-fiber count provides high-density capacity in a single cable run
• Armored jacket offers mechanical and crush protection for demanding routing paths
• Indoor and outdoor rated for use across mixed routing environments without a transition splice
• Sold as a single unit (each)

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style structured cabling component compatible with standard single-mode fiber optic termination hardware, patch panels, and distribution frames used in commercial and enterprise network installations.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified low-voltage or fiber optic cabling technician in accordance with ANSI/TIA-568 structured cabling standards and all applicable local codes. Minimum bend radius must be observed during pulling and routing to prevent fiber damage; consult the manufacturer documentation for specific limits. De-energize and verify all active network equipment is offline before splicing or terminating fiber runs. Armored cable ends should be prepared with appropriate armor-stripping tools to avoid damage to the inner fiber bundle.