Lynn Electronics T6-L1AP2-L1A2-3PITAU-R100F 6-fiber Cable

Product Description

The LYNN ELECTRONICS T6-L1AP2-L1A2-3PITAU-R100F is a 100-foot, 6-fiber armored plenum-rated cable assembly designed for multimode optical fiber runs in demanding indoor and outdoor environments. The armored construction provides physical protection against crushing, rodents, and rough handling during installation. The plenum rating means this assembly meets the fire and smoke spread requirements for air-handling spaces, making it code-compliant for installation in ceiling plenums, raised floors, and HVAC return-air pathways. Licensed low-voltage and data cabling contractors typically install this assembly in commercial and light-industrial settings.

This cable assembly is suited for structured cabling projects, building backbone runs, and campus-style installations where a single pre-terminated assembly must transition between indoor plenum spaces and outdoor conduit runs. The armored jacket handles direct-burial-adjacent routing or conduit runs where pull tension and abrasion are concerns. At 100 feet, it is a ready-to-deploy assembly that eliminates field termination on the fiber ends, reducing installation time and the risk of connector-quality variation on the job site.

Key Features

• 6-fiber multimode construction supports multiple simultaneous data channels in a single cable run
• Armored jacket provides crush resistance and mechanical protection during and after installation
• Plenum-rated jacket meets fire and smoke spread requirements for air-handling spaces
• Rated for both indoor and outdoor use, enabling single-cable transitions without splice points
• Pre-assembled at 100 feet as a custom assembly, eliminating field fiber termination
• Sold as a single unit (each), no minimum order quantity beyond one piece

Compatibility

Designed as a custom multimode fiber assembly for use in structured cabling systems requiring a plenum-rated, armored 6-fiber solution with indoor and outdoor capability.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed low-voltage or data cabling contractor familiar with TIA-568 and applicable local fire codes governing plenum-rated cabling. De-energize any adjacent electrical equipment and follow facility lockout procedures before routing cable through shared pathways. Observe the minimum bend radius of the armored cable to avoid microbending losses in the fiber strands. Do not exceed the rated pull tension during conduit or plenum installation, as excessive force can damage fiber integrity without visible external signs.