Name: Mil Tac assemblies
Brand: QAD Networks

Specifications

Fibre count	2 core or 4 core
Fibre	Singlemode or multimode
Outer diameter	5.0 mm (2 core), 5.5 mm (4 core)
Weight	23.0 kg/km (2 core), 24.5 kg/km (4 core)
Tensile load	1800 N short term, 600 N long term
Construction	900 µm tight-buffered fibres in a helically stranded core, aramid yarn strength members, halogen-free PUR sheath
Operating temperature	−55 °C to +85 °C
Standard connectors	LC, ST, SC, FC
Harsh environment connectors	LC Uniboot, LC IP-PLUS (IP68), SC IP-PLUS (IP68)
Deploy reels	GT235 80 m, GT310 150 m, GT380 290 m, GT450 390 m
Testing	Factory terminated and tested

Key benefits

Designed for rapid field deployment, and repeated deployment and recovery.
Non-metallic, halogen-free construction for indoor and outdoor use.
Optimised for repeated winding on deploy reels.
IP68 harsh-environment connector options.

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QAD Mil Tac assemblies provide reliable fibre connectivity in rapidly changing and demanding environments. They are built on Mil Tac, a rugged non-metallic tactical field cable with colour-coded tight-buffered fibres in a helically stranded core, aramid yarn strength members and a halogen-free PUR sheath.

Assemblies are supplied on deploy reels with secure, field-ready connectors, for temporary, semi-permanent and permanent network deployments, in vehicles, shelters and outdoors.

Options and customisation

Choose 2 or 4 core, singlemode or multimode, the length, the connectors at each end and the reel size. Custom breakout configurations and connector combinations are available to suit your network.

Typical applications

Temporary communication networks, defence and security infrastructure, broadcast and media, events and outside broadcast, emergency communications, military and tactical networks, field communications and industrial networks.

Testing and documentation

Assemblies are factory terminated and tested, ready for deployment. The full cable specification is in the datasheet.

Ordering

We build to order for businesses and individual customers, from a single assembly upwards. Trade partners can have assemblies labelled to their own scheme.