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Fiber optic sensing cables come in various models designed for temperature, strain, and acoustic monitoring, with options for armored, metal-free, and specialty configurations to suit harsh environments.Key Models and Configurations
  1. Senstar FiberPatrol® Sensor Cables
    • Available in 12, 24, 36, and 48 fiber counts
    • Features gated steel tape armor with double polyethylene jacket for durability
    • Sold per meter and suitable for fence and perimeter security applications
    • Designed for integration with Senstar sensing systems for real-time intrusion detection
  2. AP Sensing Fiber Optic Sensor Cables
    • Supports temperature, strain, and acoustic sensing
    • Configurations include metal-tubing, metal-free, tube-in-tube, and armored stainless steel
    • Metal-free cables are flexible and reduce induced voltages
    • Armored cables provide robust protection against harsh environments and rodent damage
    • Coatings vary: polyacrylate for standard temperatures, polyimide or metal for high-temperature or cryogenic conditions
  3. NBG Fiber Optics Sensing Cables
    • Supports DTS, DAS, DSS, DTSS, and FBG-based sensing
    • Compatible with Raman, Brillouin, Rayleigh, and FBG technologies
    • Operational temperature ranges from -196°C to +300°C depending on design
    • Options include tight-buffered fibers in metal tubes, metal armor, and temperature-compensated designs
    • Ultra-compact and crush-resistant cables for acoustic sensing, with up to 4 SMF or MMF fibers
  4. Prysmian SensO Fiber Optic Cables
    • Designed for Distributed Fibre Optic Sensing (DFOS)
    • Supports DAS, DSS, and multi-sensing applications
    • Can detect acoustic signals, vibrations, leaks, and ground movements
    • Flexible, robust, and suitable for direct burial, duct installation, or clamping to fences
    • Customizable core configurations, fiber types, jacketing, and armoring to match environmental requirements
  5. Rockwell Automation Fiber Optic Cables
    • Glass fiber bundles with varying diameters for long-range sensing or high-resolution detection
    • Plastic fiber options for high shock and vibration applications
    • Standard lengths typically 0.91 m (36 in.) from tip to tip
    • Not recommended for continuous flexing or hazardous environments without special design
Common Specifications Across Models
  • Fiber Types: Single-mode (SMF) or multi-mode (MMF)
  • Armoring: Steel tape, metal-free, or stainless steel for protection
  • Temperature Range: From cryogenic (-196°C) to high-temperature applications (+300°C)
  • Applications: Perimeter security, pipeline monitoring, landslide detection, structural health monitoring, and industrial process control
  • Sensing Technologies: Raman, Brillouin, Rayleigh, FBG, DAS, DTS, DSS, DTSS
  • Coatings: Polyacrylate, polyimide, or metal depending on environmental conditions These fiber optic sensing cables are engineered to provide high sensitivity, long-distance monitoring, and durability in challenging environments, making them suitable for both industrial and security applications.

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