The 2000' Camplex OM3 2-Ch Multimode Tactical Fiber Cable Reelfeatures a tight-buffered, round cable with 36" aqua fanouts, LC connectors, and a Schill fiber optic reel. The cable is designed for broadcast and audio deployments in indoor and extreme terrain outdoor settings. It is multi-stage machine polished and tested for < -55 dB return loss. Diagnostics documentation is supplied for each channel. The reel features a connector protection cavity, a hinged latching door, and it fully supports the required bend radius.

The cable features a polyurethane outer sheath, thick layer of aramid strength members, helically stranded core for flexibility and survivability, and mechanical optical fiber protection. It is built to withstand chemicals, cuts, abrasions, and crushing by vehicles as heavy as military tanks. It can be used directly on the ground in harsh terrain, such as mining environments.

Tight-Buffered, 36" Aqua Fanouts    Schill Reel with Cavity & Latch    Designed for Broadcast & Audio Uses    Compact, Round Design    Cut, Abrasion, Crush, Chemical Resistant    Polyurethane Outer Sheath    Thick Layer of Aramid Strength Members    Helically Stranded Core    Mechanical Optical Fiber Protection    Tested for < -55 dB Return Loss

• Designed for indoor/outdoor broadcast and audio applications
• Withstands cuts, abrasions, and crushing by tanks/vehicles
• Can be used directly on extremely harsh terrain
• Chemical resistant and suitable for petrochemical environments
• 50-micron fiber
• 36" aqua fanouts
• Multi-stage machine polished
• Tested for < -55 dB return loss
• Polyurethane outer sheath
• Thick layer of aramid strength members
• Helically stranded core for flexibility and survivability
• Mechanical optical fiber protection
• Exceeds MIL-PRF-85045 specifications

• Connector protection cavity
• Hinged latching door
• Carefully selected to support required bend radius

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. will this cable work on a Samson E50 headset mic?

A: No, this cable will not work. The Samson SAEC50 (Beige) -- B&H # SAEC50TL -- is the correct replacement cable for your headset.

Q: 2. does this have a crank?

A: No, but if you are looking for an option that does: https://bhpho.to/3o9A9W3

Q: 3. I can't find any videos or instructions how to customize my JACKREEL for a cat5 cable. Can you direct me to the right place?

A: Unfortunately we do not store video of the product use on our website, It would be optimal to reach out to the distributor on any available videos and step by step guides. 800-543-0909 or https://www.tecnec.com/Contact.asp

Q: 4. Will this fit a 300 ft Ethercon Cable?

A: If your Ethercon cable has a cable O.D. of 0.25" or less, 300' will fit on the JackReel High-Capacity Steel Frame Cable Reel.

Q: 5. Will 300 feet of RG6 cable fit on this reel?

A: The JackReel High-Capacity Steel Frame Cable Reel will hold 300 of RG 6 cable.

Q: 6. What is the weight of the reel?

A: approximately 3 lbs

Q: 7. will this reel work for an audio snake 100 feet by 5/8 inch diameter?

A: No, the JackReel-3 High-Capacity Steel Frame Cable Reel will not work with your audio snake cable, it would be too large and heavy for this model. We recommend the JACKREEL-F4 for your needs. JackReel-F4 High Performance Fiber Optic Ready Cable Reel BH #JACKREELF4

Q: 8. I want to put this in a grid above a stage and have it track a piece of scenery up and down. Does it lock or can it travel ?

A: The Stage Ninja Retractable CAT6 Cable Reel (65') BH #STCAT665S locks when extended.

Q: 9. what is the little plastic piece clipped to the side of the reels purpose?

A: You can use the plastic piece to clip the end of the cable after you've coiled it.

Q: 10. Is good for canon 6D ?

A: I have only used it for my canon 7d. It works great I can go an entire day without turning my camera off and the batterie is still at 50%. However, I have had to replace it three time because the cable had gone bad. Other then that the system is great for video the extra weight never bothered me and actually helps smooth out shots, just be carful with the wire going from the batterie to the camera. Hope this helpsBenjamin Schepler