The 1000' Camplex ProTac 12-Channel Fiber Optic Tactical Snake 1000' STfrom Camplex ProTac 12-Channel Fiber Optic Tactical Snake 1000' STfeatures a translucent, crush-resistant, reusable protective tube. Fan-outs are safely housed in the ProTac cover and the cover has a convenient pulling eye. Designed for maximum protection, the ProTac fiber deployment reel system is IP68 rated with the pulling sock installed. The pulling eye and tactical sleeve protect fibers and connectors by transferring the tensile or pulling force to the cable structure. This highly flexible tight-buffered tactical cable features internal aramid strength members for crush resistance in high traffic areas and a polyurethane outer sheath designed to withstand crushing by vehicles as heavy as a military tank.

Individual channels are ruggedized with Techflex protection & 24" fanout

Tested in military data communications applications worldwide

Compact, round cable design for ease of transportation and deployment

Designed for use in adverse environments where reduced size and weight are important

Helically stranded cable core for flexibility, deployment survivability, and mechanical protection for the optical fibers

Crush-resistant and resilient with a thick layer of aramid strength members

Polyurethane jacketed for abrasion, cut and chemical resistance

IP68 rated

Light weight metal body construction

Suitable for outside broadcast, industrial, mining and petrochemical environments - chemical resistant

Can be used outdoors for temporary deployment directly on the ground in all terrains, including severe environments

Meets & exceeds MIL-PRF-85045 specifications

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Can it work with 220 voltage?

A: The Zoom LiveTrak L-12 - 12-Channel Digital Mixer & Multitrack Recorder is 110V only.

Q: 2. Will this communicate via USB cable adapter with my 16" Macbook Pro?

A: The Zoom LiveTrak L-12 can function as a 14-in/4-out USB audio interface, allowing you to record directly to your favorite software DAW on a Mac or PC computer.

Q: 3. If I am using this as a multitrack audio interface on a computer, can I also record to an SD card?

A: When set to Audio Interface Mode, the L12 will send multitrack audio to a computer while recording to an SD card.

Q: 4. Can I record via the USB output (into my laptop) while simultaneously using an analog (headphone) output into my video camera?

A: Yes, you can perform this kind of operation with the L-12.

Q: 5. Can this mixer Automix?

A: No, the Zoom LiveTrak L-12 Digital Mixer & Multitrack Recorder does not have an automix feature.

Q: 6. Can you use a blade on the top surface without damaging it? Is the viewing surface glass?

A: Within reason, yes. The manufacturer states it has a scratch resistant surface that can be used for cutting, pasting or retouching. The viewing surface is scratch resistant crystalglass and white acrylic diffusion.

Q: 7. Can you pad the master output signal down to mic level?

A: Yes, you can pad the master output signal from the Zoom LiveTrak L-12 Digital Mixer & Multitrack Recorder by using an attenuator like the Hosa Technology ATT-448 In-Line Switchable Input Attenuator XLR Barrel (B&H # HOATT448) and setting the attenuation level for -30 or -40 dB to reduce the line level signal to mic level. The ATT-448 can be used on each of the XLR outputs with XLR cables.

Q: 8. So on inputs 9/10 and 11/12, if you plug your single mono input into the left channel, it will come across both L and R in mono?

A: No, input 9 is routed directly to Main L and input 10 is routed to Main R. 9/10 are controlled by a single fader and share controls, but there is no summing taking place. This is true for both stereo channels of the Zoom LiveTrak L-12.

Q: 9. Are the XLR Outputs -10 or +4?

A: Maximum output level: +14.5 dBu Output impedance: 100 Ω

Q: 10. Will this power PA speakers for event use?

A: This is a mixer/recorder its not a amplifier so it will not be able to provide power to PA speakers. All it can do is send the signal from the board to the speakers to play, however the speakers need their own power or a additional amplifier.