I have an I/O tight buffer optical fiber cable that I want to lash on the outdoor portion of the job. Would you lash a tight buffer cable the same way that you would a loose tube cable?

February 4, 2020

I have an I/O tight buffer optical fiber cable that I want to lash on the outdoor portion of the job. Would you lash a tight buffer cable the same way that you would a loose tube cable?

No; to prevent crushing the tight buffer cable, you would need to lash the cable by hand with lashing ties.

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I have an I/O tight buffer optical fiber cable that I want to lash on the outdoor portion of the job. Would you lash a tight buffer cable the same way that you would a loose tube cable?