The necessity of protecting delicate optical fiber cords and segregating them from UTP, coax and supply voltage cables has become ever important. The costly repercussions of network downtime due to badly managed optical fibre is something all operators want to avoid.

Good network management begins and ends with well maintained, neat and reliable infrastructure.
Introducing the Yellowduct fiber duct system, which has been specifically designed to manage optical fibre. As well as segregating the optical fibre from other cable types and providing a safe enclosed environment, the Yellowduct system also protects cables from crushing and exceeding minimum bend radiuses. It is the ideal solution for new installations or retro-fitting to existing systems and allows installers to easily customise and manage a specific fibre cable route.
The secure and stable environment that is provided by the Yellowduct system is a solution that many Telecom networks and Data Centres have already implemented to a great success.

Benefits of using Yellowduct

• Protects optical fibre cables by adhering to minimum bend radius requirements
• Specifically designed for managing optical fibre cables
• Segregates optical fibre cables from other cable types
• Made from super strong Noryl – LSZH (Low smoke, Zero Halogen)
• Certified to UL94VO and UL2024A requirements
• Meets EEU – ROHS requirements
  
• Fast and easy installation
  
• Various mounting and drop options available
  
• Expert design and installation advice

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NEW: High Capacity Breakout Kits
These new duct breakout kits provide the ideal solution for a high capacity fiber cord outlet need. This solution provides a safe and effective means of protecting optic fiber cords and allows for easy routing of cords down into a telecoms frame. Duct outlets can be placed anywhere along the duct and minimal time and effort is required to install these outlet components.

Available downloads
Yellow Duct cataloque (1 MB)
Yellowduct Shortform (664 Kb)
High Density Duct outlets (0,8 MB)