PMMA multi strands side glow fiber optic cable lighting. PMMA POF fibers with UV clear PE/PVC cladding, which can be used for outdoor lighting projects, like swimming pool or a light show with side glow effect. The whole product is safe and waterproof in a lighting decoration.
Multi Strand Fiber Optic Cable
Description
Description
PMMA multi strands side glow fiber optic cable lighting. PMMA POF fibers with UV clear PE/PVC cladding, which can be used for outdoor lighting projects, like swimming pool or a light show with side glow effect. The whole product is safe and waterproof in a lighting decoration.
Features
1. Original Mitsubishi PMMA optic fibers
2. Great lighting performance with low attenuation less than 0.2db/m
3. Excellent bending radius, wear resisting
4. Cold light source , non-ultraviolet
5. Applied for swimming pool or building lighting
Specifications
Model: TX-SPOF-14*1.0 / TX-SPOF-42*1.0 / TX-SPOF-98*1.0
Outer Dia.: 6.0mm / 12.0mm / 18.0mm
Attenuation: 0.2db/m
Bending Radius: 6 times
Transmit: lighting on one side or both sides
Light source: LED or Halogen
Certificate: CE/RoHS
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