This 8 channel tactical fiber cable is designed for Broadcast & Pro-AV deployment applications and meets all outdoor tactical needs for applications requiring an outdoor rated crush and impact resistant design. The tough Thermoplastic Polyurethane Core-Locked design is perfect for any situation where ordinary PVC jacket cables do not provide adequate protection in the field. All assemblies are machine polished and interferometer tested to industry standards. All products are 100% tested and a complete set of test documentation of your cable is available upon request.
Ruggedized multi-channel fiber optic cables designed for multiple deployments for field production in outside broadcast, rental houses and more. Highly flexible tight-buffered tactical cables with internal aramid strength members for crush resistance in high traffic areas if handled properly and a polyurethane outer sheath designed to withstand crushing by both military tanks and Outside Broadcast vehicles. All assemblies multi-stage machine polished and tested for <.55db RL with test results for each channel supplied with each cable.

• Broadcast deployable
• Indoor/Outdoor rated jacket
• Typical RL <-55dB and IL<0.25dB
• Wide temperature range (typically -55°C to 85°C)
• 500um primary acrylate buffer with 900um secondary hard buffer
• Excellent crush and impact resistance due to their polyurethane Core-Locked outer jacket
• Designed to withstand crush and impact after deployment
• Strong, lightweight and extremely durable cable

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Is this transformer based? Does this not allow phantom power to pass though?

A: No, the Kopul HMX-2 Humbuster - Dual-Channel Hum Eliminator with XLR and 1/4" Connectors is a passive device that does not pass phantom power. It is not intended for microphone use, it is to be used with instrument or line level devices.

Q: 2. Can it be used on a 50 ohm BNC cable?

A: The Hosa Technology CBT-500 Audio Cable Tester only specifies the ability to test 75 ohm BNC cables and appears incompatible with 50 ohm BNC.

Q: 3. Will the connectors fit into a Sony FS7 camera and a SmallHd 702 Lite monitor? I would really like to purchase this cable; I am just afraid that the right angle connectors will not fit in the mentioned equipment. Thanks in advance for your answer.

A: sorry i have no idea...

Q: 4. What is the height with the center column lowered / down?

A: The Sirui VA-5 Ultracompact Video Head & T-004SK Tripod Legs would be around 15.7" in height when the legs are not extended and the center column is all the way down.

Q: 5. how can i mount my 10x50 swarovski EL binos to this?

A: Yes. Please review the following item. Snapzoom Universal Binocular Tripod Mount BH #SNSZM • MFR #SZ-M https://bhpho.to/3eILmNx

Q: 6. Does this product test combination wires ? example rca to 1/4, or xlr to 1/2 inch ?

A: We have one of these at my work, it'll test any combination. Just yesterday I was checking a mixer for a blown xlr lead... Long story short I used an rca cable to feed to the mixer and an xlr on the receiving end and it tested each pin, actually two grounded to eachother because the Rca isn't a balanced cable... Long story short it will check combination cables. Thinking of getting one for myself because it's a wicked solid investment and built extremely well especially for the price. Cheers!

Q: 7. Does this tester generate tone?

A: Yes, the Hosa Technology CBT-500 Audio Cable Tester can generate a test tone.

Q: 8. Does this come with the 6" macro center mast?

A: The center column splits in 2 for this purpose.

Q: 9. Will it work in israel

A: Yes, the Sevenstar ST-500 Step Up/Step Down Transformer (500W), B&H # SEST500UD, will work in Israel.

Q: 10. How does the device perform in a outdoors hiking environment? I camp and hike with my family. The terrain is highly irregular and requires climbing and decending hills and rocky areas.

A: This would be pretty good for camping. As long as you have the counterweight set properly, it keeps things steady. it is not the same as a gimble, but it also doesn't cost a thousand dollars.