microduct bundles

   Microduct bundles refer to a type of conduit system that is designed to protect and manage small-diameter fiber optic cables. These bundles typically consist of multiple microducts, which are small, flexible tubes that can be easily installed and routed through tight spaces. The microducts are often color- coded to help with identification and organization, and they may be bundled together in larger ducts for added protection. Microduct bundles are commonly used in telecommunications, data centers, and other applications where high-speed data transmission is required.

   Applications:

   Communication microduct bundles are often used in telecommunications and network facilities to manage and protect optical cables and other communication lines. The following are some application scenarios for communication tube bundles.

   1. Inside buildings: microduct bundles can be used to manage and protect optical cables and other communication lines inside buildings, such as office buildings, hotels, hospitals, etc. 

   2. Underground passage: microduct bundles can be used for the management and protection of optical cables and other communication lines in underground passages, such as subways, tunnels, etc.

   3. Telecommunications base station: microduct bundles can be used for the management and protection of optical cables and other communication lines in telecommunications base stations, such as wireless base stations, microwave stations, etc. 

   4. Data center: microduct bundles management can be used for the management and protection of optical cables and other communication lines in the data center, such as Server room, network center, etc. 

   5. Military facilities: Bundle tubes can be used for the management and protection of optical cables and other communication lines in military facilities, such as military bases, satellite communication stations, etc. 

   Standard:

   Microduct bundles adopts the standard implementation of "YD-T 1460.3-2006 Gas blown Micro Optical Cables and Fiber Optic Units for Communication - Part 3: Microtubes, Microtube Bundles, and Microtube Accessories".