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    Linear Heat Series Sensor Cables - 2016-01-22 PDF

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    This document summarizes linear heat series sensor cables from AP Sensing for distributed temperature sensing applications. It describes two standard sensor cable models - the Sensor Cable Safety S2000A and Sensor Cable Steel S2002A. The Safety cable has a tight buffered fiber and aramid yarns for flexibility and strength. The Steel cable has stainless steel tubes and outer sheath for strength and water resistance. Both cables have flame-retardant sheaths and are available with pre-assembled connectors to streamline installation. Specialty cables are also available for unique environmental conditions.

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    This document summarizes linear heat series sensor cables from AP Sensing for distributed temperature sensing applications. It describes two standard sensor cable models - the Sensor Cable Safety S2000A and Sensor Cable Steel S2002A. The Safety cable has a tight buffered fiber and aramid yarns for flexibility and strength. The Steel cable has stainless steel tubes and outer sheath for strength and water resistance. Both cables have flame-retardant sheaths and are available with pre-assembled connectors to streamline installation. Specialty cables are also available for unique environmental conditions.

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    This document summarizes linear heat series sensor cables from AP Sensing for distributed temperature sensing applications. It describes two standard sensor cable models - the Sensor Cable Safety S2000A and Sensor Cable Steel S2002A. The Safety cable has a tight buffered fiber and aramid yarns for flexibility and strength. The Steel cable has stainless steel tubes and outer sheath for strength and water resistance. Both cables have flame-retardant sheaths and are available with pre-assembled connectors to streamline installation. Specialty cables are also available for unique environmental conditions.

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    This document summarizes linear heat series sensor cables from AP Sensing for distributed temperature sensing applications. It describes two standard sensor cable models - the Sensor Cable Safety S2000A and Sensor Cable Steel S2002A. The Safety cable has a tight buffered fiber and aramid yarns for flexibility and strength. The Steel cable has stainless steel tubes and outer sheath for strength and water resistance. Both cables have flame-retardant sheaths and are available with pre-assembled connectors to streamline installation. Specialty cables are also available for unique environmental conditions.

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    The document describes two types of sensor cables - Sensor Cable Safety and Sensor Cable Steel - along with their specifications and construction.

    The two main types of sensor cables described are Sensor Cable Safety (S2000A) and Sensor Cable Steel (S2002A).

    The Sensor Cable Steel (S2002A) has features like stainless steel construction, high tensile strength, high crush resistance, and longitudinal and lateral water tightness that make it suitable for harsh environments.

    Linear Heat Series Sensor Cables

    In close cooperation with leading cable manufacturers, AP


    Sensing offers a wide range of sensor cables. Besides the
    “Safety” and “Steel” models described here there are many
    specialty cables available for specific applications.

    Sensor Cable Safety S2000A


    A fast-responding sensor cable with a tight buffered fiber.
    Compact dimensions, high flexibility and good bending behavior.
    High tensile strengths due to the Aramid yarns. These cables
    have a halogen-free and flame-retardant cable sheath.

    Sensor Cable Steel S2002A


    Fast-responding armored sensor cable with stainless steel loose
    tubes and outer sheath. High tensile strength, high crush
    resistance. Longitudinally and laterally water tight. Excellent
    rodent protection. These cables have a halogen-free and flame-
    retardant cable sheath.

    Sensor Cable Safety Sensor Cable Steel

    1) Acrylate coated fibers 1) Acrylate coated fibers


    2) GRP strength member 2) Gel free stainless steel tube, 316L
    3) Aramid yarn 3) Stainless steel wires, 316L
    4) FRNC outer sheath 4) FRNC outer sheath

    1 1

    2 2

    3 3

    4 4
    Sensor Cable Safety Sensor Cable Steel

    (S2000A) (S2002A)

    Construction: FRNC outer sheath FRNC outer sheath


    Aramid fibers Stainless steel wires
    Tight-buffered fibers Gel-free stainless steel loose
    tube fibers with primary coating

    Color of outer sheath: Black (standard) Black (standard)


    Red (S2000A-RED) Red (S2002A-RED)

    Fiber: MM 50/125 µm MM 50/125 µm


    (MM 62.5/125 µm) (MM 62.5/125 µm)

    Cable Ø: 4.0 mm 3.8 mm


    Weight: 17 kg/km 29 kg/km
    Min. bending radius: 20xD mm (with tensile) 20xD mm (with tensile)
    15xD mm (without tensile) 15xD mm (without tensile)

    Max. crush resistance: 100 N/cm 960 N/cm [1]


    Max. tensile strength: 1000 N (short term) 1500 N (short term)
    800 N (long term) 1100 N (long term)

    Operating temperature: -40°C to +85°C -40°C to +85°C


    Installation temperature: -5°C to +50°C -5°C to +50°C
    Short-term temperature: -50°C to +150°C -50°C to +150°C

    Cables are delivered in the requested length.

    Both cables comply with standards:


    IEC 60331-25[2]; IEC 60332-1/-2/-3-24; IEC 60754-1/-2; IEC 60793;
    IEC 60794-1-2; IEC 61034-2; EN 187000; VdS approved.
    UL 521 and CAN/ULC S530 listed.
    FM 3210 approved.

    [1] 600N/cm in operation / max. 960N/cm during installation.


    [2] Functional integrity of the sensor cable tested for 2 hours at 750 °C, furthermore in tunnel fire testing it
    has been demonstrated that the functional integrity of the cable was maintained for several minutes
    with temperatures exceeding 1000 °C.
    Pre-assembled connectors
    (S2000A-001: safety / S2002A-001: steel)
    To reduce deployment cost and time, pre-
    assembled pigtails are optionally available.
    These enable a quicker and easier installation,
    with no need to organize a fusion splicer and
    splice box to connect the sensor cable to the
    DTS. Pigtails are supplied with E2000 8°angled
    connectors. For safe transportation they are
    covered with a flexible protective tube when
    shipped. The pulling sock increases the
    diameter of the assembly. Therefore the inner
    diameter of the duct or conduit should be at
    least 5 cm.

    Pigtail with optical connector


    (S2008A: 5 m / S2006A: 30 m)
    E2000 8°angled connectors are available in 2
    lengths for splicing to the sensor fiber (either to
    connect to the DTS, or for termination).

    E2000 APC Adapter (S2011A)


    Used to connect two E2000 APC connectors.

    Sensor tube cutting tool (S2010A)


    Recommended to cut the stainless steel tube, to
    properly remove the cable sheath and splicing
    the pigtail to the sensor fiber.

    Specialty cables
    In addition to these standard cables, special cables are available for extremely high
    and low temperature ranges and corrosive atmospheres. Special color requirements
    can also be met.

    Product specifications and descriptions in this document


    are subject to change without notice and are not binding to AP Sensing.

    Data Sheet 2011.06.01 / Ed. 13.2016.01.22

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