Indoor Fiber Optic Cables
Indoor fiber optic cable classification, as indoor fiber optic cable by the building environment, laying conditions and other restrictions, resulting in indoor fiber optic cable structure design tends to be complex, fiber and cable materials used to diversify, the mechanical and optical properties of fiber optic cable focus on each other. It can be divided into three kinds of indoor backbone cable, indoor wiring cable and indoor relay cable.
Indoor Fiber Optic Cables
For termination and maintenance, branching fiber optic cable facilitates the independent cabling or branching of each fiber. Branch fiber optic cables are available in three different configurations: 2.8mm subunits for heavy service applications; 2.4mm subunits for normal service applications; and 2.0mm subunits for low service applications. These branch cable applications can be placed in ducts under the freeze point line between buildings, in upward-facing risers within buildings, under the floor of computer rooms and fiber to the desktop.
Indoor Armored Fiber Optic Cables
Indoor armored fiber optic cable, high tensile, high compression, anti-rodent bite; with can resist improper twisting and bending damage; easy construction, saving maintenance costs; adapt to a variety of harsh environments and human damage.
