Indoor optical cables are laid in buildings and are mainly used for communication equipment, computers, switches, and end-user equipment to convey information efficiently.

Key Technical Details

• Fiber Count: Up to 12 Cores
• Fiber Types: Single-mode or Multimode
• Cable Structure: Ribbon fiber with Aramid yarn strength member
• Sheath: Single LSZH/PVC options
• Operating Temperature: -20°C to +70°C
• Standards: Compliance with IEC, ITU, and EIA standards

Main Features

• High fiber density, small size, and light weight with a compact structure.
• Easy installation, splicing, branching, and flame retardant properties.
• All-dielectric design prevents electromagnetic induction effects.
• High-strength aramid fiber reinforcements ensure no tensile strain on optical fibers.
• Tight-buffered cables allow direct connection without transition joint boxes.

Applications

• Indoor cabling infrastructure.
• Ribbon patch cords and ribbon pigtails.
• Flexible connection cables between various equipment.