FTTH (Fiber to the Home) has become an indispensable part of modern communication networks, significantly enhancing network bandwidth and meeting users' demand for high-speed connectivity. In FTTH projects, indoor cabling presents a complex and critical challenge. The emergence of invisible fiber optic cables specifically addresses this issue.
Product Overview
Invisible fiber optic cables, also known as transparent tight-buffered cables, are specifically designed for indoor cabling. They consist of G.657 fiber, fiber grease, and a transparent tight buffer layer, with an optional outer layer of hot-melt adhesive. These cables feature a small diameter: the invisible cable without hot-melt adhesive measures 0.9mm in diameter, while the version with hot-melt adhesive is 1.2mm. Sheath materials include PVC and nylon, with PVC being more common. Nylon offers higher hardness and tensile strength.
Product Features
Transparent and Concealable: Crafted from transparent materials with compact dimensions, this cable blends seamlessly into environments. It minimally impacts interior aesthetics during indoor wiring, meeting users' demands for a tidy and visually appealing home environment.