FTTH Indoor Cables

FTTH Indoor Cables are a type of indoor fiber optic cable used in Fiber to the Home (FTTH, Fiber to the Home) networks. They are designed to carry fiber optic signals inside a building, connecting the backbone network (usually fiber distribution cabinets) to the subscriber’s end devices such as optical cats, fiber modems, etc.

FTTH Indoor Cables usually have the following characteristics:

• Flexible and easy to bend: these cables are usually made of flexible materials that are easy to bend and install in indoor environments such as walls, floors or ceilings.
• Fire Resistance: Since they will be installed in an indoor environment, FTTH Indoor Cables usually have good fire resistance to ensure that they will not start a fire or intensify a fire in the event of a fire.
• Aesthetics: These cables are usually designed to look good to match the interior décor and minimize visual unsightliness.
• Low Loss: FTTH Indoor Cables are typically made of low-loss fiber optic materials to ensure stable signal transmission.

FTTH Indoor Cables are usually installed inside the walls, floors or ceilings of buildings to bring fiber optic signals from the backbone network to subscriber terminal equipment, providing subscribers with high-speed, reliable network connectivity. They play an important role in the deployment of fiber-optic communication networks, providing users with high-quality Internet access services and facilitating the development of digital homes.