Optical cable is a communication line in which a certain number of optical fibers form a cable core, and are covered with sheathes to realize optical signal transmission. Fiber optic cable's primary features are large capacity for information transmission, strong adaptability in any environment, long service life and lower transmission loss.

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Advantages of Fiber Optic Cable & Fiber Optic Clamps

Optical fiber data transmission is a broad series of storage body which not only deals with fiber connection but also continuous transmission by splicing or terminating fiber in splice closures, telecom cabinet, terminal box and splitting boxes.

Plan and design your network layout and wiring

Actual decentralized or integrated fiber optic network operations

Super high security, anti-electrical interference

Fundamentals of Fiber Optic Cable & Fiber Optic Clamps

The span of the fiber optic cable, that is, the distance between the two communication poles that can support the optical cable;

The number of optical fiber cores: the number of users planned in the area needs to be integrated, and determines the applicable diameter of the required cable clamp;

Use environment: the special use environment will affect the selection of the structure and material of the outdoor optical cable and the clamp to adapt to different environmental requirements;

Installation conditions and methods: determine the details of the fiber optic cable itself and the choice of clamps.