What Is Indoor Fiber Optic Cable? Industry Trends And Best Practices

(MENAFN- GetNews) Indoor Fiber Optic Cable refers to fiber optic transmission media used in indoor environments for high-speed transmission of voice, data, video, and network signals. Compared to outdoor Fiber Optic Cables, it places greater emphasis on flexibility, safety, and fire resistance.

II. Common Types

1️⃣ Indoor Single-Mode Fiber Optic Cable

Long transmission distance, low loss

Commonly used in: Building backbone networks, low-voltage wiring shafts, data centers

Common models: G.652D, G.657A1/A2 (bend-resistant type)

2️⃣ Indoor Multimode Fiber Optic Cable

Suitable for short-distance high-speed transmission

Commonly used in: Computer rooms, switch interconnection

Common specifications: OM2, OM3, OM4

3️⃣ Indoor Drop Cable (FTTH)

Flat structure, easy to cabling

Commonly used in: Fiber to the home

Can be directly connected to an optical modem

III. Core Features

✅ Flame-retardant and safe: Meets LSZH / OFNR / OFNP fire protection standards

✅ Flexible and easy to install: Suitable for conduit, cable trays, and wall cabling

✅ Good bending resistance: Reduces signal loss caused by bending

✅ Neat appearance: Suitable for surface installation, does not affect indoor aesthetics

IV. Main Application Scenarios

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