Optical fiber cables

Optical fiber cables use optical fibers as the core transmission medium, consisting of the core, cladding, coating, and outer sheath. The core transmits optical signals, the cladding confines them, while the coating and outer sheath provide protection and environmental adaptability. 

Product Features

Single-mode optical fibers enable long-distance stable transmission, reaching hundreds of kilometers without repeaters to reduce equipment costs and maintenance complexity. They feature strong anti-interference ability, remaining unaffected by electromagnetic interference for stable signal transmission even in high-electromagnetic environments like substations, and excellent environmental adaptability, with outer sheaths that are waterproof, corrosion-resistant, and rodent-proof, allowing stable operation in complex settings such as underground and seabed.

Product Classification

By transmission mode: single-mode fibers, with a thin core, offer long distances and high bandwidth for backbone networks; multi-mode ones, thicker and cheaper, suit short-range in-building use. By application: indoor fibers, flexible and flame-retardant, serve in-building wiring; outdoor ones resist environmental interference for urban long-haul; submarine fibers, pressure- and corrosion-resistant, enable transoceanic links. By sheath material: flame-retardant types fit high fire-safety areas; low-smoke halogen-free ones suit crowded, air-quality-sensitive environments.

After-sales Service

Technical support: Professional team selects models as required and offers full installation/maintenance guidance. Quality tracking: Regular follow-ups to collect feedback and promptly resolve quality issues. Customization: Supports customization of voltage levels, insulation types, etc. Logistics: Collaborates with professional logistics for fast, safe delivery and provides tracking.