Fiber optic cables and connectivity components used in
telecom infrastructure, FTTH networks, and data center systems
OSP • FTTH • DATA CENTER INFRASTRUCTURE
Fiber optic products used in real-world OSP and FTTH deployments, including aerial, duct and direct burial network environments.
Our product portfolio focuses on cable structures commonly used by contractors, network builders and system integrators responsible for outdoor fiber infrastructure.Each category is selected to work together as a system, reducing on-site uncertainty and rework.In practice, these systems are formed by selecting and combining fiber cables, hardware, and accessories that fit the actual installation conditions on site — even when projects begin with individual components.
Fiber Cable Types by Installation Method
Fiber Cables including aerial cables like ADSS, duct cables, drop cables, and specialty designs optimized for aerial, ducted, and last-mile access networks
Outdoor fiber optic cables are typically selected based on installation environment and network design requirements.
Common deployment methods include aerial installations on utility poles, underground duct systems, and direct burial fiber routes used in rural or industrial infrastructure.
Aerial Fiber Cables
Aerial fiber optic cables are installed on utility poles and are commonly used in rural broadband networks, power utility communication lines and long distance backbone routes.
Duct Fiber Optic Cables
Duct fiber optic cables are designed for installation inside underground ducts and conduits, providing balanced tensile strength and moisture protection for long-term network infrastructure.
Direct Burial Armored Fiber Cables
Direct burial fiber optic cables designed for underground environments where additional mechanical protection against soil pressure and external impact is required.
FTTH & OSP Hardware
Covering suspension and dead-end clamps, pole hardware, closures, patch cords, connectors, and installation accessories used in FTTH access networks and OSP fiber deployments.
FAQ
What types of fiber optic cables are used in outdoor networks?
Outdoor networks typically use aerial fiber cables, duct fiber cables and direct burial fiber cables depending on the installation environment.
How do I choose the right fiber optic cable type?
The selection depends on installation conditions such as aerial pole routes, underground ducts or direct burial environments.
What is the difference between aerial and underground fiber cables?
Aerial cables are installed on poles while underground cables are installed inside ducts or buried directly in the ground depending on the network design.
Need Help Selecting the Right Cable?
Fiber cable selection often depends on span length, installation method, and environmental conditions.
Discuss your deployment scenario with our team.