Product description:
FTTH fiber optic drop cables are laid out at the user's end and used to connect the terminal of the backbone optical cable to the user's building or house. It is characterized by small size, low fiber count, and a support span of about 80m. It is common for overhead and pipeline construction, and it is not common for underground or buried installation.
There are mainly indoor and outdoor optical fiber drop cables. The most common outdoor drop cable has a mini flat figure-8 structure; the most common indoor one is two parallel steel wires or FRP reinforcements, with an optical fiber in the middle.
FTTH drop cables are located at the user end and are used to connect the terminal of the distribution cable to the user's premises. They are usually smaller in diameter, have fewer fibers, and have a limited unsupported span, and can be laid overhead, underground, or buried. There are many types of fiber optic drop cables. The three most commonly used drop cables include flat drop cables, figure-8 overhead drop cables, and round drop cables.
FTTH technology is becoming increasingly popular because it can deliver high-bandwidth services directly to homes and businesses, providing reliable and fast Internet connections.
