Indoor Fiber Optic Cable

Indoor Fiber for Building Backbones

Our Indoor Fiber Optic Cable is different from FTTH drop cable. FTTH drop cable goes to the home. Indoor fiber is for building interiors and data centers. It usually has more cores and a more complex structure. Our product covers tight-buffered, loose-tube, and ribbon styles. Core counts range from 2 to 96. We can customize more. Why do we make indoor fiber? Because many of our clients are total solution contractors. They need both copper and fiber for their projects. Sourcing from two suppliers costs more and complicates shipping. We make both. Clients buy one-stop. We consolidate shipments. It saves time and money.

A-Grade Fiber with Full Testing

Our Indoor Fiber Optic Cable uses A-grade optical fiber. The tight-buffered style has a small outer diameter and light weight. It suits high-density data center racks. The loose-tube style has aramid yarn strength members. It offers high tensile strength. It works for vertical building risers. We test every reel with an OTDR. We ensure link loss meets standards. Our product meets ISO/IEC 11801 and TIA/EIA-568-C.3. The fiber types are G.652D or G.657A2. The tight buffer outer diameter is 0.9 mm. The jacket is LSZH or PVC. We also offer OFNR and OFNP fire ratings. The cable works from -20°C to +70°C. We make both fiber and copper in the same 348 mu facility. Some may find this unusual. But the two product lines work well together in logistics. Many clients order copper and fiber together.

Custom Core Counts with Flexible Packaging

Our Indoor Fiber Optic Cable supports OEM orders. We print your brand and packaging. Core counts are customizable. Jacket options are LSZH or PVC. Fire ratings are OFNR or OFNP. Lengths can be standard or custom. Jacket colors are also customizable. We pack on reels or in cartons. Reel sizes can be customized. We ship by sea, air, or courier. Normal orders ship in 10 to 20 working days. This cable is for data center interconnects, building backbone wiring, campus networks, and security camera fiber links. Choose tight-buffered for high-density spaces. Choose loose-tube for main trunk lines and long-span runs. For fire-rated buildings, select OFNR or OFNP. Please ask us for MOQ. Custom core counts require early discussion.