Indoor fiber optical cable has two primary applications. A majority of indoor fiber optical cable is used in building wiring applications. Installed in walls, between floors, in plenum air handling ducts and under data center floors, indoor fiber optical cable used in building wiring applications is built to withstand the tensile stresses present during installation by the contractor, and, once installed, will provide a safe shroud for many years of trouble-free glass use.
Indoor fiber optical cable that is used specifically for patching applications is typically more robust in design, and capable of superior flex and crush requirements. High volume connectorization processes require indoor fiber optical cable diameter consistency, long continuous lengths, and outstanding appearance aesthetics. Indoor fiber optical cable designs provide the assembler with interconnect solutions backed by years of proven performance.
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