Outdoor Fiber Optic Cable
Outdoor fiber optic cable is as it’s said a type of fiber optic cable that to be used outdoors, and suitable for outdoor applications. Outdoor fiber cable is durable, can withstand wind, sun, cold and freezing. And the cable is usually has a thick outer sheath, armoring element and strength member. Therefore, the cable can has some mechanical and environmental characteristics such as crush resistance, corrosion resistance and tensile resistance.
Based on their cable structures and applications, HOC outdoor fiber optic cable includes armored fiber optic cable, direct burial fiber optic cable, aerial fiber optic cable, figure 8 fiber optic cable, duct fiber optic cable and underwater fiber optic cable.
Armored Optical Fiber Cable
Armored fiber optic cable, as the name implies, is a kind of fiber optic cable with a protective “armor” wrapped around the fiber cable core. The armor is mainly used to protect the fiber optic cable from animal bites, moisture erosion or other damage.
ADSS Fiber Optic Cable
ADSS fiber optic cable is also known as all dielectric self supporting fiber cable. With light weight itself and armid yarn protection, it is strong enough to support itself between poles or towers without conductive metal elements.
Underwater Fiber Optic Cable
Underwater fiber optic cable is laid under water through rivers, lakes and beaches and other places. Its laying environment conditions are much worse than the pipeline laying and direct burial laying.
Duct Fiber Optic Cable
Duct fiber optic cable is installed in the ducts. The cable can be well protected by the pipe after installation and has high safety performance. It can be a non armored fiber cable, armored fiber cable, and micro blown fiber cable.
Direct Buried Fiber Optic Cable
Direct buried fiber optic cable is armored with steel tape or steel wire outside. With performance of resisting external mechanical damage and soil erosion, it can be directly buried in the ground.
Aerial Fiber Optic Cable
Aerial fiber optic cable is a fibre optic cable that is hung on a pole and is required to be able to adapt to various natural environments. Aerial optical fiber cables can be laid using the original overhead open line poles,