Indoor Products

Our indoor fiber optic cable series delivers fast, secure, and interference-free data transmission for office networks, smart homes, and data centers. Featuring flexible, flame-retardant designs with easy installation, these cables ensure reliable high-speed connectivity in any indoor environment—perfect for modern digital infrastructure.

Base Products

Indoor Product

Armored, rodent-resistant, flame-retardant indoor optical cables for dense installations.

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Fiber optic cable indoor product series are cables designed for use inside buildings. They are made for safe and efficient indoor installations. These cables are lightweight and flexible. They come in different types like tight-buffered, breakout, and distribution cables. They have fire-resistant jackets for safety. They are used in offices, homes, and data centers.

Indoor fiber optic cables are used in many places. They connect computers in offices. They link servers in data centers. They provide internet in homes and apartments. They are used in hospitals for medical equipment. Schools and universities use them for fast networks. They also work in smart home systems. They ensure reliable and high-speed connections indoors.

Common types include tight-buffered, breakout, and distribution cables. Tight-buffered cables are strong and easy to install. Breakout cables have multiple fibers for separate connections. Distribution cables are used in buildings with many connections. All types are fire-resistant for safety.

Yes, indoor cables are different. They have fire-resistant jackets for safety. Outdoor cables are waterproof and UV-resistant. Indoor cables are lighter and more flexible. Outdoor cables are stronger for harsh weather. Never use outdoor cables indoors because they can spread fire.

Yes, some indoor cables are plenum-rated. Plenum spaces are areas for air circulation. Plenum cables have special fire-resistant jackets. They produce less smoke if burned. Always check the cable rating before installing in plenum areas.

Install them carefully to avoid damage. Do not bend them too much. Use proper connectors and tools. Keep them away from sharp objects. Follow building safety codes. Hire a professional if unsure.

They provide fast and stable internet. They are safe and fire-resistant. They are lightweight and easy to install. They support high bandwidth for many users. They last longer than copper cables.