Introduction to leather cable

Leather fiber optic cable is commonly known as indoor suspended wiring fiber optic cable. When the domestic optical fiber access market shows a good development momentum, optical fiber access has become a hot spot in the field of optical communication. In the optical fiber access project, indoor wiring close to users is the most complex link. The bending and tensile properties of conventional indoor optical cables can no longer meet the needs of FTTH (optical fiber to home) indoor wiring.

The dished lead-in optical cable (for indoor wiring) for access network is formed by placing the optical communication unit (optical fiber) in the center, placing two parallel non-metallic stiffeners (FRP) or metal stiffeners on both sides, and finally extruding black or color polyvinyl chloride (PVC) or low smoke halogen-free material (LSZH, low smoke, halogen-free, flame retardant) sheath.