The essence of FTTH technology is in its name — Fiber To The Home. This technology allows a fiber optic cable to be laid from the provider’s equipment directly to the subscriber’s apartment/house. FTTH is currently the most advanced technology used to build broadband networks.

Application:

  • Designed for installation inside buildings (including vertical installation), in trays, channels, for installation on outer sides of the buildings
  • Applied in ducts, trays, blocks, tunnels, collecting channels in protecting tubes
  • Designed for aerial installations: power lines, lamp posts, between buildings and structures

Distribution fiber optic cables are used to create communication lines between the common cable distribution box and a location inside the building (from the ground floor to the top floor), between entrances or corridors in office buildings.

Risers are designed for vertical installation inside buildings, from the first floor to the top one. Due to easy access to the fiber, this design allows to withdraw separate loose tubes and laid them to subscribers’ apartments.

Incab America offers two types of Riser designs: tight-buffered cable and riser cable with micro tubes. Both types are fully dielectric and can be laid in unheated rooms, basements, and attics, as well as outside of buildings.

In cases where the cable must be run horizontally, such as from one entrance hall to another or down the hallways of an office building, another type of InHome FTTH cable is used — distribution cables. Fiber optic distribution cables are flexible and can go around corners, up and down stairs, and through holes and thin channels. They also come as tight-buffered fiber cables or micro tubes designs.

All InHome FTTH fiber optic cables are UV-resistant and flame retardant.

Explore the full range of Incab America FTTH cables:

InHome Riser TB — riser tight-buffered fiber optic cable

  • Perfect solution for multi-dwelling units
  • Up to 48 fibers
  • Easy access to the fiber at any place of the cable

InHome Riser MT — riser fiber optic cable, micro tube design

  • Perfect solution for multi-dwelling units
  • High density of fibers makes it possible to bundle up to 24 fibers into micro loose tubes and place up to 48 micro loose tubes in a cable
  • Easy access to the fiber at any place of the cable

InHome Distribution TB — distribution fiber optic cable, tight-buffered design

  • Perfect solution for offices and data centers
  • Up to 48 fibers
  • Flexible
  • Easy termination

InHome Distribution MT — distribution fiber optic cable, micro tube design

  • High density of fibers makes it possible to bundle up to 24 fibers into micro loose tubes and place up to 48 micro loose tubes in a cable

InHome Simplex TB — simplex fiber optic cable, tight-buffered design

  • Perfect solution for patch cords manufacturing
  • Compact and flexible
  • Cable can be terminated with a standard connector

InHome Duplex TB — duplex fiber optic cable, tight-buffered design

  • Perfect solution for patch cords manufacturing
  • Compact and flexible
  • Cable can be terminated with a standard connector

Also check how Incab fiber optic FTTH cables can be deployed as part of FTTH system.

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