Route cables safely with fiber optics systems

When it comes time to route cable inside buildings, build backbone or a number of other installations, use fiber optics systems to ensure that the job is done right. Cable systems are also useful for telecommunications rooms and work stations when high-speed data applications are needed.

If you want fiber optics systems that work well for outdoor aerial and duct installations, then choose Corning’s ALTOS All-Dielectric Loose Tube Cables.... read more

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These cables are lightweight and the loose tube design makes them compatible with any telecommunications optical grade fiber and provides stable performance over a wide temperature range (-40 to +178 °F). The cables are made with a maximum of 12 fibers per buffer tube. In addition, a flooding compound is not needed because of its unique water blocking design with water-swellable tape that allows for simple cable preparation.

Fiber optics systems like the Corning’s MIC® Riser utilize 900 µm TBII buffered fibers that are surrounded by dielectric strength members. These cables have a flexible and flame retardant outer jacket. Corning Cable Systems OFNR MIC® cables are available with Mine Safety & Health Administration Approval and with approval with TEMPEST applications.

There are a variety of fiber optics systems for both indoor and outdoor cable installation uses.