Outdoor Optical Cables

Outdoor optical cable is mainly used to connect communication nodes between cities and build backbone networks, supporting the transmission of integrated services such as voice, data and video. For urban access networks, it is buried under sidewalks and green belts to connect base stations, optical distribution boxes and user terminals, typically using 24-fiber or 48-fiber cable to meet the high-speed data transmission needs of 5G base stations, and requires anti-explosion and corrosion resistance. Along railways/highways, it is buried along the track or roadside, adapting to temperature variations, and suits direct burial, with metal armoring or rodent repellent additives protecting it from damage by rodents.