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What is drop clamps?
Purpose of usage: Drop clamps are used to tension and secure the fiber optic drop cables to a pole or building in last mile FTTH network line deployment. They are with compact size, simple structure and user-friendly. Different clamps according to installation method The...Read more -
What is fiber access terminal (Fat)?
Purpose of usage: Fiber access terminal (FAT) is a device used for fiber cabling and cable management in FTTH applications. This device integrates fiber splicing, splitting, and distribution while also providing outstanding protection & control for network line deplo...Read more -
What is anchor clamp?
Purpose of usage: Anchor Clamp is a device to tension fiber optic cable, clamp common apply on aerial fiber optic cable lines. The most popular anchor clamp design is wedge type, wedge clamps the cable by its weight. The cable deployment is managed without any tools. Anchor clamps for different s...Read more -
ChatGPT for Fiber Optics Telecommunications & Cloud Infrastructure
Fiber optics telecommunications and cloud computing have become increasingly prevalent in daily life. The use of fiber optic telecommunications and cloud is growing exponentially as companies and households demand more stronger and secure communications networks. ...Read more -
What is FTTH drop cable patch cord?
Purpose of usage: FTTH drop cable patch cord is a fiber optic drop cable, each end is pre-terminated with SC, FC, LC heads with PC, UPC or APC polishing. That provides quick access for connection in fiber optic telecommunication networks. Key advantages of drop cable pat...Read more -
What is difference between OM and OS2 fiber optic cables？
Fiber optic cables play a crucial role in telecommunication networks constructions, there are two types of common fiber optic cables in market. One is single-mode and another one is multi-mode fiber optic cable. Usually multi-mode is prefixed with “OM(Optical multi-mode ...Read more
