OFC (Optical Fiber Cable)
Armored optical fiber for long-distance data backhaul.
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Overview
Armored optical fiber for long-distance data backhaul.
When cable runs exceed 100m or EMI is extreme, copper fails. Our outdoor-rated OFC provides lightning-fast data transmission over kilometers. Available in Single-mode (long range) or Multi-mode.
★ Benefits & Features
- Corrugated Steel Tape Armor
- Rodent Resistant
- Gel-filled loose tube
- Double HDPE Jacket
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Detailed Description
Total EMI Immunity
Fiber optics use light, not electricity. This makes the cable 100% immune to lightning strikes, ground loops, and interference from high-voltage power lines.
Moisture Barrier
The fibers float in a gel-filled loose tube. This gel captures any intruding moisture and provides a buffer against thermal expansion and contraction.
Double Armored
To protect the delicate glass fibers, the cable features a corrugated steel tape layer. This provides a physical barrier against rodents (rats/gophers) chewing through the line.
Long Distance
Single-mode versions can transmit data over 20km without a repeater, perfect for connecting remote galleries in mega-dams to the central control room.
Total EMI Immunity
Fiber optics use light, not electricity. This makes the cable 100% immune to lightning strikes, ground loops, and interference from high-voltage power lines.
Double Armored
To protect the delicate glass fibers, the cable features a corrugated steel tape layer. This provides a physical barrier against rodents (rats/gophers) chewing through the line.
Moisture Barrier
The fibers float in a gel-filled loose tube. This gel captures any intruding moisture and provides a buffer against thermal expansion and contraction.
Long Distance
Single-mode versions can transmit data over 20km without a repeater, perfect for connecting remote galleries in mega-dams to the central control room.