Fiber To The Home (FTTH)
Supporting fast, efficient rollouts of last-mile fiber with flexible, installer-friendly designs.
FTTH networks require a balance of high performance, cost efficiency, and quick deployment. Our FTTH fiber optic cables, including drop cables, microcables, and indoor/outdoor transitions, are engineered for easy installation in urban and rural broadband networks. Their compact diameters, and compatibility with microduct and blowing technologies reduce installation time while improving service reliability.
In FTTH networks, the fiber optic cable is not just a transmission line — it is the permanent physical asset that defines service quality, upgrade potential, and customer experience for decades. Its optical performance and mechanical reliability determine the real-world success of broadband infrastructure.
Fiber to the Home represents the final and most critical link between telecom operators and end users. While active equipment can be upgraded every few years, the physical fiber infrastructure remains in place for decades. For this reason, FTTH fiber optic cables must be engineered not only for today’s bandwidth demands but for long-term network scalability, reliability, and environmental resilience.
Our FTTH cable solutions are designed for full compatibility across passive optical networks (PON), including GPON, XG-PON, and XGS-PON architectures. They support the delivery of high-speed broadband, IPTV, VoIP services, cloud applications, and smart home connectivity through stable, low-loss optical transmission.
By delivering stable connectivity from central office to customer premises, our FTTH solutions play a critical role in digital transformation, social connectivity, and economic development — making fiber not just a cable, but a long-term digital investment.
Mechanical and Installation Advantages
Our FTTH cable designs prioritize practical deployment efficiency. With compact outer diameters, lightweight structures, and optimized tensile elements, they simplify handling and installation in both aerial and underground applications.
We offer solutions for:
• Drop cables for last-mile connections
• Micro cables for high-density urban duct networks
• Distribution cables for feeder and access networks
• Indoor/outdoor transition cables for building integration
These cables support micro-duct installation, air-blown deployment, direct burial, and aerial drop installations, significantly reducing labor time and deployment costs.
