Fibre Optic Cables

About Fibre Optic Cables

Fibre optic cable carries data as light, giving far higher bandwidth and longer distances than copper, with no electrical interference. TMT Global supplies fibre cables for backbones, campus links, FTTH and data centres.

How to choose:
• Single mode (OS2 / G.652.D, bend-insensitive G.657.A1) for long distances, telecom and FTTH.
• Multimode OM2, OM3, OM4 and OM5 for shorter, high-speed links inside buildings and data centres.
• Core count from 1 to 96 cores, so you can plan spare fibres for future growth.
• Construction: tight-buffered indoor distribution cable, indoor/outdoor cable, armoured cable, ADSS aerial self-supporting cable, and FTTH drop cable.
• LSZH jackets for indoor installations where low smoke and zero halogen are required.

Open any cable to see its full specification and datasheet. Terminate with pigtails or field-installable connectors, patch with fibre patch cords, and house the fibres in ODFs, fibre patch panels and splice closures. Fibre adapters form the panel ports, and fibre splitters serve FTTH designs.

Core counts in the current range

• Single mode: 2- and 4-core G.657 FTTH drop and indoor cables; 8-, 12- and 24-core G.652D cables, including LSZH indoor and armoured versions; and 48- and 96-core G.652D armoured cables. A 1-core G.657.A1 and a 2-core G.652.D tight-buffered distribution cable and a 24-core G.652.D ADSS aerial cable are also listed here.
• Multimode: OM2, OM3 and OM4 in 2, 6, 8, 12 and 24 cores, with armoured versions from 6 to 24 cores, plus a 2-core OM5 cable.