Micro-Distribution Fiber Optic Cable is a compact, high-density fiber cable commonly employed in Local Area Networks (LANs) where space and functionality are paramount. Its design features fibers arranged into sub-units, encased within an aramid yarn and PVC outer jacket. These sub-units can be optionally numbered and color-coded for easy identification. Moreover, all constituent materials comply with the EU RoHS and REACH Directive standards. Our range includes both plenum-rated OFNP and riser-rated OFNR variants of Micro-Distribution High-Density Fiber Optic Cable.
These are multi-fiber cables primarily employed in high-density environments such as data centers. What sets them apart is their smaller overall outside diameter compared to regular distribution cables. This reduction in size is achieved by utilizing sub-units containing color-coded bare fibers instead of the typical 900-micron tight buffered fibers. This compact design enables more fibers to be accommodated within the same space allowance.
