Fiber optic cables for installation

Fiber optic installation cables for indoors, outdoors & FTTx

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Professional fiber optic cabling systems require matching installation cables. Depending on the type of application and fiber, different fiber optic cables ensure reliable and fast data transmission. 
At the EFB-Elektronik online shop you will find a great selection of fiber optic cables suitable for various applications indoors or outdoors. The cables you receive for indoors are in fire protection classes from B2ca to Eca. 
Additional benefits: Due to our extensive assortment in stock of items such as breakout and loose tube cables (all common fiber optic classes), you will benefit from our particularly short delivery times. Are you in need of individual solutions? Our in-house production allows for rapid customization of fiber optic cables, ensuring your projects proceed without delay. 
As a specialist in structured IT cabling systems, we are at your disposal for technical consultations. Simply contact your personal EFB representative!
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Item no. 54412.1L-CPR

INFRALAN® U-DQ(ZN)BH OS2 12E (1x12) Dca 1750N LSZH black 7.0mm G657A1
Construct: 12E ( 1 x 12 ) Singlemode G.657.A1

Item no. 54512.2L-CPR

INFRALAN® U-DQ(ZN)BH OM4 12G (1x12) Dca 1750N LSZH black 7.0mm
Construct: 12G ( 1 x 12 ) Multimode OM4

Item no. 54512.1L-CPR

INFRALAN® U-DQ(ZN)BH OM3 12G (1x12) Dca 1750N LSZH black 7.0mm
Construct: 12G ( 1 x 12 ) Multimode OM3

Item no. 55412.1

A-DQ(ZN)B2Y OS2 12E (1x12) Fca 1750N PE black 7.1mm G657A1
Construct: 12E ( 1 x 12 ) Singlemode G.657.A1

Item no. 54448.1L-CPR

INFRALAN® U-DQ(ZN)BH OS2 48E (4x12) Eca 5000N LSZH black 11.2mm G657A1
Construct: 48E ( 4 x 12 ) Singlemode G.657.A1

Item no. 55204.1OM3A

A-DQ(ZN)B2Y 4G 50/125µ OM3,PE black
Construct: 4G ( 1 x 4 ) Multimode OM3

Item no. 55212.1OM4A

A-DQ(ZN)B2Y 12G 50/125µ OM4,PE black
Construct: 12G ( 1 x 12 ) Multimode OM4

Item no. 55448.1

A-DQ(ZN)B2Y OS2 48E (4x12) Fca 5000N PE black 11.2mm G657A1
Construct: 48E (4 x 12) singlemode G.657.A1

Item no. FTTH-DROP-4

FTTH Indoor Drop Cable 2,65mm LSOH, 4 fiber G.657.A2, CPR Dca
Construct: 4 x Singlemode G.657.A2

Item no. 54548.2L-CPR

INFRALAN® U-DQ(ZN)BH OM4 48G (4x12) Eca 5000N LSZH black 11.2mm
Construct: 48G ( 4 x 12 ) Multimode OM4

Item no. 55224.1OM3

A-DQ(ZN)B2Y 24G 50/125µ OM3 PE black
Construct: 24G ( 1 x 24 ) Multimode OM3

Item no. 54204.1L-CPR

INFRALAN® U-DQ(ZN)BH OM2 4G (1x4) Dca 1750N LSZH black 7.0mm
Construct: 4G ( 1 x 4 ) Multimode OM2

Item no. 54304.1

U-DQ(ZN)BH OM1 4G (1x4) Dca 1750N LSZH black 7.0mm
Construct: 4G ( 1 x 4 ) Multimode OM1

Item no. 56324.2OS2-CPR

INFRALAN® I-B(ZN)BH OS2 24E (2x12) B2ca 3000N LSZH yellow 8.3mm G657A1
Construct: 24E ( 2 x 12 ) Singlemode G.657.A1

Item no. 54524.1OM5-CPR

INFRALAN® U-DQ(ZN)BH OM5 24G (1x24) Dca 1750N LSZH black 7.5mm
Construct: 24G ( 1 x 24 ) Multimode OM5

Item no. 55002.1

I-V(ZN)HH Breakout OM2 2G (2x1) Eca 600N LSZH orange 2.8mm
Construct: 02G ( 2 x 2.8 ) Multimode OM2

Item no. FTTH-DROP-2

FTTH Indoor Drop Cable 3mm LSOH, 2 fiber G.657.A2, CPR Dca
Construct: 2 x Singlemode G.657.A2

Item no. 56312.1OS2-CPR

INFRALAN® I-B(ZN)BH OS2 12E (1x12) B2ca 1500N LSZH yellow 6.5mm G657A1
Construct: 12E ( 1 x 12 ) Singlemode G.657.A1

Item no. 55204.1A

A-DQ(ZN)B2Y 4G 50/125µ OM2,PE black
Construct: 4G ( 1 x 4 ) Multimode OM2

Item no. 55102.1

I-V(ZN)HH Breakout OM1 2G (2x1) Eca 600N LSZH orange 2.8mm
Construct: 02G ( 2 x 2.8 ) Multimode OM1

Item no. 54548.1L-CPR

INFRALAN® U-DQ(ZN)BH OM3 48G (4x12) Eca 5000N LSZH black 11.2mm
Construct: 48G ( 4 x 12 ) Multimode OM3

Item no. 55902.1

I-V(ZN)HH Breakout OS2 2E (2x1) Eca 600N LSZH yellow 2.8mm G657A1
Construct: 02E ( 2 x 2.8 ) Singlemode OS2

Item no. 54408.3LOM4-CPR

INFRALAN® U-DQ(ZN)BH OM4 8G (1x8) B2ca 5000N LSZH black 11.2mm
Construct: 8G ( 1 x 8 ) Multimode OM4

Item no. 55002.1OM4

I-V(ZN)HH Breakout OM4 2G (2x1) Eca 600N LSZH erica violet 2.8mm
Construct: 02G ( 2 x 2.8 ) Multimode OM4

Buy fiber optic cables and everything you need for your fiber install online at EFB-Elektronik

EFB-Elektronik is your one-stop online shop for all fiber optic installation necessities. Order fiber optic bulk cables by the meter for any project, including outdoor (A-DQ)indoor (I-V) or universal (U-DQ) applications. Our wide array of fiber optic products also includes pre-assembled and unassembled splice boxes, fiber optic connectors, fiber pigtails and trunk cables. 
Rely on our expertise in structured cabling, FTTx and fiber optic technology and profit of fast delivery times and matching fiber optic components. Buying all your supplies at EFB-Elektronik, we can provide the best service and consultation for your fiber optic project.

A short guide to fiber optic installation

There are various ways of installing fiber optic cable. They all have different advantages and disadvantages. Discover five ways to fiber optic cabling and configure your fiber optic setup right on site. 
These are some of the most important aspects to consider when installing fiber optic cables:
  • Safety First: Review and follow safety guidelines for fiber optic installation, wearing proper safety gear.
  • Route Planning: Map out cable paths in advance, ensuring minimal exposure to hazards. Use extra protection in risky areas, keep conduit runs under 100 feet, and limit to two 90-degree bends.
  • Cable Support: Avoid hanging or sharp-edge contact by using conduits for support, particularly where fiber optic cables face stress or sharp turns.
  • Bending Limits: Adhere to the minimum bend radius, usually 10 times the cable diameter, to prevent kinks.
  • Smooth Conduit Transitions: Ensure conduits have smooth interior transitions to protect cables. Opt for flexible conduits when possible.
  • Tensile Limits: Follow the maximum tensile loading values for fiber optic cables and consult us if unsure.
  • Impact and Crushing Prevention: Install fiber optic cables in quality conduits to shield against crush or impact damage, and use soft ties for storage.
  • Vertical Rise Compliance: For vertical fiber optic installations, do not exceed the cable’s maximum vertical rise value.
  • Load Monitoring: Keep an eye on tensile loads during pulls, especially in vertical installations, starting from the top.
  • Regulatory Compliance: Ensure adherence to local and national regulations and obtain necessary permits.

Lay fiber optic cables underground

Effective underground fiber optic cable installation requires strategic planning, regulatory compliance, and careful execution. By employing protective measures like conduits and warning tapes, and opting for minimal-disruption techniques like directional drilling, the cables are safeguarded against physical and environmental threats. Testing post-installation ensures operational integrity, while detailed record-keeping facilitates ongoing maintenance. Safety measures are paramount, safeguarding both the installation team and the public. This streamlined approach ensures a resilient and reliable fiber optic network infrastructure.

Overhead fiber optic installation

Overhead fiber optic installations offer a cost-effective solution in areas where digging is impractical, making it crucial to balance efficiency with the rigorous adherence to safety and quality standards. Specialized equipment, such as aerial lift trucks and cable lashing machines, are utilized to secure the fiber optic cables to the support structures, ensuring they are properly tensioned and have sufficient clearance from other lines. Weather conditions, such as wind and ice, play a significant role in determining the installation specifications, including the use of appropriate cable types and hardware to withstand environmental stresses.

Installing fiber optic cable in home

Bringing high-speed internet connectivity directly to the residence or company’s office is also known as FTTH (Fiber To The Home). The fiber optic lines reach directly to the home’s or company’s router. Fiber To The Desk goes even further with a complete connection with fiber optic cables to the workstation. A well appreciated compromise is FTTB (Fiber To The Building) with a fiber connection to the building, for example the basement. As opposed to the standard fiber optic installation that extends to the public distributor out on the street (Fiber To The Cabinet/Curb), FTTB, FTTH and FTTD networks offer faster transmission speeds and a better connection stability. 
At EFB-Elektronik we provide complete system solutions for fiber optic cable installations to the home or company’s premises. Get hold of the most effective and secure FTTX cables and components and contact us, if you have any questions or consultation needs.