Outdoor FTTH Deployment
An outdoor FTTH project connects a distribution point with homes and buildings. The route typically involves cable support, fiber distribution, and optical splitting before the connection reaches the subscriber.
Cable Support
At poles, intermediate spans, and building entry points, the cable needs to be anchored, suspended, or fixed securely along the route.
Used at poles and other support points for cable anchoring, suspension, mounting, and building-entry installation.
Fiber Distribution
Once the cable reaches the distribution point, the fiber needs to be organized and protected before continuing toward the subscriber.
Used at outdoor distribution and termination points to organize and protect fiber connections.
Common Installation Scenarios
Pole to Home
A drop cable runs from a pole or distribution point to the subscriber building.
Pole to Pole
Aerial fiber runs between poles with support at anchor and intermediate points.
Distribution Point to Subscriber
The fiber leaves an outdoor distribution point and continues along the subscriber drop route.
Building Façade
Fiber is secured along the exterior of a building before entering the premises.