FTTR - Invisible Fiber Optic Cable

FTTR

FTTR – Invisible Fiber Optic Cable

Ultra-thin transparent FTTR patch cord, G.657B3 bend-insensitive fiber.

The Invisible Fiber Optic Patch Cord for FTTR is designed for indoor optical networks, offering a discreet and high-performance solution for modern fiber installations. Its ultra-thin and transparent design allows seamless integration into any indoor environment, making it perfect for fiber-to-the-room deployments. The fiber outer diameter is 0.9mm and is made of all transparent materials — it can be fixed directly to the wall using dedicated glue, and the G.657B3 fiber enables worry-free bending around the many tight corners typically found inside buildings and rooms.

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Key Features

Invisible fiber design — ultra-thin 0.9mm cable with a transparent finish that blends into surroundings for discreet indoor use
High-performance SC/APC connectors ensuring low insertion loss and high return loss for stable signal transmission
Insertion loss: ≤0.3dB | Return loss: ≥60dB
Compact and flexible — easy to route around corners, walls, and ceilings without affecting performance
Built with G.657A2/B3 bend-insensitive fiber for excellent bend performance and durability
Durable outer coating resistant to UV rays and environmental wear ensuring longevity
Can be glued along walls — soft and flexible, perfect for surface mounting with adhesive
Compatible connector types: SC/UPC, SC/APC, LC
Available in spool design for 20m, 30m, and 40m fiber lengths
Supports indoor surface routing along walls, slots, ceilings, door frames, and corners
Compliant with CE, RoHS, and ISO9001 standards

Use Cases

Applications & Deployments

FTTR installations — enables invisible fiber connections in residential rooms providing high-speed connectivity while maintaining aesthetics

Smart home networks

Indoor telecom systems for LAN, WAN, and metro networks

Fiber to the room of indoor living units (ILUs) and multiple dwelling units (MDUs)

High-density residential buildings and apartment complexes

Hotels, co-working spaces, and premium commercial environments