Butterfly optical cables are named for their cross-sectional shape resembling a butterfly. They feature advantages such as small outer diameter, light weight, low cost, reliable performance, and easy installation, making them the dominant product for fiber-to-the-home (FTTH) optical cable installations. As FTTH construction continues to advance, the demand for butterfly optical cables increases year by year. With the further development of home digitalization, butterfly optical cables will see even broader applications.

Invisible Butterfly Drop Cable: The invisible butterfly drop cable is a new type of indoor wiring butterfly optical cable. This cable contains an invisible optical fiber unit and can be used for corridor butterfly cable installation. The installation of indoor invisible optical cables has no destructive impact on interior decoration, making it the preferred optical cable product for FTTR (Fiber to the Room) network renovations in existing buildings.

5G Butterfly Optical Cable: The 1.6mm*2.1mm 5G butterfly optical cable is derived from existing 5G buildings and is a small butterfly optical cable. Combined with power lines to form a hybrid electro-optical cable, it is currently the mainstream product used in 5G construction processes.

Side-by-Side Structure Butterfly Drop Cable, Long-Span Weather-Resistant Butterfly Drop Cable: Side-by-side structure butterfly drop cables and weather-resistant long-span butterfly drop cable products can meet the application needs of some niche markets. The side-by-side structure butterfly drop cable enables separate transmission of TV signals and data signals while requiring only a single installation effort. The long-span weather-resistant butterfly drop cable features high tensile strength, wear resistance, and other characteristics, meeting the needs of rural and remote areas for FTTH network construction applications.