Product families

Indoor fiber infrastructure, configured for the deployment.

Five families covering the indoor pathway from cable to termination. Each is configured per project rather than sold from a fixed catalog, so the specification is agreed before anything is built.

Scope is deliberately limited to indoor data center environments — pathways, cabinets, cross-connect spaces, and high-density termination.

Content pending approval

Product families and configurable options are published here for review. Technical specifications are not shown: values are released only once supporting manufacturer documentation has been reviewed and approved. Nothing on this page should be read as a specification or a compliance claim.

CAT-01

Indoor Fiber Cable

Distribution, tight-buffer, breakout, ribbon, and micro-distribution constructions for indoor pathways.

  • Indoor distribution cable
  • Indoor tight-buffer cable
  • Indoor breakout cable
  • Indoor ribbon and rollable-ribbon cable
  • Indoor micro-distribution cable
Conceptual illustration — not to scale and not a construction drawing

CAT-02

Pre-Terminated Fiber Assemblies

Factory-terminated trunks and harnesses built to project length, polarity, and labeling requirements.

  • MPO/MTP trunk assemblies
  • LC trunk assemblies
  • LC-to-MPO assemblies
  • Harness assemblies
  • High-density data center trunks
Conceptual illustration — not to scale and not a construction drawing

CAT-03

Patch Cords

Duplex and simplex jumpers in the connector combinations used across data center cabinets.

  • LC-LC
  • LC-SC
  • SC-SC
  • MPO/MTP
  • Duplex and simplex
Conceptual illustration — not to scale and not a construction drawing

CAT-04

Fiber Connectivity

Panels, cassettes, enclosures, and management hardware that terminate and organise the plant.

  • Adapter panels and cassettes
  • Enclosures and patch panels
  • High-density chassis
  • Splice trays
  • Cable-management accessories
Conceptual illustration — not to scale and not a construction drawing

CAT-05

Custom Optical Solutions

Project-specific constructions, labeling schemes, serialisation, and packaging built around a deployment plan.

  • Custom fiber counts and lengths
  • Custom polarity and connector configuration
  • Custom jacket printing and labeling
  • Serialized assemblies
  • Pre-labeled deployment kits
Conceptual illustration — not to scale and not a construction drawing

Configurable options

What is specified on a project.

These are the parameters an ORBNEX Optic configuration is built around. Published values are shown only where supporting documentation has been reviewed and approved.

Configurable options and the publication status of their values
Parameter Specified per project Published value
Fiber mode Single-mode and multi-mode options can be specified per project. Pending approved documentation
Fiber count Strand count is specified per project and per assembly. Pending approved documentation
Jacket Riser, plenum, and LSZH jacket options can be specified per project. Pending approved documentation
Connector LC, SC, and MPO/MTP interfaces can be specified, including hybrid combinations. Pending approved documentation
Length Assemblies are built to project length rather than cut from stock lengths. Pending approved documentation
Polarity Polarity method is specified to match the cabling plan. Pending approved documentation
Labeling Custom jacket printing, sequential numbering, and per-assembly identifiers. Pending approved documentation
Packaging Grouped by cabinet, room, row, or deployment phase. Pending approved documentation

Technical information

Documentation is released on request, once approved.

ORBNEX Optic is developing a documented qualification and traceability framework for approved products and manufacturing partners. Drawings, construction details, and test documentation are provided against a specific configuration rather than published as a general catalog.

Configuration first

Send a bill of materials, cable schedule, or port map and the response is a configuration against your requirements, not a stock list.

Documented on release

Technical documentation is issued for the configuration that was agreed, with its revision and issue date recorded.

Nothing published early

A specification is not shown on this site until its supporting documentation has been reviewed and approved.

Next step

Send a requirement and get a configuration back.

Requirements, bills of materials, cable schedules, drawings, and port maps can be sent directly. Engineering will respond with a configuration and a quotation.