Pre -Terminated Fiber Optic Cable Assemblies

OUR ONE-OF-A-KIND QUICKTREX PRE-TERMINATED FIBER OPTIC CABLE ASSEMBLIES ARE CUSTOM MADE TO ORDER IN THE USA AND HAVE A LONG REPUTATION OF 25+ YEARS FOR PREMIUM QUALITY AND RELIABILITY THAT CANNOT BE BEAT. ALL OF OUR PRE-TERMINATED FIBER OPTIC CABLE ASSEMBLIES, UNLESS OTHERWISE STATED; INCLUDE CORNING GLASS AND PREMIUM COMPONENTS. WE HAVE A STRICT QUALITY CONTROL MANUFACTURING PROCESS AND ARE ISO 9001 CERTIFIED. OUR FINELY TUNED MANUFACTURING AND ORDERING PROCESS PROMOTES LIGHTING FAST PRODUCTION TIMES SO YOU HAVE YOUR PRE-TERMINATED FIBER OPTIC ASSEMBLY IN HAND FAST AND READY TO PULL. WE OFFER OUR PRE-TERMINATED FIBER OPTIC CABLE ASSEMBLIES IN ANY FIBER TYPE, JACKET TYPE, CONNECTOR TYPE, AT ANY LENGTH. QUICKLY AND CONCISELY CHOOSE THE EXACT ASSEMBLY YOU’RE LOOKING FOR BELOW. MATCH YOUR JACKET TYPE ON THE LEFT SIDE OF THE PAGE TO THE FIBER TYPES AT THE TOP AND THEN CHOOSE YOUR STRAND COUNT TO GET TO THE PRODUCT PAGE. YOU CAN THEN CHOOSE YOUR EXACT LENGTH, CONNECTOR TYPE, AND WHETHER OR NOT YOU WANT PULLING EYES ON ONE END OR BOTH. AS SOON AS YOU PLACE YOUR ORDER, YOU'LL RECEIVE AN ORDER CONFIRMATION, A SHIP DATE WITHIN 24 BUSINESS HOURS, AND THEN TRACKING ONCE YOUR PRE-TERMINATED FIBER OPTIC ASSEMBLY SHIPS OUT.

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Build your Custom Pre-Terminated Assembly:

Click on any jacket type or strand count below to build your custom preterminated fiber optic assembly.

Jacket Type
Multimode OM1
Multimode OM2
10G Multimode OM3
Multimode OM4
Multimode OM5
Singlemode
Indoor
Indoor
Indoor/Outdoor
Indoor/Outdoor
Indoor Interlocking Armor
Indoor Interlocking Armor
Indoor Ultra Thin Micro Armor
Indoor Ultra Thin Micro Armor
Indoor/Outdoor Interlocking Armor
Indoor/Outdoor Interlocking Armor
Indoor/Outdoor Ultra Thin Micro Armor
Indoor/Outdoor Ultra Thin Micro Armor
Outdoor Gel Filled
Outdoor Gel Filled
Outdoor Loose Tube
Outdoor Loose Tube
Outdoor Self Supporting Drop
Outdoor Self Supporting Drop
Outdoor Armored Direct Burial
Outdoor Armored Direct Burial
Outdoor Direct Burial Ultra Thin Micro Armor
Outdoor Direct Burial Ultra Thin Micro Armor
Outdoor Aerial with Messenger
Outdoor Aerial with Messenger
Rugged Tactical
Rugged Tactical
Tactical OpticalCON
Tactical OpticalCON
Extreme Mil-Tac
Extreme Mil-Tac
Extreme Mil-Tac OpticalCON
Extreme Mil-Tac OpticalCON
Indoor Hybrid Fiber + Power
Indoor Hybrid Fiber + Power
Indoor/Outdoor Hybrid Fiber+Power
Indoor/Outdoor Hybrid Fiber+Power
Outdoor Armored Hybrid Fiber+Power
Outdoor Armored Hybrid Fiber+Power

Build your Custom Pre-Terminated Assembly:

Click on any jacket type or strand count below to build your custom preterminated fiber optic assembly.

Jacket Type
Multimode OM1
Multimode OM2
10G Multimode OM3
Multimode OM4
Multimode OM5
Singlemode

Jacket Type
Multimode OM1
Multimode OM2
10G Multimode OM3
Multimode OM4
Multimode OM5
Singlemode
Jacket Type
Indoor/Outdoor Interlocking Armor
Indoor/Outdoor Interlocking Armor
Multimode OM2
Multimode OM5

Jacket Type
Multimode OM1
Multimode OM2
10G Multimode OM3
Multimode OM4
Multimode OM5
Singlemode

Jacket Type
Multimode OM1
Multimode OM2
10G Multimode OM3
Multimode OM4
Multimode OM5
Singlemode

Jacket Type
Multimode OM1
Multimode OM2
10G Multimode OM3
Multimode OM4
Multimode OM5
Singlemode
Jacket Type
Outdoor Self Supporting Drop
Outdoor Self Supporting Drop
Multimode OM1
Multimode OM2
Multimode OM3
Multimode OM4
Multimode OM5

Jacket Type
Multimode OM1
Multimode OM2
10G Multimode OM3
Multimode OM4
Multimode OM5
Singlemode

Jacket Type
Multimode OM1
Multimode OM2
10G Multimode OM3
Multimode OM4
Multimode OM5
Singlemode

Jacket Type
Multimode OM1
Multimode OM2
10G Multimode OM3
Multimode OM4
Multimode OM5
Singlemode
Jacket Type
Outdoor Aerial with Messenger
Outdoor Aerial with Messenger
Multimode OM2
Multimode OM4
Multimode OM5

Jacket Type
Multimode OM1
Multimode OM2
10G Multimode OM3
Multimode OM4
Multimode OM5
Singlemode
Jacket Type
Rugged Tactical
Rugged Tactical
Multimode OM1
Multimode OM2
Multimode OM5

Jacket Type
Multimode OM1
Multimode OM2
10G Multimode OM3
Multimode OM4
Multimode OM5
Singlemode

Jacket Type
Multimode OM1
Multimode OM2
10G Multimode OM3
Multimode OM4
Multimode OM5
Singlemode
Jacket Type
Extreme Mil-Tac
Extreme Mil-Tac
Multimode OM1
Multimode OM2
Multimode OM4
Multimode OM5

Jacket Type
Multimode OM1
Multimode OM2
10G Multimode OM3
Multimode OM4
Multimode OM5
Singlemode
Jacket Type
Extreme Mil-Tac OpticalCON
Extreme Mil-Tac OpticalCON
Multimode OM1
Multimode OM2
Multimode OM4
Multimode OM5

Jacket Type
Multimode OM1
Multimode OM2
10G Multimode OM3
Multimode OM4
Multimode OM5
Singlemode
Jacket Type
Indoor Hybrid Fiber + Power
Indoor Hybrid Fiber + Power
Multimode OM1
Multimode OM2
Multimode OM3
Multimode OM4
Multimode OM5

Jacket Type
Multimode OM1
Multimode OM2
10G Multimode OM3
Multimode OM4
Multimode OM5
Singlemode
Jacket Type
Indoor/Outdoor Hybrid Fiber+Power
Indoor/Outdoor Hybrid Fiber+Power
Multimode OM1
Multimode OM2
Multimode OM4
Multimode OM5
Singlemode

Jacket Type
Multimode OM1
Multimode OM2
10G Multimode OM3
Multimode OM4
Multimode OM5
Singlemode
Jacket Type
Outdoor Armored Hybrid Fiber+Power
Outdoor Armored Hybrid Fiber+Power
Multimode OM1
Multimode OM2
Multimode OM3
Multimode OM5

Our pre-terminated Fiber Optic Cables offer a plug and play custom fiber solution for seamless installation in electrical conduits or within walls for both residential and commercial settings. They ensure the efficient delivery of audio, video, data, fiber internet, smart controls, and support HDMI in 4k and 8k. Additionally, hybrid combo options with bundled electric wires are also available.

All our Pre Terminated Fiber Optic Assemblies are custom made in the USA at the time of your order, are made to your exact specifications, and come with test results.

These Pre-terminated assemblies can be ordered in either indoor (plenum), indoor/outdoor, tactical, outdoor variations in non-armored or armored.

Strand counts from 2, 4, 6, 12 , 24 and all the way up to 288 strand fiber counts in the fiber core of Multimode OM1, OM2, OM3 OM4, OM5 or Singlemode.

A pulling eye is recommended and can be factory installed. The pulling eye (and associated cable netting) will protect the preterminated ends during the pull.

This product is a great time and money saver for those who need to install fiber optic cabling.

Advantages of Pre-Terminated Assemblies for Installers

Pre-terminated fiber optic assemblies offer a myriad of advantages for installers in various settings. Firstly, these assemblies streamline the installation process, significantly reducing the time and effort required for setup. With connectors already attached and tested, installers can avoid the intricacies of field termination, ensuring a quicker and more efficient deployment. This time-saving aspect not only accelerates project completion but also minimizes the potential for errors during field terminations, enhancing overall reliability.


In addition to time efficiency, pre-terminated fiber optic assemblies contribute to enhanced performance and reliability. The factory-controlled termination process ensures precision and consistency in connector termination, resulting in optimal signal integrity. This precision is particularly crucial in high-speed data transmission applications, such as 4k and 8k video, where signal quality is paramount. By relying on pre-terminated assemblies, installers can be confident in the reliability of their installations, knowing that each connection meets stringent industry standards.


Furthermore, pre-terminated fiber optic assemblies offer flexibility in deployment scenarios. Their compatibility with various environments, including residential and commercial spaces, allows for versatile applications. Whether it's pulling through electrical conduits or routing within walls, these assemblies adapt seamlessly to diverse installation requirements. The availability of hybrid options, incorporating bundled electric wires, further enhances versatility, addressing the evolving needs of modern installations that may involve a combination of audio, video, data, and power requirements.

Overview

LANshack.com has been specializing in custom pre-terminated fiber optic cable assemblies for over 25 years. We offer a wide variety of options including jacket types, fiber types, and connector types to customize the assembly to your exact specifications. All assemblies are made in the USA by trained technicians and come with test results. Need something you don't see here?  Contact us, our knowledgeable team will help you find all the custom jackets and connectors for pre-terminated fiber optic cables that you need!


Indoor

Indoor fiber optic cable is a tight buffer design with internal components consisting of a non-metallic strengthen member, the tight buffer optical fiber, the Kevlar strength member, and the outer cable jacket. The trend is to use LSZH or other RoHS compliant PVC materials to make the cable jacket; this will help protect the environment and the health of the end-users.


Indoor/outdoor

Indoor/outdoor fiber-optic cable is designed to meet both the rigorous environment of the outdoors and can be routed indoors, where flame rating requirements also apply. Indoor-outdoor cable eliminates the need for a "transition splice" to an indoor-rated cable when routing an outdoor cable into the building.


Interlocking armored cables are standard distribution cables inside a spirally-wrapped aluminum interlocking armor with a heavy-duty outer jacket. This combination provides superior crush resistance and is also useful for warehouses or attic areas where the presence of rodent chew hazards may exist.


Ultra-thin micro armor

Our Ultra Thin Armored Pre-Terminated Fiber Optic Cable Assemblies utilize Micro Armor Fiber™. A revolutionary designed fiber optic cable that provides a perfect solution for your fiber optic installs and usage. Instead of a traditional interlocking armor, it utilizes stainless steel coil technology. This allows for the cable to remain highly flexible while also being crush and rodent resistant. Micro Armor Fiber™ features the smallest outer diameter compared to conventional armored fiber optic cable in size and flexibility. Its lightweight and great flexibility make pulling and installation faster and easier. These assemblies are typically up to 65 percent smaller in diameter and 75 percent lighter than the traditional aluminum interlocking armor cable. These assemblies provide a perfect combination of strong armor and maximum bend radius. Choosing an armored jacket helps save time and money in indoor applications where innerduct or conduit is necessary, or in industrial environments which require extra protection. Although this option is priced higher than standard indoor distribution cable, it outweighs its overall price when compared to the cost of purchasing innerduct/conduit, indoor fiber, and installation for both.


Outdoor


Outdoor fiber is suitable for indoor and outdoor use, so there is no 50-foot fire code requirement traditionally found with outdoor (OSP) cable. This indoor/outdoor armored cable has a water-blocking aramid yarn strength member surrounding the fiber optic strands and a UV resistant outer jacket making it a very versatile and perfect choice for a large variety of installations.


Our pre-terminated fiber optic cable assemblies are perfect for headend termination to a fiber backbone, termination of fiber rack systems, multi-floor deployment where select fibers are used at each floor, or intra-building backbones. Our indoor/outdoor plenum-rated jacket assemblies are rated for all indoor installations, including plenum-rated spaces. A cable rated for plenum installation will have low-smoke characteristics as defined by the NFPA (National Fire Protection Agency).


Direct Burial

Choosing a direct burial-rated jacket helps save time and money in outdoor applications where conduit is necessary, or in industrial environments which require extra protection. Although this option is priced higher than standard indoor/outdoor distribution cable that needs to be run inside the conduit, it outweighs its overall price when compared to the cost of purchasing the conduit and then having to pull the cable through it. This outdoor (OSP) armored cable has a heavy-duty polyethylene (PE) UV and waterproof jacket and water blocking aramid yarn strength members surrounding the fiber optic strands.


Our pre-terminated fiber optic cable assemblies are perfect for headend termination to a fiber backbone and intra-building backbones. It's perfect for trenches or underground installation where rodent chew damage is a concern, overhead lashed to a guy wire, or secured to a building or other permanent outdoor structure. The drawback of outdoor (OSP) cable is that it is mandated at a maximum of 50 feet run indoors due to fire-code regulations.


Armored Direct Burial

Our Corning Altos® Outdoor Armored Direct Burial (OSPDB) Pre-Terminated Fiber Optic Cable Assemblies are rated for almost all outdoor applications. These assemblies are the most durable and rugged assemblies we offer for permanent installation. They are designed for installation directly buried in trenches and underground installation where rodent chew damage is a concern, overhead lashed to a guy wire, or secured to a building or other permanent outdoor structure. This jacket design also offers superior crush resistance. Our outdoor armored pre-terminated fiber optic cable assemblies are perfect for campus backbones, headend termination to a fiber backbone, and intra-building backbones. They are also designed for a variety of voice, data, video, and image applications. If installing in conduit we recommend using at least a 3" diameter conduit to accommodate for the assembly breakout.


Choosing a direct burial-rated jacket helps save time and money in outdoor applications where conduit is necessary, or in industrial environments which require extra protection. Although this option is priced higher than standard indoor/outdoor distribution cable that needs to be run inside conduit, it outweighs its overall price when compared to the cost of purchasing conduit and then the labor involved having to pull the cable through it. This outdoor (OSPDB) armored cable has a heavy-duty polyethylene (PE) UV and waterproof jacket, corrugated steel tubing, and water blocking swellable tape surrounding the fiber optic strands. Polyethylene (PE) OSP cable is restricted to a 50 foot run indoors due to fire-code restrictions.


Loose Tube

Loose Tube Cables are composed of several fibers together inside a small plastic tube, which is in turn wound around a central strength member and jacketed, providing a small, high fiber count cable. This type of cable is ideal for outside plant trunking applications, as it can be made with loose tubes filled with gel or water absorbent powder to prevent harm to the fibers from water. It can be used in conduits, strung overhead, or buried directly into the ground. Since the fibers have only a thin buffer coating, they must be carefully handled and protected to prevent damage.


Gel-Filled

Gel-filled pre-terminated fiber-optic cables ensure water or moisture does not damage a fiber optic cable because the tubes contain water blocking agents. These tubes either include a water blocking gel or a water-swellable material to ensure the optical fibers are not compromised. Gel-filled tubes prevent the ingress of water by filling the negative space within the tube, essentially blocking the entrance and any flow of water. The gel also provides another layer of protection for the optical fibers and, because they are free-floating, causes less tension on the fibers. The main disadvantage of gel-filled loose tube fiber optic cable is that you have to clean the gel from the fibers which slow down the installation process and can be a mess for installers.


Flat Drop

Flat drop cable, with a flat out-looking, usually consists of a polyethylene jacket, fiber counts up to 12 or more, and two dielectric strength members to give high crush resistance. Flat drop fiber optic cable allows versatility for network edge installations. The dual radial strength members allow for aerial self-support lengths of up to 290 feet in light loading conditions. This cable also has the crush resistance properties to be directly buried. For such cases, flat drop cable may be available with a tone wire for ease of locating.


Aerial with Messenger

Our Outdoor (OSP) Aerial with Messenger Pre-Terminated Fiber Optic Cable Assemblies are rated for almost all outdoor applications. These assemblies are perfect for outdoor aerial installations along utility poles without the need for cable lashing. It comes in a figure 8 configuration, consisting of the messenger, the webbing, and the fiber optic cable. There are several advantages of the figure 8 messenger configuration, mainly that it reduces cost by eliminating the need to purchase a separate messenger wire and lashing wire and then having to attach the assembly to the messenger wire. With our aerial with messenger assemblies, there is only one installation job, which also reduces labor costs.


This cable includes a very heavy-duty polyethylene jacket and can withstand the harshest outdoor elements including. Our outdoor (OSP) pre-terminated fiber optic assemblies are perfect for headend termination to a fiber backbone and intra-building backbones. Note: Polyethylene (PE) OSP cable is restricted to 50 feet run indoors due to fire-code restrictions.


Rugged Tactical

QuickTreX® Tactical & Rugged Pre-Terminated Fiber Optic Cable Assemblies are designed to withstand the harshest of environments. They are excellent for setting up temporary networks needed for test result gathering, demonstrations, concerts, festivals, or any other outdoor event. They are also excellent for a backup backbone to your critical network. Our Tactical and Rugged Assemblies come on a heavy-duty Schill deployment reel and are designed to be quickly deployed and retrieved. These Schill reels include a door that houses the connectors for safe and secure storage while not in use. These assemblies include military-grade connectors with water-resistant caps for when not in use. Our Tactical & Rugged Fiber Assemblies include a cover sleeve and wire mesh handle on the pull end of the assembly which allows for fast deployment while also protecting the connectors from damage.


Tactical OpticalCON

Our QuickTrex opticalCON DUO® fiber optic assemblies harness the power of the Neutrik® brand tactical connector, with tactical grade fiber to provide a superior rugged product. QuickTreX® Tactical & Rugged Pre-Terminated Fiber Optic Assemblies are designed to withstand the harshest of environments. This assembly is military-approved and is ideal for audio and broadcast networks.


The opticalCON DUO cable connector houses a standard optical LC-Duplex connector in a ruggedized and durable all-metal housing. A spring-loaded push-pull locking mechanism provides superior protection for the connectors, and the fiber provides excellent cable retention utilizing aramid yarn. An automatically operated sealing cover protects the connectors from all contaminants like dirt and dust.


Our Tactical and Rugged Assemblies can optionally be installed on a heavy-duty Schill deployment reel, designed for quick deployment and retrieval. These Schill reels include a door that houses the connectors for safe and secure storage while not in use. Our Tactical & Rugged Fiber Assemblies include an optional cover sleeve and wire mesh handle on the pull end of the assembly which allows for fast deployment while also protecting the connectors from damage. This assembly is made in the USA by skilled technicians under controlled conditions and comes to you fully tested and ready for immediate use. The test results are placed on the inside of the door.


Hybrid

Hybrid Copper-Fiber Cables allow end-users to take advantage of DC power and fiber in one cable to safely deliver low-voltage power and data over long distances to remote locations where standard power is unavailable or too costly to install. Hybrid cable technology offers installation and labor savings by requiring just a single cable pull. Various cable constructions offer unlimited application flexibility.



What Fiber Stand Counts Do We Offer?

When working with fiber, an important thing to keep in mind is that with standard equipment, you will need two fiber strands to make a connection: one transmit signal (Tx), and one receive signal (Rx). So, when you purchase a 2 Strand Assembly, you will have one fiber pair, and will be able to complete one connection. When you purchase a 4 Strand Assembly, you will have two fiber pairs, and two connections, and with a 6 strand assembly, three fiber pairs, and three connections, and so on. We offer some assemblies in strand counts up to 144, which would provide 72 fiber connections. For higher strand counts we also offer

Fiber Connector Types We Offer

LC

The LC fiber optic connector is a small form factor connector that snaps in. It includes a 1.25 mm ceramic ferrule. The LC connector is very popular and offers great performance for high density or compact areas. Most SFP modules accept LC connectors.

SC

The SC fiber optic connector is a snap-in connector that latches with a push-pull motion. It includes a 2.5 mm ceramic ferrule. This connector and is commonly used because it provides excellent performance. Many media converters accept SC connectors.

ST

The ST fiber optic connector is typically metallic and utilizes a spring-loaded twist and lock style connection with a bayonet mount. It includes a 2.5 mm ferrule that is usually ceramic but can also be polymer. Many media converters accept ST connectors.

FC

The FC fiber optic connector is a metallic connector that is threaded and screws on. It includes a 2.5 mm ceramic ferrule. It’s been mostly phased out but is still sometimes used is applications where vibration and movement can become an issue.

Connector Polish Options

In Singlemode fiber, our ST and MTRJ connectors are available in an upgraded UPC polish option, and our LC, SC, and FC are available in both UPC and APC polish. APC connectors feature a fiber end face that is polished at an 8-degree angle, while UPC connectors have a slight curvature for better core alignment. The different polish options help with improving return loss, which is a measurement of reflected light.

Pulling Eyes

A pulling eye is designed to be attached to a pull string that runs the full length of your conduit. Your assembly is then pulled through the conduit via the pull string. It can also be used to pull your assembly through duct work, in wall cavities, or other areas where routing needs to take place. Our pulling eyes include a heavy-duty swivel hook to prevent the cable from twisting during the pull. The metal pull hook is attached to a designated pull string inside of your assembly usually consisting of Kevlar so that you are not pulling on the fiber strands themselves. The pulling eye includes heat shrink tubing that covers the back side of the pull hook, and the pull basket that contains your fiber optic connectors. The pull basket is constructed with super strong polyethylene mesh that tightens itself around the strands and connectors keeping them securely in place during install. The connectors are also staggered inside of the pull basket for less bulk, and each connector is individually plastic wrapped to prevent contamination by pulling lubricants and other debris. Our pulling eyes are always recommended as they make your pull much easier while providing further protection of your connectors. We always recommend pulling eyes on both ends, even if you’re only pulling one end of the assembly. This helps protect the back side of your assembly’s connectors and prevent damage. The pull hook can be secured on the back end to prevent twisting and flapping of your connectors during install.


Pre-Terminated Fiber Cable vs. Field-Terminated Fiber Cable


When comparing pre-terminated fiber optic cable to field-terminated fiber cable, it is essential to understand the advantages and considerations associated with each option. 


Pre-terminated fiber cable assemblies come with factory-installed connectors, making them ready for immediate deployment upon arrival. This minimizes installation time and reduces the need for specialized labor, ensuring a quicker and more straightforward installation process. 


The pre-terminated fiber optic assemblies are precisely manufactured and tested in controlled environments, ensuring high-quality connections and optimal performance.


On the other hand, field-terminated fiber cables require connectors to be installed on-site during the installation process. While this option offers more flexibility in terms of cable length customization, it typically demands more time and skilled labor for termination. 


Field termination requires careful attention to detail to avoid performance issues, and the quality of the connection may be influenced by the installer's proficiency. 


The choice between pre-terminated and field-terminated fiber cables depends on specific project requirements, budget considerations, and the desired balance between installation speed and customization options.




When Should I Use / When should I not use Pre-Terminated Fiber Optic Assemblies?


Determining when to use or not use pre-terminated fiber optic assemblies depends on various factors, each influencing the decision-making process for a particular project. 


Pre-terminated cable assemblies are ideal for scenarios where speed and efficiency in installation are critical. These assemblies come factory-tested and ready-to-use, making them advantageous in environments where minimizing installation time is a priority. 


Additionally, projects with limited access to skilled labor or those requiring a plug-and-play solution often benefit from the convenience of pre-terminated assemblies.


However, there are instances where pre-terminated assemblies may not be the most suitable choice. Projects with unique specifications or non-standard configurations that demand on-site customization might find field-terminated solutions more appropriate. 


Additionally, when dealing with large-scale installations that involve varying cable lengths, field-terminated options allow for more precise adjustments to meet specific requirements. 


Budget considerations may also play a role, as pre-terminated assemblies may have a higher upfront cost compared to field-terminated options, especially if customization is a significant factor in the project. 


In essence, the decision to use pre-terminated fiber optic assemblies should be based on a careful evaluation of project requirements, installation constraints, and cost considerations.

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