Fiber optic cable

Fiber optics is a data transmission technology that uses very thin glass or plastic threads to carry light signals. It offers much higher speeds, lower latency, and better reliability than traditional copper cables, making it ideal for bandwidth-intensive applications such as 4K streaming, online gaming, remote work, and intensive professional uses, thus meeting the growing needs of the Moroccan market.

The choice depends on several factors: the type of connection (single-mode for long distances and high performance, multi-mode for shorter distances), the fiber core diameter (50µm or 62.5µm for multi-mode), the type of connectors needed (SC, LC, ST, etc.), and the installation environment (indoor, outdoor, buried). Feel free to consult our guides or contact our customer service for assistance in choosing.

Single-mode cables have a very narrow fiber core (around 9 µm) that allows a single mode of light to propagate, reducing dispersion and enabling transmissions over very long distances with high bandwidth. Multi-mode cables have a larger core (50 µm or 62.5 µm) and allow multiple modes of light to propagate, making them more affordable and suitable for short distances, such as within a building.

The most common connectors are SC (push-pull, rectangular), LC (smaller, for higher port densities), and ST (bayonet, less common today). The choice depends on the equipment to which you will connect the cable. LCs are increasingly popular due to their compactness.

Yes, we offer a wide range of standard lengths, but we can also explore custom solutions to meet specific needs. You can also find cables with different jacketing (PVC, LSZH for low smoke and toxic gas emission) adapted to various installation environments.

In Morocco, as elsewhere, adopting fiber optics, whether directly to your home (FTTH) or at the infrastructure level, allows you to benefit from significantly faster download and upload speeds, reduced latency (essential for gaming and video calls), and a more stable connection less prone to interference than older ADSL technologies. This translates into a significantly improved user experience.