YUTIANHOME 100 Meters 6 Core Industrial TPU LC to LC Outdoor Armored Fiber Optic Cable, OS2 Single Mode 6 Strands Fiber Patch Cable with LC Connectors, 9/125um, OD-5mm, Direct Burial LC-LC

This is a weird statement... but... this is stronger than a normal copper wire. Walking on it, rolling over it, seems to not hurt it, but copper flexes and cracks pretty easily.Combine that with the data rates capable, or video signals, and this is an easy choice.Easy to run, easy to use.

I chose this cable for 3 main reasons: 1. You can directly bury it in the ground. 2. It has extra layers that protect the inside wires from damage due to mice/rats chewing (metal steel Armor and Glass fiber yarns). 3. The value for amount of feet you get is an unbelievable price.

The YUTIANHOME Industrial Fiber Optic Cable is a reliable solution for outdoor networking applications! With its armored construction and TPU jacket, it provides excellent protection against environmental factors like moisture and abrasion. The LC to LC connectors ensure easy and secure connections, and the 500 feet length offers ample coverage for my projects. Say goodbye to downtime

I have finally decided to jump into Fiber Optic for runs to my shop and my garage. When this came up for review I jumped on it. I have picked up a roll of both mixed mode and single mode. I ordered up 4 media converters and 2 MM and 2 SM SFP transceivers.Pros:Nice spool rolled with no tight radius on the cable.Very positive engagement into the transceiver.Very nice jacket/sleeving with amazing shrink tubing where they spit out.Cons:Nothing that I can see as a drawback on this cable.I received my media converters today along with the cable, I hooked everything up and just ran RJ45 to box one, connected up the fiber and the other box to my router. Took a few seconds for the media converters to sync, but then I had the lovely 1g link light and blinking activity lights.Next up is to run some 1" conduit to my buildings and pull this through so I can ditch my slow wireless bridge setup.

This sure beats splicing and this cable is built like a tank. Pulled it through conduit and direct-buried it over a 300 foot run. Connection is solid and I’m currently running 2 10G connections on it without an issue.