Hybrid Cable – Power & Fiber in One

Power Your Network and Your Infrastructure — Simultaneously

Key Features

• All-in-one design — power and fiber structurally separated inside one jacket for clean, easy termination
• Faster installation — eliminates dual-cable routing, cutting labor time and project costs
• Smart-ready — built for smart grid, FTTH, and modern building infrastructure demands

Applications

• Fiber-to-the-Home (FTTH) residential deployments
• Smart grid and utility distribution networks
• Commercial buildings and campus infrastructure
• Data centers requiring co-located power and data runs

More details about a Hybrid Cable

                           GDTA bybrid fiber cable with 2 copper conductors

                    GDTS hybrid fiber cable with 2 copper conductors 

            GDTS hybrid fiber cable with 2*2.5MM² copper conductors

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FAQ

1. What is a Hybrid Cable (OPLC)?
It’s a single cable that combines low-voltage power lines and fiber optic cables, enabling simultaneous electricity transmission and high-speed data communication.

2. Can I install it like a regular power cable?
Yes. The power and fiber sections are structurally separate, so installation, routing, and termination are similar to standard low-voltage cables.

3. What voltage rating does it support?
It is rated for 0.6/1kV and below, making it suitable for low-voltage power distribution.

4. Do I still need separate conduits for power and data?
No. The hybrid design eliminates the need for separate wiring, reducing material costs and installation time.

5. Where is OPLC commonly used?
In smart grid systems, FTTH (fiber to the home), residential complexes, and buildings requiring both terminal power and fast internet connectivity.