IFC (Inter Facility Cable)

Single-Mode Intra Facility Cable IFC

Single-mode Connectorized IFC

An IFC (Intra-facility) cable consists out of one or more sub-units, which contain twelve 900 micron fibers. It can be pre-connectorized at one or both ends.

IFC cable is typically used indoors

• Between an optical distribution frame and the cable vault
• To make a connection between optical distribution frames
• Between patching and splicing shelves inside an optical distribution frame

An IFC cable design can offer advantages over standard patchcords because it eliminates the need for a fiber-optic ducting system.

The glass-reinforced central strenght member of the cables ensures that the cable can be laid directly on standard support systems.

The low-smoke zero-halogen outer jacket of the cable can be stripped back in the field for additional flexibility. Cables are available with a wide variety of fiber counts and connector types. They are delivered on a drum to facilitate a fast, safe and easy installation.

All IFC assemblies are compatible with the TE Connectivity FIST system.