1. Telecommunications
In telecommunications, overhead fiber optic cables are primarily used to span long distances, such as in mountainous areas, deserts, and undersea environments. Underground fiber optic cables in these areas are difficult to lay, but using overhead fiber optic cables can avoid the challenges of terrain and reduce cable losses, thereby improving communication quality.
2. Network Infrastructure
Overhead fiber optic cables also have applications in network infrastructure development. For example, laying fiber optic cables along urban roads and railways effectively connects and unifies the management of intelligent systems such as traffic lights and self-service kiosks.
3. Remote Monitoring
For areas requiring remote monitoring, such as oil pipelines and highways, the use of overhead fiber optic cables can effectively address data transmission challenges. Overhead fiber optic cables enable real-time monitoring of remote equipment and data transmission, thereby improving equipment safety.