Good question. When it comes to fiber cable protection, you have a few choices depending on your need. When you’ve got long-range cables running between building floors and traveling within ducts, your best bet is an innerduct. Not only a sturdy protective vessel, innerducts can actually be installed prior to fiber being ran. This cool solution means that you can route your innerducts in whichever direction you need and pull your fibers later and terminate it. You’ll also save precious time repairing damaged fiber pulled during new construction.

Innerducts work to isolate fragile cables and to protect them from any outside container crushing. Accidents happen so protect your expensive cabling - an ounce of prevention will go a long way.

CablesPlus USA sells innerducts, pre-adhesive raceways, heavy duty cable fiber protectives, and even protective devices which can be used on anything from ramps and rails making sure that foot and wheeled traffic crosses your expensive wires safely.

An innerduct is flexible cover that houses cables to protect them from anything that could harm them or tamper with them. The innerduct usually surrounds fiber optic cables that are to be run underground. They can also be run in air-handling spaces either horizontally or vertically.

These innerduct are usually orange in color but can sometimes come in multiple shades. They are typically very lightweight and extremely flexible, which is a plus during the installation process. The small amount of weight and the flexibility of the innerduct permits for them to be installed in small or confined areas.