GJXH Indoor Drop Cable
Indoor subscriber and building access
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FTTH Indoor Drop Cable
Compact indoor drop cable for subscriber access, building wiring and FTTH last-meter connection.
Available Models
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GJXFH Indoor Drop Cable
Indoor FTTH access with non-metallic strength member
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Fibre outlet to subscriber equipment
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Indoor distribution, equipment connection and patch cable assemblies
View product detailsJiaxin Factory Workflow
Turn the RFQ Into a Production-Ready Order
Jiaxin reviews the requested model against the route and turns the confirmed requirements into a controlled production and inspection file.
Drawing and BOM
Confirm cable construction, fibre brand, materials, colour code, printing and tolerance before production.
Production checkpoints
Track colouring, tube extrusion, stranding, sheathing and armour steps required by the selected model.
Test records
Define attenuation, OTDR, dimensional and mechanical checks and the records required before shipment.
Export packing
Confirm drum length, labels, moisture protection, loading plan and destination documents.
Jiaxin procurement checklist
Specify an indoor FTTH order before selecting the SKU
Choose the indoor cable construction and termination method together. Jiaxin's procurement review separates bulk cable from factory-terminated assemblies so distributors can confirm jacket requirements, lengths, connector interfaces and packaging before placing a mixed order. An indoor designation alone is not evidence of a local fire classification.
| Order item | Information to supply | Approval risk |
|---|---|---|
| Strength member | GJXH or GJXFH drawing, metallic/non-metallic requirement and cable dimensions | Confirm the actual construction instead of relying only on an acronym. |
| Building requirement | Required jacket material, applicable fire classification and supporting documentation | LSZH material wording does not itself establish a regulatory fire rating. |
| Optical package | Fibre type, count, bend limits and installation method | Use the agreed datasheet limits; avoid a universal bend-radius claim. |
| Termination | Bulk reel or assembly; connector type, UPC/APC polish, ends and finished length | Confirm the receiving port and do not mix incompatible polish interfaces. |
| Distributor packing | Lengths per SKU, reel/coil format, labels and carton quantities | Keep bulk-cable and assembly labels distinguishable. |
From RFQ to approved supply
- Separate bulk-cable quantities from pre-connectorized assembly quantities in the BOM.
- Approve the cable drawing, jacket requirement and connector interface for each SKU.
- Define optical inspection and, for assemblies, end-face and connector acceptance requirements.
- Approve printing, length labels and carton grouping before the production order is released.
Procurement questions
What should I confirm when comparing GJXH and GJXFH?
Confirm the strength-member material and the agreed cable drawing. This category includes GJXFH as a non-metallic option, but dimensions, fibre specification and jacket requirements still need approval for the actual order.
Does an LSZH jacket automatically meet my country's building rules?
No. State the required classification and documentation in the RFQ. Jacket material and fire-test classification are different requirements, and local acceptance must be checked against the project specification.
Can bulk cable and connectorized drops share an OEM order?
They can be requested in one BOM, but list them as separate SKUs with their own lengths, labels and acceptance requirements. Confirm feasible quantities, lead time and packing during the quotation review.