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This document discusses fiber optic cable solutions for connecting homes and buildings. It describes the types of fiber optic cables used, including jelly-filled mini loose tube cables with 2 to 144 fibers and glass armor protection. It also outlines the network access points, drops, outlets, and splitters used to distribute fiber connectivity within single homes, multi-unit buildings, and between buildings, including wall boxes and splitters ranging from 1x8 to 1x32 ports. Diagrams show examples of connectivity models for single homes and multi-unit buildings.
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