Cleerline to Exhibit SSF Double Jacket Micro Distribution Fiber Optic Cable at ISC West 2025

MISSOULA, Mont.— The Cleerline Technology Group, a manufacturer of fiber optic connectivity solutions for commercial and residential technology applications, has introduced the SSF Double Jacket Micro Distribution Fiber Optic Cable (DJMD).

The company states that its latest product has been engineered to bridge a critical gap between traditional micro distribution cables and larger, more rugged solutions.

“Security systems installers must have a high-durability, small form factor fiber optic cable solution that works seamlessly across numerous applications,” explains Rick Sant, managing partner at Cleerline Technology Group. “These innovations in cable design serve the needs of security professionals and have been the hallmark of the Cleerline brand since day one.”

SSF Double Jacket Micro Distribution Fiber Optic Cable Bolsters Network Connectivity

Cleerline points out that its newest 2 to 12 fiber optic cable integrates a dual-layer jacket that combines the compactness of a micro distribution cable with the durability needed for challenging environments.

The company emphasizes that its new SSF Double Jacket Micro Distribution Fiber Optic Cable is encased within this design is an inner 2.5mm cable sub-unit, providing added protection against physical damage and environmental factors. Compatible with standard 50/125 multimode and 9/125 single-mode fiber connector systems, the DJMD cable is designed to seamlessly integrate into existing networks. With an emphasis on performance, strength, and reliability, this compact cable solution offers enhanced performance for a broad range of installation applications.

Cleerline adds the SSF Double Jacket Micro Distribution Fiber Optic Cable dual jacket design and indoor/outdoor riser rating underscores its suitability for a diverse range of environments to further support seamless integration.

ISC West 2025 show attendees can visit Cleerline Technology Group during event, which takes place on April 2-4 in Las Vegas in booth #3039.

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