I'm wanting to switch to fibre optic but I don't want to move my Home Hub 2 because I have an Ethernet cable wired from it to my PC and I would have to re-route that and other wire connections from solar panels data readings and stuff. To compound problems Wi-Fi transmission through the walls in my house is a 4-letter word and I may get further problems from the Powerwall data feed signal from that.
My problem boils down to one of bend radius and fibre optic cables. I have a solution in my head but I'm struggling to find the practical devices that implement it. What I need is something like a thin cable reel with a radius 20x(?) the diameter of the cable that can be hung from a fixture on a wall of ceiling. Does such a thing exist, I'm sure it does but my search skills are limited?
What is the minimum bend radius for the type of cable generally used in home fibre internet service?
Thanks
My problem boils down to one of bend radius and fibre optic cables. I have a solution in my head but I'm struggling to find the practical devices that implement it. What I need is something like a thin cable reel with a radius 20x(?) the diameter of the cable that can be hung from a fixture on a wall of ceiling. Does such a thing exist, I'm sure it does but my search skills are limited?
What is the minimum bend radius for the type of cable generally used in home fibre internet service?
Thanks