Most optical fiber is 125um of glass with 250um coating. The coating and the jacketing that make up the cable (mostly non-recyclable plastic) are the real problem.
Most optical fiber is 125um of glass with 250um coating. The coating and the jacketing that make up the cable (mostly non-recyclable plastic) are the real problem.
Fiber optic cables are very much not recyclable, at least with the current recycling technologies.
Are you using a switch on the way in?
Some are complex, most aren’t I’d say.