A seven-hole plum blossom pipe is a very common and practical communication pipeline, mainly used for the laying and protection of communication cables.

In essence, its primary function is to provide an organized, secure, and scalable underground 'highway system' for various communication cables.

Here are the detailed uses and features broken down:

1. Main Uses

1. The laying of optical fiber cables

· This is the most important and common use of the seven-hole plum flower pipe. With the popularity of "light into copper and FTTH (fiber to the home), a large number of pipes are needed to lay the home fiber optic cables. Seven-hole pipes can separate the fiber optic cables of different operators (such as telecom, mobile, and Unicom) or different business, avoiding confusion.

2. The Laying of Communication Cables and Weak Current Lines

· In addition to optical fiber, traditional communication cables, network cables (such as Ethernet cables), and other low-voltage cables (such as cable television cables) can also be used for laying.