A hybrid cable incorporates optical fibers and copper wires within the same jacket, and can supply power to devices while transmitting data. The 5G hybrid fiber optic and power cables incorporate both fiber and copper conductors in one cable. It contains two or more copper conductors that deliver DC power and optical fiber strands that deliver data to a remote device through one medium. A single cable delivers 48-52 volts over a short distance (Macro Tower 300 feet) and 380 volts for long distance (small-cell remote power 3 km). As the telecommunications and building industries converge on fiber optic cable, there will still be a need for copper cabling in certain situations. SZOPT’s hybrid cables are to assist builders to interconnect wireless applications on their premises. This operation provides solutions and cable designs using hybrid cables in the deployment of wireless applications.