Fiber Optic Cable Routing
Safe and standard routing of fiber optic cables indoors and outdoors (aerial, underground).
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Fiber Optic Network Installation & Splicing
Fiber optic cable routing, splicing, testing, and network design. High-speed infrastructure for business and corporate networks.
Our Services and Installation Details
We offer professional services using the latest technologies and standards. Our team guarantees quality and reliability.
Optic Splicing
Splicing optical fibers with high-precision Japanese equipment, ensuring minimal signal loss.
High-Speed Connection
Implementation of FTTH (Fiber to the Home) and FTTB (Fiber to the Building) technologies for gigabit speeds.
ODF and Media Converter Installation
Installation of optical distribution frames (ODF), patch cord connections, and SFP module configuration.
Network Testing
Accurate measurement of optical line length and losses with an OTDR tester, and certification after completion.
Damage Restoration
Prompt location and repair of broken or damaged optical lines through splicing, available 24/7.
Why Choose Our Service?
- Highly qualified certified team
- Modern equipment and tools
- Official warranty on completed work
- Fast response and 24/7 support
- Best price and transparent costs
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the advantages of a fiber optic network?
Fiber optic cables allow unlimited speed transmission (10Gbps and above), are not affected by electromagnetic fields, and can transmit information over long distances.
How much does optic splicing cost per point?
The splicing price depends on the number of cores and working conditions. Usually, for large projects, the price for splicing 1 core starts from 10-15 GEL.
Do you repair damaged cables?
Yes, we have an emergency rescue service where we locate the broken optical line with an OTDR and repair it.
What equipment do you use for splicing?
We use modern, automatic splicing machines from Fujikura and Sumitomo brands, which provide minimal loss (0.01 dB).
How is fiber integrated into the internal network?
The incoming optical cable is terminated in an ODF, from which it connects to your main Router or Switch via an SFP module or media converter.