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Optical Fibre Solutions
Optical Fibre solutions
Experts in fibre optic design, installation, termination, certification and commissioning
UTA Fibre will design, install, terminate, certify and commission a fibre optic infrastructure to exceed industry standards.
- Future-proof solutions for your LAN’s, Wireless infrastructure, CCTV, MATV and AV requirements.
- Experienced in a diverse range of environments including theatres, schools, factories, offices, data centres, cruise ships, residential and hospitals.
- All our engineers are equipped with the very latest Fluke Inspection, Certification and Fault Diagnostic equipment.
Structured Cabling
Fibre optic cabling solutions, from Local Area Network (LAN) and campus backbones, through to high-density server room or data centre applications. Read more…
Fusion Splicing
Expert fibre optic splicing with state of the art splicing tools
• Telecom & CATV Splicing
• Emergency restoration and in-service “hot cuts”
• Singlemode / Multimode / Pigtails (ST, SC, LC, FC and APC)
Direct Termination
We offer a wide range of fibre optic terminations, including multi-mode and single mode using OS1, OM1, OM2, OM3 classes of fibre and terminating with FCPC, LC, ST and SC connectors. Read more…
Testing & Certification
Full certification on SM (single mode) or MM (multi-mode) with our OTDR (Optical time-domain reflectometer) equipment including Digital Fibre Scope, compliant to both TIA/ISO standards and user defined parameters. Read more…
Why use Optic Fibre?
The use of fibre optic cabling has many advantages over its copper counterpart…
Why use Optic Fibre?
The use of fibre optic cabling has many advantages over its copper counterpart…
Famously its ability to carry huge amounts of data over much longer distances than copper. However, it can also pay dividends in smaller, local applications. Fibre is more secure than copper, as signal interception is more complex and expensive than with an electrical signal. It can also offer cost savings and stability due to its immunity to electromagnetic interference and its versatility. With the speed of technological advances, and the amount of data transmitted dramatically increasing to keep up with it, a fibre infrastructure will support your system for many years to come.