Fiber optic cable, with hundreds of times the capacity as copper wire and tens of times the signal-carrying distance, opens exciting new wireless applications and requires new skills and tools.

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Products

Fiber Optic Cable, Connectors & Jumpers

Field Installable Connectors Single-Mode Connectors In-Building Fiber Cables

Outdoor Fiber Cables Fiber Optic Cable Jumpers

Fiber Optic Accessories

Patch Panels Mounting Plates Enclosures LGX Adapter Plates

Attenuators Splice Trays Port Rack Mounts

Fiber Optic Test Equipment

Fiber Optic Test & Inspection HH Power Meters & Light Sources Optical Time Domain Reflectometers (OTDRs)

Fiber Optic Test Kits Fusion Splicing Systems

Fiber Optic Prep Tools

Cleaners Cleavers & Scribes Crimpers Cutters Inspection Kits

Polishing Restoration Kits Splice Kits Strippers

Fiber Mounting Hardware & Cable Management

Cable Runway Wire Basket Hanger Kits Angle Tower Adapters Universal Stand-off Hoisting Grip

Ice Bridge Kit Aluminum Ladder Tray (Rooftop) Wall/Roof Feed Thrus Boots Conduit

Network Equipment

Media Converters

Training

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Resources

Designing the Right Solution

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White Papers

Fiber to the Antenna: the Sky's the Limit

Today's wireless operators face on-going challenges to supply the coverage and capacity that their customers want, especially for data. This includes depolyment of 3G and 4G solutions, often in crowded towere and rooftop environments.

Read Fiber to the Antenna: the Sky's the Limit from The Wireless Journal
Volume 17, No. 5.

Fiber-Handling Essentials for Next-Generation Networks

As demand for data continues to increase, so does the penetration of optical fiber into the network. While fiber's contribution to network performance is indisputable, fiber connectors are recognized as the physical networks' most problematic element.

Read Fiber-Handling Essentials for Next-Generation Networks from The Wireless Journal
Volume 17, No. 5.

Fiber Optics in Local Area Networks

the bandwidth needs of businesses continur to grow every year. The introduction of new network and web-based applications are the reason for this growth.

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Webinars

iDAS: Bringing Cellular Coverage From the Outside In

Our webinar explores the causes of poor signal strength and the latest solutions that resolve these issues.

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