Data Closet Cleanup/Re-Wiring
Do your cables, racks and data cabinets look more like an alien creature about to attack rather than an organized cabling network system? Is it almost impossible to identify the wires and where they connect? Mismanaged, unorganized cabling systems can lead to time consuming costly problems when installing new equipment or troubleshooting the existing system. Let us help you turn it all into an organized, manageable cabling system with easy to identify cable wiring.
Fiber Solutions
Our technicians offer a long-standing record of fiber optics expertise. From single mode to multimode fiber, we can help. Our fiber applications include installation, termination, splicing and testing of indoor, outdoor, and aerial fiber cable. We’ll help determine the correct solution for your application by implementing a complete solution eliminating the added expense of redoing your cable every couple of years.
For maximum versatility and durability, fiber optic cabling solutions can be implemented into your network. Fiber offers speed and reliability from the building entrance to the desktop, whether it's in the office or on the factory floor. Fiber cable also provides greater bandwidth and longer transmission distances while improving the overall efficiency of your network. A fiber optic solution in your building or campus environment provides a secure link for your multiple application network. Today’s fiber topic cable offers almost unlimited bandwidth and unique advantages over all other transmission cabling.
If you’re looking for multimode or single mode fiber, we have fiber solutions to meet the demands of small, medium and large sized businesses. A-Byte Communications offers full service fiber optic solutions. This benefits our customers by eliminating the need to hire multiple contractors for cable installation, termination, fusion splicing, and testing. We specialize in fiber optic fusion splicing for both multimode and singlemode applications.
Fusion splicing: Fusion splicing is a junction of two or more optical fibers that have been permanently affixed by welding them together by an electronic arc.
Knowledge of fiber optic splicing methods are vital to any company. Fiber optic technicians involved in telecommunications and networking projects should be skilled in both fiber splicing methods.
There are two methods used in the splicing of fiber: fusion splicing and mechanical splicing. It is important to look at your long-term goals in this field in order to chose which technique best fits your economic and performance objectives.
The procedure of fiber optic splicing involves joining two fiber optic cables together and is the preferred method when the cable runs are too long for a single length of fiber or when joining two different types of cable together, such as 48-fiber cable and four 12-fiber cables. Splicing is also used to restore fiber optic cables when a buried cable is severed.
