Fibre optic installation and splicing
Fibre backbone links between floors, buildings and far corners of a warehouse, fusion spliced, terminated and tested by an ACMA open registered cabler.
When copper isn't enough
Copper data cable has a practical limit of about 100 metres. Beyond that, or between buildings, floors with separate comms rooms, or across a large warehouse, fibre is the reliable option. It also avoids electrical interference in plant rooms and factory areas.
What we do
- Single-mode and multi-mode fibre installation
- Fusion splicing and pigtail termination
- Fibre patch panels, enclosures and trays in the comms rack
- Backbone links between floors, buildings and outbuildings
- Media converters and fibre switch modules
- Loss testing with results supplied at handover
- Repair of damaged or cut fibre runs
Licensed for the job
Optical fibre cabling needs the right registration. We hold an ACMA open cabling registration with all endorsements, which covers fibre work, and document every run so the next technician isn't guessing.
Questions about fibre optic installation
Single-mode or multi-mode fibre?
Multi-mode suits shorter runs inside a building. Single-mode suits longer distances and links between buildings. We recommend based on distance and the equipment at each end.
Can you repair a cut fibre cable?
Yes. We locate the break, splice in a repair and retest the link, usually without replacing the whole run.
Do you supply test results?
Yes. Every spliced and terminated run is loss tested, and the results are included in your handover documents.
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Last reviewed September 2026.
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