Fiber optic splicing has revolutionized long-distance and high-capacity telecommunications. That is why this method is being used in many telecommunication networks in Plymouth, MA. As a matter of fact, many companies with existing telecommunication networks that use copper wires are now starting to transition to optical fibers.
Compared to copper wires, fiber optics are less expensive. Several miles of fiber optic telecommunication networks can be constructed less expensively than equivalent lengths of copper wires, so companies can save on set-up costs. As a result, business owners are now choosing telecommunication network design installations that incorporate fiber optic splicing.
Fiber optic splicing allows for the installation and configuration of telecommunication networks that have a higher carrying capacity. Optical fibers can be drawn in smaller diameters than copper wires which means that more optical fibers can be bundled into a given diameter allowing more phone lines over the same cable or more channels can come through the cable, without having light signals interfere with fibers in the same cable. So along with maximizing resources, you are also optimizing results.
To find out more about the advantages of incorporating fiber optic splicing in telecommunication network design installations, contact ElecComm.
