Fiber Optic Blog Discusses Latest Industry Trends

Posted by Kevin Miller on Wed, Jun 2, 2010 @ 14:06 PM


A new blog discussing the latest trends and practices in the world of fiber optic equipment testing and monitoring is now available from M2 Optics

June 2, 2010 - M2 Optics Inc.
(Raleigh, NC), a leading provider of unique fiber optic test and monitoring solutions, announced the addition of a new blog on their website for discussing fiber optic equipment and systems. The blog, which will include a variety of topics from basic fiber optic education to advanced equipment and technical articles, appeals to a wide audience interested in the field of fiber optics.
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Solution for Real-Time Monitoring of Fiber Optic Networks

Posted by Kevin Miller on Mon, Apr 19, 2010 @ 19:04 PM

The Fiber Monitor allows users to monitor their optical networks and receive instant alerts of intrusion attempts, line breaks/faults, and other issues that can affect data transmission.

Raleigh, NC - April 19, 2010

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Topics: optical fiber

M2 Optics Releases OTDR Launch Box for CATV & Telecom Technicians

Posted by Kevin Miller on Tue, Feb 16, 2010 @ 19:02 PM

February 16, 2010 (Raleigh, NC) - M2 Optics Inc., a leading provider of packaged optical fiber for test and measurement, announced the release today of a new product for short length applications. The OTDR Sidekick is a compact, rugged test box useful to engineers and technicians maintaining fiber optic networks, as well as anyone requiring a short length of fiber (up to 1km) for testing procedures.

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Topics: optical fiber

M2 Optics to Offer Spools of Bare Optical Fiber

Posted by Kevin Miller on Sun, Jan 10, 2010 @ 19:01 PM

M2 Optics to Offer Spools of Bare Optical Fiber

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Topics: optical fiber

M2 Optics Offers Extremely Rugged Optical Fiber Enclosure

Posted by Kevin Miller on Tue, Dec 8, 2009 @ 18:12 PM

The Fiber Lab 800HE provides an ideal solution for maximum protection of optical fiber spools, where heavy use and harsh environments are expected.

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Topics: optical fiber, fiber lab, network simulation