Fiber cable installation
Install fiber for network backbones, buildings, equipment rooms, telecommunications spaces and other infrastructure projects.
Fiber Optic Installation & Splicing
Professional fiber infrastructure for buildings, networks and facilities.
Northwest Ohio Broadband installs, terminates, splices and tests fiber-optic infrastructure for businesses, farms, churches, facilities and other organizations across Northwest, Southwest and Central Ohio and Northeast, East Central and Central Indiana. From building-to-building links to network backbones and MDF/IDF connectivity, we can build fiber infrastructure designed around your network.
Fiber Infrastructure
Built for distance, bandwidth and reliability.
- Single-mode fiber
- Multimode fiber
- Fusion splicing
- Fiber termination
- Fiber testing & troubleshooting
- Building-to-building fiber
- MDF & IDF connectivity
- Network backbone installation
Fiber Optic Services
Fiber infrastructure from installation through testing.
Fiber can provide high-bandwidth connectivity across buildings, large facilities and distances where traditional copper Ethernet is not the right solution.
Professional fiber splicing
Fusion splicing for new installations, extensions and repair work where dependable low-loss fiber connections are required.
Fiber termination & patching
Terminate fiber into appropriate enclosures, panels and network infrastructure for clean and serviceable installations.
Testing & troubleshooting
Verify installed fiber, identify connectivity problems and help isolate damaged or problematic fiber infrastructure.
Building-to-building fiber
Connect offices, warehouses, shops, barns and other buildings without depending on long copper Ethernet runs between structures.
MDF & IDF fiber links
Build high-capacity backbone connections between network rooms, switches, floors and telecommunications spaces.
Why Fiber?
When copper is not the right connection.
Fiber is well suited for high-bandwidth network backbones, longer distances and connections between buildings. It also avoids the electrical and grounding concerns associated with running conductive copper data cabling between separate structures.
We can evaluate the route, distance, network equipment and future requirements before determining the appropriate fiber infrastructure for the project.
Common Applications
- Office and commercial buildings
- Warehouses and manufacturing facilities
- Farms, barns and agricultural buildings
- Churches and campuses
- Shops and outbuildings
- MDF-to-IDF network backbones
- Building-to-building networks
- Camera and wireless infrastructure
Complete Infrastructure
Fiber is only one part of the network.
Because Northwest Ohio Broadband also works with Ethernet cabling, switching, routing, Wi-Fi and other low-voltage infrastructure, we can look at how the fiber connection fits into the complete network.
Structured Cabling
Cat6 and Cat6A cabling, racks, patch panels and telecommunications infrastructure.
Commercial Structured Cabling →
Business Networking
Switching, routing, VLANs, Wi-Fi and the network equipment connected to your fiber backbone.
Business Networking →
Security Cameras
Fiber backbone infrastructure can support camera networks across larger properties and multiple buildings.
Commercial Security Cameras →
Low Voltage Services
Combine fiber with cabling, cameras, access control and other infrastructure under one project.
Low Voltage Services →
Planning A Fiber Project?
Let's look at the route, buildings and network requirements.
Tell us what you need to connect and we can help determine the appropriate fiber infrastructure for the project.