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Fibre Splicing

Fibre Optic Splicing and Fibre Technology in Nigeria

Fibre installation, fusion splicing, testing and fault restoration for networks that need to stay up.

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Fibre splicing: a fusion splicer joining two fibre strands, a cable cross-section showing cores, and a splice closure Fusion splice Cable cores
Overview

Fibre optic cable carries data over long distances with high capacity and low loss, but its performance depends on the quality of every splice and connection. Our team provides fibre optic splicing in Nigeria and complete fibre services for internet providers, businesses, estates and industrial sites.

We carry out fusion splicing, install and terminate cable in ODF panels and splice closures, and test each link with an OTDR and power meter so you receive documented results. Projects range from FTTH and FTTx drops for homes and offices to backbone routes and campus networks connecting several buildings.

When a cable is cut or a link degrades, our technicians locate the fault with an OTDR and restore service. Fibre also supports our other systems, linking CCTV and access control across large sites, and complementing microwave radio links where cable cannot be laid. Every installation is labelled and documented, so future changes and repairs are faster, and maintenance agreements are available for networks that cannot afford long outages.

What you get

  • High capacity, low-loss data links
  • Documented test results for every link
  • Faster restoration when cables are damaged
  • Neat, labelled and maintainable installations
  • Infrastructure ready for future growth
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Why choose GPSFleet

  • NCC-licensed telecoms and security contractor
  • Engineers based in Port Harcourt and Lagos
  • Projects delivered in all 36 states and the FCT
  • One team for design, installation and maintenance

Industries we serve

Internet service providersTelecoms operatorsCorporate campusesResidential estatesOil & gas and industrial sitesHospitals and universities
Features

Fibre Splicing features

Fusion splicing

Low-loss fusion splices for single-mode and multi-mode fibre, in the field or in the rack.

OTDR testing

OTDR traces and power meter readings to certify links and locate faults accurately.

FTTH and FTTx

Fibre to the home, building or office, including drop cables, splitters and terminations.

Backbone and campus fibre

Fibre routes linking buildings, sites and data rooms with planned capacity for growth.

ODF and closure installation

Neat installation of optical distribution frames, patch panels and splice closures.

Fault restoration

Rapid response to cable cuts and degraded links, with repair and retesting.

Our process

How we deliver

  1. Survey and route planning

    We review the route, existing ducts and termination points, and plan the fibre design.

  2. Cable installation

    Fibre is laid through ducts, trays or aerial routes and terminated in ODFs and closures.

  3. Splicing and testing

    Every fibre is fusion spliced and tested with an OTDR and power meter.

  4. Documentation and maintenance

    You receive test results and route records, with maintenance and fault restoration available.

Get a quote for fibre splicing

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FAQ

Fibre Splicing questions

Can’t find your answer? Ask our engineers.

Fusion splicing joins two optical fibres by aligning them precisely and fusing them with an electric arc. The result is a permanent joint with very low signal loss and reflection, which is why it is the preferred method for backbone, FTTH and campus networks. Each splice is protected with a sleeve and stored in a closure or tray.

An OTDR (Optical Time Domain Reflectometer) sends light down the fibre and measures what is reflected back. It shows the length of the link, the loss at each splice and connector, and the location of any break or bend. OTDR results prove the quality of a new installation and help locate faults quickly.

Yes. When a fibre is cut or a link degrades, our technicians use an OTDR to find the fault location, then repair and resplice the cable and retest the link. Response times depend on the location and access to the route, and maintenance agreements can be arranged for networks that need priority support.

Yes. We design and install campus fibre that links offices, warehouses, gatehouses and control rooms on the same site. This provides fast, reliable connections for data, CCTV and access control. We plan routes through existing ducts where possible, or recommend new ducting or aerial cable where needed.

Related services

Microwave Radio

Point-to-point and point-to-multipoint microwave radio links

CCTV Installation

Home, office and industrial CCTV with remote phone viewing

Ready to see where every vehicle is, right now?

Talk to an engineer today. Installation in all 36 states and the FCT.

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