Fiber Optics
Fiber Splicing & OTDR Testing
Fusion splicing, OTDR characterization, power meter testing, and full link documentation by Saudi field-certified technicians.
Overview
Field-grade fusion splicing and link characterization
Our splicing and testing teams deliver fusion splicing, OTDR characterization, optical power meter testing, fault isolation, and complete link documentation across single-mode and multi-mode fiber networks. Equipment and procedures are aligned with Saudi telecom operator and contractor requirements.
Quick Facts
- Single-mode & multi-mode splicing
- Bi-directional OTDR traces & trace files
- Optical power meter (OPM) testing
- IL / RL documentation per link
- Same-day mobilization for restoration
What We Deliver
Scope of Work
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Fusion Splicing
Single-fiber and ribbon splicing with calibrated splicers, splice protection sleeves, and tray dressing.
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OTDR Testing
Bi-directional OTDR traces with event tables and trace files exported per link in SOR format.
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Power Meter Testing
End-to-end insertion-loss measurement using calibrated source and OPM at standard wavelengths.
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Fault Isolation
OTDR-driven troubleshooting to identify break, bend, or contamination on existing links.
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Link Documentation
Complete as-built records โ splice records, trace PDFs, and patch panel labeling.
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Restoration Support
Call-out service for fiber cut restoration and link-down events across Saudi Arabia.
Field Work
Fibre Cable Laying on the Ground
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Do you handle both indoor and outdoor splicing?
Yes. Indoor splicing for ODF / ODB / FAT environments, and outdoor splicing for OSP joint closures, splice pits, and aerial routes.
What OTDR output do you provide?
We deliver bi-directional OTDR traces with event tables in SOR format alongside a consolidated PDF link report.
Do you support emergency restoration?
Yes โ we offer call-out fiber restoration. WhatsApp or call our dispatch number for fastest response across Riyadh, Dammam, and Jeddah.
Which wavelengths do you test at?
1310 / 1550 nm for single-mode, 850 / 1300 nm for multi-mode, with additional wavelengths available on request.
Need fiber splicing or OTDR support?
Tell us link counts and location. We’ll respond with a mobilization timeline and quote.