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Why use Fibre Optic?

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Why use Fibre Optic?

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• Fibre is immune to interference: Fibre optic cabling means the end of EMI and EMC interference. It’s unique characteristics make it immune to cross-talk, radio and electrical disturbances, allowing you to lay it where you need it, without having to worry about the proximity to electrical systems. • Fibre goes the distance: Remember repeaters? With copper cabling, the maximum transmission distance is 100 meters, which means that expensive office space has to be given up for electrical closets to house all the hubs and other equipment. Now, you can put your space to better use with fibre cables that can run up to 4K and still meet the technical requirements of Ethernet specifications. • Fibre is secure: Where information security is the prime concern fibre optic is the only cabling technology guaranteed to be immune from unauthorised eavesdropping. With a centralized communications room, employees can no longer rearrange the LAN, which gives your Network Manager much more control over

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