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• Frequently Asked Questions

• What is celerity fiber optic?

  Celerity Fiber Optic – the best quality ultra-high definition AV connections. Celerity sends HDMI, and DVI signals up to 1000 feet over Celerity Fiber Optic cables with the best picture quality and speed for connecting AV components, controllers, switchers, video walls, computers, projectors and 4K Ultra High Definition displays.

• Why jcsinc fiber optic?

  Established in 1999, JCSinc continues to be on the cutting edge of fiber optic technology. We work closely with local telephone companies to ensure our customers the fastest, most reliable service available. Working across the Upper Midwest, JCSinc is ready to provide the service you demand, and deserve.

• Why choose NETnet recycling for fiber optic cable and fiber scrap?

  Net Recycling is one of the only companies to recycle Fiber Optic Cable and Fiber scrap. We also assist the Fiber Optic Industries recycle all the packing material that protect the integrity of the cable. The fiber scrap recycling process is handled from A to Z by setting up the logistics for picking up and delivering to our and their facilities.

• Why ngngn fiber optic?

  NGN’s fiber-optic network supports EMCs, municipalities, carriers, and communities with industry-leading gigabit connectivity. We empower customers to “Live Rural. Work Global,” creating tools for better training, teaching, and healthcare, and opportunities for businesses and residents to be more efficient and connected.

• What is a fused fiber optic?

  A fused fiber optic is a structure formed by two independent optical fibers. Please visit our Fused Biconical Taper (FBT) page for more information. Gould Fiber Optics uses our patented GlasSolder process for making a glass to glass bond between optical fibers and silica substrate.