ProLabs is focused on innovations in optical transport and connectivity. The combination of our knowledge of optics and networking equipment enables ProLabs to be your single source for optical transport and connectivity solutions from 100Mb to 100G while providing innovative solutions that increase network efficiency.
WHY PROLABS
SOLUTIONS IN OPTICAL + COPPER TRANSCEIVERS
Optical + Copper Transceivers
ProLabs offers an extensive range of compatible optical and copper transceivers to fit your requirements.
All transceivers are standards-based and comply with the MSA (Multi-Source Agreement). ProLabs commitment to quality means they are manufactured utilising the highest quality components available, producing a consistent, standardised product, purpose-built for compatibility with today’s top Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM) specification
Our transceivers range from 100BASE-FX to 100Gb and cover optical and copper transceivers such as GBIC, SFP, Xenpak, X2, XFP, SFP+, QSFP+, CFP and QSFP28 which are all rigorously tested and coded in our own facilities to ensure the highest levels of performance. We perform 100% application testing in end-use conditions.
Direct Attached & Active Optical Cables
DACs & AOCs are a simple to install, cost-effective and interoperable solution, often used for data centre short to medium reach interconnects.
Terminated with transceiver-style connectors, they are designed to be used in the same ports as a typical SFP+ or QSFP transceiver, with no need for adapters or converters – enabling your connectivity needs with in Top of Rack and End of Row environments.
Passive Connectivity
Multiplexers and patch cables – ProLabs offer a full range of fibre optical connectivity products.
ProLabs passive fibre optic connectivity products provide solutions for a wide range of networking requirements. Pre-terminated fibre optic patch cables offer quick connections between transceivers and other network elements. Passive fibre optic multiplexers and splitters provide solutions for network operators to maximise existing fibre infrastructure.