Trusted Partner for Optical Infrastructure
SPH Networks is a European-backed manufacturer and supplier with a strong operational presence in South Africa, dedicated to delivering high-performance fiber optic tools, passive optical components, and network infrastructure solutions. Our comprehensive portfolio includes stripping tools, fusion splicers, cable reels, end-face inspection scopes, passive components (splitters, WDM, attenuators), AOC active optical cables, OTN routers, solar-powered communication systems, FTTH deployment solutions, port optical communication gear, and data center O&M equipment. We serve telecom carriers, research institutions, industrial enterprises, and system integrators across Africa and Europe.
Our manufacturing and assembly facilities leverage automated precision equipment and rigorous quality control to ensure consistent performance. We combine deep technical expertise with an agile supply chain to deliver customized solutions – from field deployment tools to high-density data center interconnects. Our commitment to innovation and reliability has made us a preferred partner for projects requiring massive data transmission, remote solar-powered sites, and critical infrastructure maintenance.
Complete Range for Deployment, Operation & Maintenance
Planar waveguide technology, 1×N / 2×N configurations, stainless steel housing, ideal for FTTH and ODN nodes. Supports polarization‑maintaining fiber variants.
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Compact 19‑inch rack‑mountable design, suitable for high‑density data centers and carrier central offices. Low insertion loss, excellent uniformity.
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ITU‑T channel spacing, C/L‑band, low insertion loss. Integrated modulators available for coherent transmission and 1.6T optical modules.
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18‑channel wideband, 20 nm spacing, no temperature control. Paired with 1.6T optical transceivers for high‑capacity metro and data center interconnects.
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Quick termination, no splicing, low loss. Available with polarization‑maintaining or hollow‑core fiber for specialized sensing and research.
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50 µm core, optimized for 10 Gb/s, suitable for short‑reach high‑speed links in data centers and enterprise networks.
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Laser‑optimized, supports 300 m at 10G, ideal for building backbones and campus networks.
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Multi‑fiber high‑density, 12/24 fibers, for 40G/100G. Also available as precision fiber arrays for silicon photonics and coherent modules.
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Compact 0.9 mm ferrule, 12‑core integrated, ideal for high‑density patching in optical distribution frames.
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Wide wavelength range, high precision. Also available as C‑Lens collimator‑based attenuators for free‑space optical applications.
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Micro‑electromechanical variable attenuator, fast response. C‑Lens collimators provide low‑loss beam expansion for optical switching and sensing.
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High‑sensitivity, multiple wavelength calibrations, ideal for field testing, installation, and O&M of backbone and research networks.
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Stable output, multiple wavelengths, used with power meter for loss testing in carrier and enterprise networks.
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High‑precision fault location, automated event analysis, essential for commissioning and maintenance of long‑haul fiber links and FTTH deployments.
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Simultaneous insertion loss and return loss measurement, suitable for production quality control, R&D labs, and field calibration.
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Wall‑mount, built‑in splitter slots, for FTTH distribution. Also available as modular data center pre‑terminated enclosures.
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Waterproof, dustproof, 16‑core splicing and storage, ideal for outdoor and industrial environments, including port optical communication sites.
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Large capacity, supports 24‑core distribution, for ODN and subscriber access points in carrier networks and data center O&M.
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High‑density, jumper‑free design, simplifies maintenance. Supports liquid‑cooled switch integration for energy‑efficient data centers.
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Integrated tools including stripping tools, cleavers, inspection scopes, and cleaners – essential for field operations, FTTH deployment, and carrier network O&M.
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One‑click retractable cleaning, removes contamination from connectors and adapters, including PM and hollow‑core fiber interfaces.
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Portable payout/take‑up device, improves deployment efficiency for massive data transmission projects and FTTH rollouts.
Learn MoreDriving Innovation in Optical Engineering
In‑house developed automated lines for fiber arrays, collimators, and modulators, ensuring micron‑level alignment and consistent quality.
Experience with polarization‑maintaining, hollow‑core, and large‑mode‑area fibers – termination, splicing, and array fabrication for research and sensing.
Mass production of PLC splitters and WDM devices with low PDL and high reliability, supporting custom split ratios and wavelength plans.
100% optical testing (IL, RL, uniformity) with traceable records. In‑house environmental testing for telecom and data center standards.
Tailored solutions for 1.6T modules, liquid‑cooled switches, and modular data centers – from concept to volume production.
Rapid prototyping, flexible production scheduling, and global logistics – serving Africa, Europe, and beyond with reduced lead times.
Enabling the Future of Optical Infrastructure
From Concept to Delivery – Full Control
Define fiber type, connector, splitting ratio, wavelength, and packaging requirements.
Optical and mechanical design using advanced simulation tools for performance optimization.
Automated assembly of fiber arrays, collimators, modulators, and splitters with micron accuracy.
IL, RL, PDL, and environmental tests to ensure telecom‑grade reliability.
ESD‑safe packaging, fast shipping to Africa, Europe, and global destinations.
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