Whether off the shelf or fully customized, we have an assortment of fiber optics solutions that work right out of the box.
Whether off the shelf or fully customized, we have an assortment of fiber optics solutions that work right out of the box.
We provide great customer care. With our short lead times, we get your fiber optic products to you quicker.
Enhance your performance by saving up to 70% or more on Integra Networks compatible fiber optic equipment.
Quality that meets Industry Standards. Our engineers code and test the optics at our facility.
We provide the best variety of fiber jumpers and even offer customization to meet your special needs.
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SAVE MONEY! Save up to 70% or more on Integra Networks compatible equipment for your fiber optic network needs.
The savings that Integra Networks provides is what first gains a buyer’s attention. However, our customers will tell you that the overall experience of doing business with Integra Networks runs far deeper than that…
Located in New York’s Capital Region, Integra Networks Inc. is one of the industry’s fastest growing fiber optic equipment manufacturers, specializing in providing quality, cost-effective OEM compatible optical transceivers.
Integra Networks is nationally recognized for its superior products, domestically stocked inventory, short lead times, reputable engineers with a commitment to functionality and reliability, and the ability to provide personalized service including, highly customized solutions. As experts in the industry, Integra Networks is able to provide industry-standard fiber optic equipment designed to increase capacity and improve performance of the MSO, RBOC, TELCO, enterprise, education and government networks they serve.
These small, hot-swappable pluggable interfaces provide physical layer signaling for data, voice, storage and video transport networks over your WDM, CWDM and DWDM configurations. Their design and interoperability is controlled by industry-approved standards.
Integra Networks offers a full line of passive Wavelength Division Multiplexing (WDM) products to assist you in making the most of your network assets by transmitting multiple signals over the same fiber at different wavelengths. Whether your needs are "off the shelf" or highly customized, we work with you to identify the right solution for your unique needs.
Integra Networks offers a complete line of factory terminated fiber jumpers for multimode and single mode fibers and connector types. We use the most advanced ITU G.657B compliant bend resistant optical fibers where available, along with a manufacturing process that assures superior connector performance. This compliance ensures that we are meeting, if not exceeding the industry standards for optical reflectance and insertion loss.
The Integra Networks DWDM Optical Power Meter, OTE-DPM-48-100, (Figure 1) is designed to measure the power and wavelength of DWDM C-band channels 1527.21-1564.68nm. Its compact size and durable construction make it suitable for field operations. Features of the Integra Networks OTE-DPM-48-100 DWDM Power Meter: Simultaneous… read more
Integra Networks is pleased to introduce three new employees who have joined our team. We are pleased to welcome John Wahl to our Sales department as our new Account Manager. John earned a Bachelor’s of Science in Ceramic Engineering from Alfred University in Alfred, New… read more
Cisco announces End-of-Life for many of their popular 1-Gig Transceivers. Integra Networks supports all Cisco Product IDs, even those discontinued, and all are engineered for 100% compatibility. Integra Networks carries compatible transceivers for all of these Cisco Product IDs, and more! Cisco Product IDs TXM… read more
Integra Networks, Inc. offers a wide range of optical transceivers that are coded, tested and certified to be 100% compatible with Juniper platforms. The figures below demonstrate Integra Networks’ ability to accurately code and certify for Juniper. The following tests were conducted by Integra Networks… read more
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