Comprehensive portfolio of ultra‑low‑loss fiber, G.654.E, transparent cables, invisible patch cords, connectors, protection switches, QSFP‑DD modules, aggregation switches, EMS, long‑haul transmission, and security optical solutions.
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Ultra‑Low‑Loss Fiber & Smart Networks (OM PHOTONICS) is headquartered in Madrid, Spain, with R&D and production facilities across the Iberian Peninsula. We specialise in the design, manufacture, and supply of ultra‑low‑loss G.654.E fiber, transparent optical cables, invisible patch cords, fiber optic connectors, optical protection switches, QSFP‑DD modules, aggregation switches, EMS platforms, long‑haul transmission systems, and security optical communication solutions for telecom operators, data center providers, and industrial enterprises worldwide.
Our products are deployed in submarine cables, metropolitan area networks, data center interconnect, and critical security infrastructure. With a dedicated engineering team and rigorous quality management, we deliver reliable, cost‑effective solutions that meet the most demanding performance and environmental standards.
We deliver superior optical infrastructure with uncompromising quality and service
From G.654.E ultra‑low‑loss fiber to transparent cables and invisible patch cords – we cover all indoor/outdoor cabling needs.
Our optical protection switches and QSFP‑DD modules ensure network resilience and high‑speed data transport for 400G and beyond.
We offer feature‑rich aggregation switches and a unified Element Management System to simplify operations and reduce OPEX.
Our solutions are designed for security‑critical applications, with encrypted management and hardened physical layers.
We tailor fiber lengths, connector types, switch configurations, and EMS features to match your project specifications.
Our application engineers provide round‑the‑clock assistance for network design, troubleshooting, and system integration.
We are committed to designing custom optical solutions that enhance connectivity and performance
We offer full OEM services including custom branding, packaging, connector terminations, and cable jacket colours for optical cables, patch cords, and switch front panels.
Our experienced R&D team can develop new products from concept to mass production, including custom fiber designs, switch firmware, EMS modules, and complete optical transmission reference platforms.
We promise to deliver the right optical solution for your network and data center projects
OM PHOTONICS supplied us with G.654.E fiber for our submarine link. The attenuation is consistently below 0.18 dB/km, and the transparent cables made installation a breeze. Their technical support was outstanding.
Network Director, Submarine Cable Systems
We deployed their aggregation switches and EMS across 50 communication sites. The centralised management reduced our fault resolution time by 40%. The QSFP‑DD modules are rock‑solid at 400G.
VP Engineering, Metro Networks Inc.
The invisible patch cords and optical protection switches from OM PHOTONICS allowed us to build a secure, redundant backbone for our financial data center. The quality is exceptional.
CTO, Secure Data Centers Ltd.
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