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Why Do Companies Choose Reliable Telecom Supply and Service?
We can respond to your needs quickly.
EXPERT DESIGN & EQUIPMENT SELECTION

Reliable can help you design the most efficient network layout for your specific needs and will guide you in choosing the  correct type of fibers, cables, connectors, and hardware that are compatible and meet industry standards.

QUALITY & CERTIFIED INSTALLATION

Reliable has the necessary training and certifications to perform the job correctly, which minimizes the risk of future problems. Reliable uses high-quality equipment and have the expertise to install it efficiently, ensuring a reliable and well-functioning connection from the start.

FUTURE PROOFING

A proper fiber installation provides a more reliable and stable connection, often with higher speeds than older technologies.
Reliable can build your network with the future in mind, making it easier and more cost-effective to upgrade or expand later as technology evolves.

Engineering, Delivery, Installation, and Turn Up
Telecommunications Specialists

Founded: January 5, 2001
Headquarters: Plains, Pa

Reliable Telecom is a telecommunications solutions business that provides equipment and services to all varieties of telecommunications service providers.

Reliable Telecom Supply works with network providers worldwide, streaming exponential traffic growth by maximizing operational efficiencies through turn-key solutions.

Installation & Routing

  • Physically laying cables underground, in trenches, or through conduits in new construction or existing buildings.
  • Pulling the cables through pipes and guiding them along a planned network path.
  • Ensuring the cables are protected from the elements and other potential damage.

Splicing & Terminating Cables

  • Joining sections of fiber optic cable together through a process called splicing.
  • Connecting the end of the fiber optic cable to equipment or a termination box.
  • Using tools to carefully prepare and connect the fibers, often by creating a clean, strong physical connection.

Testing & Troubleshooting

  • Using tools like an OTDR (Optical Time Domain Reflectometer) to test signal strength and quality.
  • Identifying and diagnosing any problems with the cables or network equipment.
  • Making repairs or adjustments to fix faults, ensuring the network is performing as it should.

Visual Inspection

  • This test involves a visual check of the entire cable pathway, including start and termination points, equipment rooms, and connectors.
  • Installers look for physical damage, check if components are properly labeled, and ensure the installation meets the required standards.

Continuity & Visual Fault Location

  • A visual fault locator (VFL) sends a visible red light down the fiber to quickly check for breaks or sharp bends.
  • Continuity testing confirms a complete signal pathway exists from one end to the other.

Optical Loss Testing (OLTS)

  • Using a light source and a power meter, this test measures the total signal loss over the entire length of the fiber link.
  • It ensures the total loss is within the acceptable limits, or “loss budget,” for the specific fiber link.

OTDR Testing

  • An Optical Time Domain Reflectometer (OTDR) sends light pulses down the fiber and measures the reflections to create a detailed trace of the cable’s length and characteristics.
  • This test identifies the exact location and loss of individual splices, bends, and other potential faults along the fiber.

End-Face Inspection

  • This test uses a microscope to inspect the ferrule ends of connectors for any dirt, dust, or scratches.
  • A clean end-face is crucial, as contaminants can cause signal loss and performance issues.

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