Product line
Optical fiber cable, FTTx and data-center connectivity
ZeroLine Connect supplies passive and optical network materials from Optics Valley, home of about a quarter of the world’s optical fiber and cable: cable for every route, FTTH and ODN components, data-center cabling, transceivers, and splicing and test tools. Send a bill of materials; we match every line, test before shipping and consolidate it into one consignment. The full catalogue is on connect.zerolineai.com.
- Of the world's optical fiber and cable comes from the Optics Valley cluster
- ≈ 25%
- Typical time to a priced BOM
- 3–7 days
- OTDR reports with cable; insertion-loss reports with assemblies
- Per reel
- Consolidated across factories
- One shipment
Scope
Product families
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Optical fiber and cable
- G.652.D and G.657 fiber
- Duct, aerial (ADSS, figure-8), direct-buried and indoor cable
- Armoured and rodent-resistant designs
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FTTx and ODN
- PLC splitters
- Distribution hubs, ODF and splice closures
- Termination boxes, drop cables and connectors
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Data-center cabling
- MPO/MTP trunks and cassettes
- High-density panels
- LC and SC patch cords, OS2 and OM3–OM5
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Transceivers
- SFP to OSFP, 1G to 800G
- Active optical and direct-attach cables
- Coded for your switch platforms
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Tools and test
- Fusion splicers and cleavers
- OTDRs, power meters and light sources
- Inspection scopes and cleaning tools
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Cable-plant equipment
- Secondary coating, stranding and sheathing lines
- Patch-cord assembly and test
- Test-lab equipment
How it runs
How a BOM order runs
- 01
Send the BOM
A spreadsheet, a tender or a network design.
Day 1
- 02
Matched offer
Each item matched to a qualified factory, with datasheets and alternatives that save money.
Typically 3–7 working days
- 03
Samples
For your lab or tender committee before volume.
Typically 1–3 weeks
- 04
Production and inspection
Factory tests, our pre-shipment inspection, reports with each lot.
Typically 2–6 weeks
- 05
One consignment
Consolidated across factories and labelled to your plan.
Projects
Typical projects
The scope, scale and schedule of projects like this. Ask us for references in your country.
- Typical scope
FTTH rollout materials for an ISP
Everything from the central office to the home for a city-wide FTTH build, delivered in lots to the rollout plan.
- Scale
- Tens of thousands of homes passed
- Fiber
- G.652.D feeder, G.657.A2 drops
- Split
- PLC 1×8 and 1×16
- Delivery
- Staged lots over the rollout
- Duct and aerial cable
- Splitters, closures and boxes
- Pre-connectorised drops
- Splicers and OTDRs
- Per-reel test reports
Typical markets · Africa, Middle East, Latin America
- Typical scope
Data-hall cabling for a colocation build
Pre-terminated structured cabling and optics for a new data hall, labelled by row and rack for the installer.
- Scale
- ≈ 200 racks
- Backbone
- MPO-12/24 trunks, OS2 and OM4
- Optics
- 100G–400G transceivers
- Testing
- Insertion loss per assembly
- Design check and polarity plan
- Trunks, cassettes and panels
- Patch cords
- Transceivers coded for the switches
- Packing by row
Typical markets · Gulf states, Southeast Asia, Eastern Europe
- Typical scope
Edge data center: cabling plus battery backup
Fiber cabling, optics, battery storage for backup and temperature sensing for a regional edge site, under one contract.
- Scope
- Connect + Power + Sense
- Backup
- Lithium battery storage
- Monitoring
- Fiber temperature sensing
- Contract
- One, for all three
- Structured cabling
- Transceivers
- Battery storage cabinets
- Temperature monitoring
- Commissioning support
Typical markets · Africa, Central Asia, Southeast Asia
Services
Services that come with it
- Sourcing and factory audit The right factory for your job, audited on site and compared like for like.
- Factory acceptance and inspection Nothing ships before it has run. You watch the test, then you pay.
- Shipping and compliance Export documents, crating, one consolidated shipment, and the papers your market needs.
- Payment terms and trade finance Letters of credit, payment after acceptance, and insured deferred terms.
FAQ
Questions buyers ask
Is there a minimum order?
Samples first, then volume. Minimums depend on the item: cable is usually ordered by the reel and assemblies by the batch. A full BOM is the easiest way to keep the whole order efficient.
Can you supply under our brand?
Yes. Private-label printing on cable sheaths, labels and packaging is available for distributors and operators.
Which factories make the products?
Established fiber, cable and component factories in and around Optics Valley that we have audited. Each offer names the factory for every line item.
Start a project
Send your BOM
An empty plant, a part, a network or a product idea. Tell us where you are starting. An engineer replies with a plan and a quote.
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