Fiber Optic Installation

Specialist Fibre Cabling Services in Auckland
Certified Technicians for Fast, Scalable Installs
At Cabling For You, our certified fibre optic installers handle everything from new builds to upgrades in offices, factories, and commercial facilities across Auckland.
We install both single-mode and multi-mode fibre, handle backbone cabling, test and certify connections, and provide aerial or underground runs. Every install is fast, clean, and designed to improve your speed, uptime, and future-readiness.
We install access control systems for buildings across Auckland, including offices, hotels, schools, retail shops, restaurants, and sports facilities. Whether you need a single door system or site-wide coverage, we provide the setup, hardware, and support.
Single Mode vs Multi-Mode Fibre Optic Cabling
Choosing the Right Fibre Type for Your Setup
Each type of fibre optic cable serves a different purpose. Choosing the right one depends on the size of your building, the layout, and how much data you need to move.
- Single-Mode Fibre:
- Transmits one light signal through a narrow core
- Best for long distances with minimal signal loss
- Ideal for data centres, campuses, and backbone infrastructure
- Multi-Mode Fibre:
- Uses a wider core to carry multiple light signals
- Better suited for short-range installations
- Often used in office floors and local LAN setups
If you’re unsure which fits your site, our technicians will assess your space and help you make the right choice based on your performance and distance needs.

Fibre Optic Installation Tools
Specialised Equipment for Clean Connections and Reliable Testing
Fibre optic installs require precision tools for cutting, fusing, and verifying every connection. Our team uses the latest equipment to deliver top-tier installs with minimal signal loss.
Crimper:
Cleaver:
Fusion Splicer:
CertiFiber Pro Optical Loss Test Set:
These tools help us ensure that every fibre run meets strict performance standards from end to end.
Request-to-Exit Devices
Exiting usually doesn’t require authentication. Most systems include a motion sensor or push-button that unlocks the door when triggered. This keeps traffic flowing without compromising security.
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OM Fibre Types Explained
Understand the Differences in Multi-Mode Fibre Standards
Multi-mode fibre comes in several graded types, each suited to different distance and bandwidth requirements. Here’s a quick comparison of OM1 through OM5 fibre classifications:
OM1
- Jacket Colour: Orange
- Core Size: 62.5 microns
- Performance: 10Gb up to 33 metres
OM2
- Jacket Colour: Orange
- Core Size: 50 microns
- Performance: 10Gb up to 82 metres
OM3
- Jacket Colour: Aqua
- Core Size: 50 microns
- Performance: 10Gb up to 300 metres
OM4
- Jacket Colour: Aqua
- Core Size: 50 microns
- Performance: 10Gb up to 550 metres
OM5
- Jacket Colour: Lime Green
- Core Size: 50 microns
- Performance: 10Gb up to 550 metres
- Designed for 40Gb/s and 100Gb/s transmission, reducing fibre counts for high-speed data lanes

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