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Passive Optical Networks & FTTR Architectures (PDV Optics) is headquartered in Berlin, Germany, with R&D and production facilities across Europe. We specialize in the design, manufacturing, and integration of passive optical network components, FTTR architectures, fiber distribution systems, and complete FTTH access solutions.
Our products are deployed by leading telecom operators, ISPs, and system integrators in some of the most demanding fiber‑to‑the‑home and enterprise network projects. We combine advanced optical engineering with rigorous quality control to deliver components that ensure low insertion loss, high reliability, and easy field installation.
We deliver future‑ready passive optical infrastructure with uncompromising quality and service
From splitters and connectors to distribution boxes and drop cables – we offer end‑to‑end passive optical components for any FTTH, FTTB, or FTTC architecture.
Our components are precision‑engineered to minimize insertion loss and return loss, ensuring superior signal integrity and long‑term stability in harsh environments.
We provide dedicated solutions for fiber to the room, MDU, and campus networks, enabling seamless gigabit connectivity with minimal installation effort.
Our modular designs and high‑volume manufacturing capabilities allow you to scale your network without compromising on quality or budget.
Quick‑connect terminals, pre‑terminated assemblies, and tool‑free enclosures reduce deployment time and labor costs for your field teams.
Our team of optical network engineers provides round‑the‑clock assistance for design, deployment, and troubleshooting across all time zones.
We are committed to designing custom passive optical infrastructure that meets your specific network requirements
We offer full OEM services including custom branding, packaging, connector types, fiber counts, cable lengths, and enclosure designs for all our product lines – from splitters to distribution boxes and drop cables.
Our experienced R&D team can develop new products from concept to mass production, including custom splitter ratios, hybrid cabling, integrated management interfaces, and ruggedized housings for extreme environments.
We promise to deliver the right passive optical solution for your FTTH and access network projects
PDV Optics supplied the complete ODN components for our city‑wide FTTH rollout. The PLC splitters and distribution boxes performed flawlessly, and the technical support was outstanding.
CTO, Deutsche Glasfaser
We integrated their FTTR solution into our smart home platform. The fiber drop cables and quick connectors made installation fast and reliable, and the in‑room Wi‑Fi performance is exceptional.
VP of Product, SmartHome GmbH
Their community fiber network components helped us reduce deployment costs by 30% while maintaining excellent signal quality. We highly recommend PDV Optics for any last‑mile access project.
Director of Network Infrastructure, Fibra Italia
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