ADSS/OPGW cables, 400G transceivers, OTDR, outdoor cabinets and passive components – all designed for utility and telecom infrastructure.
Wall-mount IP65 enclosure for ADSS drop cables, 1x16 distribution, suitable for overhead utility networks.
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Dome-type splice enclosure for OPGW cables, direct-burial and pole-mount, 96-core capacity, excellent sealing.
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19" rack-mount ODF with modular adapter plates, supports up to 576 fibers – ideal for data center interconnect.
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Single-mode pigtails and ribbon fan-out kits, low insertion loss, ceramic ferrule, Telcordia compliant.
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Weatherproof floor-standing cabinet for power grid and telecom sites, 600x800mm, IP55 rated, optional heating/cooling.
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Splitters, couplers, attenuators and WDM modules for FTTx and 5G fronthaul networks.
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OSFP/QSFP-DD 400G modules for high-speed interconnect, low power consumption, compliant with IEEE 802.3bs.
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Handheld OTDR with dynamic range up to 45dB, VFL, power meter, and optical loss test set for field deployment.
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We are a high-tech manufacturer specialising in ADSS/OPGW cables, optical distribution frames, outdoor cabinets, and 400G interconnect solutions. With a 25,000 m² production facility in Cape Town, South Africa, and a dedicated R&D team of 8 engineers, we serve utility companies, telecom operators, and data centre providers across 70+ countries.
Experienced production and quality control teams
Global footprint across Africa, Europe, and Asia
ISO 9001, CE, RoHS, and CPR compliance
Round-the-clock assistance for field deployments
Reliability, innovation, and responsiveness
8 senior engineers driving continuous innovation in cable design and optical components
25,000 m² modern facility with advanced extrusion and assembly lines
Full traceability from raw materials to finished goods; 100% tested before shipping
5–7 days lead time for standard items; expedited production for urgent projects
Full customisation – logo, packaging, colours, and technical specifications
We offer flexible OEM/ODM services for distributors, system integrators, and network owners. From concept to delivery, we help you build a distinctive product line.
Define product specs, order quantity, and target pricing
Our team drafts technical drawings and BOM
We produce samples and iterate until you are fully satisfied
Batch manufacturing, QC, packaging, and global shipping
Real reviews from the field
The ADSS cables supplied by TH Photonics have performed flawlessly on our 132 kV transmission towers. The splice closures are robust and easy to install. We have placed multiple orders and will continue partnering with them.
We sourced 400G transceivers and ODF panels for our new data centre in Nairobi. The quality exceeded expectations, and the custom packaging with our logo arrived on schedule. Excellent OEM partner.
We deployed OTDR testers and outdoor cabinets for a rural 5G rollout. The equipment is rugged and user-friendly. Technical support responded quickly to our field queries – highly recommend.
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