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5 September 2017
Firecomms partners with distributor TECNOMIC to expand India and South East Asia sales
Firecomms Ltd of Cork, Ireland and Tongxiang, China (which manufactures fiber-optic solutions and optical transceivers for communications networks) has partnered with Singapore-based Tecnomic Components, a regional distributor in South East Asia and India for the electronic component industry. Backed by a team of field application engineers, Tecnomic supports customers through all stages of product realization from initial design to volume manufacture.
Multiple market segments in India and South East Asia can now access Firecomms’ RedLink transmitter and receivers for plastic optic fiber (POF) and connectorless Optolock transceivers through Tecnomic.
Firecomms combines compound and silicon semiconductor technologies with small-scale integration for rugged communications on short links and across high-voltage isolation barriers. The firm’s robust transceivers and receivers feature Firecomms’ POF technology, making them suited to industrial, harsh and noisy environments and applications.
With low power consumption, Firecomms’ products offer reduced maintenance cycle times and what is claimed to be best-in-class lifecycle on transceivers and cables.
Firecomms’ technology is used and respected in many market segments including power and energy, industrial, transportation, automotive, medical, gaming, military, aeronautical and the consumer market.
“Tecnomic offers a second-to-none level of technical support for customers, so by leveraging on their expertise I am confident more customers in new geographies will be able to access and utilize Firecomms’ leading edge technology,” comments Firecomms’ European managing director & chief technical officer Dr John Lambkin.
“With our focus on demand creation and customer support, we are confident of taking Firecomms’ exciting range of products to key customers in South East Asia and India,” adds Tecnomic director Gary Tan.
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