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Hangzhou Softel Optic Co., Ltd (Brand:SOFTEL) was established in 2005, which Located in the HangZhou Hi-Tech Development Zone. Taking advantage of the modern broadcast and optic fiber comm- unication technology, we are specializing in R&D of CATV system eq- uipment, and leading manufacturer of HFC broadband Optic Transm- ission equipment with strong R&D capability in this field.
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-16 years experience
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-More than 9 department
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-Countries serviced
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-More than 60 employees
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One stop servicePerfect solution
We provide a one-stop service for small and medium-sized cable TV operators and ISPs. The solutions can be freely matched, upgraded, expanded, and performance and cost performance are integrated.
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Core Comparison Between Active and Passive PoE Power Supply
In industrial security systems, machine vision applications, and IoT device deployments, PoE (Power over Ethernet) has become a mainstream power solution due to its ability to transmit both data and power over a single Ethernet cable, significantly reducing cabling compl...
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How Can Smart Factories Break Down Automation Information Silos?
Many manufacturing facilities still operate with standalone systems that were deployed in different phases and built on incompatible technical standards. These “automation silos” create blind spots across production operations and slow down decision-making processes. By conne...
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