The patent pending device will be certified under the UL medical protocol 2026-01-02-03, and will be CE certified. This will be the first FDA approved light source for medical applications in FTI’s portfolio.
Using a very simple but effective coupling strategy, engineers at FTI can couple the light from a monocolor array to a fiber optic cable at high efficiency rates. The resulting output exceeds the power of a similarly coupled EKE halogen lamp.
The company plans to provide a product with true color balance, excellent uniformity, improved electrical efficiency, along with a measureable return on investment (ROI) in a small package. The unit is compatible in size to existing lighting technology, and can replace it without altering existing systems or components.
“After three years of research and development, our team has made the breakthrough we have been waiting for, and now we’re very excited to demonstrate our capability”, said Steve Giamundo, the company’s VP of Sales and Marketing.
FTI’s LED light engine technology provides the following features:
* More power than an EKE lamp within a 5mm focal spot.
* Long life (50000) hours – no lamp to change.
* Stable output throughout the usable life.
* Active heat management with integral cooling fan.
* Available in a white-only version.
* 6000K color temperature
The company plans to offer Beta units for test and evaluation to interested OEMs as well as end-users before starting full production in the fall. The core light engine is available for sale immediately.
Thursday, August 27, 2009
Monday, July 27, 2009
Services Provided

Did yo know that Fiberoptics is not just a industry-leading provider of cable and lighting products, but can also refurbish all brands of fiber optic cables used in medical and industrial applications?
For single and bifurcated cables, retractors, surgical headlights, cogen cables, fiber scope light guides, all types of industrial light guides (ring lights, light lines, back lights, etc), quartz light guides, and custom designs, we offer the following:
* Replacement of fiber bundle
* Replacement of outer sheathing (when needed)
* Replacement or repair of end fittings
* 90 day workmanship and material warranty
* 3 to 5 day in-house turnaround. Return shipping via next day delivery
* Cable Upgrade Options
Tuesday, June 23, 2009
Welcome to the Team!
On June 5th, 209 Fiberoptics Technology announced the hiring of Walter Seagrave.
Walter will be working in the sales and marketing team, with an official title of OEM Sales Engineer, focusing on the industrial market.
Walt's previous work experience includes being an Engineering Manager, Senior Product Development Engineer, Manufacturing Engineer, and Process Engineer.
“We’re extremely fortunate to include Walt as a member of the FTI team. His technical and application expertise will support new and existing customers at a high level. His long tenure in the fiber optics industry will be invaluable to our company as we continue investing to develop innovative products for new and existing markets”, said Steve Giamundo, the company’s VP of Sales and Marketing.
Walter will be working in the sales and marketing team, with an official title of OEM Sales Engineer, focusing on the industrial market.
Walt's previous work experience includes being an Engineering Manager, Senior Product Development Engineer, Manufacturing Engineer, and Process Engineer.
“We’re extremely fortunate to include Walt as a member of the FTI team. His technical and application expertise will support new and existing customers at a high level. His long tenure in the fiber optics industry will be invaluable to our company as we continue investing to develop innovative products for new and existing markets”, said Steve Giamundo, the company’s VP of Sales and Marketing.
Wednesday, March 25, 2009
Star Ceilings
What are star ceilings? When you look up to the sky on a cloudless, dark night, you can see many many stars. The night time sky would be considered the ceiling with little bits of light shining down to earth, would of course be the stars.
You can bring that image into your own home as well. With fiber optic technology, you can create and emit little beams of light that appear on your home's ceiling. Perfect talking point, when having a dinner party, or a great addition to your children's bedroom.
You can bring that image into your own home as well. With fiber optic technology, you can create and emit little beams of light that appear on your home's ceiling. Perfect talking point, when having a dinner party, or a great addition to your children's bedroom.
Thursday, February 12, 2009
What is Fiber Optics
Optical fiber is glass or plastic fiber that carries light from one point to another. Optical fibers are widely used to transmit over long distances and higher bandwidths than any other form of transmission, due to less loss of signals along the way.
Fibers are also used to in all kinds of fields including for metrology, quality assurance, surgical, endoscopy, web inspection, semiconductor and electronic automation, dental curing, adhesive curing, power transmission, automotive, and Star Ceiling Lighting applications to customers in the Machine Vision Lighting, Microscopy, Medical, and Commercial Lighting markets.
Fibers are also used to in all kinds of fields including for metrology, quality assurance, surgical, endoscopy, web inspection, semiconductor and electronic automation, dental curing, adhesive curing, power transmission, automotive, and Star Ceiling Lighting applications to customers in the Machine Vision Lighting, Microscopy, Medical, and Commercial Lighting markets.
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