Optigo Connect: Now for Every Building Project

Optigo Connect Hybrid

Optigo Connect has long been a full-scale solution for large commercial buildings, from stadiums to high-rises and data centers. 

Now, we’re supporting all Operational Technology (OT) networks, both big and small, new and retrofit. Our latest release, Optigo Connect HybridTM, is available for copper, single-mode fiber, multi-mode fiber, and mixed cabling networks, making Optigo Connect perfect for projects of any size. 

You don’t need a massive new fiber-driven building project to enjoy the fantastic benefits of Optigo Connect. Hybrid, paired with our suite of compact Edge Switches, makes Optigo Connect perfect for a standalone or complete network project. Get the full Optigo Networks solution right away, or start with one switch to grow the network over time. Optigo Connect is flexible and scalable, to meet the needs of any building. 

Core to the Optigo vision is centralized management and user-friendly design. That’s no different in the Optigo Connect Hybrid release. Optigo OneView’s intuitive interface means there’s no coding in CLI to set up, manage, or commission the network. Because Optigo Networks is built for OT networks, there’s minimal IT training required to get the system up and running. 

Download our datasheets to learn more about the Optigo OneView management dashboard. 

No matter the size of your network — whether it’s a new build or retrofit project — Optigo can support your system and scale to meet its needs over time. 

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