-Long-term signal stability and system durability;

-No impact on cable length;

-The fiber is much thinner and lighter than copper conductors;

-A single fiber optic cable allows you to connect several sensors (7-8) connected in a chain, even of different types;

-Immunity to electromagnetic and radio frequency interference, useful in installations near railway lines;

-Pre-assembled arrays for easy installation;

-High resistance to degradation by water, salt, extreme temperatures and high pressures;

-Can be used in potentially explosive environments and in areas where high voltage is present;

-Ability to measure the array from two separate channels, to resolve any cable breaks along the array itself;

-Each sensor can be measured in static and dynamic mode.