Raycap at InnoTrans 2026: Fiber Optic Infrastructure and Surge Protection for the Digital Railway

Garching, 29 July 2026 – High-performance fiber optic infrastructure and reliable protection solutions are essential to the digital transformation of rail transportation. At InnoTrans 2026 (September 22–25 in Berlin), Raycap will showcase its portfolio of passive fiber optic infrastructure solutions, surge protection systems, and Voltage Limiting Devices (VLDs) for modern railway applications in Hall 15.1, Booth 310. The spotlight will be on the Slim Optical Distribution Frame (SODF), a compact solution for fiber distribution points that combines high fiber density with a space-saving design.

Space-saving Fiber Optic Infrastructure for Modern Railway Networks

With its Optical Distribution Frames (ODFs), Raycap offers modular fiber optic distribution racks for backbone and access networks. Developed specifically for railway applications, the 19-inch assemblies provide a centralized platform for fiber splicing, patching, and cable management. They form a key element of the passive fiber optic infrastructure supporting signaling and train control systems, operational and communication networks, as well as passenger information systems.

A key highlight is the Slim Optical Distribution Frame (SODF). This compact solution combines exceptionally high fiber density with a minimal footprint, making it ideal for installations in limited spaces, such as equipment rooms, operations control centers, and railway stations. Thanks to their modular design, Raycap’s fiber optic infrastructure systems can be expanded as needed and adapted to meet future network requirements.

Reliable Protection for Critical Railway Infrastructure

Raycap will also showcase solutions designed to protect critical railway infrastructure. These include surge protection solutions as well as Voltage Limiting Devices (VLD-F and VLD-O) for personnel and equipment protection in railway applications.

These long-lasting solutions help protect people and technical equipment against electrical hazards while supporting safe and reliable railway operations. At the same time, they help reduce the risk of equipment damage, maintenance requirements, and unplanned service interruptions.

Raycap at InnoTrans 2026

Visitors to InnoTrans 2026 can find Raycap in Hall 15.1, Booth 310. The company will present its solutions for protecting and connecting modern railway infrastructure, as well as customized integration options for railway operators and infrastructure managers.

With its Optical Distribution Frames (ODFs), Raycap offers modular fiber optic distribution racks for backbone and access networks.

Source: Raycap

The Slim Optical Distribution Frame (SODF) combines exceptionally high fiber density with a space-saving design, making it ideal for installations in limited spaces, such as equipment rooms, operations control centers, and railway stations.

Source: Raycap