As a company that supplies FTTX infrastructure products for internet service, our role in the ever-evolving technology industry is paramount. With more people than ever relying on fast and reliable internet connections to work, study, communicate, and access information, the demand for FTTX infrastructure products is increasing rapidly.
Our company is at the forefront of this industry, providing a wide range of products and services that help internet service providers deliver high-speed internet to homes and businesses. From fibre optic cables and connectors to network cabinets and distribution boxes, our products are essential components in the construction and maintenance of FTTX networks.
List of items used in FTTH infrastructure.
Here is a list of items commonly used in FTTH (Fibre to the Home) infrastructure:
Fibre optic cables: We supply all kinds of cables like loose tube, tight buffer, armoured, multitube, flat etc
Fibre optic connectors: These connectors are used to join fibre optic cables together, allowing data signals to flow through the network.
Fibre optic patch cords: These cords are used to connect equipment such as routers, switches, and ONTs (Optical Network Terminals) to the fibre optic network.
Fibre distribution hubs (FDH): FDHs are used to connect multiple fibre optic cables together, allowing the network to expand and reach more customers.
Optical splitters: These devices are used to split a single fibre optic signal into multiple signals, allowing one fibre optic cable to serve multiple customers.
Fibre termination boxes: These boxes are used to terminate fibre optic cables and connect them to the customer's premises.
ONTs: ONTs are used to convert the fibre optic signal into an electrical signal that can be used by the customer's equipment such as a router or modem.
Power supply units (PSU): These units provide power to the ONT and other network equipment.
Network cabinets: These cabinets house the network equipment and provide protection from the environment.
Cable management systems: These systems are used to organize and manage the fibre optic cables within the network.
FTTH infrastructure typically involves a combination of these items, customized to meet the specific needs of the network and the customer's premises.
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Radio communications and link equipment is used to send and receive voice and data.
Radio and database stations, including multicouplers and combiners, IP equipment, and control equipment.
Backhaul link equipment includes antennas, feeders, protection and cable management equipment. NTU and network multiplexing, routers, switches, and equipment for IT infrastructure.
Batteries, rectifiers, inverters, and power management systems that work with equipment in above list.
Terminal equipment for a satellite network that is used for mission-critical communications. This includes fixed, portable (flyaway and transportable), and on-the-go satellite equipment (land, aviation and maritime).
Handheld, vehicle-mounted, and desk-mounted radios, pagers, data devices, modems, data collection equipment, smartphones, and despatch equipment.
Equipment like in-car mounts, handheld microphones, device coding keys, power connection cables, device battery charging units, and spare batteries are used to support terminal equipment.
Structures that hold up radio antennas, such as towers, guyed masts, poles, and rooftop structures (for example jumbo rails).
Fiber infrastructure is everything that goes with fibre up to the point where it ends at the site. This includes fibre cabling, WDM equipment, splicing, termination, and interconnection equipment, as well as testing and monitoring equipment for fibre. Specialized equipment for multiplexing fibre networks, routers, and switches.
Buildings for communication Cabins, huts, shelters, and outdoor cabinets built both on-site and elsewhere. Structures that can be moved or used for a short time, like trailers, special vehicles, and drop-down and pick-up cabins.
Suppliers of this infrastructure should be able to offer extras like alarm monitoring and management, miscellaneous cabling, air conditioning, ventilation, miscellaneous electrical, fire extinguishers, WHS/OHS, and portable generators.
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