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PROJECTS

From outside plant
to inside each unit.

See the details of our fiber work: electrical-room distribution, neatly dressed cables, micro DPU connections, Invisilight routing and termination.

OUR FIELD PHOTOGRAPHY

The work. Up close.

These photographs show workmanship details; several may show the same project. Customer names and site locations are kept private.

Organized fiber loops and cables routed between enclosures in an electrical room, with labels obscured
Electrical rooms

Electrical-room fiber distribution

Fiber routes, managed cable loops, and distribution enclosures in an electrical room.

Fine fiber routed along the ceiling edge and around a doorway
Invisilight

Invisilight fiber routing

Invisilight routing follows the ceiling edge and doorway contours.

Managed fiber and cable loops around micro DPU equipment, with identifying labels obscured
Micro DPU

Micro DPU fiber work

Fiber routing and cable management around micro DPU equipment.

Aerial fiber splice closure mounted on the strand above a residential street, with a cable tag obscured
Outside plant

Aerial splice closure

Aerial splice closure mounted on the strand. Tag details are obscured.

Aerial splice closure and a neatly dressed cable slack loop along the strand
Outside plant

Dressed aerial cable

Closure and dressed cable slack along the aerial strand.

Close view of an aerial fiber splice closure secured to the strand with steel bands and brackets
Outside plant

Aerial closure up close

Closure mounting, bands and cable entries up close.

Fiber distribution box with green connectors, yellow drop cables and neatly dressed fibers, with unit labels obscured
Fiber connections

Dressed fiber terminations

Connectors, drop cables and dressed fibers in a distribution box. Unit labels are obscured.

Open fiber distribution box with looped white fibers routed to rows of green connectors, with unit labels obscured
Fiber connections

Dressed fibers inside the box

Fibers looped and routed to their connectors. Unit labels are obscured.

Open fiber distribution cabinet with organized cables and connector rows, with identifying labels obscured
Fiber connections

Fiber distribution

Distribution cabinet and organized fiber connections. Identifying labels are obscured.

Metal conduit following an interior wall and ceiling junction
Cable pathways

Interior cable pathways

Conduit routing along an interior wall and ceiling.

Metal conduit following the exterior wall of a building
Cable pathways

Exterior cable pathways

Exterior pathway routing around building features.

Grey conduit riser with a weather cap on a utility pole, with drop cables looped and secured
Cable pathways

Outside cable pathway

Conduit riser, weather cap and drop cables secured on a utility pole.

Surface-mounted cable raceway routed around an overhead beam
LD Tracking

Hallway cable routing

Cable pathway detail around an overhead beam.

Beige surface raceway running along the top of a hallway wall and turning down an outside corner
LD Tracking

LD tracking at a corner

LD tracking runs along the top of the wall and turns down the corner.

Beige surface raceway routed along a hallway ceiling line and around a soffit corner
LD Tracking

LD tracking around a soffit

LD tracking routed around a soffit at ceiling level.

Beige surface raceway turning around hallway corners beside an added white panel
LD Tracking

LD tracking and extra panel

LD tracking routed around hallway corners and an extra panel.

Slim white cover strip following an outside wall corner at ceiling level
Invisilight

Routing around corners

Invisilight routing follows the wall corner at ceiling level.

Apartment hallway with a suite entry point above the door and fiber routed along the soffit, with the unit number obscured
Invisilight

Invisilight in a hallway

Fiber runs along the hallway soffit to the suite entry point. The unit number is obscured.

Fine Invisilight fiber entering the wall through a small round cover above a door frame
Invisilight

Invisilight wall entry

Fine fiber enters the wall through a small cover above the door frame.

Open Primex box at the ceiling line with a green fiber connector seated, the unit marking obscured
Invisilight

Primex box, open

Open Primex box with the connector seated. The unit marking is obscured.

Closed Primex box at the ceiling line with fine fiber running along the wall edge
Invisilight

Primex box, closed

Closed Primex box with fiber running along the ceiling line.

White and black fiber cables neatly bundled into a loop on a backboard
Electrical rooms

Neatly dressed fiber

Fiber dressing and cable management in an electrical room.

Telecom room backboard with dressed cable loops, patch panels, a fiber enclosure and micro DPU equipment
Micro DPU

Micro DPU telecom room

Dressed cable loops and equipment in a telecom room with micro DPU units.

Splice tray with rows of protected fiber splices and neatly looped colour-coded fibers, with labels obscured
Fiber splicing

Spliced and dressed fiber

Protected splices seated in their holders, with colour-coded fibers dressed around the tray. Labels are obscured.

Opened fiber splice closure with stacked splice trays and managed fiber loops on a work surface
Fiber splicing

Splice closure and trays

Splice closure opened for work, with stacked splice trays and managed fiber loops.

Completed fiber splice tray lifted from its closure, with rows of splices and organized fiber loops, with labels obscured
Fiber splicing

Completed splice tray

A completed splice tray lifted from the closure. Labels are obscured.

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