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Fiberglass duct rods for pulling and routing underground telecom, fiber optic and power cables.

Rod diameters

6, 9, 11 and 14 mm

Suggested lengths

150, 200, 250 and 300 m

Outer coating

Polypropylene

Elastic modulus

> 50,000 N/mm²

Connections

M12 threaded joints and interchangeable shackle

• Powder-coated steel cage and metallic reel with brake and rod guides.
• Suitable for horizontal or vertical operation, with hand grips for handling and stability.

The listed range includes several rod diameters. Confirm the coating and core diameters for your selected rod size when enquiring.

Cylindrical brushes for cleaning ducts before cable installation.

Overall length

350 mm

Brush diameters

57, 86 and 90 mm

Construction

Threaded steel rod with a pulling eye at each end

• Nylon or polypropylene centres with hard-wearing fiber or nylon bristles.

Used to check existing and newly laid duct bores for damage, obstruction or misalignment.

Steel mandrel diameters

43, 76 and 83 mm OD

Mandrel body length

240 mm

Overall length with pulling eyes

Approximately 350 mm

Polypropylene sizes

BT43: 43 mm; BT70: 70 mm; BT79: 79 mm; BT83: 83 mm; BT95: 95 mm

• Custom sizes are available for nylon mandrels.

Detectable and non-detectable tapes for identifying buried utility routes.

Construction

Polyethylene film

Width

150 mm

Tensile strength

1,750 psi

Transverse strength

1,500 psi

Elongation

350%

Chemical resistance

Acid and alkali

Installation materials for cable pulling, route identification and cable protection.

• Polypropylene ropes and nylon ropes.
• Nylon ropes with grabs and lifelines.
• Cable lubricants.
• Cable protection tapes, covers and tiles.

Materials for telecom outside plant routes and underground access.

• uPVC telecom ducts: D54 and D56; HDPE microducts; corrugated pipes and pipe accessories.
• Ductile iron pipes.
• Ductile iron and steel manhole frames and covers.
• HDPE, polypropylene, GRP and composite modular access chambers.
• Precast manhole chambers.
• Gratings and linear drainage channel systems.

Protection and connection products for fiber optic cable installation.

• Heat-shrinkable fiber splice sleeves.
• Fiber optic cables, patch cords and pigtails.
• Splitters, pre-terminated assemblies and fiber optic closures.

Rack-mounted fiber termination modules.

Rack format

19 inch

Height

1U

Termination capacity

24

• Versions with a lockable cover and without a cover.

Indoor FTTH termination point connecting drop cable to patch cable, combining splicing, termination, storage and cable management.

Subscriber capacity

Up to 5

Ingress protection

IP45

Cable entrances

5 ports

• Integrated splice cassette and cable management rods.
• Protective door and embedded surface frame.
• Supports fusion or mechanical splicing.
• Designed for installation, removal, maintenance and capacity extension.

SC-connector splice/patch sub-racks for MDU/MTU telecom rooms, with identification marks for maintenance.

Rack mounting

Standard 19-inch open rack system

Dimensional standard

ETS 300 119-2

Rack standard

BS EN 60297-3

Corrosion references

ASTM B117 / NTC 1156

Listed operating life

Greater than 20 years

• Powder-coated or electroplated metal parts and accessories for corrosion protection.

Floor-mounted optical distribution frames and open-rack options.

FSP-F7 mounting

Floor mount

Material

Cold-rolled steel

Colours

Black / grey

Dimensions, H × W × D

2,200 × 900 × 600 mm

Listed installed capacity

47U

Minimum fiber bending radius

≥ 33 mm

• A standard 19-inch floor-mounted 40U open rack is available as a separate option.
• High-density ODF option: 2880P.
• Racks, splice trays and patch panels.

Field equipment for fiber network characterization, verification and fault location.

FleXpress test mode

Less than 5 seconds

PON testing

Up to 1:64

PON dead zone

20 m

Wavelength options

Single, dual or triple wavelength single-mode

• LinkMap results with pass/fail indications.
• Integrated light source, power meter and visual fault locator.
• MPO switch control via USB; Bluetooth and Wi-Fi communications.
• Compatible with FOCIS Flex connector inspection.
• Bright touchscreen with internal and external data storage.
• For PON and point-to-point verification, insertion-loss/power measurements and locating macro-bends or breaks.

Portable equipment for optical network and passive intermodulation testing.

• Micro OTDR for portable optical network testing.
• PIM analyzer for passive intermodulation testing.

Palm-sized instruments for optical link-loss measurements and continuity checks.

• LED sources, laser sources and optical power meters.
• Rugged design, large sunlight-readable display and backlight.
• Automatic power-off to conserve battery life.
• Single-mode and multimode link certification and fiber identification before splicing.
• Five-year warranty listed for applicable instruments. Confirm coverage for the selected model with our team.

Portable kits for fiber link-loss testing.

Wave ID

Up to three wavelengths simultaneously

Power supply

AA batteries

• Field-swappable connector adapters.
• Rugged construction and long battery life.
• Five-year warranty listed for applicable kits. Confirm terms for the selected kit with our team.

Equipment and tools for installing and terminating fiber networks.

• Fujikura and Sumitomo fusion splicers.
• FTTH installation tool kits.
• Optical power meters, light sources and loss test sets.

Monopole structures for GSM antenna and microwave equipment.

Listed wind speed

45 m/s

Antenna load

6 GSM antennas; 2 × 1.2 m microwave dishes; 2 × 0.6 m microwave dishes

Connection type

Overlap connection

Bending moment

433 kN·m

Listed weight

4,800 kg

Tower structures designed for mobile telecom installations.

Design references

BS 8100; TIA/EIA-222G (2006)

Operating wind velocity

140 km/h

Survival wind velocity

180 km/h

Minimum site bearing capacity

150 kN/m²

Space-efficient structures for rooftop antennas, cameras and lighting where ground installation is unsuitable.

• Typically constructed from steel or aluminium.
• Mounted using suitable brackets, bolts and guy wires.

Supporting equipment for cell site installation, power distribution and perimeter security.

• Lightning arresters, earthing and grounding cables.
• Cable clamps, hoists, trays and installation accessories.
• Power cables and power distribution posts (PDP).
• RRU antenna mounting structures.
• Chain-link fencing and gates with configurations to suit site requirements.