Prysmian, world leader in the energy and telecom cable systems industry, has marked the launch of local manufacture of its new Flextube\u00ae cable technology last week with yet another world\u2019s first – the installation of its highest fibre count cable to date.<\/p>\n
TPG, one of Australia\u2019s leading Telcos, required the highest fibre count cable possible, in an ultra-dense single cable solution for a particular application. Using its innovative Flextube\u00ae technology, Prysmian responded, manufacturing a cable with a capacity of 2112 fibres. <\/p>\n
\u201cIt is not only the highest fibre count cable ever manufactured by Prysmian but it also exhibits the world\u2019s highest fibre density. The 2112 fibres are contained within a single sheath 24mm in diameter, making it the highest density optical cable solution in the world, with a record breaking 4.7 fibres\/mm\u00b2, The cable was designed to be slim enough to fit inside a 32mm subduct (with an internal diameter of just 28mm), fully maximising the available space,\u201d said Jack Clements, Technical Sales Manager at Prysmian Australia.<\/p>\n
Prysmian has partnered with TPG telecom for many years and TPG was one of the first companies in Australia to trial the Flextube\u00ae product. Flextube\u00ae is a revolutionary cable, designed to be extremely compact, light-weight and flexible and also much faster to install. Using Flextube\u00ae, Prysmian continues to lead the way in ultra-dense cable solutions and this new record-breaking cable sees the company add to its already extensive Flextube\u00ae range. <\/p>\n
A 1.8km section of the 2112F cable was deployed in Melbourne CBD on Friday and installed within a subduct of 28mm internal diameter. The cable was spliced at both ends using Prysmian\u2019s latest high capacity joint enclosures. The joints are able to store up to 2688 fibre splices and are modular in design, able to be scaled up and down depending on the customer\u2019s requirements.<\/p>\n
\u201cPrysmian continues to push the boundaries in terms of telecom solutions. We respond to market demand through innovation and currently the market is demanding higher capacity cables. It\u2019s not just about offering new innovative cable designs but offering a complete network solution including jointing and connectivity products, \u201csaid Alice Codenotti, Key Account Manager at Prysmian Australia.<\/p>\n
\u201cBeing able to install over 2000 fibres in one go brings us major advantages in terms of installation costs per fibre and utilisation of our infrastructure. It also helps us secure capacity in high demand areas, helping us to future proof our fibre network.\u201d Said Liz Goyeneche, Network Design and Planning Manager at TPG Telecom. <\/p>\n
\u201cWe installed Prysmian\u2019s 1728F cable last year and this year we\u2019re up to 2112F in a single cable. The technology continues to develop and at TPG we\u2019re keen to utilise the latest cutting edge products to respond to the evolving needs of our customers,\u201d said Reggie Naik, General Manager \u2013 Fibre Operations at TPG Telecom. <\/p>\n
Last week Prysmian launched the innovative new Flextube\u00ae cable line in Sydney, making it the largest telecom factory in the APAC region, enabling to better service a growing local demand.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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