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   FTTH Turnkey Installation

Turnkey Deployment of FTTH Passive Network:

Scope of Work
  • Designing of Passive Network to approach the customer
  • Supply of Microducts, Fiber Optic Cable and related accessories including clamps etc.
  • Installation of Ducts
  • Installation of Fiber optic cable in ducts by blowing/Pulling at customer come up.
  • Testing
  • Maintenance


  • Schematic Layout for GPON and GEPON FTTH Network:
    Proposed Ducts for FTTx
      2 Way FuturePath 12/8 mm   3 Way FuturePath 12/8 mm 4 Way wall mounted FuturePath   8 Way FuturePath
     
      MicroDuct joined with Coupler   4 Way FuturePath   12mm Micro Coupler  


    Model 1 - High Riser (Single Splitting)


  • One 2:32 splitter has been deployed at the basement
  • From Basement 8 numbers of 4 way future path will be taken vertically along the shaft clipped at every 1 meter
  • Route One 4 way Futurepath to each floor
  • At floors the outer sheath is cut from Microduct cutters to terminate Microducts at each apartment upto ONT’s
  • Microduct couplers are provided for coupling at termination points
  • Single Fiber Pigtails are then pulled through FRP rods
  • Pigtails are easily and smoothly pulled from top to bottom through Microducts from ONT’s to Splitter Boxes
       (Coextruded inside ribbed permanent lubrication at the inner part of duct reduces the coefficient of friction inside by < .06)
  • Ensure bending radius of microducts to be maxicum 20 times the diameter of the microduct




  • Model 2- High Riser (Multiple Splitting)

  • Model -2 has 2 splitters. One 1:16 at basement and one 1:16 at 5th floor
  • 1:16 splitter can take care of 4 floors with 4 flats on each floor
  • 4 No’s of 4 way future path taken along shaft of the building each one terminating at each floor
  • From each 4 way Futurepath 4 Individual ducts are terminated to each flat upto ONT’s
  • Pigtails are pulled from top to bottom from ONT’s at floor to basement splitter box though FRP rods
  • Second splitter placed at 5th floor. 4 No’s 4 way future paths are run to take care of rest of the building
  • For more than 4 apartments each floor, additional 2,3 or 4 way Futurepath can be put
  • Ensure bending radius of Microducts to be maximum 20 times the diameter of the Microduct




  • Model 3 - Small Complexes

  • Small building with 8 apartments, 2 flats on each floor
  • 1:8 Splitter Box to be set up at the basement
  • 4 No’s 2 way future path to be take along the shaft of the riser with clippings at every meter for the proper ducting in the building
  • One 2 way Futurepath terminated to each Floor
  • Invidual Microduct terminated in each apartment through Microduct couplers
  • Single Fiber Pigtails are then pulled in each duct from Top- Bottom from ONT’s to Splitter boxes in the basement




  • Model 4 - Scattered Area

  • Considered 3 splitters as per requirement of the scattered area
  • 2:4 Splitter is used to provide 4 Outputs
  • Fiber Loops created as per the area density and Area plan
  • 2:32 Splitter used for each loop
  • 4 way or 8 way future paths are deployed as per the customer density
  • Future path’s are buried under the ground or put in some defined utility corridor of township
  • One Microduct terminated to each house by simply cutting the sheath of the Futurepath and putting a coupler accordingly
  • Single fiber pigtails are then pulled into them through FRP rods from Splitter Boxes to Individual households

  • AT for Microduct deployment in FTTx

  • Microducts should be checked from end to end and be ensured that it has not choked with any thing and is through for Fiber     pulling or blowing .This can be ensured by performing Bead ball test
  • Prior to Single Fiber Pigtail Installation and after the installation losses to be checked properly through OTDR
  • Checks should be done to ensure that bending radius of Microducts has been maintained throughout or not
  • Insertion of couplers has been done properly our not. It can be manually checked and corrected


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