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SHOW PREVIEW FTTH CONFERENCE 2017
electricity, telecommunications, gas, district heating and water industries, as well as for central and local government – in fact, anyone who builds and maintains various types of networks. On its booth, the company will showcase its
lifecycle management soſtware, which enables operators to track the entire lifecycle of planning and developing a network. A tool for network planning and design, dpCom Designer offers automatic route planning and enables fast and accurate cost estimation. Te web app dpWebmap works in concert with dpCom to make the workforce mobile by giving them access to network data out in the field.
www.digpro.com
Adtran (booth P01) will be discussing the impact of soſtware-defined networking in access networks. Service providers are changing the way they build their broadband and business services networks in an effort to deliver user-driven service models and to operate at web scale. Data centre networking principles anchored in soſtware- defined networking (SDN) and network function virtualisation (NFV) models are being leveraged by progressive broadband network operators to enable rapid services growth and allow massive operational efficiencies. As well as exhibiting, Adtran, will take part in
the conference presentations. Kurt Raaflaub, head of strategic solutions marketing, will talk about these web-scale networking benefits and how they are afforded by the open, programmable, and scalable services framework inherit within the soſtware-defined access architecture, SD-Access.
www.adtran.com/ng-pon2
Emtelle (booth G11) is a global manufacturer of blown fibre and ducted network products, with more than 30 years’ experience. Te company offers its FibreFlow range, which includes blown, pulled and pre-connectorised fibre technologies, designed to reduce installation, termination and ongoing costs. In Marseille, Emtelle will present recently launched products, including its QWKconnect, RTRYVA and MultiFu product lines, which have been specifically developed with ease of installation and to reduce the skillset required for fibre deployment. QWKconnect is a pre-connectorised fibre microduct system that requires no fibre blowing or splicing, offering a massively reduced capex for installation equipment. Emtelle’s products have been deployed in various challenging and exciting FTTH projects worldwide, including multiple dwelling units, new and existing builds, and rural projects – including the high-fibre-count cables used for backhauling FTTH connections to local exchanges.
www.emtelle.com
Omelcom(booth B25) supplies a wide range of products for home networks and high-speed internet access. Tis year at the FTTH Conference Omelcom is showcasing its clever external network testing interface (ENTI) and optical termination point (OTP), which have been adopted by numerous customers. In addition, the company
John Guest (booth B02) has worked closely with leading FTTH service providers, developing specialised blown fibre connectors to meet the challenging needs of the telecoms market. John Guest is always eager to develop the next big thing that could revolutionise this important industry, and is keen to help operators formulate a bespoke solution for their project by meeting the experts at their booth. Tis year John Guest will be exhibiting
blown fibre push-fit connectors that have been specifically developed for use in local loop network and next-generation access applications. Te extensive range also includes blown fibre and cable pressurisation systems for aerial or underground use with specialised connectors for gas and water blocking. Te ‘Speedfit Secure’ range features an integral collet-locking feature for additional security in direct-buried applications.
www.johnguest.co.uk
will introduce two new products: OTP O2 encompasses all the essential features of an optical termination in one stylish and easy-to-use outlet; and OT’Home, a state-of-the-art system that enables the non-obtrusive installation of optical fibre inside the home. Whether new or old, individual or collective, Omelcom says it now has a dedicated connectivity solution for all housing configurations.
www.omelcom.com
HellermannTyton (booth S19) is an established provider of cabling and network infrastructure, offering a broad range of quality, high- performance connectivity for both residential and commercial use. Te company will once again be exhibiting their wide range of fibre-optic splice
closures and FTTH products. Come and visit the booth, where the HellermannTyton team will be happy to discuss the products on display and any requirements you may have. No matter how large the project, HellermannTyton has a solution that meets and exceeds requirements. Tis year HellermannTyton will be offering the
new fibre facade box as well as a wide range of FTTH products designed to provide fibre connectivity in MDU (multiple dwelling units), MBU (multiple business units) and SDU (single dwelling units) applications. Tese products include building entry points, floor distribution boxes and customer connection points.
www.htdata.co.uk
Finnish technology supplierTeleste (booth S22) offers an integrated product and service portfolio that makes it possible to build and run a better networked society. ‘Our solutions bring television and broadband services to your home, secure your safety in public places and guide your use of public transport,’ the company explained.
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