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CommScope Simplifies FTTA (Fiber To The Antenna) Networks

by Nate Johnson on September 11, 2014

With rapid modernization of wireless networks and mobile network access (and a long-standing proliferation of acronyms), it can be difficult to stay up to date on emerging systems, especially for those who do not work everyday in what has traditionally been considered niche markets -such as wireless systems. Fiber to the antenna network systems are an example of one piece of converged network technologies which are expanding to encompass much of building and datacenter infrastructure. Don't let your customers networks fall behind the wireless breakout curve!

 

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Above left: An outdoor cable excess enclosure typical to external FTTA installations

Above right: Heliax fiber breakout assembly with power feed

CommScope provides fiber-to-the-antenna connectivity in one unified solution with HELIAX® FiberFeed®. Configured to meet your needs, HELIAX FiberFeed delivers all the power plus fiber you need, including: hybrid trunk cable, junction boxes, assemblies, connectors, enclosures, shelves, and accessories.  

With one highly reliable and customizable product, you can maximize network uptime, lower total cost of ownership and simplify newer technology upgrades. HELIAX FiberFeed offers everything you need to meet your FTTA objectives for towers, rooftops and other support structures.

  • Multivendor support and easy upgrades 
  • Simplify capacity expansion

To better illustrate the differences between possible system configurations (and be aware - with DAS, connectivity options can be highly varied, between both inter- and intra- vendor solutions), take a look at this system comparison chart courtesy of CommScope:

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CommScope also has more detailed information for this particular FTTA end-point solution for DAS systems - The Heliax FiberFeed Direct Brochure:

 

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For more information about CommScope's distributed antenna systems, fiber, or about how their telecommunications solutions could be aid your customers business model, contact your local Accu-Tech representative today!

Topics: Distributed Antenna Systems Commscope DAS FTTA

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