Air-blown Fiber/Micro-cabling-1

1. FTTH (Fiber to the Home) and Access Network Construction: Many European countries (such as the UK, Germany, Italy, and France) are accelerating the rollout of gigabit broadband. In older urban areas, historical building complexes, or areas with extremely congested underground networks, road excavation is extremely costly. Micro-cable and Micro-duct Applications: Operators first lay a bundle of HDPE micro-ducts in the underground network, initially blowing in only one micro-cable. As user bandwidth demands increase in the future, new micro-cables are blown into the remaining empty micro-ducts. User-end Introduction: In indoor and building cabling, splice-free micro-cables (EPFU) are often used, directly blowing compressed air from the branch point to the user terminal.