FBA Presents – Central Office and Hut Design, from Entrance Splice to System Grounding

Significant changes are being made to fiber architectures. The combination of internet services, video, telephony, smart grid, wireless and myriad new applications onto fiber optic cabling makes it increasingly valuable to purposefully architect the fiber infrastructure within central office and middle mile enclosures and huts. This advanced planning is useful to ensure that the fiber cable plant that is installed has the maximum flexibility to support many applications and partnerships, even those that are unknown when the system is installed.

This webinar will follow a certified expert in fiber optic network infrastructure design as he walks through the process to plan and design a central office, equipment hut or data center applications according to best practices and industry standards. Project management, engineering and installation professionals within Internet Service Providers, Engineering design firms and Construction firms will find valuable considerations for the design, installation and support of a fiber optic cable plant, and they are encouraged to attend.

Webinar Speaker

Brett Swett is a Technical Systems Engineer for Panduit’s network infrastructure business, supporting the south central United States. He has decades of experience in telecommunications system design. As a TSE at Panduit, he helps customers develop their strategy and design to simplify fiber optic communication systems deployment in applications ranging from small regional huts to large and complex data centers.