Why Choose Aks Fiber’s 2f Armored Cable?

• Armored Protection: The armored jacket offers superior resistance to physical damage, making it ideal for rural environments where cables may be exposed to digging, rodents, or accidental impacts.
• Water Resistance: The water-resistant design ensures reliability in areas prone to rain, flooding, or high humidity, common in rural India during monsoons.
• Cost-Effective: Priced at just ₹6.9 per meter, it is significantly cheaper than competitors (e.g., Transoptic at ₹15/m, Paramount at ₹16/m), enabling large-scale deployments on tight budgets.
• High Tensile Strength: With 1500N tensile strength, the cable can withstand rigorous installation processes, such as aerial or buried setups, in rugged rural terrains.
• Reliable Performance: The G.652D fiber and 0.35 dB/km attenuation ensure consistent signal quality, supporting high-speed internet for rural connectivity needs.
• Long-Term Durability: The combination of armoring and water resistance makes this cable a low-maintenance, long-lasting solution for outdoor rural networks.

Applications

• Rural Broadband Connectivity: Supports last-mile connectivity for rural households, delivering internet for education, telemedicine, and e-commerce.
• Community Network Hubs: Ideal for connecting rural schools, panchayat offices, or health centers to regional networks.
• Aerial or Buried Installations: Suitable for both overhead (pole-to-pole) and underground deployments, accommodating diverse rural infrastructure.
• Agricultural IoT: Enables connectivity for smart agriculture solutions, such as weather monitoring or irrigation systems, in rural areas.

Comparison with Transoptic and Paramount Cables

• Fiber Standard: Like Transoptic, Aks uses G.652D (standard single-mode), while Paramount’s G.657A1 is bend-insensitive, better for tight indoor spaces. Aks is suited for outdoor durability rather than bend flexibility.
• Attenuation: Aks (0.35 dB/km) matches Transoptic and is slightly higher than Paramount (0.34 dB/km), but the difference is negligible for short distances.
• Protection: Aks’s armored, water-resistant jacket is superior for outdoor rural use compared to Transoptic’s UV-resistant jacket (better for urban FTTH) and Paramount’s rodent-proof jacket (optimized for urban offices).
• Tensile Strength: Aks’s 1500N is the highest (vs. Transoptic’s 1000N, Paramount’s 1200N), making it the most robust for rugged installations.
• Price: Aks is the most affordable at ₹6.9/m (vs. Transoptic at ₹15/m, Paramount at ₹16/m), ideal for budget-conscious rural projects.
• Use Case: Aks excels in outdoor rural connectivity, Transoptic in urban residential FTTH, and Paramount in urban office networks with tight bends.

Additional Considerations

• Compliance: Adheres to ITU-T G.652D standards, ensuring compatibility with standard optical equipment used in rural telecom networks.
• Environmental Suitability: Designed for India’s rural climates, including heavy rainfall, dust, and temperature extremes, ensuring consistent performance.
• Scalability: Supports future bandwidth increases, accommodating growing internet demands in rural areas as digital adoption rises.
• Installation: The armored design may require specialized tools for termination, but its high tensile strength simplifies handling in aerial or buried setups.