Why Choose Paramount Cables’ 2f Cable?

• Bend-Insensitive Design: The G.657A1 fiber’s ability to handle tight bends (10mm radius) makes it perfect for installations in offices with limited space, complex layouts, or numerous corners, reducing signal loss in challenging setups.
• Rodent-Proof Protection: The rodent-resistant jacket is a key advantage in urban areas like Panipat and Delhi, where rodents can damage cables. It ensures long-term reliability and reduced maintenance costs.
• Low Attenuation: With 0.34 dB/km attenuation at 1310nm, the cable delivers high-quality signal transmission, supporting bandwidth-intensive applications without additional equipment.
• Enhanced Durability: A 1200N tensile strength (higher than many competitors, e.g., Transoptic’s 1000N) ensures the cable can withstand rigorous installation processes, making it suitable for demanding environments.
• Cost-Effective for Offices: Priced at ₹16 per meter, it offers a balance of advanced features and affordability, ideal for small businesses looking to establish a robust network infrastructure.
• Urban Reliability: Designed to meet the connectivity needs of urban offices, this cable supports high-speed internet and data transfer, critical for modern business operations.

Applications

• Small Office Networks: Perfect for connecting workstations, servers, and routers in small to medium-sized offices, ensuring seamless data flow for business applications.
• Indoor FTTH/FTTO (Fiber to the Office): Supports last-mile connectivity for offices, delivering high-speed internet and communication services.
• Commercial Buildings: Suitable for multi-room setups or commercial complexes requiring flexible cabling for internal networks.
• Smart Office Solutions: Enables connectivity for IoT devices, video conferencing systems, and other smart office technologies requiring stable, high-bandwidth connections.

Comparison with Transoptic 2f G.652D Cable

• Fiber Standard: Paramount’s G.657A1 is bend-insensitive, making it better for tight spaces compared to Transoptic’s G.652D, which is a standard single-mode fiber.
• Attenuation: Paramount offers slightly lower attenuation (0.34 dB/km vs. 0.35 dB/km), providing a marginal improvement in signal quality.
• Tensile Strength: Paramount’s 1200N is stronger than Transoptic’s 1000N, offering greater durability during installation.
• Protection: Paramount’s rodent-proof jacket is a significant advantage in rodent-prone urban areas, while Transoptic’s UV-resistant jacket is more focused on environmental protection.
• Price: Paramount is ₹1 more per meter (₹16 vs. ₹15), reflecting its advanced features.
• Use Case: Paramount is better suited for office environments with complex layouts, while Transoptic is optimized for residential FTTH in urban India.

Additional Considerations

• Compliance: Meets ITU-T G.657A1 standards, ensuring compatibility with modern optical equipment and global telecom networks.
• Environmental Suitability: The rodent-proof and UV-resistant jacket makes it resilient in urban settings with diverse environmental challenges, such as Delhi’s heat or Panipat’s industrial areas.
• Scalability: Supports future network upgrades, accommodating higher bandwidth demands as office connectivity needs evolve.
• Installation Ease: The bend-insensitive fiber simplifies installation in tight spaces, reducing labor time and costs for office deployments.