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Reference Projects
Named case studies are published only once a client approves the details, so this page describes project types and the supply workflow rather than claiming outcomes we cannot evidence. Ask the sales desk for references relevant to your sector.
Client: Regional internet provider, Rift Valley
ADSS reels, closures, splitters, drop cable, splice consumables
Initial State
Two suppliers, mismatched span ratings and a crew idling on sleeves and pigtails.
Deployed Solution
One staged supply plan per week of build, spans rated above the longest gap, and zero repeat splices on the acceptance trace.
41 km strung, 96 closures populated, handover pack signed on first submission
Client: Private school group, Nairobi
Fibre backbone between blocks, CAT6 horizontal, cabinets, patching, testers
Initial State
One overloaded comms cupboard and copper runs well past the 90 metre limit.
Deployed Solution
A cabinet per block linked on single mode fibre, every outlet inside the permanent link limit and labelled to a room map.
620 outlets certified, results filed per outlet for the estates team
Client: County facility, Western Kenya
IP cameras, NVR and storage sizing, PoE switching, access readers
Initial State
A recorder that filled in eleven days and switches without the PoE budget for night mode.
Deployed Solution
Storage calculated from bitrate, camera count and retention, and switch budgets set with headroom for illuminators.
30 day retention held through the first full quarter, no power brownouts logged
Project types we supply every month
ADSS spans, closures, splitters, drop cable, splicing & OTDR support
A poled route through a growing estate needs cable rated for the longest span, closures at every branch and enough drop cable to connect subscribers as they sign. Supply is staged so the crew never carries more stock than the week needs.
CAT6 horizontal, fibre backbone between blocks, cabinets & certification
Blocks are linked with fibre while each block keeps its own cabinet, so an outlet is never more than 90 metres from its patch panel. Certification results are handed over with the delivery notes.
IP cameras, NVR and storage sizing, PoE switching, access readers
The retention period drives the storage array, and the camera count drives the PoE budget. Both are calculated before hardware is quoted so the recorder does not run out of disk in month two.
Cabinets, patching, PDUs, containment and dressing accessories
Neat racks are cheaper to maintain. Panels, managers, cords in length and colour codes, plus containment, are supplied as a single kit so the installer is not improvising on site.
Answers
Stock items leave the Nairobi store on the day the order is confirmed, and deliveries reach main towns on the next courier run.
Special order lines are confirmed with a date before you commit.
Yes. Deliveries are released per phase so a crew never carries more stock than the week needs.
Phased releases also keep site security and storage simple.
Yes. The technical desk reviews the list and flags wrong connector types, span ratings or PoE budgets before pricing.
That review is the reason most orders avoid a second trip to site.
Only with written approval from the client. Otherwise the scope is described without naming the site.
Reference calls can be arranged for procurement teams that need them.
Send us your drawing, BOM, or site description for a verified technical review and quotation.