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Interactive Specifications
These calculators give an estimate good enough for a budget conversation. They are not a substitute for a site survey, and the technical desk will review anything before it becomes an order.
A first pass estimate for a copper installation, including a twelve percent allowance for routing and waste.
Answer four questions and the tool names the cable family the route calls for, plus the mistake it most often causes.
Recommended family
ADSS rated for 150 metre spans
All dielectric construction avoids an earthing path, which is essential where poles carry power, and it self supports without a messenger.
Watch for this. Order by rated span. Exceeding the rating causes sag, strain and premature failure.
Sized at 12 core. Leave spare fibres for growth, since a second span costs far more than extra cores today.
Answers
It gives a working estimate for budgeting and ordering. The technical desk checks the figures before a quotation goes out.
Send the result and the site details and it comes back confirmed.
Single mode for outdoor spans and campus backbones, tight buffered indoor fibre for risers, with ADSS or figure 8 chosen by span and mounting.
Rodent risk and duct conditions decide whether armoured grades are needed.
Yes. Splice sleeves, pigtails, patch cords, trays and labels are the lines most often forgotten, so they are counted in.
Consumables stall more installations than active gear does.
Paste the copied list into a request, add the site location and the delivery date you need, and availability comes back with stock status per line.