FTTH Fiberization Solutions

Four solutions, one network standard: connect without splicing with plug & play, go overhead with aerial fiber, build underground with air-blown fiber, and keep it all performing with maintenance.

Plug & Play

Pre-connectorised distribution from the cabinet to the home — HUB and SUB boxes cascade on factory-terminated cable, so the network is built without field splicing.

  • Factory-made, consistent quality
  • Plug and play — no field-splicing skill needed
  • Faster construction and on-demand expansion
Isometric city scene: exchange, plug-and-play cabinet, pre-connected cable along the street, hub and sub boxes on a building facade and an apartment outlet

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Partner-sourced essentials (not SPARK-manufactured)· supplied within the project, not SPARK-manufactured

  • OLT (Optical Line Terminal)
  • Feeder fibre cable
  • Cable trays & ladders

Aerial Fiber

Fibre suspended on existing utility poles and clamped along building facades — a route that avoids trenching where civil works are slow or not permitted.

  • Poles inspected for structural soundness along the route
  • Tension set and cable secured with lashing wire or clamps
  • ADSS cable between HUBs, clamped on building facades
Isometric street scene: street cabinet, pole-mounted box, strand closure, aerial cable span, house wall box and indoor faceplate

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Partner-sourced essentials (not SPARK-manufactured)· supplied within the project, not SPARK-manufactured

  • ADSS / Figure-8 aerial cable
  • Suspension & dead-end clamps
  • Pole brackets & hardware

Air-Blown Fiber

Fibre is blown through micro-ducts with compressed air — a clean underground route from the exchange to every building, with spare tubes sealed and ready for future capacity.

  • Every splice OTDR-tested
  • Every link power-tested
  • As-built drawings for every site
Isometric city scene: exchange, micro-duct trench, handhole closure, street cabinet, building riser and villa, linked by a glowing fibre route

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Partner-sourced essentials (not SPARK-manufactured)· supplied within the project, not SPARK-manufactured

  • Blowable micro fibre cable
  • Fibre blowing machine & compressor
  • Handholes & manholes

Maintenance

Maintenance built around service levels — preventive, corrective and emergency — run from a helpdesk and dispatching centre for fibre technicians.

Fibre network operations room — monitoring wall and operators

From Alarm to Report

  1. 01DetectAutomated NMS alarms and customer service tickets.
  2. 02RespondWithin 1 hour for critical issues; every issue categorised.
  3. 03ResolveCritical issues within 4 hours; non-critical in scheduled maintenance.
  4. 04ReportLogs updated with every fix; SLA compliance reported monthly.

Preventive Maintenance

Scheduled monthly, quarterly and annual inspections and updates that prevent failures.

PeriodActivitiesDuration
MonthlyRoutine inspection1 day / month
QuarterlyCleaning & firmware2 days / quarter
AnnuallyFull review5 days / year
As neededEmergency repairVariable

Corrective Maintenance

Action on faults reported by customers or detected by monitoring tools. Immediate response to network outages or major signal loss.

MetricTarget
Network uptime99.9%
Repair time (MTTR)4 h · critical
Response time1 hour
Resolution time24 h · non-critical

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