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STC PECD 110mm 7 x 29mm subduct – 6 orange & 1 black with built-in Rope
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STC PECD 110mm 7×29mm HDPE subduct with 6 orange and 1 black subduct, featuring a built-in rope for reliable telecom and fiber cable installation.
STC PECD 110mm 7×29mm HDPE Subduct with Built-In Rope
Introduction-STC 110mm HDPE Subduct
STC 110mm HDPE Subduct- The STC PECD duct system has been designed for telecommunications and optical fiber installations in one system. The system consists of a conduit composed of high-density polyethylene (HDPE), consisting of seven smaller conduits, ensuring the easiness of cable installation.
The system includes six orange and one black conduits, facilitating the easy recognition of channels when installing cables. Due to the inbuilt pulling rope, it significantly enhances fibre installation.
The STC PECD conduit system is designed to work in tough conditions caused by telecommunications installations, especially in extensive networks like FTTx and fiber to the home in Saudi Arabia and the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) countries.
Product Overview-STC 110mm HDPE Subduct
The STC PECD 110mm/7×29mm HDPE Subduct comprises of a duct with a 110mm HDPE-CD Type 1 configuration with 7 sub-ducts of 29mm each (sub-ducts). Usage of this multi-subduct design leads to the creation of multiple fibre pathways in a single duct without having to use multiple pipes separately.
The configuration with 7 sub-ducts is particularly beneficial for telecom companies that need to support many fibre pathways or network segments and plan for future expansions while keeping their underground infrastructure organized.
The 6 orange and 1 black sub-duct situation allows for easy recognition of the paths. This will assist contractors and service providers in identifying the separate pathways while installing, maintaining, testing, and deploying the fibre cables in the future.
The pulling rope installation is another significant advantage provided by the duct being processed. A pre-installed pulling rope helps decrease the need for separate pulling rope installation and simplifies the process of installing cables.
This duct can be used in the underground telecommunications setup that needs the organized and reliable pathways for the cables.
Key Features-STC 110mm HDPE Subduct
- 110mm HDPE-CD main duct
- 7 × 29mm integrated sub-duct configuration
- 6 orange + 1 black sub-duct arrangement
- Built-in pulling rope
- Designed for telecom and fiber optic cable infrastructure
- Supports multiple cable pathways within one main duct
- Helps provide organized cable segregation
- Suitable for FTTx and broadband network deployment
- Supports future network expansion
- Simplifies cable pulling and installation
- Helps improve cable pathway identification
- Suitable for underground infrastructure applications
- Designed for large-scale telecom and utility projects
Technical Specifications-STC 110mm HDPE Subduct
HDPE Corrugated Main Duct & Sub-Duct Design Nominal Outside Diameter Main Duct – 110 ± 2 mm Nominal Inner Diameter Main Duct – 90 ± 2 mm Wall Thickness Main Duct – 2.5 ± 0.5 mm Nominal Outside Diameter Sub-Duct – 29 ± 1 mm Nominal Inner Diameter Sub-Duct – 25 ± 1 mm Nominal Thickness Sub-Duct – 2 ± 0.2 mm Compound Material – PE100, virgin raw-material only Compound Density @ 25°C – 0.950 – 0.958 g/cm3, min
Benefits for GCC Telecom Operators
1. Ideal for Large Fiber Networks
The seven-subduct setup provides numerous unique paths within one main 110mm conduit. Hence, this makes it suitable for big telecom networks that need several fiber paths in the same corridor.
2. Optimal Use of Subterranean Space
Utilizing multiple sub-ducts in a single main conduit can help deploy cabling that makes maximum use of the available underground area. This becomes extremely beneficial in such places as heavily populated urban areas, newly constructed smart cities, industrial areas, residential areas, and mega projects in the GCC region.
3. Makes Future Network Development Possible
Unused sub-ducts can be used to run new fiber lines if needed in the future. Thus, telecom operators can be ready for any expansion instead of laying new ducts for the additional fiber Lines.
4. Well-Organized Cable System
The 29mm sub-ducts create individual paths to carry various cables or networks separately. Hence, this will help to improve the quality of cable organization and operations in the future.
5. Easy Identification of Ducts
The orange and black sub-ducts arranged in six orange and one black will help teams see which cables are routed.
6. Faster Cable Installation
The built-in pulling rope provides an existing pulling facility for cable installation. This can reduce preparation work and help contractors streamline cable deployment activities.
Advantages of STC PECD 110mm 7×29mm HDPE Subduct
Multi-Track Design
Seven individual 29mm sub-ducts facilitate the use of varied cable cable transportation means within a single duct configuration having 110 mm diameter.
Enhanced Cable Isolation
The use of separate sub-ducts enables network operators and contractors to separate different cable provider routes and services more effectively.
Rope Installed
Presence of a built-in rope allows for torque-free cable installation.
Optimized Space
The utilization of an extensive system of ducts makes it possible to cut costs for grounding system installation.
Easier Network Extension
The existing capacity of the sub-ducts can be used for future connectivity if necessary.
Better Infrastructure Management
The use of large scale system of design gives visual hints during the installation process as well as make it easier for maintenance purposes.
Applicable for all Current Fiber Networks
The equipment can be used as a part of the FTTx, FTTH, broadband, 5G backhaul and other networks depending on the project conditions.
Easy for Use by the Contractors
Incorporation of sub-ducts and the presence of the rope make it easy to prepare the cable route.
Why Choose a Multi-Subduct Solution?
Modern telecom networks require infrastructure that can accommodate increasing bandwidth demand while also allowing future expansion. A multi-subduct system provides several independent pathways within a common main duct, creating a more organized approach to underground cable deployment.
For telecom operators and EPC contractors, this can simplify infrastructure planning, improve cable segregation, and provide additional flexibility when new fiber cables need to be installed.
The STC PECD 110mm 7×29mm configuration combines these benefits with an integrated pulling rope, making it a practical solution for projects where installation efficiency and organized cable routing are important.
Conclusion-STC 110mm HDPE Subduct
The STC PECD 110mm 7×29mm HDPE Subduct with Built-In Rope is a solution for modern-day underground telecommunication setups that offers a systematic approach. The unit consists of 110mm HDPE-CD main duct, seven 29mm subducts, six orange paths, one black path, along with a built-in pulling rope.
The various pathways incorporated in the design can help the telecom providers structure their underground setup, reduce difficulty in cable separation, enable expansion of networks in the future, and increase the efficiency of the installation process. Such ducting system can fulfil infrastructure requirements of various telecommunication projects in Saudi Arabia and GCC related to the expansion of broadband, FTTH, fiber, 5G, smart city, residential, commercial, and other industries.
Frequently Asked Questions -STC 110mm HDPE Subduct
1. What is the STC PECD 110mm 7×29mm HDPE Subduct?
The STC PECD 110mm 7×29mm HDPE Subduct is a multi-pathway telecom duct consisting of a 110mm HDPE-CD main duct with seven integrated 29mm sub-ducts and a built-in pulling rope.
2. How many sub-ducts are included?
The product contains 7 sub-ducts, each with a nominal diameter of 29mm.
3. What is the sub-duct color configuration?
The specified configuration includes 6 orange sub-ducts and 1 black sub-duct, allowing easier pathway identification.
4. Does the duct have a built-in pulling rope?
Yes. The product features a built-in rope that helps facilitate fiber optic and telecom cable pulling during installation.
5. What is the main duct diameter?
The main duct has a nominal diameter of 110mm and is specified as an HDPE-CD Type 1 duct.
6. Where is this HDPE subduct used?
It is suitable for fiber optic networks, FTTx, FTTH, broadband, 5G, telecom backbone, and underground communication infrastructure, subject to project requirements.
7. What are the main benefits of the 7×29mm configuration?
The seven sub-ducts provide multiple organized cable pathways within one main duct, helping improve cable segregation, space utilization, installation efficiency, and future network expansion.
8. Is the STC PECD 110mm subduct suitable for GCC projects?
Yes. It can be considered for Saudi Arabia and GCC telecom infrastructure projects, including smart cities, residential developments, commercial projects, and large-scale fiber network deployments, subject to applicable project specifications and standards.
Details
| Application | Telecom, FTTH, Electrical, Infrastructure |
|---|---|
| Delivery Availability | Quick & fast Delivery, Ready Stock |
| Documentation | Datasheet, Test Certificate, Compliance Certificate, MTC |
| Installation Type | Direct Buried, Underground, Open Trench, Duct Bank |
| Local Manufacturing | Made in Saudi Arabia |
| Manufacturing Standard | ISO, ASTM, Project Specification |
| Production Capacity | High Capacity, Bulk Production, Custom Production |
| Product Quality | Virgin Premium Grade |
| Project Support | Technical Support Available, Documentation Available |
| Quality Inspection | 100% Inspected, Batch Inspected, QC Certified |
| Service Life | 50+ Years, Long Service Life |
| Weather Resistance | Only 6 months UV Resistant & Weather Resistant |
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