Hexatronic teams up with Kansas Fiber Network to supply complete end-to-end  fiber optic systems, consisting of microducts and micro cables for a metropolitan ring and data center connectivity around Kansas City.  This supplier-end user partnership is an important milestone for Hexatronic as it serves to strengthen their position as a leader in providing fiber infrastructure within a major Midwest city.

Charles Walk-In Cabinets (WIC) are cost-effective enclosures for electronic equipment, supporting fiber and copper interfaces. The Charles Thermal Management System (CTMS) features energy savings and maintenance-free thermal control. The WIC provides ample space for up to six equipment racks equipped with motion-sensitive lighting, thermal devices, and ventilation systems. It offers multiple cable entry options and a versatile false floor. Built with welded steel, it withstands severe weather conditions and meets safety requirements.

Will the fiber optic splice closures in your network withstand the rigors of any outside plant environment? We’ll cover the basics of the Thermal Aging, Hot/Cold Assembly, and Thermal Cycling requirements of the GR-771-CORE standard in this episode of PLP's Fiber Tips and Tricks. Look for PLP’s video series, Fiber Tips and Tricks.

In today’s digitally driven world, access to reliable and fast internet has become an essential ingredient for thriving businesses. Many rural communities have long struggled with limited connectivity options, hindering their growth and potential. However, Gateway Fiber, with the help of Millennium, extends unlimited opportunity for businesses looking to thrive in rural America. 

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