Cities are becoming more connected every day, requiring ever-increasing transmission speeds and infrastructures capable of supporting greater bandwidth.
The network created by Open Fiber aims to provide citizens, businesses, and public administration with an ultra-fast FTTH (Fiber To The Home) connection, thus enabling access to the most innovative digital services.
Subjects involved in the wiring process
The fiber optic cabling process begins with the signing of an agreement between the municipality interested in the construction, management, and maintenance of a next-generation ultra-broadband fiber optic network infrastructure and Open Fiber.
The agreement, signed with local authorities, defines work methods and times (which may vary depending on the municipality), technical and safety standards to minimize disruption to residents during the work, and excavation methods for laying fiber optics. Traditional excavation will be considered only where none of the other solutions can be used.
After obtaining all the administrative permits and authorizations, we proceed with the activities that they will bring fiber optics to your home.
The different excavation techniques:
- the innovative technique of the “reduced mini-trench“, which also includes the suction of waste material, reducing dust and inconvenience for users;
- there traditional mini-trench(a low environmental impact excavation technique which, thanks to the creation of 5 cm wide trenches, allows for drastically reducing the time and costs of installation operations)
- in no-dig (therefore without resorting to traditional open-air excavations)
- there laying of the overhead network.