What Are Microducts?

You can define microducts as tiny conduits that house microcables. It's possible to use them in fiber-to-the-business, fiber-to-the-home, backhaul, long-haul, premise fiber deployments and most locations where conduit installations traditionally occur.

How Microducts Can Benefit You

If you're interested in adding microduct to your fiber network, there are several ways it can benefit your business.

Smart use of space: If you have unused space in your ducts, fill it with microducts that can transform your business for the better. Instead of ignoring the opportunity the space provides, install microducts to take your network's capacity to the next level.

Expand your fiber network: With microducts, you will be setting yourself up to expand your network in the present, as well as down the road. With a straightforward installation process, your network will be ready to take on any demands you throw at it.

Increased bandwidth: When you'll have a more expansive fiber network, you'll be able to increase bandwidth speeds whenever the need arises.

Convenient upgrades and installation: With the easy installation and upgrade process, you'll never feel like you need to install more fiber-optic cables than you require. If you eventually upgrade, it will be a snap to expand, but until then you can avoid making overly ambitious installations, saving time and money.

Cost savings: The ease of installing a microduct and connecting it to microcables is a straightforward process that will save you money. Additionally, you won't have to pay outrageous upgrade costs like with more traditional methods. Microducts also prepare companies for the future, allowing them to stick to a plan of expansion, which provides for cost-effective proactive spending, rather than reactive spending.