Shared Fiber Riser

Shared Fiber Riser

Multi-dwelling facilities nowadays have complex requirements, which involve property-wide Internet connection that would support diverse vendor services. From a tenant’s digital phone service to CCTVs and door access, having an appropriate framework proves to be a critical necessity.

Shared Fiber Riser: An Organized Solution

Our proven shared fiber riser creates a fiber infrastructure, which interconnects all communication closets with spare pre-labeled strands for everyone to share. This replaces messy communication closets, above the ceiling, in hallways, and in-unit wiring distribution panels.

Footprint Reduction

When multiple parties are involved in creating a property-wide infrastructure, it can lead to significant complications. This is because both current and past construction projects often involve numerous providers, vendors, and solutions, each with its own outsourced fiber contractors. These contractors have different methods, resulting in a cluttered and disorganized set up in all the closets.

In contrast, our shared riser is meticulously installed, clearly labeled, and ready for immediate use. This ensures no more congested IDFs, MDFs, or unit wiring panels.

Cost-Effective Projects

Having one shared, managed, fiber network will greatly reduce your overall construction costs, while also future-proofing your facility.

Game-Changing Infrastructure to Multi-Dwelling Properties

Transitioning from multiple vendors to a single provider streamlines the process. As your sole vendor, we will coordinate with all other project vendors to ensure the timely construction of the fiber network in alignment with the general contractor’s schedule.
Many multi-dwelling services require infrastructure to bounce around each project, which interconnects all of the components of each different system.

Copper solutions have distance limitations, so most multi-dwelling facilities would naturally require fiber networks from each vendor.

These vendors are not in the fiber business, so they all individually outsource fiber plant work, which is very expensive.
Any framework that needs the involvement of a lot of heads and hands would definitely be far from organized.

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