Fiber optic measurements according to ICT-2 with Promax meters

Promax, manufacturer of test and measurement systems and equipment for broadcasting and distribution of television signals, has expanded the possibilities of its range of products by providing them with the necessary circuitry to carry out the measures required by the new ICT-2 legislation..

The Ministry of Industry, Tourism and Commerce has approved the new Regulation of Common ICT Telecommunications Infrastructures 2 for access to telecommunications services (telephony, broadband, radio and television) inside the buildings. The objective of this Regulation is to facilitate the introduction of ultra-rapid access infrastructure in newly built buildings and to promote, thus, its deployment by operators.

The new ICT Regulation 2 includes fiber optics and coaxial cable as additional infrastructure in buildings, to make it easier for users to contract telephone services, broadband and television, and promotes the introduction of “Digital Home” functionalities in homes. These infrastructures involve the construction and installation in buildings of enclosures intended to house telecommunications equipment., conduits and other elements necessary for interior wiring, cabling of the different networks (copper pair, coaxial cable and fiber optic), antennas and wiring for the reception of radio and television service.

Promax makes available to telecommunications installers who want to update their registration in the Registry of Telecommunications Installers following the directives of the new ICT2 to register as a type F installer, its entire range of products (field meter, intermediate frequency simulator, multimeter, ground meter, insulation meter, selective optical power meter, single mode optical fiber tester for FTTH, network analyzer/certifier, etc.) guaranteeing regulatory compliance of its equipment and instrumentation, meeting the necessary requirements for each type of installation.

Jordi Pallarés, commercial director of Promax, In this video, offers an introduction to FTTH networks in the new ICT legislation in response to the growing need for bandwidth.

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