Fibre to the Home (FTTH)
This comprehensive 3-day course has been designed
for new entrants into the communication sector however
is also relevant to fibre engineers, maintenance personnel
and those already working with fibre optic cabling
within the internal cabling environment and wishing
to enter the FTTH market.
Delegates learn, through extensive theoretical study
and actual hands-on practical exercises, how to set
up and install FTTH. Covering cabling distances, hazards
associated with blown fibre, distribution and the
termination of external grade cables into external
enclosures and street cabinets.
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Duration
3 days
Who should attend?
Those wanting to start a career in FTTH or those already
working in the fibre environment and wishing to extend
their skills and knowledge
Prerequisites
No previous experience is necessary
Course objectives
Delegates will have gained the knowledge, skills and
understand the terminology involved when dealing with
fibre optic cable installing for FTTH
Qualifications
BTEC applied for, CableNet certificate
Related Training
Design & Advanced Testing of Fibre Systems
Design & Advanced Testing of Copper Systems
Fibre Optics in External Environments
Fibre Optics in Internal Environments
Testing & Commissioning Fibre Optics in Telecommunications
Networks
Digital Broadband & Telephone Installation
Course Content (40% Theory, 60% Practical)
Introduction
• Subject overview
• Advantages of singlemode fibre optic links
Brief theory of light
• Optical windows
• Infra red light
• dBs
Optical fibre transmission theory
• Overview of singlemode fibre parameters
• Brief insight into multimode fibre parameters
Optical fibre cables
• Primary coated fibre
• External grade fibre
• Blown fibre
Connectors
Pigtail splicing versus direct termination
Fibre safety in an external environment
• General safety procedures for working with
fibre in an external environment
• Laser & fibre safety
• Overview of Road & Street Works Act
Optical fibre practical
• Blown fibre overview & set-up
• Blown fibre termination methods
• Fusion splicing into optical distributions
frames
• Fusion splicing into external enclosures
• Splicing on pigtails in the home
OTDR testing procedures
• Operational overview of optical time domain
reflectometer
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