The cooperatives of La Puerta and Los Cóndores, both located in the Argentine province of Córdoba, have completed the deployment of their FTTH (fiber to the home) networks to deliver to their subscribers a high-quality service ensuring a stable and fast internet connection. He also underlined that, the cooperatives of Tancacha and Cemdo, in the province of Cordoba, are in the process of deploying FTTH networks; as is the Universo Net ISP in Las Varillas and Cruz del Eje, in the same province.
In all cases, which total approximately 1,500 blocks- they chose Artic's OneClick preconnectorized system, a PON (Passive Optical Network) solution based 100 % on fiber optics, which stands out for offering an ideal set-up for fast and flexible deployments that enable providers to preserve and enhance the triple play service (television, telephone and data) that they provide to their subscribers. Artic's partner in Argentina, Tecnored, was in charge of preparing the engineering proposals and undertaking the installation and technological integration tasks..
In Argentina, telecommunications cooperatives play a key role as they are responsible for reaching, first with telephony, then with the Internet and often with television- the farthest places of the vast territory and diverse geography that make up the country. Although these telecom cooperatives often have a few hundred or a few thousand subscribers, most of them are committed to state-of-the-art technology.
This is the case of La Puerta cooperative, which was the first in Argentina to implement the OneClick preconnectorized system. This is also de case of Los Cóndores cooperative, which became the second network with this technological solution already active and completed. Both already completed projects had the goal of integrating different services within a unified communication system, thereby optimizing management and the use of physical space for installation, in addition to reducing deployment times and costs since neither skilled labor, nor the typical connections of conventional networks are required.
He also underlined that, this system has a positive impact on the environment by reducing waste generated in traditional network fusions such as cable sheaths, reinforcement, jackets, buffer tubes, filling gel, among others. This is because it is a clean, easy and fast to install factory pre-assembled system, that improves the efficiency of all the building parameters of an FTTH network.
Furthermore, all the other projects still under development are highly valued by Artic. CEMDO cooperative is currently installing three FTTH networks with OneClick system in the towns of Luyaba, La Paz and San Javier in Córdoba. So is Tancacha cooperative and Universo Net ISP in the cities of Cruz del Eje and Tancacha..
