Control your costs – add density, conserve space, maintain flexibility

As the number of installed fibres grows, so do the demands on optical distribution frames (ODF). Adding more frames is frequently physically impossible or can be un-economic, taking up valuable floor-space required for active equipment. The capability of a carrier's optical distribution frame to handle large amounts of fibre in a small footprint with easy access becomes crucial.

Increasing the optical distribution frame density can provide significant cost-savings to the service provider. But many high density frames are also highly difficult to work on, complicating the constant task of moves, adds and changes (MACs) ADC KRONE has used its 80 years experience of designing operational carrier connectivity solutions to devise optical distribution frames that technicians find easy to work with - while still meeting the planning engineer's high density requirements.

Modularity and expandability are equally vital for service providers to add and rearrange fibres, to respond quickly and flexibly to customers' changing needs.

To meet all of these demands ADC KRONE offers a choice of high density, modular, fibre distribution frame systems.