I recently saw two men open up the sidewalk in a major German city. It seemed they dug out this device
Both men worked for a networking technology company, so I hope this is on topic here.
What is this device?
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Sign up to join this communityI recently saw two men open up the sidewalk in a major German city. It seemed they dug out this device
Both men worked for a networking technology company, so I hope this is on topic here.
What is this device?
Connecting two fiber trunks is a tedious process. Those are splice cassettes for optical fiber - each single fiber is fusion spliced and looped into one of the cassettes for protection. Afterwards the whole box is sealed and buried or put in a cabinet.
They're a fiber splicing crew. The white plastic trays are used to organize fiber connections.
A waterproof enclosure will protect the whole assembly from debris when their job is finished, and the enclosure will be stowed somewhere, e.g. in an underground chamber or an above-ground pedestal.