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Clearfield‘s CraftSmart Test Access Point (TAP) is designed to provide fiber handoff at the customer business or premises, providing either four ports of interconnect or splice capacity. Installers can access the terminated or spliced fiber drop cable interconnect point outside … Continue reading
Clearfield is extending its CraftSmart product line to include Fiber Protection Boxes (FPB). Similar to the company’s CraftSmart vaults and pedestals, the boxes are designed to meet a broad range of fiber, coax, and copper needs. The FPBs provide a … Continue reading
Clearfield is providing an optical protection system with its CraftSmart line of above- and below-grade field enclosures. The CraftSmart Fiber Protection Pedestals (FPPs) and Fiber Protection Vaults (FPVs) are integrated solutions designed to house the company’s FieldSmart Small Count Delivery … Continue reading
Clearfield guarantees its FiberDeep patchcords’ performance at 0.2 dB insertion loss. The low loss is intended to extend the link loss budget, extending the distance fiber can be deployed. The company also announced that FiberDeep will be available immediately, without … Continue reading
Midcontinent Communications is ramping up its fiber to the premises (FTTP) offerings, especially to the commercial business sector, and is using Clearfield for scalable fiber solutions. Midcontinent’s service area covers more than 240 communities in the Dakotas and parts of … Continue reading
Clearfield named Thomas Brown its new northeast regional sales manager. The cable industry veteran will be responsible for Clearfield’s sales operations for New York, New Jersey, Connecticut, Rhode Island, Massachusetts, Maine, Vermont, New Hampshire and Pennsylvania. Brown has been a … Continue reading
The 30,000 residents of Salisbury, NC, are about to get a major upgrade in their telecommunications options as a result of a city-driven FTTH deployment. The project, which has been branded Fibrant, is getting an assist from Clearfield (www.clearfieldconnection.com) and … Continue reading
