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Current Events
at FiberNext
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Tyco Safety Products (Sample alarm panel interface)
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Aaron Henderson of FiberNext recently traveled to Glendale,
CA to deliver a week long fiber optic technology training session for Tyco Safety Products and Simplex Grinnell. This training
program was attended by SG technicians working at the Disneyland Resort in Anaheim, CA. The week long training session provided
in-depth instruction on the handling, placement, termination, testing and maintenance of fiber optic systems to 20 technicians.
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The Loomis Chaffee School Windsor, CT
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FiberNext is currently working with the facilities team at
the Loomis Chaffee School in Windsor, CT on the design of a campus-wide upgrade to the IP networking infrastructure. This
upgrade will be instrumental in extending Gigabit capabilities to the classroom and dorms throughout campus for teachers and
students. This project is being carried out with support from FiberTech of Rochester, NY and ICS of Norwood, MA.
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MIT Lincoln Labs Falcon 20 Aircraft (stock photo)
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In December of 2007, FiberNext successfully delivered on site
installation support, consultation and engineering services to the MIT Lincoln Laboratory on a Falcon 20 research aircraft
being used as a reconaissance test platform. The project included cable installation, "in-wing" termination of APC polsihed
FC connectors and OTDR Certification Testing.
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St. Cabrini School West Park, NY
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In November of 2007, Aaron Henderson of FiberNext successfully
completed the project management of a complex VOIP fiber optic network connecting multiple buildings on the St. Cabrini School
campus in West Park, NY. The project, spearheaded by Excel Lan of Northboro, MA, has been successfully delivered to the client
by FiberNext with installation support from Twin Star Cable of Epsom, NH.
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The Jackson Laboratory
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In September of 2007, FiberNext, in conjunction with Twin
Star Cable of Epsom, NH completed the installation of a state-of-the-art fiber network upgrade for The Jackson Laboratory
in Bar Harbor, ME. This upgrade enabled The Lab to migrate to 10Gb transmission over Singlemode fiber. The construction portion
of this project was challenging due to confined space in underground pathways that were quite congested, but was delivered
on time to customer satisfaction.
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