As communication cabling needs surge across ITS corridors, the ability to easily maximise conduit space, minimise disruption, and future-proof networks becomes essential.
MaxCell is here to highlight that, whether planning for connected corridors, V2X integration or next-generation traffic systems, the company provides an innovative approach to meet these demands. One of the standout features of MaxCell is its versatility. Available in a variety of sizes and configurations, MaxCell innerduct solutions can be tailored to meet the specific requirements of each project and can increase cable density by 300% or more.
With options that are plenum rated, UL-listed and LSZH (low-smoke zero-halogen), the company’s lightweight and easy-to-handle innerduct can be installed three times faster than traditional HDPE, making MaxCell a cost-effective and time-saving option. MaxCell innerduct weighs only one-eighth of traditional HDPE, significantly reducing transportation costs. When it comes to sustainability, MaxCell states its carbon footprint is 81.24% lower than that of HDPE innerduct.
What’s more, not only does MaxCell support Dig Once initiatives, but the company can also provide a No Dig option by saving remaining empty ducts in congested areas for future bandwidth requirements.
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