Idea Cellular makes the Switch to Smoothwall RF Feeder Cable

VARINDIA- INDIA'S FRONTLINE IT MAGAZINE

Idea Cellular Ltd. has chosen to reap the benefits of CommScope's superior performance smoothwall RF feeder coaxial cable, replacing most use of traditional corrugated copper cabling in its network.

Idea is to utilize the high-performing coaxial cable in their base station sites in India in choosing HELIAX FXL cable. The FXL smoothwall cable is believed to be delivering a new level of benefits in wireless network performance and reliability compared to its corrugated copper predecessor HELIAX VXL.

Stan Catey, Sr. VP & GM, Cable Products, CommScope, said, "HELIAX 2.0 FXL smoothwall cable from CommScope is a great choice for operators and OEMs in India because of its superior performance and cost efficiency as compared to standard corrugated copper cable. The smoothwall cable is built to ensure the operator receives a consistent quality connection. Additionally, it offers significant immediate cost savings over corrugated copper cable."

HELIAX FXL cable is paving the way for an eco-friendly communications infrastructure in India and around the world. It requires less electric power and fuel to manufacture and transport. And, with its aluminum outer conductor, it is less prone to the theft issues that have been affecting network components made entirely from copper.

Anil Tandan, Chief Technology Officer, Idea Cellular Ltd., said, "Throughout our relationship, CommScope has always produced quality, durable cables that help us reach out to our customers with the latest and most innovative technology. Deploying HELIAX FXL smoothwall cable enables us to evolve our wireless networks while remaining conscious of its energy footprint."


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