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Fibre to the building: connecting businesses in Conakry

Connecting businesses, powering Conakry: the six steps of a commercial fibre-to-the-building (FTTB) installation, from the fibre entry point to high-speed internet in action.

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By Synergy Professionals Africa1 min read

SPA technicians working at a street fibre cabinet outside a commercial office building in Conakry, with an SPA pickup truck and a cable drum

For businesses, connectivity is no longer optional. In Conakry, Guinea, our teams deliver fibre-to-the-building (FTTB) installations that bring high-speed, reliable internet into commercial premises: stronger businesses for a smarter Africa.

Six steps to a connected building

1. Fibre entry point

The external fibre is brought into the building through a protected entry point, secured to the wall and sealed.

2. Fibre distribution cabinet

Incoming fibres are spliced and organised in a distribution cabinet, the building's central connection point.

3. Structured cabling installation

Cabling is routed through trays and ceilings to the areas that need service, installed to a structured, documented standard.

4. In-building network setup

Network equipment is installed and connected in wall-mounted racks, ready to serve the tenants.

5. Businesses connected

Offices on each floor are connected to the new network.

6. High-speed internet in action

The service is tested and handed over, ready for everyday business use.

What businesses gain

  • Ultra-fast speeds to boost productivity and performance.
  • Reliable and secure: an enterprise-grade network you can trust.
  • Scalable solutions built to grow with the business.
  • Cost effective: lower operating costs and higher efficiency.

Building a digitally connected Africa. Engineering connections, empowering Africa.

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