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AccessWrap™ Oil Field Solution Case Study

September 14, 2020

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A large oil generation company based in Central Asia approached AFL with a request for fibre optic infrastructure deployment over their existing 10 kV medium voltage power
line network. The solution? AFL's AccessWrap™ cable was installed using specially designed wrapping equipment and accessories. The 50 km fibre optic network was successfully commissioned and used for communications, SCADA, CCTV, Fire detection,
electricity metering and control. The oil field has since seen more AccessWrap added to expand the fibre optic network to more areas of the oil field.

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