Tata Teleservices Limited, in switching to HELIAX FXL, is said to utilize the high-performing coaxial cable at the new rollouts of its base station sites in India. The FXL smoothwall cable, already installed in more than 100,000 sites throughout India and in use in nations around the world, is delivering a new level of benefits in wireless network performance and reliability, compared to its corrugated copper predecessor HELIAX VXL.
Competition for subscribers is intense in the rapidly-expanding Indian wireless marketplace, raising the stakes for operators as they balance the need for the highest performance in their networks while keeping costs low.
Stan Catey, Sr. VP & GM, Cable Products, CommScope said, "Superior performance and cost-efficiency, as compared to standard corrugated copper cable, makes HELIAX 2.0 FXL smoothwall cable from CommScope a great choice for operators and OEMs in India. The smoothwall cable offers significant and immediate cost savings over corrugated copper cable and is built to ensure the operator receives a consistent quality connection."
AG Rao, Executive President, Technology & Enterprise Business, Tata Teleservices Ltd. said, "CommScope's smoothwall cable will modernize our wireless communication systems. This will allow us to offer our customers the best wireless solutions cost effectively."
In response to the discontinuation of HELIAX VXL, CommScope has made significant investments to localize FXL cable production at its manufacturing center in Goa, India. Additional production facilities supporting FXL are strategically located in North America and China.
