Radiating coaxial cable specified at Heathrow Airport

Aug. 17, 2012
More than 150,000 feet of Trilogy Communications' AirCell Radiating Cable serve public-safety, commercial mobile-phone and internal-security communications at the airport.

Trilogy Communications recently announced that its AirCell Radiating Cable has been specified for use, and more than 150,000 feet of the cable has been installed, in London's Heathrow Airport. Trilogy says the cable has been deployed in Terminal 5 and Terminal 2.

At Heathrow, the cable is being used for public-safety signals, internal security communications, commercial mobile-phone use, and 3G networks as well as other applications.

The AirCell Radiating Cable has an air dielectric, which Trilogy says is a unique characteristic. It incorporates a fully bonded design that prevents water migration and enhances durability, Trilogy adds.

Sponsored Recommendations

Cat 6A Frequently Asked Questions

April 29, 2024
At CommScope we know about network change and the importance of getting it right. Conclusion Category 6A cabling and connectivity.

Cat 6A Hard Facts

Aug. 3, 2022
At CommScope we know about network change and the importance of getting it right. Conclusion Category 6A cabling and connectivity.

What you need to know about 6A cabling

Aug. 3, 2022
Did you know that Category 6A cable is the best choice for structured cabling?

Why CommScope 6A?

Nov. 7, 2022
Inside buildings and across campuses, network demands and economics are changing. As applications like IoT, 10GBASE-T, multigigabit Wi-Fi 6/6E/7 and PoE++ become more common, ...