The comments are great, I worked on the Fiber project in Austin and when we built out a hood we had strict rules on how the enclosures were prepped and we had to use all the parts in the box. I have since left and work for another company, and they are all about quick and dirty make that money, shit breaks we’ll fix it later. We splice 432 ribbons in 6 hours. The work is proper but it could be cleaner. Main thing in splicing is keep your machines and work space clean. And don’t break shit. This guy doesn’t even have on boots or eye protection.
Some western people are commenting on the poor un professional installation but remember in western counties they may be charging 200$ per/hrs but this guys are charging Rs700/per day but output will be same.
Agreed... this is painful to watch... I have 12 years as a fiber splicing tech... i have come across alot of bad closures, but this has got to be up there with the worst...
I mean no disrespect to him (or you) but no, he is not either. That level of workmanship would not pass muster in the developed world. Many mistakes and bad habits exhibited, with an end result that does not meet quality standards. If you've never seen it performed correctly by an actual professional then you don't know what good work actually is.
I can splice, polish, and prepare a connector thanks to a fiber optics class I took at my local community college, but I have to clue about what to expect in the field
El pigtail no es apropiado en la salida del domo y debe medir los hilos en la bandeja para que al guardarlos queden bien organizados para evitar problemas en la entrada al domo debe utilizar termocintractil. No se puede negar que trabaja rapido
electrical tape, no matter how much you wrap on there will not seal it against water. And, the container should have proper tamper-proof seals on it, not twisted wire.
There is a very bad connection and the photon ash is so long that there is a loss of material. If the vendor is Japan, it can be protested immediately. There seems to be a need to further standardize the process. I think this is very vulnerable to external problems.
Its ofwul technics .... indoor patch cord outside no input shrinking ... coupling box not closed ( wound with wire) ... its video how not to do ... cable stripping with a knife ... fixing cable not by suspension wire ...
You sealed the holes of fiber optic closure which insert cables with PVC tape , it is wrong practice , it is not waterproof , you should use heat shrink tubing , the performace will be much better .
The question is,would you use shrink tube on that cable? According to that insulation it seems to be a drop cable,if you heat that you melt everything,did you notice how easy is to strip? Cable is not for outdoor use,and he works with what he has. Only thing I would say is not well done is measuring the fibers,but I can understand that too,he probably has a norm and is not payed well for his job.
OMG you never should blow into a fusion splicer to clear away broken fiber. If any broken fiber flies into your eye you're in a world of trouble and pain. It would be like having a strain of sharp glass hair in your eye that is almost impossible to get out without surgery.
when you sow the fiber you have to be extremely clean, you work bad murder what you did there will come after the first rain to remedy, lack of varnes where the fiber enters the encloir, and by the way, live wire that the screws were not invented :))
I do this for a living and have been in the industry for 48 years.This is not an optimum training video. Splice sleeves should be placed BEFORE cleaving. All twist should be relieved before placing in tray. Radii should be adhered to. SC/APC with 900 micron plenum is for indoor use. Potential water penetration into the closure, vinyl tape, nothing is labeled, the list goes on.......
You all who are saying this is a crap job clearly dont do this for a living and have no clue. 1) it doesnt need to be water proof its light not electrical.. 2) the electric arc welder is standard equipment 3) the tape should be vulcanized self-sealing/welding tape. it welds to itself and is a standard practice if you not using water resistant boots (it looks like electrical tape but its not..hopefully...). Long as it passes the TDR tests shouldnt judge something you have no clue about... but I would be surprised if that even pass since he folded the fiber at a 90deg angle right in the beginning of the video.. that and his overly long leads that required him to loop the fibers up in the box improperly... other then the possible risk of the fibers being busted, when stripping the insulation, the job quality is just average... far from crap but also far from perfect.
Syc holic lol I've been doing this job for ten years and I will tell you, you pull that shit here in aus and you'll have no job, that is among the worst I have seen and if you believe that water ingress won't cause problems obviously you do substandard domestic shit work, splice canisters are sold with an IP rating and that canister's sealing procedure wouldn't pass, and the sheer fact you only test fibre on and otdr tells me you don't have a fucking clue, I would love to see this splice on an OTDR on hi res then see its loss on PM, I would place bet he's relying solely on the Chinese 70s's calc splice loss.
I never said its a good job either... more like mediocre... Suggest you go read the comments below for Sujit Lama and my replies before assuming you know exactly my opinion. To be honest I thought the job was a fail the moment he folded that FO almost in half when he was stripping it.... as for the sealing against the elements suggest you look into "Scotch® Self-Fusing Silicone Rubber Electrical Tape 70" just to name one that is exactly designed for this. And if you think water can effect fiber (not the termination connectors) post a reference proving this, I'd like to read it. Cuz I'd like to know who says fiber optics in water will effect the signal since FO laser light never even makes it to the surface of the fiber (and if it is, there bigger problems to worry about then water...)
Here in sweden we got some nasty boxes from the 90s and early 2000s that are always filled with water, people have been cheating when they sealed the cables so they are leaking in water to the point the whole box is filled with water :O Weird thing is I have never heard of any damage of these boxes on the fibre itself, but its a pain in the ass to work in them as all the markings on the fibres have disapeared We use these boxes only here in the north: www.sahkonumerot.fi/7284163/img/large/color.jpg
I was a fusion splicer back in the day when Verizon first started putting in what we use now of days. The beginning of this video seemed not that bad🙂 but it gets real bad at the end for sure lol. He doesn't pre route the cables properly in the spice trays. Zipped tied that fiber no felt and no flush cut on the zip ties. Cool fusion slicer but wow I really don't think this closure is sealed properly. Building closures and fusion splicing ribbon or single should be better than this. Interesting video wow crazy stuff for sure.
Думаешь им кто-то показал как надо делать правильно? Еслиб им нужно было монтировать по 5 сплитерных оптических муфт(муфты G-PON в каждую по 10 концов заходит) в кабельной канализации, они бы ах..ели. Это тебе не на святую изоленту гильзы по 1й шт сажать)
@@igorvasilyev3293 ой ой, какие тут вяликыя ponщики всея Руси нарисовались. Очнись, у них уже 5g активно тестируется. А ты всё со своим G-pon выёживаешься. А изолента и правда святая, в трудные моменты прямо чудеса творит))...
Hello, I recently upgraded from 16mbps copper connection to a 50mbps fiber and I am getting a ping issue with a 50% packet loss by the IP of my ISP's server. Could there be an error in the splicing of my fiber which may cause this issue
@@jimp9742 I recently ping plotted my network, turns out their server is pretty shit, 13 jumps to a Google server. And I get 50% packet loss on Google server. It is just a shitty ISP, will change as soon as possible
If the client is receiving the correct speeds after this job, then well done. I would imagine this is not in the US. India maybe? I could understand the lack of quality materials there. Not that your work looked bad, just some of the equipment and methods used looked very dated.
Agree ! the materials used are a piece of shit !! the enclosure is a joke !! Tape dont last much with mumidity and summer ... but the guy is very knowledage and expert on the job. This guy with the right products and better equipments would be a tiger doing his thing !
At least 9 mistakes, in preparing the fibers, and...WTF is with no heatshrink tube on IN`s??? just TAPE?!!!1 OMFG....no standards?....what is this Ganna country?
This guy didnt follow the existing fiber legnth coming down the phone pole. He just threw that cable in the enclosure not giving a damb about uniformity or quality.
🤦♂️ - Heat shrinks should have been put on before stripping and cleaning those strands. - Fiber should have been measured, stripped and cut evenly to allow clean dressing of the tray/mag. It wasn’t horrible but it absolutely could have been better. Electrical tape overuse is not cute by the way. There’s so many things he could have done better with a little more integrity; but if it wasn’t for trash technicians like that, we wouldn’t be as valuable as decent technicians 🤷🏼♂️
this isn't a video to train because even that arrangement in that closer is not good ,this yellow patch cord you let out is for what? you have to improve the way you make training with videos
Sorry totally un professional work cable not heat properly arranged also not good upster use black tape prohibit dear cable ti not use place down side very dirty if you are a professional must be use car
Wow.... if your here to learn the craft of splicing fiber... please for the sake of the technicians that have to get into a closure after you... do not follow these practices. I was going to do a bullet point of everything that was wrong and the lost is just too long!
Splicing is a doddle, it's the prep work and dressing where the art is at.
With the music & resolution, it's like a throw back to '07 CZcams lol
The comments are great, I worked on the Fiber project in Austin and when we built out a hood we had strict rules on how the enclosures were prepped and we had to use all the parts in the box. I have since left and work for another company, and they are all about quick and dirty make that money, shit breaks we’ll fix it later. We splice 432 ribbons in 6 hours. The work is proper but it could be cleaner. Main thing in splicing is keep your machines and work space clean. And don’t break shit. This guy doesn’t even have on boots or eye protection.
432 ribbons in 6 hours? omg.
With or without a ribbon splicer - how many people on the job?
@@josephashcraft1581 two people burning one guy laying the trays
I've always wondered how to do a dirty splice and make a leaky connection to a FOSC...
I am an expert in those 2 things. Lessons available upon request. lol
Excellent Knowledge from your Video~~~Like it~~
Good
Golden hands......with a beautiful work....
Thank you for sharing sir new supporters here
Some western people are commenting on the poor un professional installation but remember in western counties they may be charging 200$ per/hrs but this guys are charging Rs700/per day but output will be same.
Still unprofessional
Wow so beautiful post
Very nice Video Go A Head
Great
You my friend are an Artist. A true professional. 🤥🤥🤥🤥
My 4yr old could do a better job.
Agreed... this is painful to watch... I have 12 years as a fiber splicing tech... i have come across alot of bad closures, but this has got to be up there with the worst...
I mean no disrespect to him (or you) but no, he is not either. That level of workmanship would not pass muster in the developed world. Many mistakes and bad habits exhibited, with an end result that does not meet quality standards. If you've never seen it performed correctly by an actual professional then you don't know what good work actually is.
Third world craftsmanship...
Clearly people don’t understand what fiber splicing is. Global fiber management is where it’s at! TX!
India is all about quantity above quality...
I can splice, polish, and prepare a connector thanks to a fiber optics class I took at my local community college, but I have to clue about what to expect in the field
Expect pain
@@trollobite1629 it's been 3 years and I never went into it xD
@@stupid_tree7158 Fair enough 😁
@@stupid_tree7158 its super fun..
nice
Thank you
El pigtail no es apropiado en la salida del domo y debe medir los hilos en la bandeja para que al guardarlos queden bien organizados para evitar problemas en la entrada al domo debe utilizar termocintractil. No se puede negar que trabaja rapido
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This is aptly n should b renamed on how to not do Optical Cable splicing & routing n how to make a bad video
jurvideos
electrical tape, no matter how much you wrap on there will not seal it against water. And, the container should have proper tamper-proof seals on it, not twisted wire.
You bend the fiber 🤣 I see why I have such a bad internet.
Very nice bro
Very nice video
Very good 👍
Excelente video
There is a very bad connection and the photon ash is so long that there is a loss of material. If the vendor is Japan, it can be protested immediately. There seems to be a need to further standardize the process. I think this is very vulnerable to external problems.
this is indian way
Изолента и проволочки!!!!
Its ofwul technics .... indoor patch cord outside no
input shrinking ...
coupling box not closed (
wound with wire) ... its video how not to do ... cable stripping with a knife ... fixing cable not by suspension wire ...
You sealed the holes of fiber optic closure which insert cables with PVC tape , it is wrong practice , it is not waterproof , you should use heat shrink tubing , the performace will be much better .
Thanks for sharing! :-)
now I know why my fiber is shit :))
I can’t decide if I dislike his work or that enclosure more.
Totally mess! Not use heat shrink tube with epoxy for cable inputs. And just seal with some wire. Only like splicer and cutter.
How you can say totally mess
@@ashutoshupdhayay8056 is really a totally mess...shame...
@@Enlil91 how it is tell me
The question is,would you use shrink tube on that cable? According to that insulation it seems to be a drop cable,if you heat that you melt everything,did you notice how easy is to strip? Cable is not for outdoor use,and he works with what he has. Only thing I would say is not well done is measuring the fibers,but I can understand that too,he probably has a norm and is not payed well for his job.
Excellent splicing
Nice routing
Zbrdast
Fantastic
If i have a company that need jointers and you are the only one available i will not give u the job
o cara faz esse trampo todo pra fechar a parada com arame de pao
Sir no 1
OMG you never should blow into a fusion splicer to clear away broken fiber. If any broken fiber flies into your eye you're in a world of trouble and pain. It would be like having a strain of sharp glass hair in your eye that is almost impossible to get out without surgery.
when you sow the fiber you have to be extremely clean, you work bad murder what you did there will come after the first rain to remedy, lack of varnes where the fiber enters the encloir, and by the way, live wire that the screws were not invented :))
good job
Very good
I do this for a living and have been in the industry for 48 years.This is not an optimum training video. Splice sleeves should be placed BEFORE cleaving. All twist should be relieved before placing in tray. Radii should be adhered to. SC/APC with 900 micron plenum is for indoor use. Potential water penetration into the closure, vinyl tape, nothing is labeled, the list goes on.......
Gostei.....muito interessante...
Very nice how not to video 😂
thank you for sharing althought the work is not verry good
thanks dear for your best video I need more video about fiber optic installation and maintenance the fiber and other media.
Love the work boots!
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Not This Perfect Way to Work
Try to Safely Work Show Ever good video bro
Best of luck
Please bhaiya apna number dijiyega fiber splicing ke baare me baat karna hain
Supper
Is it fools day? Tape to keep fiber and shrinking tubes from moving?
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This video is loaded with bad habits.
Exactly,he is not a professional technician.
You all who are saying this is a crap job clearly dont do this for a living and have no clue. 1) it doesnt need to be water proof its light not electrical.. 2) the electric arc welder is standard equipment 3) the tape should be vulcanized self-sealing/welding tape. it welds to itself and is a standard practice if you not using water resistant boots (it looks like electrical tape but its not..hopefully...). Long as it passes the TDR tests shouldnt judge something you have no clue about... but I would be surprised if that even pass since he folded the fiber at a 90deg angle right in the beginning of the video.. that and his overly long leads that required him to loop the fibers up in the box improperly... other then the possible risk of the fibers being busted, when stripping the insulation, the job quality is just average... far from crap but also far from perfect.
Syc holic lol I've been doing this job for ten years and I will tell you, you pull that shit here in aus and you'll have no job, that is among the worst I have seen and if you believe that water ingress won't cause problems obviously you do substandard domestic shit work, splice canisters are sold with an IP rating and that canister's sealing procedure wouldn't pass, and the sheer fact you only test fibre on and otdr tells me you don't have a fucking clue, I would love to see this splice on an OTDR on hi res then see its loss on PM, I would place bet he's relying solely on the Chinese 70s's calc splice loss.
I never said its a good job either... more like mediocre... Suggest you go read the comments below for Sujit Lama and my replies before assuming you know exactly my opinion. To be honest I thought the job was a fail the moment he folded that FO almost in half when he was stripping it.... as for the sealing against the elements suggest you look into "Scotch® Self-Fusing Silicone Rubber Electrical Tape 70" just to name one that is exactly designed for this. And if you think water can effect fiber (not the termination connectors) post a reference proving this, I'd like to read it. Cuz I'd like to know who says fiber optics in water will effect the signal since FO laser light never even makes it to the surface of the fiber (and if it is, there bigger problems to worry about then water...)
www.idacs.uk.com/images/uploads/downloads/Datwyler_WP_Water_Impact_FO_2014.pdf
Here in sweden we got some nasty boxes from the 90s and early 2000s that are always filled with water, people have been cheating when they sealed the cables so they are leaking in water to the point the whole box is filled with water :O Weird thing is I have never heard of any damage of these boxes on the fibre itself, but its a pain in the ass to work in them as all the markings on the fibres have disapeared
We use these boxes only here in the north: www.sahkonumerot.fi/7284163/img/large/color.jpg
I was a fusion splicer back in the day when Verizon first started putting in what we use now of days. The beginning of this video seemed not that bad🙂 but it gets real bad at the end for sure lol. He doesn't pre route the cables properly in the spice trays. Zipped tied that fiber no felt and no flush cut on the zip ties. Cool fusion slicer but wow I really don't think this closure is sealed properly. Building closures and fusion splicing ribbon or single should be better than this. Interesting video wow crazy stuff for sure.
Nice video
What to do if the sliced optical fiber cable is broken?
It depends on where its broken, usually cut it , clean it and splice it again.
Bom dia, quanto cobrar pela fusão de fibra ótica?
Мне бы за такую работу руки оторвали.
+1
За что конкретно?..
Думаешь им кто-то показал как надо делать правильно? Еслиб им нужно было монтировать по 5 сплитерных оптических муфт(муфты G-PON в каждую по 10 концов заходит) в кабельной канализации, они бы ах..ели. Это тебе не на святую изоленту гильзы по 1й шт сажать)
@@igorvasilyev3293 ой ой, какие тут вяликыя ponщики всея Руси нарисовались. Очнись, у них уже 5g активно тестируется. А ты всё со своим G-pon выёживаешься. А изолента и правда святая, в трудные моменты прямо чудеса творит))...
Damn,that looks awful. Using splicing machine doesn`t make you splicer .. Damn that was some ugly work there...
Very untidy work
Very much
Its beautiful video sir
Agar yeh job ke liye muze workar milenge kya.
Nossa não usa um álcool isopropílico, não faz a limpeza da forma correta... Estranho
safety first
Need to learn how to wrap
Hello, I recently upgraded from 16mbps copper connection to a 50mbps fiber and I am getting a ping issue with a 50% packet loss by the IP of my ISP's server. Could there be an error in the splicing of my fiber which may cause this issue
Could be a problem at numerous different points, but extremely unlikely to be the splicing as this would stick out like a sore thumb to an ISP.
@@jimp9742 I recently ping plotted my network, turns out their server is pretty shit, 13 jumps to a Google server. And I get 50% packet loss on Google server. It is just a shitty ISP, will change as soon as possible
50mbps fiber connection???LOOOLL>.where is that?My clients is furious if the bandwidth is below 500 mbps...
@@Enlil91 I live in india, and by the way you typed this comment, I don't think you work for any company.
@@VG_Phantom I work for my own company.And in my country Gpon is basic.
Excellent
Такой работой он гордится?
Ужасно сделано, а самое главное не правильно!
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Это жесть просто, таким работникам руки отрывать нужно. Еще и фуджикуру 80с в руки дали, я в шоке!
Главный вопрос, а для чего он вывел наружу SC патчкорд?
So the customer only gets a 3meter or so connection to their equipment?
This will make optical fiber cabling difficult.
No table
No sense of fibre hygiene
Put the sleeve after stripping the fibre
But all that matters is the 1M views
If the client is receiving the correct speeds after this job, then well done. I would imagine this is not in the US. India maybe? I could understand the lack of quality materials there. Not that your work looked bad, just some of the equipment and methods used looked very dated.
Agree ! the materials used are a piece of shit !! the enclosure is a joke !! Tape dont last much with mumidity and summer ... but the guy is very knowledage and expert on the job. This guy with the right products and better equipments would be a tiger doing his thing !
Michael Crider believe it or not the Indians are miles ahead of the rest of us.
Vociferous Rich Oh really? In which aspects are you referring? Because I know for a fact, it isn't communication technology.
Is that machine old?
Test this job before talk , i bet you can get a nice speed with that.
lo unico bueno es la maquina
ممتاز
thank you engineer
How to dressing in proper desi train
At least 9 mistakes, in preparing the fibers, and...WTF is with no heatshrink tube on IN`s??? just TAPE?!!!1 OMFG....no standards?....what is this Ganna country?
Mi trabajo igual a mi maquina
Keren
This guy didnt follow the existing fiber legnth coming down the phone pole. He just threw that cable in the enclosure not giving a damb about uniformity or quality.
🤦♂️
- Heat shrinks should have been put on before stripping and cleaning those strands.
- Fiber should have been measured, stripped and cut evenly to allow clean dressing of the tray/mag. It wasn’t horrible but it absolutely could have been better. Electrical tape overuse is not cute by the way. There’s so many things he could have done better with a little more integrity; but if it wasn’t for trash technicians like that, we wouldn’t be as valuable as decent technicians 🤷🏼♂️
@@johntucker2728 don't say trash technician...I would like to see you working....
Can be conected an additional fiber?
this 3rd world country guy probably has better internet than me
How do you define third world country? What makes you think you're superior then the rest? Language my friend!
@@sashidharanp.m.sreeadharan9129 Are you schizophrenic? lol
You're a very special kind of idiot! Grow up asshole!
Maybe because it's in the top 3 of the largest number of poor people in the world and has the highest number of people shitting in the open?
this isn't a video to train because even that arrangement in that closer is not good ,this yellow patch cord you let out is for what? you have to improve the way you make training with videos
And that's what happens if you don't measure your fibre in the splice tray first!. a mess of fibre. Prep is everything when it comes to splicing.
Hii
Sorry totally un professional work cable not heat properly arranged also not good upster use black tape prohibit dear cable ti not use place down side very dirty if you are a professional must be use car
Wow.... if your here to learn the craft of splicing fiber... please for the sake of the technicians that have to get into a closure after you... do not follow these practices. I was going to do a bullet point of everything that was wrong and the lost is just too long!
This is made up only of jumper cords? WDM, TAP, ISO, LD, PD I have not seen.
Very unprofessional, how he is tapping the fiber optic.. it should not be tapped
Dada i am optical cable joyner
Hindiii????
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