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2014 BUYERS GUIDE Visit PLP's website at www.preformed.com, email us at inquiries@preformed.com or call 440-461-5200 for additional information on these and other industry solutions. Primex Manufacturing Ltd. 20160 92A Avenue Langley, BC, V1m 3A4 Canada P: 877-881-7875 F: 604-881-7835 W: www.primexfts.com Contact: Mahmud Harji E: info@primexfts.com Customers: MDU/PCO, Telcos, Cable TV Products/Services: Outside Plant, Inside Plant, Structured Wiring Primex has been providing premium custom industrial plastic enclosures to leading telcos for years. We're the partner of choice for OSP and install-and-repair teams across North America. Our ability to design and deliver a top-quality, North American–manufactured product in collaboration with our customers, to meet every one of their enclosure needs, is what sets us apart. Primex enclosures perform like no others. Each is built specifcally to answer the needs of today's broadband installers. Tey help telcos manage the transition to broadband with less cost and greater fexibility and adaptability for future technologies. Spot On Networks 55 Church Street New Haven, CT P: 203-523-5210 F: 203-773-1947 W: www.spotonnetworks.com Contact: Jessica DaSilva E: jdasilva@spotonnetworks.com Customers: MDU/PCO, Hospitality, Municipalities, Retail, Restaurant, Commercial Products/Services: Voice/Video/Internet Services; Wireless Spot On Networks ("SON") is a wireless Internet service provider (WISP) providing managed UserSafe Wi-Fi networks to multitenant properties, hotels and commercial spaces. SON is the leading provider of managed Wi-Fi networks to the U.S. multitenant housing market and a trusted leader in hotel Wi-Fi since 2004. SON develops Wi-Fi-backed solutions to solve the most pressing problems today's building owners face. 116 Te CellBOOST family of services provides cost-efective cellular signal solutions for properties that are experiencing poor indoor cellular coverage. In addition, CellBOOST enhances indoor radio signals, allowing frst responders to have adequate indoor radio coverage. WiFiPlus+ provides buildings with wireless energy management, building automation and security monitoring solutions to help properties save money on utilities, earn LEED credits, reduce their carbon footprints and build techsavvy buildings of the future. Spot On Networks is the only Wi-Fi provider with UserSafe technology. UserSafe guards network users from hacking and identity theft. Sumitomo Electric Lightwave 78 T.W. Alexander Dr. Research Triangle Park, NC 27709 P: 800-358-7378 W: www.sumitomoelectric.com, www.futurefex.com Contact: Customer Service E: info@sumitomoelectric.com Customers: MDU/PCO, Telcos, Cable TV, Hospitality, Municipalities, Enterprise and Data Center Networks Products/Services: Outside Plant, Inside Plant, Wireless, Structured Wiring, Test Equipment, Design/ Construction, Headends, Training, Customer-Premises Equipment, Fusion Splicers, Field Installation Connectors Sumitomo Electric Lightwave (SEL) is a major industry leader in the development, innovation and manufacturing of optical fber and connectivity solutions to tailor fber optic communication, wireless, residential broadband, FTTx, data center and enterprise networks. By ofering the industry's highest-quality and most reliable optical fber, fber optic cable, fusion splicing equipment and accessories, feld-installable connectors, passive components, FTTx solutions, EPON equipment and FutureFLEX AirBlown Fiber and Air-Blown Cable, SEL is the trusted solutions provider for many of today's major optical fber network deployments. Dedicated to continuous innovation, SEL introduces industryfrst solutions that advance information and communications networks serving North, South and Central America. Backed by outstanding customer, engineering, | BROADBAND COMMUNITIES | www.broadbandcommunities.com | NOVEMBER/DECEMBER 2013