Amphenol Broadband Solutions Self Install Kits (SIK) - 3.5 Diamonds

Sept. 29, 2020
Amphenol Broadband Solutions’ Self Install Kits (SIKs) are designed to bring simple and reliable installations directly into the subscriber’s hands. An SIK makes possible “touchless” consumer interactions, eliminating the need for a technician and reducing opex. Kits are available with a variety of components and packaging. A service provider can include HDMI cables, coaxial jumpers, splitters, fiber-optic jumpers, data or A/V cables as well as mounting hardware, in a kit. Push-pull or torque-nut connectors are some of the many new options to increase the simplicity of the kits.

Judge’s Comment: “Very nice packaging for Self Installation Kits. It is nice that the kit is customizable to the operator to include the CPE.”

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