Y Connector for Lead-in Conduits (LICS) - 10 Pack

The Y Connector is an innovative solution designed for efficient Lead-In Conduit (LIC) installations, particularly for nbn™ network upgrades. This cutting-edge product eliminates the need for costly asbestos pit replacements, minimizes excavation work, and streamlines connections, making it an essential tool for telecommunications infrastructure projects.

Key Features:

• Dual-Piece Design: Includes an upper and lower section for seamless installation over existing Telstra cables without the need for cutting.
• Versatility: Features a removable reducer to accommodate both 10mm and 20mm conduits, ensuring compatibility with various setups.
• Permanent Installation: Engineered for durability, offering a long-term solution for nbn conduit installations.
• Directional Rodding Capability: Enables controlled rodding from the conduit pit to the premises connection device (PCD) while safeguarding the integrity of the nbn™ conduit.

Benefits of the Y Connector:

1. No Asbestos Handling: Eliminates the need to disturb asbestos-containing material (ACM) pits, reducing health risks and compliance costs.
2. Improved Aesthetics: Replaces unsightly permanent pits on customer properties, creating a cleaner and more professional installation.
3. Reduced Excavation: Saves time and money by limiting disruption to driveways, gardens, and public spaces through the reuse of fit conduit sections.
4. Simplified Installation Process: Speeds up the deployment of nbn network infrastructure, ensuring timely and cost-effective project completion.

Applications:

• Blocked Lead-In Conduits: Perfect for remediating unfit LICs without requiring complete conduit replacement.
• Conduit Near Asbestos Pits: Avoid costly pit replacements by connecting LICs near existing ACM pits.
• Residential and Commercial Properties: Ideal for reducing disruption during telecommunications installations on private and public lands.

Why Choose the Y Connector?

This nbn-approved tool is a must-have for contractors and delivery partners working on telecommunications infrastructure. It not only enhances efficiency but also aligns with sustainable construction practices by minimizing environmental and structural impacts.

Please refer to the Technical Information Bulletin for more details