Unlit fiber definition

Unlit fiber means one or more strands within a bundle of fiber-optic cable through which an associated light signal or light communication transmission must be provided to provide communications service, but excluding the electronic equipment required in order to render the fiber capable of transmitting communications. [PL 2017, c. 199, §1 (NEW).]
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Examples of Unlit fiber in a sentence

  • Unlit fiber connections from the Communications Network to sites designated by the City for City’s provisioning of video, voice and data services.

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