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1 Necks Customer Day 9 th June 2011. 2 Key Attributes of AFL World Leader Delivering end to end solutions focusing on the integration of telecommunication.

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1 1 Necks Customer Day 9 th June 2011

2 2 Key Attributes of AFL World Leader Delivering end to end solutions focusing on the integration of telecommunication and utility based products and services; fiber optic, hardware, power, electronics, and various specialty applications. Global Presence Manufacturing facilities in four countries and servicing customers in over 100. Strong Heritage Proven history driven by performance, integrity, & delivering superior value.

3 3 AFL Company & Market Overview Parent Company: 100% owned subsidiary of Fujikura Ltd Transitioned to 100% April, 2005 35% of FJK’s WW Telecom business ISO 9000 & 14001 certified Locations: >30 facilities in 4 countries Revenue: >$500 Million Employees: 3,800+ International Sales: AFL ships to >100 Countries 25% in international sales

4 4 Fiber Optic Cable World Leader in Aerial Cable –Largest installed base of OPGW and ADSS –Most expansive product portfolio Loose Tube and Tight Buffered Downhole, Sensing, & Subsea Applications Specialty Cable MicroCore™ Cable SkyWrap™

5 5 Aerial Solutions Over 250kV150 – 250kV60 – 150kV20 – 60kVLess than 20kV New build New build New construction or rehabilitation of existing line WITH shield-wire OPGW OPGW (may be installed as messenger or as neutral wire on LV systems) New construction or rehabilitation of existing line WITHOUT shield-wire TR-ADSS OPPC or TR- ADSS ADSS or TR- ADSS* or OPPC or MASS OPPC or ADSS Retro-fit Retro-fit Low pollution, regular rainfall, adequate tower/pole strength, no electric field problems TR-ADSS or SkyWrap or OPGW ADSS or TR-ADSS* or SkyWrap or OPGW or MASS ADSS or SkyWrap or AccessWrap or MASS Many possible solutions: Short Span-ADSS, lash- or clip- attached cable, figure-of-8 cable or AccessWrap Pollution issues, low rainfall, prone to 3 rd party damage, high electric field strength, weak towers, ground clearance issues. SkyWrap or OPGW SkyWrap or OPGW or MASS SkyWrap or AccessWrap or TR-ADSS or MASS Difficult access to overhead line, low environmental disturbance requirement or high rollout speed required SkyWrap SkyWrap or AccessWrap No shield-wire, multi-bundle phase conductors, any pollution condition TR-ADSS or ADSS* (choice depends on electric field strength and levels of pollution) is the only possibility, but regular inspection and even washing may be required in polluted areas. Customer must expect short service life

6 6 Metallic Optical Aerial Cables OPGW, OPPC and MASS

7 7 Metallic Solutions for High Voltage Lines OPGW Optical Ground Wire Substitution of standard earth wire MASS Metallic Aerial Self-Supporting Additional Installation for Telecom Purpose only OPPC Optical Phase Conductor Substitution of standard phase conductor

8 8 Aerial Solutions AFL is the world’s leading supplier – 150,000km - over 1 / 3 OPGW installed worldwide is AFL Meets IEEE-1138 and IEC60794 specifications Comprehensive range, – high fibre counts – small diameters Also OPPC and MASS versions HexaCore Slotted Core CentraCore AlumaCore MiniCore OPGW

9 9 OPPC

10 10 New generation of composite separators (36 kV … 245 kV) OPPC entry Top cover Splice module Upper sealing Top and bottom cup glued to the insulating body Insulating body filled with silicone oil Path of fibre tubes: Red – OFC ; white - OPPC OFC entry Lower sealing Base plate

11 11 Separator versions (36 kV … 245 kV) Version:SHP 36 kV … 145 kV 245 kV

12 12 On-site installation (245 kV P type, France)

13 13 Installation example (36 kV, line termination & T-branch)

14 14 Installation example (72.5 kV separator on 63 kV line, line termination)

15 15 OPPC in-line closure Connects two OPPCs staying on high potential All parts are identical to the Separator parts –Exception: Main body is a modified top cup Suitable for the whole voltage level range – 36 kV to 245 kV Installable on Tension and Suspension towers

16 16 OPPC in-line closure Installation examples

17 17 MASS on Wooden Poles

18 18 MASS on Wooden Poles General View of MASS on Strong and Suspension Pole

19 19 MASS on Wooden Poles Strong Pole - Front and Rear View

20 20 MASS on Wooden Poles Suspension Pole with Earth Connection

21 21 MASS on Wooden Poles MASS at Suspension Angle Tower

22 22 MASS on Wooden Poles Cable Downlead at Splice Tower

23 23 SkyWrap & Access Wrap

24 24 SkyWrap …. its a proven solution Approved by major utilities in Europe, Asia and North America More than 25,000km installed since 1982 In service in 40+ countries world-wide

25 25 Robust and Reliable UK - 2005 SkyWrap is not just for today 30 year design life In service >20yrs Maintenance free Lifetime support from AFL Meets IEEE1594 SkyWrap is a fully-proven, robust and reliable long-term solution

26 26 Installation Topography ArcticSweden, Finland, Canada TropicalColombia, Vietnam, Venezuela DesertOman, UAE, Pakistan CoastalIceland, New Zealand, Ireland MountainsSwitzerland, Chile, Norway High windsHong Kong, Taiwan, Florida Urban pollution Los Angeles, Kuala Lumpur, China, Kenya SkyWrap is in service in challenging environments all over the world with outstanding results Norway - 2001

27 27 AccessWrap AccessWrap is AFL wrap technology for broadband access or distribution networks Uses SkyWrap experience and technology to apply fibre optic cables to overhead lines Optimised for use on MV power distribution lines: 10kV to 50kV Post insulators Small conductors Wood poles Norway – 33kV Access Wrap

28 28 Technology Choice Classic technology is ADSS – but many disadvantages –Reduces ground clearance –Imposes extra load on poles –Susceptible to vandalism, shotgun, fires and accidental third party damage –Only 1 ADSS per pole

29 29 Benefits of AccessWrap AccessWrap adds small dielectric cable to distribution line –Does not infringe existing clearance –Does not significantly increase loads on poles –Secure – protected from vandals and accidents Buckshot resistant option –It uses 1 phase out of three Capacity can be added incrementally

30 30 Comparison with SkyWrap AccessWrapSkyWrap Working Radius (min. distance between conductors) 500 mm1200 mm All up Weight 45 kg250 kg Distance between joints 1,000 m5,000 m Fibres per cable 1272

31 31 Comparison with SkyWrap Smaller cable drum Shorter counterbalance arm Lightweight machine body Remote controlled tug not used Same technology –Smaller & lighter

32 32 Summary Meets IEEE1594 Quick & Clean Cost-effective Low Risk Reliable & secure Solves difficult access problems Scaleable Complete package Lower environmental impact Significant advantages over other technologies

33 33 Thank you For more information about Any of our Systems please contact our Swindon Office Office:+44 1793 647200 Emailsales@afl-europe.comsales@afl-europe.com


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