World's tallest residential tower gets structured cabling

Dubbed a major breakthrough for the company, Belconn has won a major cabling contract with the creators of the world's tallest residential tower in Dubai.

The Princess Tower, which is expected to be completed this year, will stand more than 400-metres tall and have 101 floors of apartments – an increase from the originally planned 90 floors.

Belconn's structured cabling arm will provide high-speed voice and data solutions to the tower, which it claims will supplement the high quality technological fittings.

All the networking equipment will be fully Belconn branded, under the supervision of the one of Dubai's leading telecommunications companies DU.

Belconn's Cat6 Sapphire solution won the bidding process because of its high quality and ease of installation but was supported by the firm's growing international reputation in the networking sector, the company said.

The Princess Tower will lose its title as the tallest residential skyscraper to the Pentominium, which will be completed in 2011 and will have a height of more than 500-metres. ADNFCR-1186-ID-18965644-ADNFCR

Last Updated: 09/01/2009 15:19

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