PROJECT DEPLOYMENT

Every Reel.
A Clear Destination.

Align cable supply with the way your project will be installed.

Utility-scale solar and wind infrastructure

Ready For The Next
Stage Of Your Project.

Project-specific deployment labels connect each reel to its intended site destination. Reel mapping and grouped shipping help reduce on-site sorting and keep installation teams informed.

Discuss Your Deployment

Deployment-ready EdisonFlex reel with a project-specific label

From Your Layout
To Site Delivery.

A coordinated process built around your installation plan.

Layout Inputs

Provide the site layout, cable schedule and intended installation sequence.

Reel Mapping

Assign reels to site blocks, equipment destinations and pull routes.

Deployment Labels

Apply project information alongside standard product and traceability markings.

Coordinated Shipping

Group reels by zone or installation sequence and align releases with the project schedule.

Useful Information.
Where Crews Need It.

Deployment labels can include:

Project name
Site block or array zone
Inverter or transformer destination
Pull route or trench reference
Reel sequence and batch traceability
Optional QR link to digital documentation

PROJECT DEPLOYMENT

One Reel.
One Planned Destination.

Labels complement the cable’s standard compliance and traceability markings. Content is agreed for each project.

Plan Your Deployment

Multi-Chamber Reels

Less Handling.
More Installation.

Prepare the cable around the pull. Multi-chamber reels keep multiple conductors in separate compartments on one reel assembly, bringing the planned set together for installation.

For suitable cable constructions and pull plans, this can reduce separate reel setups, on-site sorting and repeated material handling. We coordinate the configuration with your team and authorized distributor before production.

Illustrative three-chamber configuration. Reel design and conductor arrangement are specified for each project.

Fewer Reel Setups

Consolidate an approved conductor set to reduce the number of separately staged reels and associated setup steps.

Less Sorting On Site

Keep the planned conductors together and identified, so crews spend less time finding and matching cable before the pull.

A More Ordered Work Area

Plan the reel arrangement around the available staging space and payout equipment, with fewer separate items to coordinate.

Reel capacity, combined weight, cable bend radius and payout method are reviewed against the installation plan. Labour savings depend on the cable configuration, equipment and site conditions.

Installation Preparation

Prepared For The Pull.

Resolve the details before cable reaches the work area. Reel preparation connects your cable schedule to the way crews will handle and install it.

Planned Reel Lengths

Agree cable lengths against the route and termination requirements, including installation allowances. Align each reel with the intended pull to help limit field cutting and avoidable surplus.

Conductor Configuration

Review multi-chamber paralleling, triplex or twisted configurations where suitable for the selected cable. Match conductor identification, including available longitudinal striping, to the project schedule.

Handling Requirements

Confirm reel dimensions and weight against transport access, unloading capacity and payout equipment. Plan these requirements before shipment so the crew can prepare the receiving area.

Execution At Site

The Right Reel.
The Next Work Area.

Connect the delivery sequence with the construction sequence. Grouped releases and clear reel identification help reduce double handling and keep cable moving toward installation.

Start with your cable schedule, site layout, planned pulls and delivery milestones. We align the deployment plan with your team and authorized distribution partner.

Discuss Your Installation Plan

Release By Work Area

Group reels by site zone, equipment destination or installation phase, and coordinate release timing with the areas ready to receive them.

Make Receiving Clear

Match arriving reel IDs to the deployment schedule and destination labels. Plan receiving and laydown locations to reduce unnecessary transfers across the site.

Keep the Record Connected

Carry reel, route and batch references through the installation handoff. Optional QR links can give crews access to the agreed digital documentation.

Ready To Move Your
Project Forward?

Connect with our team or an authorized distribution partner.

Connect

Every Reel.A Clear Destination.

Ready For The NextStage Of Your Project.

From Your LayoutTo Site Delivery.