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A closer look at the work behind the scenes at Camp Pendleton.

When upgrading active wireless infrastructure, ex*****on doesn’t stop at getting equipment online—details like cable management, labeling, and panel organization directly impact long-term reliability and serviceability.

This is the standard our Wireless teams bring to every install.

Recent reporting is pointing to something utilities are already starting to see firsthand — wildfire activity is showing up earlier, and in places it hasn’t historically.

(Article via Washington Post: https://www.msn.com/en-us/weather/topstories/wildfires-rip-through-unusual-parts-of-us-raising-fears-of-a-brutal-season/ar-AA1ZhGsC)

When ground fires reach energized lines, wooden poles are exposed to direct flame contact at the base, where structural integrity matters most. In many cases, the damage isn’t immediately visible, but it shows up later under load.

The utilities best positioned for wildfire season aren’t reacting to that exposure. They’re addressing it in advance.

That includes targeted hardening strategies like fire wrap / fire mesh engineered fiberglass and resin pole protection systems designed to help preserve structural integrity during fire exposure.

Wildfire risk isn’t following the old timeline in 2026. Preparation can’t either.

Learn more and schedule a wildfire hardening consultation at https://alamon.com/early-wildfire-activity-signals-elevated-risk-for-utility-distribution-infrastructure/.

Walk into any modern facility and almost everything depends on network connectivity. Security systems. Wireless access points. EV chargers. Building controls. AV systems.

But the reliability of all of it is determined long before any device is installed.
It starts with the infrastructure behind it.

We put together a quick look at how structured cabling supports the systems modern organizations rely on every day.

Read more: https://alamon.com/structured-cabling-the-infrastructure-behind-modern-connectivity/.