JungDesign
Telecommunications product casing / Date to be confirmed

Ericsson Phone System Casing

A casing developed for Ericsson’s phone splitter system for high-density, lower-economic regions across the South Pacific.

Proof point

A design problem defined as much by context and installation as by the object itself.

JUNGDESIGN / CASE 10
Source document image for Ericsson Phone System Casing
Pole-mounted splitter casing

Industrial designer for a splitter-system housing.

Client / context
Ericsson International via New Zealand agent
David’s role
Industrial designer for a splitter-system housing.
Disciplines
telecommunications / industrial casing / installation design / infrastructure / South Pacific deployment
01

What had to be solved

The system needed to be installable on standard wooden power poles and support one main line feeding multiple sub-lines to local users.

02

What JungDesign did

David designed the casing around installation practicality, environmental exposure and the infrastructure conditions of suburban communities.

03

Why it mattered

A functional telecommunications housing that supported more efficient local network connection without dedicated additional pole infrastructure.

Connection to the paintings

This kind of work explains the structure in David’s paintings: the clear edge, the controlled crop, the object treated seriously, and the confidence that comes from decades of making ideas survive contact with real-world constraints.