FOA counterfeit cabling lecture targets flammability

Oct. 24, 2012
A burn test is also conducted in the video.

A new video lecture from the Fiber Optic Association (FOA) recounts how counterfeit "Category" cabling has been sold in the U.S. and elsewhere around the world, and what serious problems have occured from the use of these bogus premises cables; in particular, regarding electrical performance and safety issues associated with flammability of cheap plastic insulation. The video analyzes the current situation with counterfeit cabling and offers tips on how to identify it. A burn test is also conducted in the video.

Watch the video here.

See also:Why the FOA is creating its own standards for installers and users

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