Cabling Installation & Maintenance Articles, August 2006
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Industry Spotlight

Short runs…

SAN FRANCISCO, CA-At the recent Gartner Symposium/ITxpo here, Gartner Inc. (www.gartner.com) analysts claimed that a lack of focus on user requirements will lead to ...

Rexel acquiring comm/electrical distributor GE Supply

The Rexel Group (Rexel; www.rexel.com), a global distributor of communications and electrical supplies and GE Consumer & Industrial...

APC bolsters Data Center University program

APC (www.apc.com) has announced a new set of courses and educational partners for its Data Center University by APC program...

Report: Chinese manufacturing of cables, assemblies to grow nearly 17% this year

Output of cables and assemblies from manufacturers in mainland China is projected to grow by 16.8% in 2006...

Telco Systems to acquire Metrobility Optical Systems

Telco Systems (www.telco.com), a provider of carrier-class transport and access platforms for public and private Internet Protocol (IP)...

Departments

Editorial

Live free or die trying

New Hampshire, the state in which I live and work, is an interesting little place.

New Products

New Products

The TDE.2 modular terminal block is designed to save space in enclosures when terminating shielded twisted-pair cables.

Perspective

Data centers a high-growth market for structured cabling system suppliers

In our recent analysis of the cabling market for data centers, we found a large untapped market poised for explosive growth.

Ask Donna

So, how did we get from 150 feet to 100 meters?

In this column, we will find out why, if studies show the typical length of most existing horizontal cabling runs is 150 feet, the standard-specified maximum channel length is 100 meters.

Features

Product Update

AV baluns add value to copper cabling systems

The ever-faithful balun is becoming a key element in preserving structured cabling systems for driving audio-video.

Design

10GBase-T standard may shift Cat 6A into high gear

It’s the end of Category 5e, and with Category 6 under fire, long live Category 6A.

Installation

Recycling used cable: Challenges and opportunities

The cabling industry has a ways to go before it can be considered "green."

Technology

Can your UTP cables take the heat of PoE?

The characteristics of your unshielded twisted-pair cable can help determine the extent to which it will support emerging, higher-current PoE technology.

Security

IP security breaks in to more than just video

While Internet Protocol-based surveillance enjoys rapid growth, other IP-based security systems aren’t far behind.

This Issue

Volume 14
Issue 8
August 2006
 

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