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  • Volume 9, Issue 9

    • Volume 9, Issue 9

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    OSHA regulation specifically covers telecommunications spaces

    Aug. 1, 2001
    In the May 2001 issue of Cabling Installation & Maintenance, an article on confined spaces quoted OSHA regulation 1910.146 (see "Confined spaces call for special safety procedures...
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    New Products

    Aug. 1, 2001
    Hitachi Cable Manchester's mini-catalog highlights their high-speed, balanced twisted-pair copper cable offerings
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    Doing it yourself

    Aug. 1, 2001
    It took half an hour to cut the fishtape loose-and, say, isn't that electrical wiring near where I'm sawing?
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    Take charge of static and save your tester

    Aug. 1, 2001
    You will often find a static charge in Category 5 cable. This is due to the fact that the charge is still retained in the cable that was tested by the manufacturer. Another way...
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    Cabling industrial environments today

    Aug. 1, 2001
    Q: I have a little dilemma. I am doing the network infrastructure for Pratt & Whitney, which has been complaining that the installation of a network cabinet in its shop areas ...

    More content from Volume 9, Issue 9

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    Why Division 17 will require new business strategies

    Aug. 1, 2001
    Cabling professionals must be prepared to positively interact with other construction trades
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    Premier Products

    Aug. 1, 2001
    Seatek's Roto-Spin CT-250 is a lightweight hand tool that features a swiveling blade to ring and straight cut cable jackets from 0.16 to 0.60 inches in diameter
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    New York's airports wired for wireless

    Aug. 1, 2001
    Providing wireless access to air travelers is creating a new market for airports and service providers alike, and is an untapped opportunity for communications designers and installers...
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    Fiber-loaded SmartShips testing the waters

    Aug. 1, 2001
    Wiring a ship is like a Lego model-you do it in sections and then connect the sections together
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    The craft of permanently joining conductors

    Aug. 1, 2001
    Designers must possess a basic knowledge of splicing that can be clearly communicated to installers
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    A generator-friendly uninterruptible power supply

    Aug. 1, 2001
    The most favorable UPS technology combines compatibility and complete system reliability.