Volume 8, Issue 13

Separating power and communications conduits

Dec. 1, 2000

I am working with a school district that requires a minimum 12-inch separation of power and communications conduits, and concrete encasement of all conduits

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The Category 6E myth

Dec. 1, 2000

There is no Category 6E. And don't count on there ever being one. I will state that first, just so there is no misunderstanding. Now I will get on with my story...

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Optical-fiber alternatives to premises solutions

Dec. 1, 2000

Three years ago, the shortage of fluorinated ethylene propylene (FEP) used to insulate conductors in unshielded twisted-pair (UTP) cables caused problems throughout the premises...

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Pay attention, listen, innovate!

Dec. 1, 2000

On the way to work this week, I've been listening to the audio version of A Passion for Excellence, by Tom Peters and Nancy Austin

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Saturation of the market is independent of the cable type

Dec. 1, 2000

I am responding to Arlyn Powell's "Crosstalk" article that appeared in your October 2000 issue

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Premier Products

Dec. 1, 2000

Colocation cabinetBud Industries Inc. has introduced a colocation cabinet, available in two-section and three-section styles. The cabinets will accommodate most manufacturers'...