All or part of your cabling system has been installed with T568A-wired jacks on one end (patch panel) and T568B-wired jacks on the other end (work area). In this case, when the...
A common problem in testing optical fiber for loss is determining a loss budget to compare to actual measurements made by an optical-loss test set (see "Determining optical fiber...
Often, copper and fiber-optic cables must be placed in flexible conduit or duct to conform to regulatory safety codes, meet customer requirements or provide protection from environmenta...
One of the most difficult telecommunications products to field-terminate is the modular patch cord. It requires practice, patience and manual dexterity to assemble a patch cord...
The subtleties of testing Category 5 channels are just becoming apparent to those who design structured cabling systems and the installers and contractors who must test them. ...
TP-PMD transmission through the IBM cabling system is available with this balun. The device matches a 100-ohm UTP cable with the 150-ohm STP cable of the IBM cabling system for...
We can`t live with them, and we can`t live without them. That seems to be the attitude of cabling installers toward the technical services and support that their distributors ...
Harmful power surges not only get to local area network systems on alternating current power lines, but they can also travel along communication lines. As LANs connect computers...
The LAN cable-detective kit contains a cable radar time-domain reflectometer that measures the length of installed cable or cable that is wrapped around the reel. The kit detects...
Safely installing optical fiber calls for special care in working with lasers, ultraviolet light and chemicals, as well as the general safety precautions applicable to any installation...