Cat 5E cabling system tuned to prevent bandwidth loss

Krone Inc. has announced its TrueNet C5eT (Category 5E) structured cabling system that the company claims is specifically tuned or impedance-matched to prevent bandwidth loss in LANs
Aug. 1, 2000
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Krone Inc. (Englewood, CO; www.kroneamericas.com) has announced its TrueNet C5eT (Category 5E) structured cabling system that the company claims is specifically tuned or impedance-matched to prevent bandwidth loss in LANs. Krone says that once TrueNet is installed, active testing equipment is utilized to document the system's zero bit error data transmission rate throughout the physical layer.

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