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A private college upgraded its cabling system using Cablesys’ Pre-terminated Patch Panel Solution. The system required 10G Ethernet bandwidth, so they chose Category 6A (CAT6) performance. Cablesys built twelve 24-Port CAT6A patch panels pre-terminated with UTP cables that extended twenty-five feet to allow them to connect between racks. The system was pre-tested to TIA® performance standards before shipping. Once the materials were received, they screwed the bracket panels onto th...

A healthcare communication software company upgraded its network to 10G using Cablesys’ DIY Pre-terminated Patch Panel Solution. The company required two cabling systems; CAT6A and fiber optic. Cablesys built twenty-three 24-port CAT6A patch panels pre-terminated with UTP cables in various lengths. Plus, four 96-port LC-to-LC fiber optic patch panels pre-terminated with OM3 cables. Both systems were pre-tested to TIA performance standards and shipped as a kit.Once their IT staff received...

An equipment fabricator based out of Buffalo, New York, upgraded their network to 10G using Cablesys’ Pre-terminated Patch Panel Solution. They chose the Category 6A (CAT6A) FTP patch panel system that is factory tested to provide up to 7dB performance headroom at 550MHz. They installed two 24-Port CAT6A patch panels with 25 feet cable assemblies. The materials came as a kit and included four cable assemblies with bezels, two bracket panels, and two cable management bars.To learn more,...

An electrical contractor located in Lebanon, Connecticut, wanted to connect computers and network equipment for their servers. However, there were no data outlets in the area. To resolve the issue, they installed Cablesys’ Pre-terminated Patch Panel System with mobile box. The mobile box offers a temporary way to provide connectivity in an open environment. It is made with sturdy ABS plastic to withstand harsh environments. Cablesys built four boxes, each with six Category 6 data p...

An IT consulting and web development company located in Longview, Texas, planned to expand its cabling system. They wanted to add a 24 port patch panel and plug the cables from the rear to a 24 port network switch. Cablesys built them a patch panel pre-terminated with patch cables on the rear that extended fifty feet. Once the IT company's staff received the materials, all they had to do was screw the bracket panel onto the rack, snap in the connectivity, route the cables, and plug in...