Siemon Z-MAX spring door option
06 May, 2010 byA spring door option has been added to the Z-MAX shielded (category 6A) and unshielded (category 6 and 6A) hybrid range of outlet to minimise exposure of the jack contacts to dust and other contaminants.
Harting Ha-VIS preLink data cabling termination system
06 May, 2010The Ha-VIS preLink data cabling termination system is designed for use with a wide range of mating faces such as RJ45 to IP20, RJ45 push-pull according to IP65/67 or M12.
Harting RJ Industrial 10G RJ45 plug
06 May, 2010The Harting RJ Industrial 10G is an RJ45 plug that supports 10 gigabit ethernet, designed for field termination that requires no tools.
Harting har-speed M12 connectors
22 April, 2010 byThe har-speed M12 connectors meet category 6A performance specifications, enabling an M12 cabling system to be deployed for higher data performance scenarios.
Belden DataTuff industrial ethernet solutions
15 April, 2010 byThe Belden DataTuff industrial ethernet cabling and connectivity solutions are designed specifically for industrial environments.
Automated Control Engineering ASM WS31 cable extension sensor
15 April, 2010The ASM WS31 cable extension sensor series includes a mounting bracket that allows for easy and flexible installation of the sensor and position measurement in almost every direction.
Cable degradation issue solved for Queensland oil refinery
16 March, 2010 byMaser Communications has supplied a series of specialist steel wire armoured cables to a Queensland oil refinery. After suffering through issues associated with cable degradation, the end user outlined its requirement for a robust cable construction and Maser was quick to identify a steel wire armoured solution that would provide the necessary mechanical protection.
BICSI South Pacific Conference 2010
03 February, 2010The BICSI South Pacific Conference 2010 will be held at the Rydges Hotel in Melbourne, 19-21 April 2010 and will feature a conference, exhibition, workshops and product demonstrations.
Category 6A vs category 6A: what’s the difference and why should I care?
04 December, 2009 by Regina Good-Engelhardt, Private Networks Product Marketing Management, Reichle & De-Massari, R&MNew standards for copper cabling smooth the way for high-performance data transmission in buildings, industrial plants and data centres. However, in order to have a long-term guarantee for the desired performance, the pitfalls in nomenclature need to be considered during project design and component selection.
Upgrade of bank’s mission-critical IT cabling infrastructure
02 November, 2009A large Swiss merchant bank and global wealth-management company relocated its Australian head office into Chifley Tower in the Sydney CBD as part of an expansion program of its Australian financial and investment services and to meet the growing demand for their expertise in the region. Incorporated in the move was a significant upgrade to its IT infrastructure.
Video-over-IP system
31 August, 2009 byVideo Furnace System 5, manufactured by HaiVision Network Video, is a compact Makito HD H.264 encoder that provides a complete end-to-end HD H.264 video-over-IP distribution system. H.264 is a commonly used video compression standard, providing the bandwidth efficiency to better utilise network and storage resources when dealing with high-definition video.
Industrial category 6 UTP cable
09 July, 2009 byThe DataTuff 7940A category 6 UTP industrial ethernet cable is EtherNet/IP compliant and designed for high-speed data transmission.
Category 6 UTP cable
09 July, 2009 byThe DataTwist 3600 series of category 6 UTP copper cables consists of four pairs of 23 AWG insulated copper conductors with a round flexible core construction and a central spline that maintains pair separation and matched conductors on all four pairs.Â
Connectors for outdoor telecom solutions
08 July, 2009
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The Han connector product range manufactured by Harting has been extended to include a hybrid RJ45 and power connector and a standard LC fibre optic connector, in singlemode and multimode formats, to meet the demands of harsh outdoor environments.
Busting myths about power-over-ethernet
17 June, 2009As more powered devices are being connected over ethernet, the case for power-over-ethernet gets stronger. However, as US-based power adapter manufacturer Phihong points out, a number of inaccurate assumptions exist in the market that need to be qualified.
