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Product Range Professional The difference between single mode and multi mode The light is reflected in a zigzag pattern in the core of thicker multi-mode fiber cables. This results in higher attenuation, the range of the signal reduces, in other words. The light does not refract so frequently in single mode fiber cables and guarantees an enormous range. Multimode Cladding There are several forms of cladding for glass fiber cables. Solid strand type Hollow strand type Singlemode Combined strand type The solid strand type surrounds the fiber directly. This has a disadvantageous effect when there is high strain and with temperature differences. Unlike the solid strand type, the hollow strand type does not surround the fiber directly. There is a hollow space between the cladding and the fiber which reduces the disadvantageous effects of strain load and temperature differences. The combined strand type represents an intermediate form of the solid core type and the hollow core type. The hollow space of the cladding is filled here with a gel or similar. Use of the individual glass fiber cables Multi fire cables are usually found in cabling in buildings and in short and medium distance runs. OM2 fiber cables are used the most. OM3 fibers of better quality are used more and more frequently and replace OM2 fiber cables over the long run. Single mode fiber cables are used because of their good signal properties in long distance cabling. LWL plugs The widest distributed LWL plugs are ST-, SC- and LC plugs. The LC plugs gains an ever increasing share of the market for glass fiber plugs because of the compact size and their use with mini GBIC modules in switches or media converters. Pigtails Pigtails are cables equipped with an LWL plug on one side and a plain glass fiber cable on the other side. They are used at the end points of laid cables and are spliced with each other. Splicing Splicing is understood to be the connection of two glass fiber cables. These are adjusted at their end points and permanently fused together. Cable typ A Outside cable I/J Inside cable U optoversal ® cable (not VDE) Ader V Solid strand D Bundled strand W Hollow strand, filled H Hollow strand, unfilled M Mini bundle (not VDE) Uniform, abbreviated descriptions exist for LWL cables in accordance with DIN-VDE Norm 0888 which consist of a series of number, as can be seen in the table. S Metallic distribution element F Q Filling compound for filling the cord cavities in the cable core Source element (not VDE) 1. Outside cladding H LSOH cladding Y PVC cladding 2Y PE cladding (ZN)2Y PE cladding with non-metallic strain relief elements (ZN)(L)2Y PE laminated cladding with non-metallic strain relief elements (ZN)(SR)2Y Steel spiral laminated cladding with non-metallic strain relief elements 2. Outside cladding B Reinforcement BY Reinforcement with PVC protective cover B2Y Reinforcement with PE protective cover Number of fibers Number of bundled fibers x number of fibers per fiber bundle 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 Field diameter in μm for single mode fibers (9µm) Core diameter in μm for multi mode fibers (50µm or 62.5µm) Construction type E Single mode fiber G Multimode fiber Bandwidth in MHz for 1 km (Multimode fibers) Dispersion in ps/nm x km (Single mode fibers) Wavelengths B 850nm (multimode fibers) F 1300nm (multimode fibers) F 1310nm (single mode fibers) H 1550nm (single mode fibers) Attenuation coefficient in dB/km Cladding diameter in μm (125µm) Construction LG stranding in layers 156
Technical Data // Fiber-Optic Patch Cables ST - ST DK-2511-01 … DK-2911-10 SC - SC DK-2522-01 … DK-2922-10 Mechanical Properties Primary Coating Acrylate; Ø 250± 15µm Acrylate; Ø 250± 15µm Secondary Coating Ø 0,9 ± 0,1mm Ø 0,9 ± 0,1mm Coating (buffer) color "SM: yellow 50/125 OM2: green 50/125 OM3: Aqua 62/125 OM1: orange" "SM: yellow 50/125 OM2: green 50/125 OM3: Aqua 62/125 OM1: orange" Cable protection Aramid (Kevlar) Aramid (Kevlar) Operating temperature "min: -20 °C max: +60 C°" "min: -20 °C max: +60 C°" Storage temperature "min: -25 °C max: +80 C°" "min: -25 °C max: +80 C°" Cable jacket LSOH LSOH Cable building Optical Properties "SM: 2x4mm or 3x6mm MM: 2,5x5mm" "SM: 2x4mm or 3x6mm MM: 2,5x5mm" Insertion loss "SM PC: max. 0,5dB MM PC: max. 0,4dB" "SM PC: max. 0,5dB MM PC: max. 0,4dB" Return loss "SM PC : > 35dB MM PC: > 25dB" "SM PC : > 35dB SM SPC: > 45dB SM UPC: > 50dB MM PC: > 25dB" Life cycle > 500 connections > 500 connections LC - LC DK-2533-01 … DK-2933-10 E2000 - E2000 AL-9E2000-01I … AL-9E2000:05I Mechanical Properties Primary Coating Acrylate; Ø 250± 15µm Acrylate; Ø 250± 15µm Secondary Coating Ø 0,9 ± 0,1mm Ø 0,9 ± 0,1mm Coating (buffer) color "SM: yellow 50/125 OM2: green 50/125 OM3: Aqua 62/125 OM1: orange" "SM: yellow 50/125 OM2: green 50/125 OM3: Aqua 62/125 OM1: orange" Cable protection Aramid (Kevlar) Aramid (Kevlar) Operating temperature Storage temperature "min: -20 °C max: +60 C°" "min: -25 °C max: +80 C°" "min: -20 °C max: +60 C°" "min: -25 °C max: +80 C°" Cable jacket LSOH LSOH Cable building Optical Properties "SM: 2x4mm or 3x6mm MM: 2,5x5mm" "SM: 2x4mm or 3x6mm MM: 2,5x5mm" Insertion loss Return loss "SM PC: max. 0,5dB MM PC: max. 0,4dB" "SM PC : > 35dB SM SPC: > 45dB SM UPC: > 50dB MM PC: > 25dB" "SM PC: max. 0,5dB MM PC: max. 0,4dB" "SM PC : > 35dB SM SPC: > 45dB SM UPC: > 50dB MM PC: > 25dB" Life cycle > 500 connections > 1000 connections 157
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NETWORK TECHNOLOGY 2012 // 2013
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Content ASSMANN Network Technology
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Monitorkabel Geräteanschlusskabel
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Long-term - & System Warranty On th
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Network Cabinets DIGITUS ® cabinet
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Network Cabinets Network Cabinets i
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Network Cabinets Network Cabinets 7
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Network Cabinets Network Cabinets i
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Network Cabinets Network Cabinets 6
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Server Cabinets Server Cabinets wit
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Server Cabinets Server Cabinets 780
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Unmounted Network- and Server Cabin
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Network Cabinets Industrial-PC-Cabi
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Wallmount Cabinets Wallmounting Cab
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Wallmount Cabinets ECO Wallmounting
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Wall Housing SoHo slim Wallmount Ca
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Cabinets Solutions for Data Center
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Cabinets Solutions for Data Center
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Cable Management Solutions for Data
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IT Cooling Solutions for Data Cente
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WALL MOUNTING AIR COND. UP TO 330 W
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WALL MOUNTING AIR COND. UP TO 2000
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ROOF MOUNTING AIR COND. UP TO 900 W
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Cooling Units Roof Cooling Unit for
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Shelves Shelves for DIGITUS ® Netw
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Shelves Sliding Shelves for DIGITUS
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Plinth Plinth for DIGITUS ® 19“
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Cable Management 1U Cable Managemen
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Accessories Fixing set for 483mm (1
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Accessories Blank Panels for Networ
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Accessories Lockable Castors for DI
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254mm (10") Network Components 10"
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Strips Strips 65 - 76 Outlet Strips
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Outlet Strips Aluminium IEC C13 Out
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Outlet Strips Outlet Strip,1U, Over
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Outlet Strips Outlet Strip for Rack
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Outlet Strips Solid Aluminium Socke
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Outlet Strips 6-way Outlet Strip, w
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Uninterruptible Power Systems Unint
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UPS Off-Line UPS uninterruptible Po
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General Electric technical specific
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UPS Line Interactive UPS, 1000 VA T
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Copper Components Copper Components
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Structure of the Cabling System The
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Configuration There is the option o
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CAT 6 Patch Cables Premium CAT 6, C
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CAT 5e Patch Cables Premium CAT 5e,
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CAT 5e Patch Cables Premium CAT 5e,
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Twisted Pair Installation Cables CA
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Twisted Pair Installation Cables CA
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Page 111 and 112: Twisted Pair Patch Cables CAT 5e, C
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Page 115 and 116: Technical Data // Outlets DN-9006/B
Page 117 and 118: Outlets CAT 6, Class E, Wall Outlet
Page 119 and 120: Technical Data // Patch Panels DN-9
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Page 123 and 124: Patch Panels CAT 5e, Class D Patch
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Page 127 and 128: Technical Data // Keystones DN-9360
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Page 131 and 132: Toolless Keystone Modules CAT 6 A K
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Page 135 and 136: Toolless Keystone Modules CAT 5e, C
Page 137 and 138: Patchen bis zur optimalen Leistung
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Page 141 and 142: NEXANS LANmark EU Modular Patch Pan
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Page 145 and 146: 19" Housing for Keystone Modules St
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Page 151 and 152: LWL Components // Overview LWL Comp
Page 153 and 154: Patch Cables Optical fiber patch ca
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Page 161 and 162: Fiber-Optic Patch Cables LC / LC Fi
Page 163 and 164: Fiber-Optic Patch Cables E2000 / E2
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Page 169 and 170: Technical Data // Pigtails Technica
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Page 175 and 176: Fiber-Optic Spliceboxes Fiber Optic
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483mm (19") LCD-Consoles Console wi
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KVM Switches and KVM Extender USB-P
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KVM Switches and KVM Extender KVM c
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KVM Switches and KVM Extender Combo
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Video Solutions CAT 5 Audio Extende
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Video Solutions Video/Audio Matrix
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Video Solutions VGA Extender-Remote
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Video Solutions // Examples of use
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Video Solutions DVI Video / Audio S
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Video Solutions HDMI Matrix Switch,
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Video Solutions Professional HDMI R
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Active Network Components Active Ne
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Multifunction Network Servers Fast
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Wireless LAN Products, 300Mbps RedR
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Wireless LAN Products, 300Mbps Wire
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Wireless LAN Products, 150 Mbps Wir
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Wireless LAN Accessories Magnetic s
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Fast Ethernet Switches BlackRapid 1
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Fast Ethernet Switches Fast Etherne
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Fast Ethernet Web Smart Switches Fa
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Fast Ethernet Managed Switches Laye
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Gigabit Ethernet Adapters USB 2.0 t
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Gigabit Ethernet Switches Gigabit E
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Gigabit Ethernet Web Smart Switches
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Gigabit Ethernet Web Smart Switches
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10G Ethernet Adapters 10G Ethernet
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Industrial Switches Industrial Giga
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Industrial Switches Industrial Mana
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Industrial Media Converter Industri
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Mini GBIC (SFP) Gigabit Modules Min
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Mini GBIC (SFP) Gigabit Modules Min
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PoE - Power over Ethernet - Extende
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PoE - Power over Ethernet - Web Sma
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PoE - Power over Ethernet - Managed
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Indoor Surveillance Camera Network
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Indoor Surveillance Camera Advanced
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Indoor Surveillance Camera Advanced
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Outdoor Surveillance Camera Network
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Speed Dome Surveillance Camera Adva
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HD Network Surveillance Camera HD N
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HD Network Surveillance Camera Adva
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HD Network Surveillance Camera Adva
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Video Server H.264 Video Server Off
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Network Video Recorder Network Vide
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Network Video Recorder VioStor Rack
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Network Video Recorder VioStor Rack
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Fast Ethernet Media Converter Fast
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Fast Ethernet Media Converter Fast
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Fast Ethernet Media Converter Bidir
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Gigabit Media Converter Gigabit Med
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Gigabit Media Converter Gigabit Med
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Gigabit Media Converter Bidirection
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VDSL Media Converters Fast Ethernet
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