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Introducing the reduced-diameter mini CAT6 copper trunk
Make cable management easier
With breakout legs of just 0.148 inches in diameter, our mini CAT6 copper trunk reduces congestion and allows for increased airflow in your data center.
Introducing the Mini Ladder Rack Enclosure
Save critical space in your data center
Half the size of the full version, the mini ladder rack enclosure also mounts directly to overhead conveyance to maximize your space usage.
Skinny-Trunk® Solution
High-performance and high-density
Decrease dB loss and save space – Skinny-Trunk® Solutions give you the reliability you need in your data center with high-performance, high-density optical fiber solutions.
Skinny-Trunk® Fiber Assemblies
Decrease dB loss and save valuable installation time.
With trunking options from 4 to 144 fiber count and 12-to-1 plug-in factor, you can save valuable space and installation time – while exceeding industry dB loss budgets.
Get Your FREE copy of the CABLExpress White Paper:
Data Center Structured Cabling Guide
In this white paper, we'll explain what structured cabling systems are and analyze the benefits you can reap from implementing them in your data center.
Skinny-Trunk® Harnesses
Reduce cabling congestion.
Pre-engineered staggering and 2mm fiber legs allow for maximum routing flexibility and a 60% reduction in cable bulk.
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Copper and Fiber Ladder Rack Enclosure
Skinny-Trunk® Ladder Rack Enclosure
The first copper and fiber enclosure specifically designed to mount directly to overhead conveyance
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CABLExpress® Cable Talk™ #42 Reduced Diameter CAT6 Cabling (Mini6) |
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CABLExpress® Cable Talk™ #41 Dealing with Fiber Density in the Data Center |
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CABLExpress® Cable Talk™ #39 Re-using Fiber Assemblies |
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CABLExpress® Cable Talk™ #38 Port Replication |
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Fiber Cable Performance Killers
So, you’ve decided to shun the Dark Fiber side of the force and revamp your data center’s cable system. Well done, young Padawon. Now, fiber optic cables are a bit more fragile than their conventional coaxial predecessors, and are more susceptible to damage and power loss...
Uh Oh… How Did my Fiber Optic Cables get This Messy?
Perhaps the first time you noticed a tangled cable here or there in your data center, your blood pressure did not spike. But time goes by and before you know it you walk in and are greeted by a sight of “cable spaghetti,” or a mishmash of pertinent cords, you probably won’t lose that unnerving mental image any time soon.
Like It or Not…Your Whole Network Relies on Cables
It's true. Your entire network's foundation is built on layer one. As you continue to invest in the latest and greatest, it's best you remember your whole network relies on cables.
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