- Forside
- IANOS 19" skuffer - Plug and play
- Moduler
- Patchmodul
Produkter
- Patchkabler, pigtails, adaptere m.m.
- Premonterede fiber kabler
- 19" fiberskuffer
- IANOS 19" skuffer - Plug and play
- Fiber Kabler
- Vægbokse for fiber
- 19" rack, vægrack og gadeskabe
- PDU'ere
- Splidsemuffer
- Brønde
- Renseprodukter
- Fiber værktøj
- Fusionssplidser
- Blæseudstyr
- Test og Måle udstyr
- Passive komponenter (wdm, splittere etc.)
- Aktive komponenter / systemer
- PDS løsninger (CAT6 / CAT6A)
- Datacenter systemløsninger - Huber+Suhner
- FTTH Kablingssystemer
- Opgaver efter ønske
- Konsulentydelser
- Diverse
- Video
Patchmodul


Key features patching modules
Simpler upgrades with MTP patch and LC harness
- As data centers migrate to higher data rates, the LC connector is being
replaced by MTP. MTP is generally used for 40G and 100G switch ports that
aggregate to 10G at the server. Because the majority of LC-MTP upgrades
are at the switch end, it makes sense to deploy a MTP patch module in the
switch rack and then run harnesses to the transceiver. MTP-LC harnesses can
be used on day 1 and then MTP conversion harnesses or jumpers can be used
for the upgrade.
Base-8 for easier upgrade
- Deploying a Base-8 backbone today will make it easier to upgrade to the
higher data rates tomorrow. 40G is already defined as an 8 fiber interface,
but in the future 100G, 200G and beyond will also be developed with SR4 8
fiber transceivers. For this reason, it would make sense to build your backbone
with Base-8 from the start.
Quick feed-through functionality to pre-installed modules
- The IANOS patching module incorporates a cable guiding system at the
rear of the module which facilitates fast and simple installation of trunk cables.
New trunks can be parked at the rear and then pulled forward from the front
of the chassis so that improved access can be made to the patching field. Final
connections of the trunk cables are made from the front of the IANOS chassis.