UL Test
Report of (Enhanced) Category 5 Unshielded Patch Panels, 180 Degree IDC type
The following category 5 TIA/EIA/TSB40A UTP CONNECTING HARDWARE
test report is done by
an impartial and reliable third party testing laboratory-UL-Northbrook
EMC Group.
As you can see from
the test report that it was done by UL Northbrook
EMC Group USA on 25th May 1995,The Category 5E line
is draw according to TIA/EIA-568-A-5 Cat 5e Connecting
Hardware NEXT loss (Worst Pair-to-Pair) configuration
as show on the right-handed side.You
can therefore conclude that our PATCH PANELS were
already Enhanced Category 5 (Cat. 5E) Compliance
FOUR years ago.
Near End Crosstalk (NEXT)
is the most important parameter of determining whether
the connecting hardware is Enhanced Category 5(Cat.
5E) compliance or not.As you can see from the above
test report,our PATCH PANELS are not only Cat. 5E
compliance,but also providing you a lot of headroom
more than that of Cat. 5 and the headroom you need
to answer future networking demands today.
Category 5E recommended fornew installations expecting
to support Gigabit Ethernet 1000Base-T operation.
Materials
· Metal Sheets:
Corrosion resistant steels for better magnetic field
interference shielding as well as for electric field
shielding. · Plastic: Modular jack, 110
and Dual type IDC housing are UL 94V-0 rated self-extinguish
high impact plastic. · Contacts: All
with phosphor bronze, modular jack spring contact
with 50 micro-inch gold over 100 micro-inch nickel.
Installation
features
·
Standard EIA 19" rack and cabinet mount for
standard version only. · Easy and flexible
grounding connection for FTP/SFTP on the 9th pin
of each IDC. · Writable and erasable
marking surface for each port on the front panel.
· Dual IDC accepts both 110 and Krone type
punch down tools. Please refer to Tools for more
details of the tools.
