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Fiber LAN Telecom Distribution
Fiber LAN telecom distribution systems take connectivity to wherever it’s needed. As the communications backbone of any business or organization, the right connectivity solutions can improve enterprise network simplification and management, eliminate bottlenecks and support digital buildings.
IMPROVED AESTHETICS
- Multiple configurations for strain relief and cable management keep cables neatly arranged in the work area
- See-through “smoke” Lexan doors offer a modern style while allowing quick visibility to ensure proper routing
ENHANCED SECURITY
- FX ECX Patch Panel system locking accessory prevents access from front and rear doors
GUARANTEED PERFORMANCE
- Access to a network of Belden partners that can install and certify Belden systems and offer a 25-Year Warranty on parts and labor, plus Lifetime Application Assurance
COST SAVINGS
- FX ECX allows mixed-media flexibility, which saves material costs and deployment time
INSTALLATION FLEXIBILITY
- FX ECX services legacy constructions and moves, adds and changes (MACs)
- Patent-pending front/rear removable cassettes deliver unmatched installation flexibility
- Modular cable management accessories handle fiber cables from any direction while delivering proper strain relief
- Removable rear housing allows terminations/ routings to be performed on a workbench prior to installing back in the rack
- Eliminate fiber pinch points with simplified cassette design; slack management is integrated into the see-through cassette lid
MAXIMIZE SPACE
- FX ECX KeyConnect frames allow you to deploy a small number of copper ports without an additional housing
DESIGN FLEXIBILITY
- Supports all modern fiber termination techniques: pigtails with splice trays, splice-on connectors, splice cassettes and mechanical splice connectors
MEETS AND EXCEEDS SPECIFICATIONS
Best-in-class design has a lot of additional benefits and features:- Modular cable management and strain relief
- Clear doors
- Dust management brushes
- Removable front and rear housing
- Removable top cover
IMPROVED AESTHETICS
- Multiple configurations for strain relief and cable management keep cables neatly arranged in the work area
- See-through “smoke” Lexan doors offer a modern style while allowing quick visibility to ensure proper routing
ENHANCED SECURITY
- FX ECX Patch Panel system locking accessory prevents access from front and rear doors
GUARANTEED PERFORMANCE
- Access to a network of Belden partners that can install and certify Belden systems and offer a 25-Year Warranty on parts and labor, plus Lifetime Application Assurance
COST SAVINGS
- FX ECX allows mixed-media flexibility, which saves material costs and deployment time
INSTALLATION FLEXIBILITY
- FX ECX services legacy constructions and moves, adds and changes (MACs)
- Patent-pending front/rear removable cassettes deliver unmatched installation flexibility
- Modular cable management accessories handle fiber cables from any direction while delivering proper strain relief
- Removable rear housing allows terminations/ routings to be performed on a workbench prior to installing back in the rack
- Eliminate fiber pinch points with simplified cassette design; slack management is integrated into the see-through cassette lid
MAXIMIZE SPACE
- FX ECX KeyConnect frames allow you to deploy a small number of copper ports without an additional housing
DESIGN FLEXIBILITY
- Supports all modern fiber termination techniques: pigtails with splice trays, splice-on connectors, splice cassettes and mechanical splice connectors
MEETS AND EXCEEDS SPECIFICATIONS
Best-in-class design has a lot of additional benefits and features:- Modular cable management and strain relief
- Clear doors
- Dust management brushes
- Removable front and rear housing
- Removable top cover
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New Deployment Strategies for Current and Future Enterprise LAN Needs
Today, enterprise LANs bring all kinds of traditionally separate, standalone systems together under one network. For this reason, the number of devices connected to LANs now outnumbers the number of people connected to LANs.
