Fibre-optic ethernet coupler
01 February, 2008 | Supplied by: Beckhoff Automation Pty Ltd
The EtherCAT I/O system has been expanded with fibre-optic-compatible hardware, EK1501 EtherCAT coupler and the EK1521 junction terminal, enabling more flexible topologies including line, ring, tree and star.
Fibre test and inspection kit
01 February, 2008 | Supplied by: Fluke Networks
Three fibre-optic kits offer video inspection of fibre end-faces using the FiberInspector Mini 200X microscope that aligns the inspection probe with fibre ports or patch cord connectors to increase the efficiency of fibre inspection.
Optical fibre LC adapters
01 February, 2008 | Supplied by: Molex Premise Networks Pty Ltd
The Quad LC optical-fibre adapters are designed for high-density optical-fibre interconnection applications, providing four LC ports in the one adapter. Connection options for each adapter include either four simplex LC connectors, two simplex and one duplex LC connectors or two duplex LC connectors.
Fibre-optic repeaters
01 February, 2008 | Supplied by: CrispTech Pty Ltd
The Weed Instruments EOTec 2C31 (single self-healing ring) and 2C32 (dual self-healing ring) fibre-optic repeaters are designed for ControlNet applications.
Indoor/outdoor tight buffer fibre cable
01 February, 2008 | Supplied by: Belden Australia Pty Ltd
A series of indoor/outdoor tight buffer distribution cables has been added to the FiberExpress line of fibre-optic cabling solutions.
Right angle RJ45 connector
01 February, 2008 | Supplied by: Micromax Pty Ltd
The Turck fully overmoulded right angle RJ45 connector cord set is designed for connections in tight spaces and ethernet panel builders. The cord set complements Turck’s ethernet cabinet adapter.
World-class ICT laboratory opens in Canberra
25 December, 2007
ACT Chief Minister Jon Stanhope has officially opened the $60 million National Information Communication Technology Australia (NICTA) Laboratory Facility in Canberra.
Nokia Siemens Networks aims for greener mobile networks
27 November, 2007
According to ICT market analysts Ovum, Nokia Siemens Networks (NSN) has announced a new ‘solution’ aimed at helping mobile network operators reduce their energy use and carbon footprints. This forms part of a move by the vendor to position itself as a ‘green’ supplier.
Managing high power density in Sydney data centre
31 October, 2007 | Supplied by: Vertiv Australia Pty Ltd
Equinix, a global provider of network-neutral data centres, recently installed a new cooling system to cool high-density computer equipment at its Sydney Internet Business Exchange (IBX) centre
Prysmian signs Telstra cable supply agreement
10 October, 2007
Prysmian Telecom Cables and Systems Australia recently announced a three-year agreement to continue the supply of both fibre-optic and metallic communication cables to Telstra.
Category 6RJ-45 outlet
26 September, 2007 | Supplied by: CommScope Technologies Australia Pty Ltd
The HighBand RotoLoc is a category 6RJ-45 outlet designed to fit into the hagerblu range of faceplates manufactured by Hager.
Cable protection system
26 September, 2007 | Supplied by: Ramelec Pty Ltd
Nupi SmartConduit series is a non-hydroscopic composite piping system designed to protect electrical and communication cables in hazardous, high groundwater or hydrocarbon environments.
Cabling manufacturer opens in Australia
19 September, 2007
Swiss copper and fibre-optic cabling solutions manufacturer Reichle & De-Massari (R&M) has expanded into Australaisia with a Sydney-based team to cover Australia, New Zealand and the Pacific Islands. R&M is a provider of cabling systems and components for commercial enterprises, governments and homes.
Fujitsu wins global cabling contract
17 September, 2007
Fujitsu has secured a US$1.5 billion contract from Flag Telecom, owned by India's Reliance Communications, to lay 50,000 km of its global IP network expansion.
Underfloor cable trunking system
27 August, 2007 by Crosstrack
A major automotive electronics manufacturer installed a low-profile wiring trunking system that can handle all our power, data and phone cabling into their buildings. The results have been faster and lower-cost office fitouts
