BBX_AUS_161209

Please reference ‘BB9’ when ordering.
Cabling
CAT6a
10-Gigabit Patch Panels
Get 10-Gbps performance from these shielded panels.
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CAT6a F/UTP Outlet Jacks
Fully shielded for CAT6a F/UTP channels.
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CAT6a F/UTP Faceplates
Faceplates designed specifically for shielded CAT6a channels.
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covers, and mounting screws.
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Black Box Explains
Augmented Category 6 (CAT6a) over F/UTP.
CAT6a is a 10-Gigabit Ethernet (10-GbE) over copper standard. The CAT6a extends electrical specifications from 250 MHz to 500 MHz.
IEEE ratified the standard (ANSI/TIA/EIA-568-B.2-10) in February 2008. It also features Power Sum Alien Crosstalk (PS-ANEXT) to 500 MHz,
The standard is defined as 10-Gigabit data transmission over a 4-connector a new measurement. Alien Crosstalk (ANEXT) is a coupled signal in
twisted-pair copper cable for a distance of 100 metres on Class F or Class a disturbed pair arising from a signal in a neighboring cable.
E-augmented copper cabling. Class E cabling requires a line-encoding To virtually eliminate the problem of ANEXT, CAT6a F/UTP cable
scheme (PAM 12) and electronics to achieve the 10-Gbps transmission is used. The F indicates an outer foil shield that eliminates PS-ANEXT.
for 100 metres. Current CAT6 cabling systems may support 10-Gigabit When security is an issue, CAT6a is a good choice because it doesn’t
Ethernet over limited distances. emit signals. In addition, CAT6a F/UTP cable works well in noisy
environments with a lot of EMI.
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