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October 2023 Newsletter
| CommScope Technical Family Webinar |
Please join us for the next CommScope Technical Family webinar, “Structured Cabling System Infrastructure Best Practices” on November 9.
Cabling infrastructure is critically important. It is the lifeblood of the information systems, as it connects different information systems to one another, as well as to outside communication networks.
In this webinar, we will go through structured cabling system (SCS) best practices, as proper installation of SCS provides future investment protection.
Applying SCS best practices is key to minimizing current and future network risks.
Register for this webinar here.
The FREE Fiber Fit Partner Program offers Partners three levels of learning modules centered around fiber. A total of approximately five hours of training is delivered on-demand, in recorded virtual sessions. Participants whole complete the program will earn 3 BICSI Continuing Education Credits (CECs). Complete the program by November 14 and you will also be eligible to win an Apple Watch®! Click here to learn more.
| Solution and Product Updates |
Propel™ fixed blade fiber panels provide manageable standard density if sliding blades are not required. This panel offers flexible connectivity for smaller data centers or racks/cabinets with up to 48 duplex ports per rack unit. Click here to learn more.
Product Features:
- Fixed blade when no movement is desired
- Open versions for Top of Rack (ToR) applications
- Modular, any size cassette fits on the Propel panel blade
- Supports 8f, 12f, 16f, or 24f architectures
Propel splice cassettes provide customers with an end-to-end Propel solution enabling delivered performance when pre-term is not possible. Click here to learn more.
Product Features:
- Modular, any size cassette fits on a Propel panel blade
- LC adapters have internal shutters
- Can be installed from front or rear of panel
- Splice protection sleeves are included
Propel new products, features and customers advantages are featured in a new video. Click here to watch.
CommScope’s building and data center segment has developed a multidiscipline, multiphase plan to improve our sustainability efforts and outcomes and help our customers and partners do the same. The plan aligns our core competencies in network architecture, material science and technological innovation with critical environmental needs: energy reduction, waste reduction, and decarbonization. It defines how we respond to the market and the processes/systems needed to support future sustainability action.
An Environmental Product Declaration (EPD) is defined by ISO 14025 as a Type III declaration that is a transparent and objective report that quantifies environmental information on the life cycle of a product to enable comparisons between products fulfilling the same function. Click here to find the EPD for cables, found midway on the page.
Are you already using Building Information Management (BIM) Tools? It is an intelligent, 3D model-based system that enables architects, designers, planners and engineers to plan, design, construct, and manage buildings and infrastructure more efficiently. CommScope BIM objects can be downloaded and viewed within a range of architecture and building design applications such as Autodesk® Revit®, Vectorworks®, Archicad® and SketchUp®. Propel™ and Powered Fiber are the latest additions. Click here to access.
| CommScope's Technical Assistance Center (TAC) |
Do you have questions about Propel? Get help on how to select and configure solutions using CommScope’s new products.
We make it easy:
Where are you located? Email a TAC agent in your region (24x7):
North America: tac.americas@commscope.com
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Finding the right contact for all your questions is easy: commscope.com/support/enterprise-networks/
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