Cables and lines -Intelligent Cabling with Copper and Fiber Optic Cables
Open the catalog to page 1METZ CONNECT – Cables and lines Cable concepts with a perspective The world is becoming more and more networked. Consistent as well as transparent information - available everywhere and at all times - devices that communicate with other devices to depict processes - all of this is increasingly determining our daily lives. All this requires reliable connection technology. Creating perfect connections - that is the core competence of METZ CONNECT. The decision between fiber optic or copper data cables as the ideal solution for the workplace depends on many factors: deployment environment, network...
Open the catalog to page 2METZ CONNECT – Cables and lines Development of Ethernet data rates in GBit/s 1.000 Important standards for the cabling Standardization General requirements Office spaces Industrial spaces Data centre spaces Distributed building services Installation specification and Quality assurance Generic cabling systems Cabling installation Installation planning and practices inside buildings Installation planning and practices outside buildings Telecommunications bonding networks for buildings and other structures
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Open the catalog to page 4METZ CONNECT - Cables and lines APPLICATION IN THE LAN - LOCAL AREA NETWORK Our high-quality cables are always used where a highspeed data transmission in local area net-works (LAN) is required. The cables are thereby used for structured and application neutral networks - Ethernet 100 BaseT, 1000 BaseT and 10 GBit Ethernet. In addition to the voice and data communication applications our solutions are suitable for the remote power supply of various terminal devices through Power over Ethernet (4PPoE up to 100 W) and HighEnd 4K video (e.g. HD-BaseT). Our product range includes installation and...
Open the catalog to page 5METZ CONNECT - Cables and lines EU Construction Products Directive (BauPVo)/(CPR) The new EU Construction Products Directive - in short BauPVo - replaced the previous Construction Products Directive 89/106/EEC (BPR) in July 2013, and has been adopted as a European Directive in all EU member states since July 1, 2017. The aim was to create a common technical language by adopting the standards, which defines uniform product and testing standards through technical specifications. The Construction Product Regulation (CPR) refers to all cables that are manufactured or distributed for the fixed and...
Open the catalog to page 6METZ CONNECT - Cables and lines Fire behavior For years, flame retardancy has been one of the minimum requirements for indoor cables. PVC cables are often used. Although they are highly fire retardant they will not prevent the fire spreading. They can even release highly corrosive and toxic gases. High-quality LSHF (FRNC) materials with significantly improved properties offer a proven and future-proof alternative to PVC cables in the event of fire. Innovative cable solutions - for more safety Fire class B2ca Building with a very high security requirement Fire class Cca Building with a high security...
Open the catalog to page 7METZ CONNECT - Cables and lines Class Description Euroclasses Minimum requirement Building Escape route Free-standing buildings and free-standing agricultural and buildings used for agriculture and forestry Other buildings Other buildings Other buildings including underground buildings up to 7 m high, with no more than 400 m2 in total up to 7 m high, with no more than 400 m2 in total Special buildings 51 High-rise buildings 56 Building with rooms more than 1600 m2 largest storey, excluding residential buildings and garages Rooms larger than 400 m2 Individual rooms Use with more than 100 persons...
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Open the catalog to page 11METZ CONNECT – Cables and lines Fiber science The variety of applications, different requirements and continuously growing data volumes have led to the ongoing development of different fiber optic types. The main differences and properties of these types are described below. Basics Signal propagation in the optical waveguide is based on the principle of total reflection. This means that a light beam can be totally reflected at the transition from an optically denser medium to an optically thinner medium depending on its angle of incidence. For this reason, the basic structure of fiber optic cables...
Open the catalog to page 12METZ CONNECT – Cables and lines Multimode fiber (MMF) With multimode fibers, several light waves or modes are used to transmit signals. The large core diameter of the fiber of 50 µm or 62.5 µm enables the propagation of several different modes and allows the use of technically simpler and, above all, less expensive light sources. Despite the optimized beam path due to the adjustment of the refractive index in the fiber, the gradient profile the large number of modes quickly leads to propagation time differences and overlapping of the signals, so multimode fibers are mainly used for short transmission...
Open the catalog to page 13METZ CONNECT – Cables and lines Singlemode fibers (SMF) In contrast to multimode fibers, only one mode is used for transmission in the singlemode range. For this purpose, the diameter of the fiber core was reduced and is only 9 µm for SMF. Since propagation time differences and signal overlaps do not occur until very late in the transmission of a single mode, SMF makes it possible to transmit data over long distances. Due to the small fiber core and the low acceptance cone, highly efficient lasers are required as light sources for singlemode fibers, and these are more expensive than the light...
Open the catalog to page 14METZ CONNECT - Cables and lines These are approximate figures, they may differ from fiber manufacturer to fiber manufacturer. Core diameter Sheath color orange orange aqua heather violet lime green 900 m 1.000 m 1.100 m
Open the catalog to page 15METZ CONNECT – Cables and lines Cable overview Cable assembly Cable type OpDAT Mini Breakout Cable Compact I-VQ(ZN)H OpDAT FITH-Cable OpDAT Industrial Cable OpDAT Simplex Patch Cable OpDAT FITH Patch Cable I-V(ZN)H (weiß) OpDAT Duplex Patch Cable OpDAT Connecting Cable OpDAT Universal Cable OpDAT Outdoor Cable OpDAT Breakout Cable OpDAT Mini Breakout Cable Shunting cable
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