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 Outlets, which are usually supplied as either one or two RJ45 connectors mounted in a standard single gang faceplate, or as single snap in modules which can be fitted into surface mount boxes or single/double gang faceplates. A STRUCTURED CABLING SYSTEM CONSISTS OF IN:

 The structured cabling system can be either unshielded, known as UTP or shielded, known as STP, SCTP or FTP. The structured cabling system is connected to the back of the user outlet by means of a connector. A STRUCTURED CABLING SYSTEM

 The maximum length of cable between the hub and any outlet must be 90 metres or less for complying to EIA/TIA and ISO standard.

 The patch panel provides 110 style, 8 pin modular connectors which are rack mounted to allow cables to be neatly punched down.

 The hubs are connected together back to the main equipment room using backbone cables, which can either be copper or optical fibre cable.

 Depending on the equipment used, the data channels may be presented in one of two different ways. Each data channel on the equipment may be fitted with an RJ45 connector, so that channels can be patched directly to the patch panels terminating the horizontal cables.

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