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Data Center Cabling Guide
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TA B L E O F C O N T E N T S PA G E
Introduction 3
Data Center Horizontal Cabling Topology 5
Topology Number 1: 6Centralized with Cross-connect
Topology Number 2: 8Partially Centralized (end-of-row) with Inter-connect
Topology Number 3: 10Distributed In-cabinet (top-of-rack) Switching
The Storage Area Network (SAN) 11
Data Center Cabling Sample Configurations 12
Cabling Sample Number 1: 14Centralized Cross-connect in a 672 x 672-port HDA
Cable Routing Guidelines 16
Bill of Materials 18
Cabling Sample Number 2: 19Partially Centralized Inter-connect in a 672 x 672-port HDA
Cable Routing Guidelines 21
Bill of Materials 23
Cabling Sample Number 3: 24EDA with 96 Copper Ports from HDA and 48 Fiber Ports From SAN
Cable Routing Guidelines 25
Bill of Materials 27
Cabling Sample Number 4: 28Cross-connect Cabling for a 720-port SAN
Cable Routing Guidelines 30
Bill of Materials 32
Belden Data Center Product Offering 33
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Introduction
General Cabling Considerations
Before designing the backbone and horizontalcabling in your Data Center, there are severalfactors to consider:
• ScalabilityCalculate the required life expectancy ofthe cabling infrastructure by determiningcurrent and future requirements for datatransmission between functional areas of theData Center. Ensure ample space to supportcurrent and future number of ports, serversand switches.
• Flexibility andManageabilityClarify how frequently youwill need tomakemoves, adds and changes, and if youanticipate needing to reconfigure functionalareas of the Data Center. Also, determinecabling distances and limitations fromone functional area to another and ensureample pathway space to reroute or addmore cabling.
• AvailabilityDetermine required uptime for the DataCenter and establish level of redundancyfor cabling uplinks, power, and cooling.Determine overall level of security forequipment in the Data Center.
• Total Cost of OwnershipDetermine current and future cost persquare foot of the Data Center based onall scalability, flexibility, manageabilityand availability requirements.
Each of these elements will have a role indetermining the design of each of thefunctional areas of a Data Center and thecabling products selected.
Your Data Center is more than a space that simply houses servers and network equipment –it is a system. The term “system” is defined as “a set of interacting or interdependent entities, realor abstract, forming an integrated whole.” Within the Data Center, the various entities that makeup the systemwork together to protect and manage both current and future equipment, the datatransmitted, and the thousands of connections between servers and switches and the outlying areasof the network. All of these entities are interrelated and connected by the structured cabling system,which designers and end-users are striving to design for better scalability, flexibility, manageability,availability and lower total cost of ownership. Belden understands that designing the Data Centerstructured cabling system is a complex and often confusing task with many options to weigh andconsider, and we’re here to help. That is why we’ve developed this guide as a living document,adding more configurations over time.
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Functional Area
The TIA-942 Telecommunications InfrastructureStandard for Data Centers addresses cablinginfrastructure in the Data Center and definesspecific functional areas to help determinethe placement of cabling, components andequipment. Following TIA-942 for functionalarea layout is the first step in establishing awell-designed cabling infrastructure foryour Data Center.
• Entrance RoomThe entrance room is the location for accessprovider equipment, demarcation points andinterface with other campus locations.
• Main Distribution Area (MDA)
TheMDA houses themain cross-connectand the core routers and switches for thecorporate LAN.
• Horizontal Distribution Area (HDA)
The HDA houses cross-connects and activeequipment (LAN, SAN, KVM switches) forconnecting to the EDA(s).
• Zone Distribution Area (ZDA)
The optional ZDA acts as a consolidationpoint within the Horizontal Cabling runbetween the HDA and EDA(s).
• Equipment Distribution Area (EDA)
The EDA is where cabinets and rackshouse end equipment (servers) andwhereHorizontal Cabling from the HDA isterminated at patch panels.
• Backbone Cabling and Horizontal Cabling
BackboneCabling provides connectionsbetween the entrance room,MDAandHDA.Horizontal Cabling provides connectionbetween theHDAand EDA, including the ZDA.
Introduction (continued)
Backbone
Support Offices
ER/TR
MDA/HDA
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To connect the main core routers and switchesin the MDA to the end equipment located inthe EDA(s), cabling can be designed in varioustopologies, each with its own benefits anddisadvantages.
In a centralized switching topology, BackboneCabling from the MDA runs to switches inthe HDA(s), which connect to the EDA(s) viaHorizontal Cabling. This topology can alsodeploy a ZDA within the Horizontal Cabling.In a distributed topology, the MDA connectsdirectly to the EDA(s) via Horizontal Cabling,eliminating the HDA. To determine whichtopology is best for your specific Data Centersituation, there are several factors to consider:
• Number of ports deployed in the EDA(s)Small Data Centers may not require HDA(s),whereas large number of EDA ports may bemore easily managed in an HDA.
• Distance limitations to reach eachEDA from theMDAMultiple HDAsmay be required to reachEDA(s) in larger Data Centers.
• Cabling capacity of pathwaysto each functional areaAmple pathway capacitymust be availableto converge Horizontal Cabling from EDA(s)to a single HDA.
• Physical space available forpatch panels in the HDAPhysical spacemust be available to locateseveral patch panels in close proximityto switches.
• Level of security and protection requiredfor core switches and serversThe use of a centralized switching topologyin an HDA can limit access to core switches intheMDA and servers in the EDA(s).
• Frequency of moves, adds, and changesMaking frequentmoves, adds, and changescan bemore difficult in a distributedtopologywhere several switches arespread out in EDA(s).
Data Center Horizontal Cabling Topologies
AccessProviders
BackboneCable
Primary EntranceFacility
MDA
Backbone Cable
Backbone CableBackbone Cable
Horizontal Cable
Horizontal Cable
Horizontal Cable orZone Area Cord
HDAHDA
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EDA
EDAEDA
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Horizontal Cable
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Computer Room
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Horizontal Cable
In this topology, Backbone Cabling from theMDA connects to switches in the HDA. Allcabling is centralized in one cross-connectin the HDA and distributed from the HDA tomultiple EDA(s) or rows. This scenario uses athree-connector channel where HorizontalCabling runs from the EDA patch panels to
the HDA patch panels. The cabling from eachswitch in the HDA terminates on patch panelsthat mirror the switch ports. Each switchpatch panel (Equipment Field) is then cross-connected to a second patch panel (CablingField) that mirrors patch panel portsin each EDA.
Topology Number 1:Centralized with Cross-connect
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Cold aisle
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Hot aisle
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SAN
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Distribution Rack
Patch Panel Rack
Switch Rack
Patch Cords
Distribution Cables
Fiber Cables
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4–connector channel (patch panels in the HDA, ZDA and EDA)
4–connector channel (patch panels in the HDA, ZCA and EDA)
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ZDA EDA
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3–connector channel (patch panels in HDA and EDA)
HDA SVR
PP3PP1 PP2
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Benefits of Centralized Cross-connect
• Enables permanent connections to switchesso that sensitive ports are never touched.
• Improves flexibility andmanageabilitywith all moves, adds, and changesmade atthe patch panels in the cross-connect.
• Any switch can be connected to anyequipment location.
• Centralized cross-connect can be placedanywhere in the Data Center to reservepremium cooling space for active equipment.
• Optimizes cabinet utilization by reservingcabinet space for servers.
• Keeps equipment secure if necessary.
• The cross-connect can use eithermodularpatch panels or IDC (Insulation DisplacementConnection) blocks.
Disadvantages ofCentralized Cross-connect
• May require longer copper cable runsto EDA(s) in large Data Centers.
• Requires a greater number of terminationsand patch panels.
• Requires ample pathway space to convergecabling from EDA(s) to HDA.
• Requiresmore space to accommodatepatch panels.
Centralized Cross-connect with a ZDA
While not widely deployed, a ZDA can beused in the Horizontal Cabling from the HDAto the EDA(s). This scenario uses a four-connectorchannel where either one or both patch panelsof the cross-connect are located within a ZDA(interconnect) or a ZCA (cross-connect). The useof a ZDA means that functional areas can beeasily reconfigured within the Data Center, andcross-connects can be located in completelyseparate areas for maximumsecurity and cooling efficiency. On the otherhand, the use of a four-connector channeland ZDA requires the maximum number ofterminations/connectors and patch panels.
Considerations for cabling in the ZDAinclude the following:
• Howmany copper and fiber portsare required in the ZDA?
• The performance ofminimally compliantconnectivity if horizontal cabling betweenZDA and HDA is less than15meters (49 ft).
Topology Number 1:Centralized with (end-of-row) Cross-connect (continued)
In this topology, the Backbone Cablingfrom the MDA is connected to switches inmultiple HDA(s) located within an EDA or row,essentially locating network equipment closerto the EDA(s). This scenario uses two-connectorchannels where Horizontal Cabling runs fromthe EDA patch panels to the HDA patch panels.To connect a new server to the network, theEDA patch panel port is connected to theswitch port.
Benefits of PartiallyCentralized Switching
• Minimizes distances of copper cablingruns in larger Data Centers.
• Reduces number of terminationsand patch panels.
• Reduces amount of required pathway space.
• Patch panels and switches can be located inadjacent racks/cabinets.
Topology Number 2:Partially Centralized with (end-of-row) Inter-connect
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EDA
2–connector channel (patch panels in the server cabinet)
HDA
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Distribution Rack
Patch Panel Rack
Switch Rack
Patch Cords
Distribution Cables
Fiber Cables
PigtailsPoint-to-point (no patch panels involved)
SW
HDA EDASVR
HDA EDA
SWPP2
SVR
1–connector channel (patch panels in the HDA only)
PP2
Disadvantages of PartiallyCentralized Switching
• Reduces security and efficient use ofpremium cooling space by eliminatingability to locate single HDA anywhere inthe Data Center.
• Reducesmanageability withmoves, adds,and changesmade at patch panels in eachrow vs. one central location.
• Reduces flexibility because any switchcannot be easily connected to anyequipment location.
• Reduces scalability because unused switchports in one row cannot be easily allocatedfor another equipment row.
One-connector Channel withPatch Panels Only in the HDA
Another connection scenario for this topologyincludes a one-connector channel where patchpanels are located only in the HDA. Switchesconnect to patch panels in the HDA, whichconnect directly to equipment in the EDA.This connection scenario may be used insmaller applications with few equipmentports, but where isolating sensitive switchports is still desired. One benefit is that themounting rail in the server enclosures could beused 100% for servers since no patch panelsare used in the EDA. However the permanentcabling deployed in the horizontal limitsthe flexibility.
Point-to-Point Connection Scenario
The partially centralized topology can alsoinclude a point-to-point connection scenariowhere switches are located in the HDA separatefrom the servers in the EDA, but no cross-connect or inter-connect is deployed. This optionis the least expensive cabling option as it requiresonly long patch cords that connect directlyfrom the switch to the server, with no patchpanels required. However, the point-to-pointscenario makes for difficult moves, adds, andchanges, and slack management. This scenariois also a poor return on investment becausenew patch cords lengths are required whena new server is added, and patch cords arediscarded when servers are decommissioned.
Topology Number 2:Partially Centralized with (end-of-row) Inter-connect (continued)
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In this topology, the Backbone Cabling fromthe MDA is connected directly to switcheswithin each cabinet of the EDA, essentiallyeliminating the use of an HDA.
Benefits of Distributed Topology
• Reduces cabling complexity.
• Lowers cabling costs.
• Reduces amount of required pathway space.
• Ideal for situations where one specific areaof the networkmust be separately and/orsecurely controlled.
• Potentially better ROI if planning to useextremely high bandwidth applications inthe near future (40 Gb/s or 100 Gb/s).
Disadvantages of Distributed Switching
• Requires costly switches to support portsin each equipment cabinet.
• Higher initial investment innetwork equipment.
• Requires touching sensitive switch portsduringmoves, adds, and changes.
• Reducesmanageability and flexibilitywithmoves, adds, and changesmadewithin each cabinet.
• Reduces scalability because unused switchports in one EDA are not easily allocated foruse in another.
• More difficult to conductmaintenance onswitches (i.e., firmware updates) since theyare distributed inmany locations.
Topology Number 3:Distributed In-cabinet (top-of-rack) Switching
Cold aisle
Hot aisle
Cold aisleSwitches
Hot aisle
HDA/EDASVR
SW
Direct patch from switch to serve
SAN/CORE
Illustration Legend
Distribution Rack
Patch Panel Rack
Switch Rack
Patch Cords
Distribution Cables
Fiber Cables
Pigtails
Note: See SAN details on pg. 11
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As the amount of data and storage requiredcontinues to increase, Data Center managersare looking to implement faster backup andretrieval speeds, better scalability to add morestorage, and overall better flexibility andmanageability. As a result, network storage isnow being moved away from other servers toa separate network of its own, known as theSAN. The SAN is strictly dedicated to transmit-ting large amounts of data between serversand storage devices such as disk arrays, tapelibraries, and optical jukeboxes. This is mostoften accomplished using fiber cross-connector inter-connect technology for maximumdata transfer rates.
The use of a centralized SAN cross-connectoffers the following benefits:
• Enables permanent connections to switchesso that sensitive ports are never touched.
• Improves flexibility andmanageability withall moves, adds, and changesmade at thefiber patch panels in the cross-connect.
• Any switch can be connected to anyequipment location.
• SAN cross-connect can be placed anywherein the Data Center for improved securitywith all switch ports mirrored on fiberpatch panels.
Cabling Considerations for the SAN
When allocating space and designing cablingand connectivity for the SAN, there are manyfactors and options to consider.
• Ensure plenty of space for scalabilityby determining the number of serversconnected to the SAN both now andin the future.
• When deciding between a cross-connector inter-connect, determine the frequencyofmoves, adds, and changes and levelof security required.
• When selecting cabling and connector type,and terminationmethod, determine amountof bandwidth required, cabling distancelimitations, return loss budget for theapplication, and level of expertise toconnectorize and install fiber.
Pre-terminated Solutions
For easy, quick, and reliable deployment andreconfigurations in the SAN, pre-terminatedsolutions are an ideal choice. These connectormodules feature multiple pre-terminated fiberconnectors on one side that transition to oneplug-and-go MPO connector on the other.Pre-terminated solutions can provide thefollowing benefits in a SAN environment:
• Faster overall deployment.
• No fiber connectorization expertise required.
• Fast and easymoves, adds, and changes withplug-and-go application.
• Easy slackmanagement andprotection of fibers.
• High density formore space and scalability.
The Storage Area Network (SAN)
The following Data Center cabling configurationsrepresent typical layouts often encounteredin Data Centers, but they are not necessarilyconnected together within the same DataCenter. The information presented in thesesamples is intended to help the designer of thecabling infrastructure choose the right Beldenproducts to optimize Data Center scalability,flexibility, manageability, availability and lowertotal cost of ownership. Belden can work withcustomers to design alternative configurationsusing the same components to address specificData Center needs.
The configurations detailed on the followingpages include:
• Partially Centralized Inter-connect in a672-port HDA.
• Centralized Cross-connect in a 672 x 672-port HDA.
• EDAwith 96 Copper Ports from the HDAand 48 Fiber Ports from SAN.
• Cross-connect Cabling for a 384 X 720-port SAN.
More configurations will be added over time.
Cable Installation andRouting Guidelines
• Using back-to-back vertical managers withhigh-density fingers in the back providesintuitive routing by better guiding the cables.
• A bundle size of 12 cables is the optimumvertical manager fill ratio. See calculationtables on the following page for capacity.
• Cables should be inserted in a specific orderfor proper management:– When cabling enters the rack fromunder-floor cable pathways, bundles ofcables intended for the upper patchpanels should be routed first. Thesecables should be placed at the bottomof the channel and then connected.Layers of bundles are then laid in anorderly manner on top of each otherwith cables connected to patch panelsrouted from the upper part to lowerpart of the rack.
– When cabling enters the rack fromoverhead cable pathways, bundles ofcables intended for the lower patchpanels should be routed first. Thesecables should be placed at the bottomof the channel and then connected.Layers of bundles are then laid in anorderly manner on top of each otherwith cables connected to the patchpanels routed from the lower part tothe top of the rack.
• Managing patch cords from both sides ina patch panel (ports 1-12 and 13-24)facilitates patch cord dressing and allowsbetter visibility to the port labeling.
• Whenever possible, populate patch cords inthe patch panels by progressing from theouter ports toward the center.
Four Simple Rules for Optimum PatchCordManagement
• Cable slackmust never be left hanging loosein the channel. This can cause “bunching” ofthe cords at the bottom.
• Always use Velcro ties to guide patch cordsand manage slack.
• Always use the shortest cord available forthe connection.
• Create patching zones between CablingDistribution and Equipment fields.
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The following tables define the maximumnumber of copper cables or patch cords that
can be installed in vertical or horizontal cablemanagers based on cable type.
Table A - Maximum number of cables in vertical managers
Maximum Number of Cables or Patch Cords inVertical and Horizontal Managers
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Vertical Manager Size CAT6A Beyond CAT6 (4800) CAT6 (2400)6” 360 408 48010” 456 576 94812” 720 816 1092
Table B - Maximum number of patch cords in vertical managers
Vertical Manager Size CAT6A CAT6+6” 168 26410” 288 38412” 432 552
Table D - Maximum number of pigtails in a vertical manager
Vertical Manager Size CAT6A CAT6+6” 168 26410” 288 38412” 432 552
Table C - Maximum number of patch cords in a horizontal manager
Horizontal Manager Size CAT6A CAT6+1U 40 602U 80 1203U 120 180
Note: All cords are passing through, no slack left in the channel
Note: With the minimum slack left in the channel.
Note: All with bundles of 12 cables.
This example demonstrates how to cable a672 x 672-port HDA using a centralized cross-connect. The switch patch panels (EquipmentField) located in the center of each rack bothcontain 14 24-port patch panels for a total of 672ports thatmirror switch ports. Those patch panelsare then cross-connected to patch panels (CablingField) located in the top and bottom of the racks,whichmirror patch panel ports in each EDA.
HDACabling Considerations:
•Number of ports in each EDA.•Distance limitation to reach EDAs.• Capacity of pathways converging to HDA.• Capacity to install patchpanels close to switches.• Level of security required in HDA.• Frequency ofmoves, adds, and changes.
HDACross-connect Installation Tips:
• AngleFlex™ patch panels allow intuitivepatch cordmanagement and help keep cleanHDA connection fields.
• Locating the Equipment Field in the centerof the rack alleviates congestion onvertical channels.
• Configure AngleFlex patch panels withleft/right cablemanagement per installationguidelines supplied with product.
• Avoid toomuch patch cord slack for optimumoperation. Refer to the table for patch cordlength recommendations.
HDA Alternatives:
• Can be assembled in a high-density cabinet(XHD84-Series). See Product Offering.
•When using the high-density (XHD84 Series)cabinet, use the center and side extensionkits (XHD8443CXF and XHG8443SXF) toincrease the capacity of the verticalchannels and properlymanage patch cords.See Product Offering.
Cabling Sample Number 1:Centralized Cross-connect in a 672 x 672-port HDA
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Center Vertical Manager12" Wide19" Telecom Rack #1 19" Telecom Rack #2
EDA Cabling Field No. 17 x 24 Ports 1U Patch Panels
EDA Cabling Field No. 37 x 24 Ports 1U Patch Panels
HDA Cabling Field No. 114 x 24 Ports 1U Patch Panels
Left Side Vertical Manager6" Wide
CMS 3U
EDA Cabling Field No. 27 x 24 Ports 1U Patch Panels
EDA Cabling Field No. 47 x 24 Ports 1U Patch Panels
HDA Cabling Field No. 214 x 24 Ports 1U Patch Panels
Right Side Vertical Manager6" Wide
Slack Management Spool
Floor
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Cabling Sample Number 1:Centralized Cross-connect in a 672 x 672-port HDA (continued)
Cabling Sample Number 1:Centralized Cross-connect in a 672 x 672-port HDA (continued)
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From Upper Left Upper Right Lower Left Lower Right Upper Left Upper Right Lower Left Lower RightLeft 4 ft 7 ft 5 ft 7 ft 7 ft 8 ft 8 ft 9 ft
Right 7 ft 4 ft 7 ft 5 ft 5 ft 7 ft 6 ft 8 ftLeft 7 ft 5 ft 9 ft 8 ft 4 ft 7 ft 5 ft 7 ft
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Typical Patch Cord PathFrom EDA Fields
To HDA Most Distant Fields
Typical Patch Cord PathFrom EDA Fields
To HDA Closest Fields
Front ViewPatch Cord Management
Cabling Sample Number 1:Centralized Cross-connect in a 672 x 672-port HDA (continued)
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EDA Cabl ingFie ld 1Rear
To Network SwitchTo EDA Cabinets
HDA Cabl ingFie ld 1Rear
EDA Cabl ingFie ld 3Rear
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Cabling Sample Number 1:Centralized Cross-connect in a 672 x 672-port HDA (continued)
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Belden Bill of Materials for 672 X 672 Cross-connect
Item Description Part Number Quantities NotesRacks, Frames & Cable Management
19" Telecom Rack Aluminum relay rack 19"Wx84"H, #12-24 tapped hole, Black, Knock Down BHRR194 2Vertical Managers 12" Combination High/low with front doors, 12"Wx84"H, w 3 Slack Management Spools, Black BHVHL12 1Vertical Managers 6" Combination High/low with front doors, 6"Wx84"H, Black BHVHL06 2Horizontal Manager with Cover 3U 19" WX3U, Black BHH193U 4
Augmented Category 6 Solution - IBDN System 10GXDistribution Cable
Augmented Category 6A Cable 10GX12 Nonbonded-Pairs Cable, 4-Pair, 23 AWG UTP, 305 m (1000 ft), Spool, Blue 10GX12 0061000 672 runs Length = TBDSingle-ended Patch Cords (Pigtails)
7.6 m (25 ft) 10GX Pigtail, 4-Pair, 23 AWG Solid, T568B — Open, CMR CA21208025 672Patch CordsCat6A Modular Cord 10GX, Modular Cord, 4 pairs, 23 AWG, T568A/B-T568A/B, CMR, Blue, 4 ft (1.2 m) CA21106004 336Cat6A Modular Cord 10GX, Modular Cord, 4 pairs, 23 AWG, T568A/B-T568A/B, CMR, Blue, 5 ft (1.5 m) CA21106005 168Cat6A Modular Cord 10GX, Modular Cord, 4 pairs, 23 AWG, T568A/B-T568A/B, CMR, Blue, 6 ft (1.8 m) CA21106006 84Cat6A Modular Cord 10GX, Modular Cord, 4 pairs, 23 AWG, T568A/B-T568A/B, CMR, Blue, 7 ft (2.1 m) CA21106007 54Cat6A Modular Cord 10GX, Modular Cord, 4 pairs, 23 AWG, T568A/B-T568A/B, CMR, Blue, 8 ft (2.4 m) CA21106008 20Cat6A Modular Cord 10GX, Modular Cord, 4 pairs, 23 AWG, T568A/B-T568A/B, CMR, Blue, 9 ft (2.7 m) CA21106009 10Patch PanelsHDA Cabling Field
Panels AngleFlex Patch Panel, 1U, 24 ports, Black AX103248 28Keystone Style Modules 10GX KeyConnect Modular Jack, Red AX102285 672
EDA Cabling FieldPanels AngleFlex Patch Panel, 1U, 24 ports, Black AX103248 28
Keystone Style Modules 10GX KeyConnect Modular Jack, Blue AX102268 672
Beyond Category 6 Solution - IBDN System 4800LXDistribution Cable
Enhanced Category 6 Nonbonded-Pairs, Riser DataTwist 4800 Cable, 4-pair, 23 AWG UTP, 305m (1000 ft) Spool, Blue 4812 D151000 672 runs Length = TBDPig Tails
Cat6 7,6 m (25 ft) GigaFlex CAT6+ Pig Tails, 4 pairs, 23 AWG, T568A/B-open, CMR, Grey, 7.6 m (25 ft) C601308025 672Patch CordsCAT6+ Modular Cord CAT6+ Patch Cord, Bonded-Pair, 4-Pair, 24 AWG Solid, T568A/B-T568A/B, CMR, Blue, 4 ft (1.2 m) C601106004 336CAT6+ Modular Cord CAT6+ Patch Cord, Bonded-Pair, 4-Pair, 24 AWG Solid, T568A/B-T568A/B, CMR, Blue, 5 ft (1.5 m) C601106005 168CAT6+ Modular Cord CAT6+ Patch Cord, Bonded-Pair, 4-Pair, 24 AWG Solid, T568A/B-T568A/B, CMR, Blue, 6 ft (1.8 m) C601106006 84CAT6+ Modular Cord CAT6+ Patch Cord, Bonded-Pair, 4-Pair, 24 AWG Solid, T568A/B-T568A/B, CMR, Blue, 7 ft (2.1 m) C601106007 54CAT6+ Modular Cord CAT6+ Patch Cord, Bonded-Pair, 4-Pair, 24 AWG Solid, T568A/B-T568A/B, CMR, Blue, 8 ft (2.4 m) C601106008 20CAT6+ Modular Cord CAT6+ Patch Cord, Bonded-Pair, 4-Pair, 24 AWG Solid, T568A/B-T568A/B, CMR, Blue, 9 ft (2.7 m) C601106009 10Patch PanelsHDA Cabling Field
Patch Panels AngleFlex Patch Panel, 1U, 24 ports, Black AX103248 28Keystone Style Modules CAT6+ KeyConnect Modular Jack, Red AX101323 672
EDA Cabling FieldPatch Panels AngleFlex Patch Panel, 1U, 24 ports, Black AX103248 28
Keystone Style Modules CAT6+ KeyConnect Modular Jack, Blue AX101326 672
Miscellaneous AccessoriesLabeling Automated LabelFlex Advanced Software, 1 CD/pack AX101569 1
This example demonstrates how a 672-portHDA is cabled using a partially centralizedtopology with inter-connect. Within thisHDA, two 336-port switches each connect tofourteen 24-port patch panels via permanentcabling. From each patch panel, cablingterminates to patch panels or equipmentin the EDA (not shown).
HDACabling Considerations:
• Number of ports in each EDA.
• Distance limitation to reach EDAs.
• Capacity of pathways converging to HDA.
• Capacity to install patch panelsclose to switches.
• Level of security required in HDA.
• Frequency ofmoves, adds, and changes.
HDA Inter-connect Installation Tips:
• AngleFlex patch panels allow intuitive patchcordmanagement and help keep clean HDAconnection fields.
• Horizontal managers below and above theswitch increase flexibility for switch access.
• Configure AngleFlex patch panels withleft/right cablemanagement per installationguidelines supplied with product.
• Avoid toomuch patch cord slack foroptimumoperation. Refer to the table forpatch cord length recommendations.
• Cisco Catalyst switches (shown) should becabled from the right to avoid blocking thecooling fan.
• Manage patch cord slack at the patchpanel level to avoid congesting theentry of the switch.
HDA Installation Alternatives:
• Can be assembled in a high-density cabinet(XHD84-Series). See Product Offering.
• When using the high-density (XHD84 Series)cabinet, use the center and side extensionkits (XHD8443CXF and XHG8443SXF) toincrease the capacity of the vertical channelsand properlymanage patch cords. SeeProduct Offering.
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Front View
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Cabling Fields 1 to EDA Cabinets14 x 24 ports AngleFlex Patch Panels 1U
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CenterVertical Manager
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Right SideVertical Manager
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19" Rack 19" Rack
Patch Cord Management Spool
Switch ARear view
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Switch BRear view
336 UTP ports
Cabling Fields 1 to EDA Cabinets14 x 24 ports AngleFlex Patch Panels 1U
Total of 336 UTP Ports
Cabling Fields 2 to EDA Cabinets14 x 24 ports AngleFlex Patch Panels 1U
Total of 336 UTP Ports
CMS 3U
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Front Cable Routing Guidelines for 672-port HDA (continued)
Cabling Sample Number 2:Partially Centralized Inter-Connect in a 672-port HDA (continued)
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Front ViewPatch Cord Management
CLCL
Patch Cord PathFrom Right Side of Distribution Field 2
To Switch B
Patch Cord PathFrom Right Side of Distribution Field 1
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Patch Cord PathFrom Right Side of Distribution Field 1
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01 to 12 01 03 Switch B 7 ft (2.1 m) 8 ft (2.4 m)01 to 12 04 09 Switch B 6 ft (1.8 m) 7 ft (2.1 m)01 to 12 10 14 Switch B 5 ft (1.5 m) 6 ft (1.8 m)13 to 24 01 02 Switch B 5 ft (1.5 m) 6 ft (1.8 m)13 to 24 03 08 Switch B 4 ft (1.2 m) 5 ft (1.5 m)13 to 24 09 14 Switch B 3 ft (0.9 m) 4 ft (1.2 m)
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Cabling Sample Number 2:Partially Centralized Inter-Connect in a 672-port HDA (continued)
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168 UTP4 pair cables To EDA CabinetsTo EDA Cabinets
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Cabling Sample Number 2:Partially Centralized Inter-Connect in a 672-port HDA (continued)
Item Description Part Number Quantities NotesRacks, Frames & Cable Managements4-post Rack Steel Relay Rack,84" x 19",12-24 tap,36"deep XDR8419-31236 2Vertical Managers 12" Combination High/low density with doors, 12"Wx84"H, Black BHVHL12 1Vertical Managers 6" Combination High/low density with front doors, 6"Wx84"H, Black BHVHL06 2
Retention Bar for 6" Vert. Manager Retention gates (6) 6", Black BHGR06X 2Horizontal Manager with Cover 3U 19" WX3U, Black BHH193U 4
Cabinet mounting alternativeNetwork Cabinet Server cabinet 84"Hx30" Wx43"D, Black, XHD84432110 2
Vertical Cable Management Side Extension Kit for XHD 84" H x 43" D XHD8443SXF 2Vertical Cable Management Center Extension Kit for XHD 84" H x 43" D XHD8443CXF 1
Category 6A Solution - IBDN System 10GXPre-terminated Option
Cable AssembliesCategory 6A Cable Assemblies 10GX Pre-term. Cable Assy, Bonded-Pair, 4-Pair, 23 AWG Solid, T568 A/B-T568 A/B, 6 Cables CA21100xxxA06 112 Use xxx to specify length in feetPatch PanelsPatch Panel AngleFlex Patch Panel, 24 ports, 1U, Black (Empty) AX103248 28
Keystone Style Couplers 10GX KeyConnect RJ45 Coupler, Black AX104024 672Field-terminated Option
Distribution CableCategory 6A Cable 10GX12 Nonbonded-Pairs Cable, 4-Pair, 23 AWG UTP, 305 m (1000 ft), Spool, Blue 10GX120061000 672 runs Length = TBDPatch PanelsPatch Panel AngleFlex Patch Panel, 24 ports, 1U, Black (Empty) AX103248 28
Keystone Style Modules 10GX KeyConnect Modular Jack, Blue AX102288 672Patch Cords
Patch CordsCAT6A Modular Cord 10GX, Modular Cord, 4 pairs, 23 AWG, T568A/B-T568A/B, CMR, Blue, 0,9 m (3 ft) CA21106003 144CAT6A Modular Cord 10GX, Modular Cord, 4 pairs, 23 AWG, T568A/B-T568A/B, CMR, Blue, 1,2 m (4 ft) CA21106004 144CAT6A Modular Cord 10GX, Modular Cord, 4 pairs, 23 AWG, T568A/B-T568A/B, CMR, Blue, 1.5 m (5 ft) CA21106005 168CAT6A Modular Cord 10GX, Modular Cord, 4 pairs, 23 AWG, T568A/B-T568A/B, CMR, Blue, 1.8 m (6 ft) CA21106006 144CAT6A Modular Cord 10GX, Modular Cord, 4 pairs, 23 AWG, T568A/B-T568A/B, CMR, Blue, 2.1 m (7 ft) CA21106007 72CAT6A Modular Cord 10GX, Modular Cord, 4 pairs, 23 AWG, T568A/B-T568A/B, CMR, Blue, 2.4 m (8 ft) CA21106008 144
Beyond Category 6 Solution - IBDN System 4800LXDistribution CableEnhanced Category 6 Cable DataTwist 4800 Cable, 4-pair, 23 AWG UTP, 305m (1000 ft) Spool, Blue 4812 D151000 672 runs Length = TBDPatch CordsCAT6+ Modular Cord CAT6+, Bonded-Pair Modular Cord, 4 pairs, 24 AWG, T568A/B-T568A/B, Riser, 0,9 m (3 ft) C601106003 144CAT6+ Modular Cord CAT6+ Bonded-Pair Modular Cord, 4 pairs, 24 AWG, T568A/B-T568A/B, Riser, 1,2 m (4 ft) C601106004 144CAT6+ Modular Cord CAT6+, Bonded-Pair Modular Cord, 4 pairs, 24 AWG, T568A/B-T568A/B, Riser, 1,5 m (5 ft) C601106005 168CAT6+ Modular Cord CAT6+, Bonded-Pair Modular Cord, 4 pairs, 24 AWG, T568A/B-T568A/B, Riser, 1,8 m (6 ft) C601106006 144CAT6+ Modular Cord CAT6+, Bonded-Pair Modula1 Cord, 4 pairs, 24 AWG, T568A/B-T568A/B, Riser, 2,1 m (7 ft) C601106007 72
CAT6+, Bonded-Pair Modula1 Cord, 4 pairs, 24 AWG, T568A/B-T568A/B, Riser, 2,4 m (8 ft) C601106008Patch PanelsPatch Panel AngleFlex Patch Panel, 24 ports, 1U, Black (Empty) AX103248 28
Keystone Style Modules CAT6+ KeyConnect Modular Jack, Blue AX101326 672Miscellaneous Accessories
Labeling Automated LabelFlex Advanced Software, 1 CD/pack AX101569 1Velcro Ties 75 ft Roll x 1/2 in. Bulk Velcro AX102515 as req'd
This example demonstrates how to cable anEDA containing 96 copper ports from the HDAand 48 fiber optic ports from the SAN. Fromthe HDA, 96 copper cables terminate to two48-port high-density patch panels, which inturn connect to UTP ports on the servers. Fromthe SAN, fiber optic cabling terminates to fourLC adapter modules each equipped with 12 LCduplex connectors for a total of 48 LC duplexfiber ports. The adapter modules are housed ina high-density 1U fiber patch panel.
EDACabling Considerations:
• Maximumnumber of servers allowedin enclosure based on power/coolinglimitations.
• Number of copper ports requiredby each server.
• Number of fiber ports requiredby each server.
• Space for cable and patch cordmanagement, including slack.
• Space required for additionalequipment, such as power andenvironmental monitoring.
EDA Installation Tips:
• Using 30-inchwide enclosures provides betterpatch cordmanagement to the servers.
• Using 1U 48-port patch panels saves 2 RU forserver installation.
• Assembling 30-inchwide enclosures providesa 7-inchwide vertical management channelbetween enclosures.
• Install theKeyConnect™patchpanels per theinstallationguidelines suppliedwithproduct.
• Install the FiberExpress™Ultra 1U shelf per theinstallationguidelines suppliedwithproduct.
• Use a 1U horizontal cablemanager to routepatch cords to the left after exiting from theright of the panel.
• Route copper and fiber patch cords in twoseparate vertical channels. Route fiber patchcords on the same side asCabinetDistributionUnits (CDUs). If two CDUs are used in theenclosure, follow power separation guidelinesper the TIA-942 standard (Table 2 in section7.3.1) to avoid electro-magnetic interferenceon copper cords.
• Avoid toomuchpatch cord slack for optimumoperation. Refer to table for patch cordlength recommendations.
• Use blanking panels to block unusedspaces on the front side of the serversfor optimum cooling.
EDA Alternatives:
• UseMPO-LC 24-fiberModules (AX103729)andMulti-MPO 24-fiber assemblies (NXC-UPFX-PHXFEN-PHPFEN-O-0000) for quickdeployment between EDA and HDA or SAN.
• If cabling is distributed under raised floor,installing the patch panels at the bottom ofthe cabinet will simplify cablemanagementwithin the cabinet.
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UTP Cabling from HDA2x 48 ports Keyconnect 1U Patch Panels
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Total of 48 LC Duplex Fiber Ports
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Front and Rear Cable Routing Guidelines for 96-copper Port, 48-fiber Port EDA
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Maximum of 24 Fiber Patch Cords- Servers on “U” 1 to 22 can be reached with a 3 m (10') Patch Cord- Servers on “U” 23 to 40 can be reached with a 2 m (7') Patch Cord
Maximum of 24 Fiber Patch Cords- Servers on “U” 1 to 28 can be reached with a 2 m (7') Patch Cord- Servers on “U” 29 to 40 can be reached with a 1 m (3') Patch Cord
Maximum of 60 UTP Patch Cords- Servers on “U” 1 to 12 can be reached with a 7' (2.1 m) Patch Cord- Servers on “U” 13 to 24 can be reached with a 6' (1.8 m) Patch Cord- Servers on “U” 13 to 24 can be reached with a 5' (1.5 m) Patch Cord- Servers on “U” 37 to 40 can be reached with a 4' (1.2 m) Patch Cord
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Belden Bill of Materials for 96-copper Port, 48-fiber Port EDA
Cabling Sample Number 3:EDA with 96 Copper Ports from HDA and 48 Fiber Ports from SAN (continued)
Item Description Part Number Quantity NotesRacks, Frames & Cable ManagementServer Cabinet Server cabinet 84"Hx30"Wx43"D, Black XHD84432112 1Horizontal Manager Horizontal mgr/cover 19"x1U Black BHH191U 1Filler Panel 1U 19" Solid Filler Panel, Black B9910-0100 1Filler Panel 2U 19" Solid Filler Panel, Black B9911-0200 1Filler Panel 3U 19" Solid Filler Panel, Black B9912-0200 1
Distribution CableCategory A Cable 10GX12 Cable, 4 Nonbonded-Pairs, 23 AWG UTP, Riser, Blue 10GX120061000 96 runs Length = TBDPatch CordsCAT6a Modular Cord 10GX, Modular Cord, 4 pairs, 23 AWG, T568A/B-T568A/B, CMR, Blue, 1,2 m (4 ft) AX360014 6CAT6a Modular Cord 10GX, Modular Cord, 4 pairs, 23 AWG, T568A/B-T568A/B, CMR, Blue, 1.5 m (5 ft) AX360370 18CAT6a Modular Cord 10GX, Modular Cord, 4 pairs, 23 AWG, T568A/B-T568A/B, CMR, Blue, 1.8 m (6 ft) AX360371 18CAT6a Modular Cord 10GX, Modular Cord, 4 pairs, 23 AWG, T568A/B-T568A/B, CMR, Blue, 2.1 m (7 ft) AX360015 18Patch PanelsPatch Panel KeyConnect Modular Patch Panel, 48 ports, 1U, Black (Empty) AX103121 2Modular Jacks 10GX KeyConnect Modular Jack, Blue AX102288 96
Beyond Category 6 Solution - IBDN System 4800LXDistribution cableEnhanced Category 6 Cable DataTwist 4800 Cable, 4-pair, 23 AWG UTP, 305m (1000 ft) Spool, Blue 4812 D151000 96 runs Length = TBDPatch CordsCAT6A Modular Cord 10GX, Modular Cord, 4 pairs, 23 AWG, T568A/B-T568A/B, CMR, Blue, 0,9 m (3 ft) CA21106003 144CAT6A Modular Cord 10GX, Modular Cord, 4 pairs, 23 AWG, T568A/B-T568A/B, CMR, Blue, 1,2 m (4 ft) CA21106004 144CAT6A Modular Cord 10GX, Modular Cord, 4 pairs, 23 AWG, T568A/B-T568A/B, CMR, Blue, 1.5 m (5 ft) CA21106005 168CAT6A Modular Cord 10GX, Modular Cord, 4 pairs, 23 AWG, T568A/B-T568A/B, CMR, Blue, 1.8 m (6 ft) CA21106006 144CAT6A Modular Cord 10GX, Modular Cord, 4 pairs, 23 AWG, T568A/B-T568A/B, CMR, Blue, 2.1 m (7 ft) CA21106007 72CAT6A Modular Cord 10GX, Modular Cord, 4 pairs, 23 AWG, T568A/B-T568A/B, CMR, Blue, 2.4 m (8 ft) CA21106008 144Patch PanelsPatch Panel KeyConnect Modular Patch Panel, 48 ports, 1U, Black (Empty) AX103121 2Modular Jacks CAT6+ KeyConnect Modular Jack, Blue AX101326 96
Fiber - FX 2000 Series - Pre-terminated SolutionHorizontal Cabling From HDA to EDAMPO Pre-terminated Cable MPO Cable, 24 fibers, MPO-MPO, type-C, FX2000, Plenum NXC-UPFX-PHXFGN-
PHPFGN-O-00004 cables Length = TBD
Patch CordsLC Duplex Patch Cord Fiber Optic Patch Cord, Duplex Zip, 2.0mm, 2f, FX2K, Riser, 1,0 m AX200992 6LC Duplex Patch Cord Fiber Optic Patch Cord, Duplex Zip, 2.0mm, 2f, FX2K, Riser, 2,0 m AX200664 24LC Duplex Patch Cord Fiber Optic Patch Cord, Duplex Zip, 2.0mm, 2f, FX2K, Riser, 3,0 m AX200665 10Patch PanelsFiber Patch Panel FiberExpress Ultra FXU, 1U, Black AX103143 1 For EDA cabinet onlyFiber Adaptor Module FiberExpress Ultra MPO Pre-terminated Module, LC-Duplex, 24f, FX2000 AX103729 4 For EDA cabinet only
Fiber - FX 2000 Series - Field-terminated SolutionHorizontal Cabling From HDA to EDA50/125µm, Laser Optimized Fiber Cable FX 2000, Distribution, 24 fibers, Plenum, B9C602 4 cables Length = TBD
Field Installable ConnectorsOptimax Field Installable Connector LC 50µm Multimode, Field Installable Connector AX101982 192 96 connectors go in the HDA
Patch CordsLC Duplex Patch Cord Fiber Optic Patch Cord, Duplex Zip, 2.0mm, 2f, FX2K, Riser, 1.0 m AX200992 6LC Duplex Patch Cord Fiber Optic Patch Cord, Duplex Zip, 2.0mm, 2f, FX2K, Riser, 2.0 m AX200664 24LC Duplex Patch Cord Fiber Optic Patch Cord, Duplex Zip, 2.0mm, 2f, FX2K, Riser, 3.0 m AX200665 10Patch PanelsFiber Patch Panel FiberExpress Ultra FXU, 1U, Black AX103143 1 For EDA cabinet onlyFiber Adaptor Module FXU Frame, LC Duplex, 24 fibers AX103465 4 For EDA cabinet only
Miscellaneous AccessoriesLabeling Automated LabelFlex Advanced Software, 1 CD/pack AX101569 1Velcro Ties 75 ft Roll x 1/2 in. Bulk Velcro AX102515 as req'dCable Slack Management 12 in. Fiber Optic Cable Manager AX102516 as req'd Use with Pre-terminated Cables
Cable Slack Management 24 in. Fiber Optic Cable Manager AX102517 as req'd Use with Pre-terminated Cables
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This example shows how to cable a 720-portSAN using a centralized topology with a cross-connect. A SAN switch containing 384 LCduplex fiber ports connects to 384 LC duplexfiber ports housed in three, 4U fiber patchpanels via permanent cabling. The 4U fiberpatch panels cross-connect to another 720ports housed in five, 4U patch panels in thebottom half of the cabinet. From there, fiberoptic cabling terminates to fiber patch panelsin the EDA. Setting up the SAN as a cross-connect increases security with all switch portsmirrored on fiber patch panels. This set-upoffers the possibility to expand the SAN to720 ports in the future.
SANCabling Considerations:
• Number of servers connected to SAN,now and future.
• Frequency ofmoves, adds, and changes.
• Distance limitations.
• Level of security.
• Bandwidth required for transmitting data.
• Fiber connectorization expertise.
• Loss budget for fiber applications.
SAN Installation Tips:
• The FiberExpressUltra 4U shelf terminates144 LC duplex ports and is perfect formanaging a high concentration offiber connections.
• Using 24-fiber LC cable assemblies betweenthe switch and the back of the EquipmentField patch panels enables quick deploymentof new equipment cards.
• Ganging high-density cabinet (XHD84 Series)together creates a 7-inchwide verticalmanagement channel in the center.
• Install the FiberExpressUltra 4U shelfper the installation guidelines suppliedwith the product.
• Avoid toomuch patch cord slack foroptimumoperation. Refer to the table forpatch cord length recommendations.
• Use blanking panels to block unused spacesfor optimum cooling.
SAN Alternatives:
• UseMPO-LC 24-fiberModules (AX103729)andMulti-MPO 24-fiber assemblies (NXC-UPFX-PHXFEN-PHPFEN-O-0000) for quickdeployment between EDA and HDA or SAN.(See Product Offering.)
Cabling Sample Number 4:Cross-connect Cabling for a 720-port SAN
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High Density Cabinet84"Hx30"Wx43"D
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High Density Cabinet84"Hx30"Wx43"D
High Density Cabinet84"Hx30"Wx43"D
Rear View
Manager TroughDouble Sided
Left Side Vertical ManagerBuilt-in 3" Wide
SAN SwitchRear view384 LC duplex fiber ports
Center Vertical ManagerBuilt-in 6" Wide
Right Side Vertical ManagerBuilt-in 3" Wide
Manager TroughDouble Sided
SAN Equipment Field3 x FiberExpress Ultra Patch Panels 4U
Max of 432 LC Duplex Fiber Ports384 LC Duplex Ports Installed
Cabling Field to EDA Cabinets5 x FiberExpress Ultra Patch Panels 4U
Total of 720 LC Duplex Fiber Ports
CMS 3U
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Filler 2U
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2 – Cables to EDA CabinetsDistribution cables, 24 Fibers,50/125µm Laser Optimized,Various lengths
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01 ** Left Side Access 1 m (3 ft) 3 m (10 ft)
** Left Side Access 73 to 108 Right Side Access ** 1 m (3 ft) 3 m (10 ft)
** Left Side Access 1 m (3 ft) 3 m (10 ft)
Right Side Access ** 109 to 144 Right Side Access ** 1 m (3 ft) 2 m (6 ft)
** Left Side Access 1 m (3ft) 3 m (10 ft)
** Left Side Access 01 to 36 Right Side Access ** 1 m (3 ft) 3 m (10 ft)
** Left Side Access 1 m (3 ft) 3 m (10 ft)
Right Side Access ** 37 to 72 Right Side Access ** 1 m (3 ft) 3 m (10 ft)
02 ** Left Side Access 2 m (6 ft) 3 m (10 ft)
** Left Side Access 73 to 108 Right Side Access ** 1 m (3 ft) 3 m (10 ft)
** Left Side Access 1 m (3 ft) 3 m (10 ft)
Right Side Access ** 109 to 144 Right Side Access ** 1 m (3 ft) 3 m (10 ft)
** Left Side Access 2 m (6 ft) 3 m (10 ft)
** Left Side Access 01 to 36 Right Side Access ** 2 m (6 ft) 3 m (10 ft)
** Left Side Access 1 m (3 ft) 3 m (10 ft)
Right Side Access ** 37 to 72 Right Side Access ** 1 m (3 ft) 3 m (10 ft)
03 ** Left Side Access 2 m (6 ft) 4 m (12 ft)
** Left Side Access 73 to 108 Right Side Access ** 2 m (6 ft) 3 m (10 ft)
** Left Side Access 1 m (3 ft) 3 m (10 ft)
Right Side Access ** 109 to 144 Right Side Access ** 1 m (3 ft) 3 m (10 ft)
** Left Side Access 2 m (6 ft) 4 m (12 ft)
** Left Side Access 01 to 36 Right Side Access ** 2 m (6 ft) 3 m (10 ft)
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Right Side Access ** 37 to 72 Right Side Access ** 1 m (3 ft) 3 m (10 ft)
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** Left Side Access 1 m (3 ft) 3 m (10 ft)
Right Side Access ** 109 to 144 Right Side Access ** 2 m (6 ft) 3 m (10 ft)
** Left Side Access 2 m (6 ft) 4 m (12 ft)
From To Shortest LongestEDA Cabling Field SAN Cabling FIeld Cord Cord
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Belden Bill of Materials for 720-port SAN Cross Connect
Cabling Sample Number 4:Cross-connect Cabling for a 720-port SAN (continued)
Item Description Part Number Quantities NotesRacks, Frames & Cable Management
High Density Cabinet High Density Cabinet 84"Hx30"Wx43"D, Black, XHD84432111 2Pass-Through Manager Through Single 43"D XHDMFR143 1Pass-Through Manager Through Double 43"D XHDMFR243 1Slack Management Spool Slack Management spool kit, Black BHSK020 13U Filler Plate 3U 19" Solid Filler Panel, Black B9910-0300 14U Filler Plate 4U 19" Solid Filler Panel, Black B9910-0400 16Horizontal Manager with Cover 2U 19" WX2U, Black BHH192U 1Horizontal Manager with Cover 3U 19" WX3U, Black BHH193U 2
Fiber Cabling - FX 2000 Series - Pre-terminated SolutionFiber Cabling to EDA
Multi-duplex Pre-terminated Cable Pre-terminated Distribution Cable, 24 fibers, FX2000, Riser, 12 LC Duplex, 1m 900µm fan-out,pull-eye at one end
NXC-MRFX-LCPFBN-LCPFBN-O-0000
32 cables Length = TBD
Patch PanelsFiber Patch Panel FiberExpress Ultra FXU, 4U, Black AX103267 5Fiber Adaptor Module FXU Frame, LC Duplex. 24 fibers AX103465 60
From SAN Switch to Equipment FieldMulti-duplex Pre-terminated Cable Pre-terminated Distribution Cable, 24 fibers, FX2000, Riser, 12 LC Duplex, 1m 900µm fan-out
inside end, 1m 2mm fan-out outside end, pull-eye at one endNXC-MRFX-LCPFBN-
LDPFEN-O-000732 Cables
Patch PanelsFiber Patch Panel FiberExpress Ultra FXU, 4U, Black AX103267 3Fiber Adaptor Module FXU Frame, LC Duplex. 24 fibers AX103465 32
Fiber Cabling - FX 2000 Series - Field-terminated SolutionFiber Cabling to EDA
Fiber Cable, 50/125µm, Laser Optimised, OFNR FX 2000, Distribution, Riser 24 fibers B9C602 32 cables Length = TBD
Patch PanelsFiber Patch Panel FiberExpress Ultra FXU, 4U, Black AX103267 5Fiber Adaptor Module FXU Frame, LC Duplex. 24 fibers AX103465 60Field Installable LC Connectors Optimax, LC, Multimode 50µm, for 900µm Tight buffer fiber AX101982 1440
From SAN Switch to Equipment FieldMulti-duplex Pre-terminated Cable Pre-terminated Distribution Cable, 24 fibers, FX2000, Riser, 12 LC Duplex, 1m 900µm fan-out
inside end, 1m 2mm fan-out outside end, pull-eye at one endNXC-MRFX-LCPFBN-
LDPFEN-O-000732 Cables
Patch PanelsFiber Patch Panel FiberExpress Ultra FXU, 4U, Black AX103267 3Fiber Adaptor Module FXU Frame, LC Duplex. 24 fibers AX103465 32
Fiber Patch CordPatch Cords
LC Duplex Patch Cord Fiber Optic Patch Cord, Duplex Zip, 2.0mm, 2f, FX2K, Riser, 1.0 m AX200992 120LC Duplex Patch Cord Fiber Optic Patch Cord, Duplex Zip, 2.0mm, 2f, FX2K, Riser, 2.0 m AX200664 234LC Duplex Patch Cord Fiber Optic Patch Cord, Duplex Zip, 2.0mm, 2f, FX2K, Riser, 3.0 m AX200665 30
Miscellaneous AccessoriesLabeling Automated LabelFlex Advanced Software, 1 CD/pack AX101569 1Velcro Ties 75 ft Roll x 1/2 in. Bulk Velcro AX102515 as req'dCable Slack Management 12 in. Fiber Optic Cable Manager AX102516 as req'd Use with Pre-terminated CablesCable Slack Management 24 in. Fiber Optic Cable Manager AX102517 as req'd Use with Pre-terminated Cables
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High Density Racking System
See Belden New Product Bulletin 247 for more details
DESCRIPTION ORDERING NUMBER (CPC)
Racks
Aluminum relay rack, 19" mounting x 84"H, #12-24 tap, Black BHRR194
Steel relay rack, 19" mounting x 84” H, #10-32 tap, Black XDR8419-310
Steel relay rack, 19" mounting x 84” H, #12-24 tap, Black XDR8419-312
Four-post Steel Relay Rack, 19" Mounting x84"H, #12-24 tap, 36"deep XDR8419-31236
Vertical ManagersDouble-sided High density with doors, 6"Wx84"H, Black BHVHH06Double-sided High density with doors, 10"Wx84"H, Black BHVHH10Double-sided High density with doors, 12"Wx84"H, Black BHVHH12High/Low density combination with front doors, 6"Wx84"H, Black BHVHL06High/Low density combination with front doors, 10"Wx84"H, Black BHVHL10High/Low density combination with front doors, 12"Wx84"H, Black BHVHL12Vertical Manager Backcover, 6"W, Black BHBC06XVertical Manager Backcover, 10"W, Black BHBC10XVertical Manager Backcover, 12"W, Black BHBC12X
Horizontal ManagersHorizontal Manager with Cover 19"Wx1U, Black BHH191UHorizontal Manager with Cover 19"Wx2U, Black BHH192UHorizontal Manager with Cover 19"Wx3U, Black BHH193U
Transition ChannelsTop transition channel, 19"Wx6"D, Black BHTT196Lower transition channel, 19"Wx6"D, Black BHTL196Lower transition channel double, 19"Wx6"D, Black BHTD196Transition tray (rack to rack) BHTR196
AccessoriesSlack management spool kit, Black BHSK020Divider bar, 10"W, Black BHDB10XDivider bar, 12"W, Black BHDB12H
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30-inch Enclosures
High Density Cabinet 84"Hx30"Wx43"D, Black, four rail kit, 12-24 tap, screws, XHD84432110perforated door, corrugated panel front and back, no side panels
Side Panel Set, 84x30x43"deep frame (2 sides) XHD844302SP
High Density Cabinet 84"H x30"Wx43"D, Black, four rail kit, 12-24 tap, screws, XHD84432112perforated door, corrugated panel front and back, side panel kit, two sidesDoor, perforated split, 84"H x 30"W frame, perforated door set with XHD8430PDSflat panel key locking swing handle, retractable hinge pins.Vertical Manager Backplane kit (use w/ganged 30"W) backplane kit, span gap XHDVMBPbetween posts of ganged 30"W cabinets. Includes (8) half assembliesVertical Manager Backplane kit (use w/single 30"W cabinet) backplane kit, XHDVMBPSattach to post of single 30"W cabinet -or- to a 30"W cabinet gangedto 24"W cabinet, includes (4) assembliesVertical Manager Backplane kit (use w/extension) backplane kit, XHDVMBP-13span gap between posts of ganged cabinets when using center extension.Includes (8) half assembliesSlack Cable Spool Kit (set of two) set of two spools w/hdwr XHDMS02Side horizontal manager 43" deep (single wide) front-to-rear horizontal manager single wide, XHDMFR143span gap from front post to rear post of 43" deep cabinetSide horizontal manager 43" deep (double wide) front-to-rear horizontal manager double wide, XHDMFR243span gap from front post to rear post of 43" deep cabinetLadder Tray Mounting Kit top mount ladder tray bracket XHD8430LMPower Strip Mounting bracket vertical power strip mounting bracket, full height, XHD84PM10-32 clinch nuts AND keyhole slot for APC & Geist 66" strips
Enclosures
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24-inch Enclosures
High Density Cabinet 84"H x 24"W x 43"D, Black, four rail kit, 12-24 tap, screws, XHDS84432110perforated door, corrugated panel front and back, no side panels
Side Panel Set, 84"H x 24"W x43"D deep frame (2-sides) XHDS844302SPHigh Density Cabinet 84"H x 24"W x 43"D, Black, four rail kit, 12-24 tap, screws, XHDS84432112perforated door, corrugated panel front and back, side panel kit, two sidesDoor, perforated, 84"H x 24"W frame, perforated door set w/flat panel key locking XHDS8424PDSswing handle, retractable hinge.Door, 940 cfm exhaust fan, 84"H x 24"W frame, solid door with four 7" diameter XHDS8424FDexhaust fans, 940 cfm total, key locking swing handle, retractable hinge pins.Ladder tray mounting kit top mount ladder tray bracket XHDS8424LMRear Vertical Fill Panel (use without rear fingers) rear vertical filler panel to span gap XHDS84RVFbetween rear frame post and rear door when not using rear mounted fingers
Cable ManagementExtension Kits
Extension Frame Center, 6"W x 43"D deep frame open bay extension 6"wide, XHD8443CXFbetween 43" deep cabinets, includes front and rear coversExtension Frame Side, 6"W x 43"D deep frame open bay extension 6"wide, end of row, XHD8443SXF43" deep cabinets, includes front and rear covers, includes side panel kit
Accessories1U 19" Solid Filler Panel, Black 9910-0100
2U 19" Solid Filler Panel, Black 9911-0200
3U 19" Solid Filler Panel, Black 9912-0300
Enclosures
See Belden New Product Bulletin 268 for more details
Data Center Product Offering:Cable Management (continued)
Data Center Product Offering:Copper Cabling
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DESCRIPTION ORDERING NUMBER (CPC)10GX Cable Assemblies Black Gray White Yellow Green Blue
10GX Pre-term. Cable Assy, Bonded-Pair, 4-Pair, 23 AWG Solid, CA21100xxxA06 CA21109xxxA06 CA21106xxxA06T568 A/B-T568 A/B, 6 Cables Use xxx to specify length in feet
See NPB 293 for more details
10GX Modular Couplers Black Gray White Yellow Green Blue
10GX KeyConnect RJ45 Coupler, Black AX104024
See NPB 293 for more details
10GX Modules, KeyConnect Black Gray White Yellow Green Blue
10GX KEYSTONE MOD. T568A/B CAT6A, Black AX102283 AX102284 AX102285 AX102286 AX102287 AX102288
Other colors available
10GX Patch Cords Black Gray White Yellow Green Blue10GX Modular Cord, Bonded-Pair, 4-Pair, 23 AWG Solid, T568A/B - T568A/B, CMR2 ft (0.6 m) CA21100002 CA21108002 CA21109002 CA21104002 CA21105002 CA211060023 ft (0.9 m) CA21100003 CA21108003 CA21109003 CA21104003 CA21105003 CA211060034 ft (1.2 m) CA21100004 CA21108004 CA21109004 CA21104004 CA21105004 CA211060045 ft (1.5 m) CA21100005 CA21108005 CA21109005 CA21104005 CA21105005 CA211060056 ft (1.8 m) CA21100006 CA21108006 CA21109006 CA21104006 CA21105006 CA211060067 ft (2.1 m) CA21100007 CA21108007 CA21109007 CA21104007 CA21105007 CA211060078 ft (2.4 m) CA21100008 CA21108008 CA21109008 CA21104008 CA21105008 CA211060089 ft (2.7 m) CA21100009 CA21108009 CA21109009 CA21104009 CA21105009 CA2110600910 ft (3.0 m) CA21100010 CA21108010 CA21109010 CA21104010 CA21105010 CA2110601012 ft (3.6 m) CA21100012 CA21108012 CA21109012 CA21104012 CA21105012 CA2110601215 ft (4.6 m) CA21100015 CA21108015 CA21109015 CA21104015 CA21105015 CA2110601525 ft (7.6 m) CA21100025 CA21108025 CA21109025 CA21104025 CA21105025 CA21106025Other lengths and colors available
10GX Pigtails Black Gray White Yellow Green Blue10GX Pigtail, 4-Pair, 23 AWG Solid, T568A — Open, CMR15 ft (4.6 m) CA2120801525 ft (7.6 m) CA2120802535 ft (10.6 m) CA2120803550 ft (15.0 m) CA21208050Other lengths and colors available
CAT6+ Modules, KeyConnect Black Gray White Yellow Green Blue
CAT6+ KEYCONNECT MODULE, T568A/B CODED AX101321 AX101322 AX101323 AX101324 AX101325 AX101326
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DESCRIPTION ORDERING NUMBER (CPC)CAT6+ Patch Cords Black Gray White Yellow Green Blue
CAT6+PatchCord, Bonded-Pair, 4-Pair, 24AWG Solid, T568A/B-T568A/B, CMR
2 ft (0.6 m) C601100002 C601108002 C601109002 C601104002 C601105002 C601106002
3 ft (0.9 m) C601100003 C601108003 C601109003 C601104003 C601105003 C601106003
4 ft (1.2 m) C601100004 C601108004 C601109004 C601104004 C601105004 C601106004
5 ft (1.5 m) C601100005 C601108005 C601109005 C601104005 C601105005 C601106005
6 ft (1.8 m) C601100006 C601108006 C601109006 C601104006 C601105006 C601106006
7 ft (2.1m) C601100007 C601108007 C601109007 C601104007 C601105007 C601106007
8 ft (2.4 m) C601100008 C601108008 C601109008 C601104008 C601105008 C601106008
9 ft (2.7 m) C601100009 C601108009 C601109009 C601104009 C601105009 C601106009
10 ft (3.0 m) C601100010 C601108010 C601109010 C601104010 C601105010 C601106010
15 ft (4.6 m) C601100015 C601108015 C601109015 C601104015 C601105015 C601106015
25 ft (7.6 m) C601100025 C601108025 C601109025 C601104025 C601105025 C601106025
CAT6+ Pigtails
CAT6+ Pigtail, 4-Pair, 23 AWG Solid, T568A — Open, CMR
15 ft (4.6 m) C601208015
25 ft (7.6 m) C601208025
35 ft (10.6 m) C601208035
50 ft (15.0 m) C601208050
See Belden New Product Bulletin 279 for more details
KeyConnect Patch Panels
KeyConnect Patch Panel, 1U, 48-port, Black AX103121
KeyConnect Patch Panel, 1U, 24-port, Black AX103114
KeyConnect Patch Panel, 2U,48-port, Black AX103115
KeyConnect Patch Panel, 2U, 72-port, Black AX103116
AngleFlex Patch Panel, 1U, 24-port, Black AX103248
AngleFlex Patch Panel, 2U, 48-port, Black AX103249
KeyConnect blank module AX102263
See Belden New Product Bulletins 276 and 277 for more details
Copper Products (continued)
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10GX Cables
10GX Cable, Category 6A Bonded-Pairs, plenum, Blue 10GX33 D151000
10GX Cable, Category 6A Bonded-Pairs, plenum,White 10GX33 0091000
10GX Cable, Category 6A Bonded-Pairs, riser, Blue 10GX32 0061000
10GX Cable, Category 6A Bonded-Pairs, riser, White 10GX32 0091000
10GX Cable, CMP 4-pair, Nonbonded 10GX13, Category 6 Nonbonded, plenum, Blue 10GX13 D151000
10GX Cable, CMP 4-pair, Nonbonded 10GX13, Category 6 Nonbonded, plenum,White 10GX13 0091000
10GX Cable, CMR 4-pair, Nonbonded 10GX12, Category 6 Nonbonded, riser, Blue 10GX12 0061000
10GX Cable, CMR 4-pair, Nonbonded 10GX12, Category 6 Nonbonded, riser, White 10GX12 0091000
CAT6+ Cables
DataTwist 4800, Category 6 Bonded-Pairs, plenum, Blue 7852A D151000
DataTwist 4800, Category 6 Bonded-Pairs, plenum,White 7852A 0091000
DataTwist 4800, Category 6 Bonded-Pairs, riser, Blue 7851A 0061000
DataTwist 4800, Category 6 Bonded-Pairs, riser, White 7851A 0091000
DataTwist 48000, Category 6 Nonbonded, plenum, Blue 4813 D151000
DataTwist 48000, Category 6 Nonbonded, plenum,White 4813 0091000
DataTwist 48000, Category 6 Nonbonded, riser, Blue 4812 0061000
DataTwist 48000, Category 6 Nonbonded, riser, White 4812 0091000
Accessories
Patch Cord Tool AX102775
Velcro Cable Ties, 25 per Roll, Black, 8 in. AX100783
Velcro Cable Ties, 25 per Roll, Black, 12 in. AX100784
Wrap-around Labels, Gray, 48 Labels/Sheet (25 sheets per pack) AX101555
Connecting Tool AX100749
Termination Station AX101852
Release Tool AX101185
Cable Preparation Tool 1797B
Copper Products (continued)
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Optimax® Connectors
Optimax Field Installable Connector, LC, Multimode 50µm, for 900µm tight buffered fiber AX101982
Optimax Field Installable Connector, LC, Single-mode, for 900µm tight buffered fiber AX101983
Optimax LC Accessory Kit for jacketed fiber, contains 2mm and 3mm boots and crimp sleeves AX101984
Tools
Optimax Installation Tool Kit LC/SC/ST, Incl. Install. tools, cleaver, manuals, crimping tool, microscope, etc AX100947
Optimax Installation Tool Kit LC upgrade Incl. LC Install. tools, LC manual and new carrying case foam AX102061
FiberExpress Ultra Management System
Shelves
1U AX103143
4U AX103267
Frames and Modules
FXU FRAME, LC-DUPLEX, 12f, OM3 AX103463
FXU FRAME, LC-DUPLEX, 24f, OM3 AX103465
FXU MPO-PRETERM, LC-DUPLEX, 12f, OM3 AX103713
FXU MPO-PRETERM, LC-DUPLEX, 24f, OM3 AX103729
FXU FRAME, LC-DUPLEX, 12f, SINGLE-MODE AX103502
FXU FRAME, LC-DUPLEX, 24f, SINGLE-MODE AX103519
FXU MPO-PRETERM, LC-DUPLEX, 12f, SINGLE-MODE AX103821
FXU MPO-PRETERM, LC-DUPLEX, 24f, SINGLE-MODE AX103837
See NPB 287 for more details.
Fiber Products
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Fiber Patch Cords
Fiber Optic Patch Cord, Duplex Zip 2.0mm LCD/PC-LCD/PC, 2f, FX2K, 1 m, Riser AX200992
Fiber Optic Patch Cord, Duplex Zip 2.0mm LCD/PC-LCD/PC, 2f, FX2K, 2 m, Riser AX200664
Fiber Optic Patch Cord, Duplex Zip 2.0mm LCD/PC-LCD/PC, 2f, FX2K, 3 m, Riser AX200665
Fiber Optic Patch Cord, Duplex Zip 2.0mm LCD/PC-LCD/PC, 2f, FX2K, 5 m, Riser AX200666
Fiber Optic Patch Cord, Duplex Zip 2.0mm LCD/UPC-LCD/UPC, 2f, SM, 1 m, Riser AX200506
Fiber Optic Patch Cord, Duplex Zip 2.0mm LCD/UPC-LCD/UPC, 2f, SM, 2 m, Riser AX200507
Fiber Optic Patch Cord, Duplex Zip 2.0mm LCD/UPC-LCD/UPC, 2f, SM, 3 m, Riser AX200508
Fiber Optic Patch Cord, Duplex Zip 2.0mm LCD/UPC-LCD/UPC, 2f, SM, 5 m, Riser AX200509
Multi-duplex Cable Assemblies
Distribution Cable, 12f, LC-LC, FX2000, OFNR, 10 m NXC-MRFL-LCPFBN-LCPFBN-O-0010
Distribution Cable, 12f, LC-LC, FX2000, OFNP, 10 m NXC-MPFL-LCPFBN-LCPFBN-O-0010
Distribution Cable, 24f, LC-LC, FX2000, OFNR, 10 m NXC-MRFX-LCPFBN-LCPFBN-O-0010
Distribution Cable, 24f, LC-LC, FX2000, OFNP, 10 m NXC-MPFX-LCPFBN-LCPFBN-O-0010
Distribution Cable, 12f, LC-LC, SM, OFNR, 10 m NXC-MRSL-LCUFBN-LCUFBN-O-0010
Distribution Cable, 12f, LC-LC, SM, OFNP, 10 m NXC-MPSL-LCUFBN-LCUFBN-O-0010
Distribution Cable, 24f, LC-LC, SM, OFNR, 10 m NXC-MRSX-LCUFBN-LCUFBN-O-0010
Distribution Cable, 24f, LC-LC, SM, OFNP, 10 m NXC-MPSX-LCUFBN-LCUFBN-O-0010
Fiber Products (continued)
Data Center Product Offering:Fiber Optic Cabling (continued)
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DESCRIPTION ORDERING NUMBER (CPC)
MPO Cable Assemblies
MPO Cable, 12f, MPO-MPO, type-C, FX2000, OFNR, 10 m NXC-URFL-PHXFGN-PHPFGN-O-0010
MPO Cable, 12f, MPO-MPO, type-C, FX2000, OFNP, 10 m NXC-UPFL-PHXFGN-PHPFGN-O-0010
MPO Cable, 24f, MPO-MPO, type-C, FX2000, OFNR, 10 m NXC-URFX-PHXFGN-PHPFGN-O-0010
MPO Cable, 24f, MPO-MPO, type-C, FX2000, OFNP, 10 m NXC-UPFX-PHXFGN-PHPFGN-O-0010
MPO Cable, 12f, MPO-MPO, type-C, SM, OFNR, 10 m NXC-URSL-PHXFGN-PHPFGN-O-0010
MPO Cable, 12f, MPO-MPO, type-C, SM, OFNP, 10 m NXC-UPSL-PHXFGN-PHPFGN-O-0010
MPO Cable, 24f, MPO-MPO, type-C, SM, OFNR, 10 m NXC-URSX-PHXFGN-PHPFGN-O-0010
MPO Cable, 24f, MPO-MPO, type-C, SM, OFNP, 10 m NXC-UPSX-PHXFGN-PHPFGN-O-0010
Fiber Cables
Distribution 12f, FX2000, OFNR B9C042
Distribution 12f, FX2000, OFNP B9C048
Distribution 24f, FX2000, OFNR B9C602
Distribution 24f, FX2000, OFNP B9C612
Distribution 12f, SM, OFNR B9W042
Distribution 12f, SM, OFNP B9W048
Distribution 24f, SM, OFNR B9W602
Distribution 24f, SM, OFNP B9W612
Accessories
75 ft Roll x 1/2 in. Bulk Velcro AX102515
12 in. Fiber Optic Cable Manager AX102516
24 in. Fiber Optic Cable Manager AX102517
Fiber Products (continued)
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GLOBAL LOCATIONS
UNITED STATES
Division Headquarters–Americas2200 U.S. Highway 27 SouthRichmond, IN 47374Phone: 765-983-5200Inside Sales: 800-235-3361Fax: [email protected]: www.belden.com
LATIN AMERICA and theCARIBBEAN ISLANDS
Regional Office6100 Hollywood BoulevardSuite 110Hollywood, Florida 33024Phone: 954-987-5044Fax: [email protected]
CANADA
National Business Center2280 Alfred-NobelSuite 200Saint-Laurent, QCCanada H4S 2A4Phone: 514-822-2345Fax: 514-822-7979
Customer Service:800-BELDEN-1 (800-235-3361)
See www.belden.com for acomplete listing of Belden locations.
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