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Applications Guide
Switch
Horizontal
Cable
Hubbell Solutions
Product 
Cat 6 Solution 
Cat 5e Solution
 
Patch Cord 
PCX6 Series 
PCX5E Series
 
Patch Panel 
P6E or PXJ Series 
P5E Series
‘ 
Plates 
IFP or IMF Series 
IFP or IMF Series
’ 
Jack(s) HXJ6 
HXJ5E
“
or 110 Block 
6110 Series 
110BLK Series
”
Cable 
C6 Series 
C5E Series
Applications Supported
)
10BASE-T
)
100BASE-T
)
1000BASE-T
)
ISDN
)
Token Ring
)
ATM 155
)
TP PMD
)
VoIP
Plate
loaded with 
Jacks
‘
+
’
Patch
Cord

110 Block
“
Patch
Cord

Patch Panel 

Computer
 Category 5e/6/6A Solution (without Consolidation Point)
Hubbell Solutions
Product 
Cat 6A Solution 
Cat 6 Solution 
Cat 5e Solution
 
Patch Cord 
PC6A Series 
PCX6 Series 
PCX5E Series
 
Patch Panel 
HP6A Series 
P6E or PXJ Series 
P5E Series
‘ 
Plates 
IFP or IMF Series
IFP or IMF Series 
IFP or IMF Series
’ 
Jack(s) HJ6A 
HXJ6 
HXJ5E
“ 
Cable 
C6A Series 
C6 Series 
C5E Series
Applications Supported
)
10BASE-T
)
100BASE-T
)
1000BASE-T
)
10GBASE-T
)
ISDN
)
Token Ring
)
ATM 155
)
TP PMD
)
VoIP
Horizontal
Cable
Switch
Plate
loaded with 
Jacks
‘
+
’
Patch
Cord

Patch
Cord

Patch Panel 

 Applications Guide: Cabling Channel Solutions
 Category 5e/6 Solution (with Consolidation Point)
Computer
Consolidation Point Enclosure 
(use for zone cabling)
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Applications Guide
 25-Pair UTP
Hubbell Multimode Solutions
Product Fiber 
Solution

Patch Cord 
DFPSC Series

Patch Panel 
FPR/FCR Series
‘
Plates 
IFP, IMF or AFP Series
’
Fiber connector 
OPTICHANNEL™ OR 2CLICK
®
Series
Horizontal 
Cable
Plate
loaded with 
Fiber Couplers
‘
+
’
Patch
Cord

Patch
Cord

Patch Panel 

Applications Supported
)
1000BASE-SX/LX
)
ATM (Fiber)
)
10GBASE-SX/LX
Hubbell Solutions
Product 100BASE-T 
10BASE-T 

25-Pair Cable Assembly 
525PS Series 
Customer Supplied
 
Patch Panel 
MCCXX100BT19* 
‘
Patch Cord 
PCX6 Series 
PCX5E Series
’ 
Plate 
IFP or IMF Series 
IFP or IMF Series
“ 
Jack(s) 
HXJ6 Series 
HXJ5E Series
* XX changes with port capacity, length or style, depending on the product.
)
10BASE-T
)
100BASE-T
Applications Supported
Switch
Horizontal 
Cable
Plate
loaded with 
Jacks
’

+

“
25-Pair 
Cable 
Assembly

Patch 
Cord
 
‘
Patch Panel 

Patch 
Cord
 
‘
 Fiber Solutions
Computer
Computer
 Applications Guide: Cabling Channel Solutions
Switch
Fiber Application Notes:
• For 10GBASE-SX, use laser-optimized 50/125
Pm multimode cable, cords and connectors.
• For 10GBASE-LX, use singlemode cabling and components.
Fiber Supportable Distances:
• See table on page N7.

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Glossary
 Glossary
10GBASE-T
IEEE 10-Gigabit Ethernet data transmission.
100BASE-T
IEEE Fast Ethernet standard baseband 
(single channel) data transmission at 100 
Mbps over twisted pair copper wiring.
1000BASE-T
IEEE Gigabit Ethernet standard baseband 
(single channel) data transmission at 1000 
Mbps over twisted pair wiring.
1000BASE-LX
IEEE Gigabit Ethernet standard baseband 
(single channel) data transmission at 1000 
Mbps over fiber optic cable using long 
wavelength lasers, typically 1300nm.
1000BASE-SX
IEEE Gigabit Ethernet standard baseband 
(single channel) data transmission at 1000 
Mbps over fiber optic cable using short 
wavelength lasers, typically 850nm.
AACRF (Attenuation to Alien Crosstalk 
Ratio, Far End)
The difference in dB between the AFEXT 
from a disturber pair and the insertion loss 
of a disturbed pair within a surrounding 
link or channel.
ACR (Attenuation-to-Crosstalk Ratio)
A cable performance parameter computed 
by subtracting the insertion loss (attenua-
tion) of a pair from the near end crosstalk 
value. See NEXT.
Adapter
An interconnect device through joins similar 
or dissimilar connectors.
AFEXT (Alien Far End Crosstalk)
Signal coupling from energized pairs in a 
disturber cable or components into pairs 
within surrounding cables or components, 
measured at the far end.
Alien Cross-talk (ANEXT)
Unwanted signal induced into pairs within 
a cable from surrounding cables.
Anaerobic Adhesive
An adhesive that cures in the absence of 
air.
ANEXT (Alien Near End Crosstalk)
Signal coupling from energized pairs in a 
disturber cable or component into pairs 
within surrounding cables or components, 
measured at the near end.
Attenuation
The reduction in strength of an electrical or 
optical signal through a medium or inter-
connect. Expressed in decibels (dB) relative 
to a reference signal. Also known as inser-
tion loss.
AWG (American Wire Gauge)
A wire sizing convention based on the 
number of draw steps. The larger the AWG 
number, the smaller the wire diameter. 
AXT (Alien Crosstalk)
A measure of signal coupling from ener-
gized pairs in a disturber cable or compo-
nent into disturbed pairs within surrounding 
cables or components.
Backbone Cabling
The permanent cabling structure that origi-
nates from the main cross connect in the 
equipment room. The backbone cabling 
links telecommunications rooms and 
other buildings in a campus to the main 
cross connect. Also referred to as vertical 
cabling.
Balance
A condition where all complex electro-
magnetic fields are perfectly equal and 
opposite.
Bandwidth
The permissible range of transmission 
frequencies of a communications system. 
Expressed in Hertz (cycles per second).
BER (Bit Error Rate)
The fraction of total bits transmitted that 
are erroneous. Caused by EMI or crosstalk.
BNC Connector
A bayonet (push and turn) style coax cable 
connector.
Bonding
The permanent joining of conductors to the 
building grounding infrastructure.
Building Automation System (BAS)
An intelligent network of devices, cabling, 
and equipment that provides automated 
control of building services such as light-
ing, climate, and fire detection.
Building Entrance
The physical location where outside plant 
(OSP) cables penetrate the building.
Campus
In terms of networking, a campus refers to 
multiple buildings interconnected together. 
Category 5e
Balanced twisted-pair cabling specifications 
characterized from 1 MHz to 100 MHz 
frequency range. Replaces Cat 5 with new 
parameters such as PSNEXT, RL, ELFEXT, 
and more stringent NEXT performance.
Category 6
Balanced twisted-pair cabling specifications 
characterized from 1MHz to 250 MHz fre-
quency range.
Category 6A
Balanced twisted-pair cabling specifications 
for Augmented Category 6 performance, 
characterized from 1MHz to 500MHz fre-
quency range.
CATV (Community Antenna Television)
A local cable TV network that receives sig-
nal from a master antenna.
CCTV (Closed Circuit Television)
A private TV system in which signal is trans-
mitted to a limited number of receivers.
Central Office
A common carrier switching center that 
serves a region of subscribers in a local 
loop.
Channel
The end-to-end transmission path, which 
includes the horizontal permanent link, 
equipment cord and cross connect cord. 
See Permanent Link.
Characteristic Impedance
The impedance of a transmission line, 
which when terminated at the near end, 
would make the line appear infinitely 
long. A line terminated at its characteristic 
impedance would have no standing waves 
or reflections, and a constant ratio of volt-
age to current at any frequency along the 
line.
Chrominance
The color portion of a video signal. See 
also Luminance.
Cladding
The glass layer surrounding the core of 
an optical fiber, having a different index 
of refraction than the core. The cladding 
permits total internal reflection within the 
core.
Cleave
A flat 90° break separation of an optical 
fiber, initiated by crack propagation.
Collision Detection
The ability of an Ethernet network to 
detect simultaneous (colliding) signal traf-
fic.
Component Video
Baseband analog (video) signal com-
prised of three discrete RGB colors (red, 
green, blue). Each color is delivered 
through a separate cable to produce a 
high resolution RGB signal.
Composite Video
Baseband analog (video) signal from a 
single channel containing color but no 
audio signal. 
Consolidation Point
An interconnection point in the hori-
zontal cabling between the horizontal 
cross connect and the work station. See 
Interconnection.
Core
The central region of an optical fiber 
through which light transmits.
Cross Connection
A connection point where distribution 
cables are joined to equipment cables or 
to other cables using patch cords.
Crosstalk
Unwanted signal induced between sepa-
rate conductors or cables. See also Alien 
Crosstalk. 
Data Terminal Equipment (DTE)
Office equipment such as phones and 
modems that are powered by DC voltage.
Decibel (dB)
A standard measure of gain or loss of sig-
nal power relative to a reference value.
Delay Skew
The difference in propagation delay 
between any two pairs within a cable.
Demarcation Point
The connection interface between the 
service provider cabling and the customer 
cabling.
Dielectric
A non-metallic, non-conductive material 
used for wire or coax cable insulation.
Digital Signal
An electronic signal that changes rapidly 
from one state to another in discrete 
steps.
Distribution Frame
A structure through which backbone 
interconnections or cross-connections are 
made. Main and intermediate distribu-
tion frames are known as MDF and IDF 
respectively.
Duplex
Simultaneous transmission in both direc-
tions. 

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