Tyco Electronics provides an overview of network cabling solutions and standards. 10 Gigabit Ethernet poses challenges for UTP cabling due to stringent requirements for alien crosstalk, background noise, and insertion loss. Updated standards provide specifications for higher performing cabling, including shielded cabling, to support 10GBASE-T and mitigate issues like alien near-end crosstalk.

1. Tyco Electronics Network Solutions Segment Overview New applications, new requirements Standards update Cabling systems according customer needs New innovation s for protection and safety Martti Kotsalo Sales Manager Finland & Estonia NETCONNECT Solutions Division "Future C abling S ystems"

2. The Tyco Electronics Advantage A leading global provider of engineered electronic components network infrastructure solutions wireless systems Global leader in attractive, growing industries Diverse customer and industry base Global reach and scale Established track record of innovation leadership

3. Tyco Electronics Key Figures FY 2007 Sales US$ 13.5 billion Headcount 94,000 in Americas 29,000 in EMEA 27,000 in Asia/Pacific 38,000 (32,000 in China) in Marketing & Sales ~5,000 in Engineering ~8,000 Countries of operation ~50

4. Investing for Technolog y Leadership Over US$600M of annual RD&E investment (~5% of sales) Products introduced in last 3 years accounted for 36% of sales in 2007 ~8,000 engineers globally >17,000 patents issued or pending Research, Development & Engineering

5. Segment Overview: Network Solutions Global leader in infrastructure components and solutions for the energy, communication service provider, and building networks markets FY 2007 Sales by Industry Building Networks 25% Energy Systems 44% Communication Service Providers 31% Building Networks Copper and fiber cabling and connectivity systems for voice and data applications End to end cabling solutions including intelligent infrastructure management to optimize the utilization of network assets

6. Agenda - Ethernet Market Drivers and Needs - 10 Gigabit Ethernet Technology Impact on Premise Cabling Systems and Standard Support Conclusions UTP vs STP New applications, new requirements Martti Kotsalo Sales Manager Finland & Estonia NETCONNECT Solutions Division Customized version. Do not reproduce or copy.

7. Ethernet Market... Data Rates Evolution Data Rates increase faster Server Links 10 times bigger than fastest Desk-Top Link C ustomized version. Do not reproduce or copy. 2015 2008 2000 1990 10.000 Mbps 1.000 Mbps 100 Mbps 10 Mbps 100.000 Mbps 10.000 Mbps 1.000 Mbps 100 Mbps

8. Ethernet Market... Data Center Needs Biggest Need for Speed in the Data Center 1st Deployment of next Speed Class (10 Gigabit) C ustomized version. Do not reproduce or copy.

9. IEEE 802.3an specifies (approved in July 2006): 10.000 Mb/s Transmission full duplex 4-pair Channels over: ISO/IEC 11801 Class E UTP up to 37 Meters (TIA revision) ISO/IEC 11801 Class E STP up to 100 Meters ISO/IEC 11801 Class F STP up to 100 Meters ISO/IEC 11801 Class E A UTP up to 100 Meters Coding Structure DSQ 128 (Double SQuare 128 data points) derived from a double Layer PAM 16 Coding. Due to the complex Coding Structure the maximum allowed Background Noise into the Transmission Channels is -150 dBm/Hz Application Standard... 10 GbE over Copper C ustomized version. Do not reproduce or copy.

10. Agenda - Ethernet Market Drivers and Needs - 10 Gigabit Ethernet Technology Impact on Premise Cabling Systems and Standards Conclusions UTP vs STP New applications, new requirements Customized version. Do not reproduce or copy.

11. Code Schemes Selection Criteria PAM 5 Bandwidth Requirements PAM 8 RF Emission Compliancy PAM 10 EMI Immunity PAM 12 BER/Noise Characteristics DSQ 128 Implementation Complexity ( Selected for IEEE 802.3an) OFDM Silicon Power Consumption 10 Gigabit Ethernet... Technology C ustomized version. Do not reproduce or copy. Digital Signal Processor (DSP) 10 Gbit/s Switch NIC 2.5 Gbit/s 10 Gbit/s 2.5 Gbit/s 2.5 Gbit/s 2.5 Gbit/s Digital Signal Processor (DSP)

12. Electrical Parameters from Class E are extrapolated to 500 MHz New Parameter Alien Crosstalk added Power Sum Alien Near End Cross Talk (PS ANEXT) Power Sum Attenuation to Alien Crosstalk Ratio Far End (PS AACR F) 10G BASE-T DSPs can suppress intra Channel Noise such as NEXT FEXT Return Loss DSPs cannot predict ANEXT from other Lines  It cannot be cancelled!!!!!  ANEXT is critical for 10 Gbit Ethernet 10 Gigabit Ethernet... Cabling Requirements C ustomized version. Do not reproduce or copy. Alien crosstalk

13. Shannon’s Law defines max. Data Rate per Channel 10 GbE full duplex requires 18Gbit/s Shannon Capacity IL must be low AXT must be low BN must be low can be hardly influenced 10 Gigabit Ethernet... Shannon’s Law C = Data rate S = Signal Level N = Noise Level IL = Insertion Loss AXT = Alien X-Talk BN = Background Noise C ustomized version. Do not reproduce or copy. 10G limit

14. 0 dB margin 20 dB margin 10 Gigabit Ethernet... ANEXT C ustomized version. Do not reproduce or copy.

15. 10 Gigabit Ethernet... ANEXT of UTP vs STP ANEXT of Shielded Systems is significantly lower >20dB UTP System on the border to the 10 GbE Limits! 0dB Headroom! ANEXT can be only reduced by Shielding or increased Distance!!! C ustomized version. Do not reproduce or copy. UTP STP

16. 6 around 1 set-up disturbed Line in the Middle Surrounded by six Cables (worst Case) 4 Connectors Channels (UTP & STP) tested 96 Measurements per Link (w/o ANEXT only 6) 10 Gigabit Ethernet... ANEXT Testing C ustomized version. Do not reproduce or copy.

17. Alien Crosstalk Suppression is achieved by electrical Separation of each transmission Channel, which can be achieved either with Spacing (left Side) or Shielding (right Side).  UTP Cat.6A Cables are bigger than Cat.7+ PiMF Cables 5 7 9 mm 10 Gigabit Ethernet... ANEXT Cable Impact C ustomized version. Do not reproduce or copy.

18. To ensure total System is compliant the Separation of the different Cabling Elements need to be maintained between all Communications Cables within the whole Installation (e.g. Phone, Data, Alarm & Security Systems): 10 Gigabit Ethernet... ANEXT Cable Impact C ustomized version. Do not reproduce or copy.    Separation of the Cables is acheived by using both outer Jackets of the Cable Mixing of different Cable Types is NOT allowed by UTP Systems A shielded Cable can be mixed with any Communication Cable

19. 10 Gigabit Ethernet... Background Noise Background Noise shall be less than -150 dBm/Hz C ustomized version. Do not reproduce or copy.

20. 10 Gigabit Ethernet... Background Noise Cellular phones: - Typ. Field Strength -75 to -90 dBm/Hz TV/Radio: - Typ. Field Strength -80 to -95 dBm/Hz WiFi: - Typ. Field Strength -75 to -95 dBm/Hz C ustomized version. Do not reproduce or copy.

21. 10 Gigabit Ethernet... Background Noise Background Noise Suppression / Coupling Attenuation: UTP: Min. 40 dB Cancellation based on Balance of the Cable STP Category 6 (FFTP) Min. 70 dB Cancellation based on Screening & Balance STP Category 7 (PiMF) Min. 80 dB Cancellation based on Screening & Balance C ustomized version. Do not reproduce or copy. Radio Signal -80 dB -150 dB 10GBASE-T BN Limit Coupling Attenuation (Cable Design) UTP FTP PiMF   

22. Agenda - Ethernet Market Drivers and Needs - 10 Gigabit Ethernet Technology Impact on Premise Cabling Systems and Standards Conclusions UTP vs STP New applications, new requirements Customized version. Do not reproduce or copy.

23. Mitigation of Background Noise uses EN 50174-2 as the Guideline for Installation Practices: Gives Guidance on Selection of Pathways, Fill Rates and Cable Separation New Edition will be released with Cable Separation Distances calculated upon Coupling Attenuation Performance of the Cabling. Gives Guidance on Grounding and Bonding required for UTP & STP Standards... Installation Guidelines C ustomized version. Do not reproduce or copy.

24. EN 50174-2 Cable Tray Types and Fill Rate: EN 50174-2 Standard... Installation Guidelines C ustomized version. Do not reproduce or copy.

25. Its recommended that Cables are separated by metallic Dividers Each Service must have its own Tray Cable trays with Lids are the only Solution providing more than 30 dB Mitigation for Background Noise EN 50174-2 Standard... Installation Guidelines C ustomized version. Do not reproduce or copy.

26. Choice of Pathways Size: Cable Diameters increased: STP Category 6 A : 7,4 mm UTP Category 6 A : 9,0 mm Background Noise of -150 dBm/Hz requires better (additional) EMC Protection from the Pathways for UTP Systems: Mesh Tray: +0 dB Perforated Tray: +15 dB Closed Tray: +60 dB UTP STP EN 50174-2 Standard... Installation Guidelines C ustomized version. Do not reproduce or copy.

27. Standards Update October 2008

28. Agenda ISO/IEC JTC1 SC25 Amendments to ISO/IEC 11801 New revision of ISO/IEC 14763-2 New Data Centre Standard ISO/IEC 24764 Recently published Standards CENELEC TC215 Amendments to EN 50173-1 New revision of EN 50174-1 New revision of EN 50174-2 Recently published Standards IEEE 802.3 New standard for 40G and 100G Ethernet New standard for Energy Efficient Ethernet Recently published Standards

29. Standards Interrelations

30. Standards Interrelations N/A EN 50346 IEC 61935-1 Measurement N/A EN 50346 ISO/IEC 14763-3 Measurement fibre optics TIA 568C.0 EN 50173-6 N/A Geric Cabling Systems TIA TSB 155 EN 50173-99-1 ISO/IEC 24704 10G Ethernet Cabling TIA 758A EN 50174-3 N/A Outside Plant Cabling TIA J-STD 607A EN 50310 IEC 60364-1 Grounding and bonding TIA 569 B EN 50174-2 ISO/IEC 14763-2 Pathways and spaces TIA 606B EN 50174-1 ISO/IEC 14763-1 Administration TIA 862A EN 50173-4 ISO/IEC 15018 Building Automation TIA 942 EN 50173-5 ISO/IEC 24764 Data Centre Cabling TIA 570B EN 50173-4 ISO/IEC 15018 Residential Cabling TIA 1005 EN 50173-3 ISO/IEC 24702 Industrial Cabling TIA 568C.1 EN 50173-2 ISO/IEC 11801 Office Cabling TIA 568C.2 / C.3 EN 50173-1 N/A Performance TIA/EIA CENELEC ISO/IEC Standard

31. ISO/IEC JTC1 SC25

32. ISO/IEC JTC1 SC25 Amendment 1 to ISO/IEC 11801 2nd Edition Contains Channel specifications only Addition of Class E A and Class F A New parametres specified Balance; TCL, ELTCTL Screening performance; Coupling Attenuation Alien Crosstalk Length restrictions for channels and links This amendment was released in February 2008 and is already quoted in several installation projects.

33. ISO/IEC JTC1 SC25 Tyco Electronics Guide released in February 2008.

34. ISO/IEC JTC1 SC25 Amendment 2 to ISO/IEC 11801 2nd Edition Contains Component specifications and Permanent Links Addition of Category 6 A and Category 7 A Addition of LC fibre optical connectors Addition of OS2 fibres Proposal to include OM4 fibres New parametres specified: Balance; TCL, ELTCTL Screening performance; Coupling Attenuation Alien Crosstalk This amendment is in development, second committee draft will be revised during the next ISO/IEC JTC1 SC25 WG3 meeting in October 2008.

35. ISO/IEC JTC1 SC25 What is OS2 fibre optical cable? Equivalent to ITU G.652-D B1.3 fibres, low water peak performance. Specified at 1310, 1383 and 1550 nm wavelengths Attenuation still to be specified by IEC SC86A, currently 1,0 dB/Km for all wavelengths. What is OM4 fibre optical cable? Equivalent to what we call OM3 Plus fibre optical cable Specified at 850 and 1300 nm Wavelengths Effective Modal Bandwidth (EMB) greater than 4.700 MHz/Km Attenuation equal to OM3

36. ISO/IEC JTC1 SC25 ISO/IEC 14763-2 Installation Pratices in accordance with ISO/IEC 11801: Being developed to be an equivalent to EN 50174-1 and EN 50174-2, but more comprehensive. Annexes for specific installation requirements Offices Data Centres Industrial Homes Better references to grounding and bonding systems Labeling system equivalent to TIA/EIA 606A

37. ISO/IEC JTC1 SC25 ISO/IEC 24764 Data Centre Cabling 2nd draft comments resolved last week, 3rd draft will be issued end of May Specify LC and MPO fibre optical connecting hardware Specify minimum OM3 fibre optical cable Specify RJ45, GG45 and TERA copper connecting hardware Specify minimum Class EA channel performance Network access cabling subsystem Main distribution cabling subsystem Zone distribution cabling subsystem Generic cabling system Distributor in accordance with ISO/IEC 11801 ENI LDP MD ZD EO Equipment cabling EQP

38. CENELEC TC215

39. CENELEC TC215 CENELEC TC215 have approved and published: EN 50173-1 General requirements EN 50173-2 Office Premises EN 50173-3 Industrial Premises EN 50173-4 Home EM 50173-5 Data Centres All of these documents was release in late 2007 after its final approval. EN 50173-1, EN 50173-3, EN 50173-4 and EN 50173-5 are subject to amendments pending outcomes in ISO/IEC 11801. Amendment 1 to EN 50173-1 including Class E A and F A have been issued as a draft.

40. CENELEC TC215 EN 50173-99-1 Technical Report on mitigation for 10GBASE-T installations. Published in December 2007 Contains mitigation techniques to run 10GBASE-T on installed cabling. Makes recommendations to change to shielded cabling.

41. CENELEC TC215 EN 50173-6 Generic cabling in other places than those specified in -2 through -5. Provide guidance for cabling for wireless access points Remote powered devices Building management systems

42. CENELEC TC215 WG2 of TC215 is working on an update of EN 50174-2, this was amended in April 2008 in regards to cabling seperation distances and screening pratices. A lot of nonsens about shielded cabling systems have been deleted: Grounding at bot ends of the permanent link Check of screens Information that screens does not have an effect on low frequency signals. There are no special installation pratices for UTP cables, except cable seperation distances.

43. CENELEC TC215 PiMF FTP UTP

44. CENELEC TC215 Shielded/Screened cabling 10 times better performance is proven to be more realistic

45. CENELEC TC215 More gradient

46. CENELEC TC215 A Zero segregation rule have been created to accomondate for downpole installations. This is equally applicable to UTP as well as STP.

47. CENELEC TC215 Identifiers are a unique item of information to distinguish a specific component of the cabling installation Labels are a measn to clearly marking a specific component of the cabling installation with its identifier and other information Records and drawings are all documentation and building drawings of the cabling installation

48. CENELEC TC215 This is systems like AMPTRAC

49. CENELEC TC215 EN 50310 Grounding and Bonding Standard is in revision to be more realistic in regards to grounding systems Will identify the correct way to ground and bond Will identify the difference between grounding for safety and grounding for signal protection. Its expected that this revised standard will provide better ways to sell shielded systems.

50. CENELEC TC215 EN 50364 Testing of installed cabling To be updated in accordance with measurement methods specified in ISO/IEC 14763-3 in regards to fibre optical cabling To be updated in accordance with measurement methods specified in IEC 61935-1 in regards to balanced cabling

51. Agenda - Ethernet Market Drivers and Needs - 10 Gigabit Ethernet Technology Impact on Premise Cabling Systems and Standard Support Conclusions UTP vs STP 10 Gigabit Ethernet over Copper UTP vs STP Solutions Customized version. Do not reproduce or copy.

52. All things taken into Consideration: Transmission Margins UTP = 0 dB vs. STP = 20 dB Background Noise Protection UTP = Min 50 dB additional Protection needed STP = No additional protection needed Cabling Pathways Dimensioning UTP Cable require 60% more Space than any STP Cable Installed Cost: Table next slide 10 Gigabit Ethernet... System Comparison STP UTP others C ustomized version. Do not reproduce or copy.

53. 10 Gigabit Ethernet... System Comparison C ustomized version. Do not reproduce or copy. 8 7 9 6 Cable Diametre mm 142 127 132 100 Relative Installed Cost to Cat6 UTP 100 35   Category 7 STP 100 24   Category 6 STP 100 18   Category 6A UTP 37 9.9   Category 6 UTP Channel Length Shannon Capacity @ 100 m Background Noise Alien Xtalk Media

54. Tyco Electronics AMP Netconnect recommends Use of Shielded Systems when running 10 Gigabit Ethernet Select AMP Netconnect as the #1 in Shielded Systems XG Shielded Solution ensure our Customers: Standardized Components and Systems Proven Technology (3rd Party verified) including ANEXT 25 years Systems and Application warranty 10 Gigabit Ethernet... Recommendation C ustomized version. Do not reproduce or copy.

55. Fiber Optic Cabling

56. OM1,OM2, now OM3......towards OM4 50/125um Multimode exeeds ; TIA/EIA-492AAAC+IEC 60793-2A1a.2 850nm SX serial 10Gbit/s link 300m OFL bandwidth  1500MHz/km Effective Laser Launch Bandwidth 2000MHz/km 1300nm LX serial 10Gbit/s link 300m OFL bandwidth  500Mhz/km NOTE ! new OM4 is under standardisation for 40 and 100 Giga Ethernet – AMP NETCONNECT already provides OM 3+ which meets this specs !!!

57. OS2 New single mode requirement to meet WDM, Service etc reguirements needs single mode to utilize all wavelengths. This needs new type of single mode cable without so called water peak All AMP NETCONNECT FO Warranty cables meets this new reguirement of OS2 (ITU-T G.652d) 12 fiber LSZH, Dualan 2-599148-4

58. Fiber optic maximal link lenghts Maxim link lenghts with multi mode fiber optic cables and GBit Ethernet / 10 GBit Ethernet © 2002 by Tyco/Electronics 10GBase SR = 10 GBit Ethernet Serial @ 850 nm „ OM 3 XG“ is a product name of AMP NETCONNECT

59. In latest standard review LC is the first choice connector instead of SC.

60. EN 50173 EN 50173-1 General reguirements EN 50173-2 Office Networks EN 50173-3 Industrial Premises EN 50173-4 Residental cabling EN 50173-5 Datacenters Cabling systems according customer needs

61. Building Networks Served Market Horizontal Twisted Pair Cables Backbone Optical Fiber Cables 10 Gb/s Connectivity Twisted Pair & Optical Fiber Patch Panels Secure Data Outlets & Patch Cords Triple Play Cabling for Data/Voice/Video Intelligent Infrastructure Management Plug&Go Data Center Cabling High-Density Patch Cord Management

62. Product Capabilities for Building Networks Infrastructure Mgmt Office Networks SECURE Products Data Center Systems 10 Gb/s Systems AMP NETCONNECT Structured Cabling Systems

63. Office Networks CAT 5,6,7, twist + TERA + ACO New pre-installed systems

64. Twisted Pair Cables U/ UTP F /U TP SF /U TP S/FTP PiMF

65. Products for all Needs Category 3 / Class C - 16 MHz Category 5e/ Class D - 100 MHz Category 6 / Class E - 2 50 MHz Category 6 A / Class E A - 500 MHz pending Category 7 / Class F - 600 MHz Category 7 A / Class F A - 1000 MHz pending

66. Telecommunnication is still separated in many cases 50 Port telepanel, Cat 3 ,2 pairs PN 1711214-2 Tools 110 or LSA+

67. Netconnect 10XG Solution Shielded 6 A / Class E A SL RJ45 Twist-on 1711160-1 W/DC 1711342-1 W/O DC Patch cord: 959385-1 LSZH, 1m Empty Panel: 24 port. w/o connectors 336526-1 16 port. w/o connectors 336525-1 24 port. panel 1644042-2 Patch cord: 959385-2 LSZH, 2m PiMF Compact 600 MHz, LSZH 1711163-1 500m reel 1711195-1 2x4p 500m reel

68. Netconnect Solution for Broadband Applications Shielded 7 A / Class E A TERA Twist-on 1711441-1 W/DC 1711437-1 W/O DC Patch cord TERA/RJ45: LSZH, 1m 336488-1 Empty Panel: 24 port. w/o connectors 336526-1 16 port. w/o connectors 336525-1 Balun assem.for CATV: 1711659-2 , 2m PiMF Compact 1200 MHz, LSZH 1499101-1 500m reel 1711003-1 2x4p 500m reel

69. ACO Plus: Future Proof.... ?!?

70. ACO Plus (UTP, PiMF, PiMF compact) Edge Connector Mark II -Can be installed most popular outlets like Ensto-Busch Jäger etc.

71. ACO Plus: Cat 7 / Class F System 600 MHz Up to Cat 7 solution

72. ACO Plus Hybrid Inserts Hybrid RJ-45 for phone or Ethernet AND CATV F-Connector RJ-45 Port: Cat 5(E), active Pins 12,36,45 CATV-Port: 1xF, 75 Ohms transformer 47-862 MHz

73. ACO Plus 4times Phone on One Cable Application Panel Outlet Analogue Phone 2-wire phones (4 x45) ISDN So Bus (2 x 3645 ||) French Phone (4 x 45||78) Bus 1 Bus 2 A B A B 3 1 4 2 3 1 4 2

74. ACO Plus: Future / Engineering Projects Further Insert Types for AMP CO Plus under development - GG 45 (done) - Radio / TV - Ethernet / TV (done) - 4 times Phone (done)

75. Data Center

76. Topology: Designing for Order TIA-942: “Telecommunications Infrastructure Standard for Data Centers”

77. Price of the square meter in Datacenter ? It has been estimated $150/sq ft = €1054 / m² / year This includes: Raised floors,air conditioning,lighting, power No IT-equipment, racks installion material nor installing costs

78. New challange; heat

79. Do You want to build meter per meter ? You need to consider : Existing systems and compability Service and installion costs Simple maintaince Trouble shooting and recovery time Change and addtions Easy to design

80. Standard racks has 40 U with RJ45 panels 24- ports height of 1U 40 U = 480 passive ports/rack With new mechanics and MRJ21 panel ; - 40 U = 960 passive ports/rack How about Space Saving?

81. With the classic way of using RJ45 it takes to install 480 ports(using 24 port panels) Average RJ45 port = 8 min. per rack it is totally = 64 hours / rack ONE WEEK JOB Installions costs ..time is money €€€€€

82. Connecting 48 ports with ”Stealth Panel” MRJ21 is plug and play –cables needs only 2 screws per port to be connected ! FAST and EASY !

83. Saving for time ? Avarage installion time for one per MRJ21 ports = <2 min !!!!! Total consumed time = 5.33 h / rack vs. 128h ( 2 density 2x 64 h) Savings =€€€€€

84. Savings in space Can be less 30% space than with 4 pair application Less cable worries in installions due to easier handeled cables

85. Conclusions Modularity saves space and time Cabling is more simple, documentation ,administration and service gets easier New space saving panels can spare up to 50 % of the floor space New technology with the MRJ21-connector is already available and be used up to the active port. Modular design is friendly to service and maintainance and it is reusable.

86. MRJ21 – Products

87. Manufactures and MRJ21 Alcatel TiMetra Barco Xenia EIT EntriSphere Foundry Networks Force10 Networks Fujitsu IBM Lucent Motorola NMS Communications Proworks Riverstone Networks Shanghai Electronics Stratex Networks Tellabs / Vivace Force10 E1200 90 GbE ports/blade Foundry RX-8 48 GbE ports/blade Note: The vendors listed and shown have publicly launched MRJ21 equipment into the marketplace. Those not listed should be contacted directly for program status updates. IBM eServer BladeCenter Copper Pass-thru module

88. MPO System MPO system ( vrt . MRJ21) Mainly designed for turnks Plug and Play – 12-144 fibers OM1, OM3, OS2 10 Gbps with OM3 Factory assembled trunks with MPO- connectors ( 12 fibers ) up to 300 m 72 fibers / 1U panel Cassette with SC,LC,MT-RJ,MU availble MPO connectors are coming to active components

89. MPO

90. AMP Hi-D Next generation of cable routing and organization

91. IT Infrastructure Subjects related to the IT Infrastructure More requirements than performance or applications It is just more than just a cabling system

92. Introduction Think you‘ll find what you are looking for?

93. Trends Today's market trends: High Density Electronics Growth of Data Center without growth of floorspace Power and Cooling requirements Importance of IT in the business What is the consequence? Requires a new concept and product range

94. AMP Hi-D High Density Electronics More ports and more heat dissipation Airflow critical More cables to manage

95. AMP Hi-D Many infrastructures have been grown Infrastructure, documentation, routing and organization have been done by the way Key points Airflow Operational cost Maintenance Downtime Safety and Easy operations

96. AMP Hi-D Many switches have front/back airflow concept Any cable disturb/ weaken the airflow

97. AMP Hi-D Cooling support Structured scalability Fast & easy MAC‘s Functional Security (less human errors) High density Effective cable management Availability (less planning, less downtime) AMP NETCONNECT AMP Hi-D

98. AMP Hi-D AMP Hi-D is a new range of products for all subjects around the infrastructure AMP Hi-D is a range of new-generation products for: Routing Organizing Maintaining Managing AMP Hi-D has a product set for copper and fiber

99. AMP Hi-D Density and space is often correlated to each other AMP Hi-D allows more ports than conventional systems Traditional concept = 528 ports AMP Hi-D concept= 864 ports

100.   Zero U Lateral Cable Manager   100% functional use of rack capacity Effectively increase of rack density Bend-controlled design Elimination of radial compression Controlled Cable Mgmt over complete lifecycle Universal application (e.g. TP and fiber) Applicable to end to end solution including LAN Electronics and applications Environmental friendly composite material AMP Hi-D Technology

101. AMP Hi-D Operational time The range is optimized for quick and reliable maintenance Re usable care clips Automatic bonding Cable management Radii control

102. AMP Hi-D AMP Hi-D can be combined with Infrastructure Management Allows 100% control of the Infrastructure Real-time documentation Optimized configurations, change and Asset management AMP Hi-D & AMPTRAC= Passive & Active Management

103. AMP Hi-D Next generation platform of cable routing and organization

104. Just to add the Secure Products Security Key Patchcords prevent unauthorized disconnections of patchcords (e.g. to fix and control a connection between workstation and outlet or between switchports New innovation to lock and secure everything where RJ45 is involved: outlets, panels, switches etc. One fits for all – fits to all RJ45 without any special components !

105. Secure – color coding and keying available in AMP NETCONNECT cabling systems RJ45 Secure LC Secure MTRJ Secure MPO Secure AMPTRAC

106. YOUR CABLING PARTNERS for HIGHER SPEEDS Thank You !