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New Holland, PA; May 23, 2012 – Berk-Tek, a Nexans Company, a copper
and fiber optic cable technology and solutions leader, announces the
offering a PoE Plus (IEEE 802.3 at) version of the OneReach™ system --
an integrated power and data cable solution for extended distances,
such as for security cameras or access points, further than the 100
meters of UTP. PoE Plus allows 34.20W of power from the power
injector (source equipment), which can deliver up to 25.5W of power at
the device end. “PoE Plus capability is built into the power injector
unit which expands the range of devices that can be PoE-powered, to
include multi-channel wireless access points and IP cameras with
heaters and PTZ controls,” notes Mike Connaughton, RCDD, Fiber Optic
Products Business Manager at Berk-Tek.
The OneReach system is comprised of three components – power
injector (PI) module, OneReach cable assembly (OCA) and remote PoE port
(RPP). The PI, located in the Telecommunications Room (TR),
delivers both the power and the data from the active equipment. The OCA
consists of the Berk-Tek indoor/outdoor CL3R-OF-rated composite
copper/fiber cable, under one jacket, which includes 12 AWG or 18 AWG
stranded conductors coupled with either tight-buffered or loose tube
optical fibers. The cable assembly is built to specific lengths
and is pre-tested and pre-terminated with M8 connectors for the
RPP. The RPP is a media converter and PoE injector that
converts the optical signal to an electrical signal. From the RPP
an additional 300 feet of twisted pair cable with a direct attach RJ-45
(Category 5e or 6) plug can increase the distance out to the powered
device.
[an error occurred while processing this directive]“The original version of the OneReach system, which was introduced in
2010 with PoE (IEEE 802.3af ) capability, provides up to 12.95W to
devices at distances more than 100 meters from the TR and eliminates ac
power, typically required for media converters when employing
fiber. The new PoE-Plus injector option doubles the electrical
power out to 2,500 feet to the RPP or up to 2,800 feet with the direct
attach at the device end,” states Connaughton. “Additional
benefits include a lower cost and better return on investment compared
to installing local power at the device end or pulling separate cables
in separate pathways, while also providing network advantages such as
consolidated UPS and single point troubleshooting,” he adds.
The OneReach with PoE Plus capability is available immediately from major Berk-Tek distribution channels.
About Berk-Tek, A Nexans Company
For more than 50 years, Berk-Tek has been a leading manufacturer of
more than 100 different network copper and fiber optic cable products.
The company has led in the development of high-performance and enhanced
fiber optic and UTP cables designed to transport high-speed data and
voice transmissions. Berk-Tek has manufacturing facilities in New
Holland, PA, Fuquay-Varina, NC and Elm City, NC. For more information,
visit www.berktek.com. Nexans, Berk-Tek’s parent company, is a
worldwide leader in the cable industry for telecommunications and
energy networks. With an industrial presence in 29 countries with
21,000 employees, Nexans is listed on the Paris stock exchange as NEX.
Visit www.nexans.com.
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