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Slideshow: Getting the Rack Right the First Time
Getting the Rack Right the First Time
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This unique equipment rack and wiring job may not be the prettiest, but it's very tidy and efficient.
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Red, White and Blue
Two structured wiring enclosures are mounted side by side on the control room wall. The right box includes patch panels on top for the neatly terminated coaxial cables; splitter boxes for the coax on the bottom; a Linksys router that’s stacked on top of the cable modem, with future-designated red Ethernet cut to length for reaching the nearby Leviton termination punch panel; and yellow wiring on the bottom leading to surge protection for the cable signal.
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