...and contract with temperature changes, too. • But gel-filled loose-tube cables are not the best choice when cable needs to be submerged or where it’s routed around multiple bends. Excess cable strain can force fibres to emerge from the gel. • ...

...up to 15° F. Lowering temperatures protects your electronics against failure caused by overheating, which may enable you to install more equipment. • Fan panels or fan trays direct maximum airflow with very little noise to heat-sensitive rackmount...

...is less susceptible to temperature fluctuations. • In addition, fiber distribution is ideal for applications where data security is a priority, such as in medical, military, and government environments. That’s because fiber cable is extremely diffi...

...to the ambient temperature of the environment in which they'll be installed. • For example, cables designed for use in plenums - a building's air ducts - have jackets specially designed to tolerate high temperatures. • Okay, so now what? • ...

...on parameters such as temperature, humidity and unauthorised access can alert of the possibility of trouble before a disaster arises. Systems such as the Black Box ServSensor can be used not only to monitor the changes but also to turn on equipmen...