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Posted by Lincoln J. King-Cliby on August 13, 2004, 10:28 am
Please log in for more thread options message was flagged wiht X-No-Archive, its not possible to locate it with Google Groups and give a proper response] My gut feeling would be to use 2-unit cable management stuff for the majority of the needs. It is far better to have excess capacity than not enough capacity, IMHO, and it's nice to get the space now, because if you decid you need it in the future after everything is wired... Also, I'm not sure that I'd say that flat satin voice cable -- especially in bundles of 48 is 'much' smaller than UTP. It depends on what flat satin and what UTP your using, but maybe a little over 1/2 the space requirement. My $.02: If you have the rackspace to spare, use the 2U cable management panels; if you don't have the rackspace to use the 2U cable menagement panels, add another rack and use the 2U panels; if you don't have the room for another rack, use the 1U panels Lincoln Chris Keath wrote: | ||||||||||||||||
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Posted by Justin T. Clausen on August 13, 2004, 7:49 pm
Please log in for more thread options much as possible. At worst, I'll put a 1U at the top and bottom of a stack of a 2U-48 port panels, with 2U inbetween each panel. > My gut feeling would be to use 2-unit cable management stuff for the
> majority of the needs. It is far better to have excess capacity than > not enough capacity, IMHO, and it's nice to get the space now, because > if you decid you need it in the future after everything is wired... > > Also, I'm not sure that I'd say that flat satin voice cable -- > especially in bundles of 48 is 'much' smaller than UTP. It depends on > what flat satin and what UTP your using, but maybe a little over 1/2 > the space requirement. > > My $.02: If you have the rackspace to spare, use the 2U cable > management panels; if you don't have the rackspace to use the 2U cable > menagement panels, add another rack and use the 2U panels; if you > don't have the room for another rack, use the 1U panels > Lincoln > > Chris Keath wrote: > >
> > Can anyone offer any advice on when to use 2U high Cable Managers vs > > 1U ? > > > > I'm thinking along the following > > > > 1U Height Cable Manager > > 2U 48 Port Data Patch Panel > > 2 U Cable Manager > > 1U 48 Port Switch > > 2 U Cable Manager > > 2U 48 Port Voice Patch Panel > > 1U or 2U Cable Manager (vendor will be using regular 2 conductor RJ11 > > cables ) > > 2U IP Office (telephone system) > > 1U Cable Manager > > 2U IP Office > > 1U Cable Manager > > 2U IP Office > > 1U Cable Manager > > > > I can get away with the 1U on the Cable Manager between the voice > > patch panel because the cable is much smaller ? Yay or Nay ? Should I > > just stick with the 2U on that | ||||||||||||||||
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> Can anyone offer any advice on when to use 2U high Cable Managers vs
> 1U ?
>
> I'm thinking along the following
>
> 1U Height Cable Manager
> 2U 48 Port Data Patch Panel
> 2 U Cable Manager
> 1U 48 Port Switch
> 2 U Cable Manager
> 2U 48 Port Voice Patch Panel
> 1U or 2U Cable Manager (vendor will be using regular 2 conductor RJ11
> cables )
> 2U IP Office (telephone system)
> 1U Cable Manager
> 2U IP Office
> 1U Cable Manager
> 2U IP Office
> 1U Cable Manager
>
> I can get away with the 1U on the Cable Manager between the voice
> patch panel because the cable is much smaller ? Yay or Nay ? Should I
> just stick with the 2U on that