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Patchsave Solutions LC short boot and angled connectors are a great choice when there is a need for fibre patching requirements within limited cabinet space. The standard LC connector is already a small and popular fibre connector, however when used in certain styles of wall and floor standing cabinets the connector design can often prevent the door from closing properly, damaging the fibre or leaving a security risk.
Much time is spent in the design of power connectivity for server rooms and data centres, yet it is still extremely common to encounter accidental disconnects due to equipment vibration or whilst working within a data cabinet.
With regards to physical network security, everyone will agree that prevention is better than a cure. All networks will present an element of risk, but reducing this risk must always remain high up on the agenda.
For a number of years, we’ve been busy behind the scenes at Patchsave designing our own range of small diameter patch cables. We wanted these to be different, by standing out from the crowd and taking on a completely new and revolutionary approach to patch lead distribution and packaging.
Despite Category 5e and Category 6 (Cat5e and Cat6) technologies having been around for decades, this remains a commonly asked question and generates a degree of confusion! We already know that both Cat5e and Cat6 ethernet patch cables are terminated with RJ45 connectors at both ends.
As you would expect from one of the UK’s leading cabling systems, Excel provide a great choice of Cat5e, Cat6 and Cat6a industry standard patch cables.Patchsave have been working closely with Excel over the past 15 years. We’ve supplied and installed plenty of Cat5e patch cables, in fact in to the tens of thousands.
No, it's not the start of an "un-funny cracker joke", but a question that crosses our path on a daily basis!Every day we are asked for Patch Cables, Patch Cords, Patch Leads, Ethernet Cables, RJ45 Fly Leads and a whole manner of other weird and wonderful names.
Here at Patchsave Solutions we’re always looking to source both new and innovative products. For many a year we have heard the frustration from IT and Network Managers, around either the deliberate or accidental disconnections of their user ports.
If you’re looking for a network tester and tracer at a cost-effective price point, then the new Patch App & Go PAGT001 should certainly not be overlooked. This next generation device supersedes the PatchMate that has proved extremely popular over recent years, now allowing for single user tracing from RJ45 patch panels to user outlets for 4 pair LAN terminations. Better still, the PatchApp & Go can be used across all shielded (STP) and unshielded (UTP) Cat5e, Cat6 and Cat6a networks to confirm, within just a few seconds, the correct wiring and location of your terminated network cables.
An IT infrastructure is extremely important to your organisation. Often this is a high-density and challenging environment to manage and can be anything from a small communications room to a large data centre. The installed equipment’s power supply connections are critical to its successful and uninterrupted operation. Despite this, most IEC C13-14 and C14-15 power cables sold throughout the UK, are supplied in a standard black colour!