Good quality data modules

[trebor]

hello, I am not a data person but a humbele electrician, I need some good quality points for repeated use on AM2 test rigs, can you recccomend please, I was thinking of Krone ?

 

[grahamhinton]

Yes Krone is a good product, used them for years, probably over twenty and never had issues

 

[UNG]

What ever modules you use they are not designed for repetitive termination and the quality of the termination will very quickly degrade

 

[Hiddo]

Krone or Systimax is the stuff you need.

 

[grahamhinton]

What ever modules you use they are not designed for repetitive termination and the quality of the termination will very quickly degrade

Repetitive use was mention and not repetitive terminating.....we all use data outlets many times

 

[UNG]

Repetitive use was mention and not repetitive terminating.....we all use data outlets many times

Use on an AM2 board was mentioned, if you are not familiar an AM2 board is an exam rig re-used many times hence my reason for assuming re-termination many times until OP clarifies the intended use we can only make assumptions

 

[grahamhinton]

Use on an AM2 board was mentioned, if you are not familiar an AM2 board is an exam rig re-used many times hence my reason for assuming re-termination many times until OP clarifies the intended use we can only make assumptions

Ahh....that explains it. When we have had to re- use any data modules at all for any reason we found that the old cat5 light grey Krone ones worked well albeit that was back in the days of 100 mBs, so perhaps something with a 110 punch-down system might work well like AT&T's system?

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Use on an AM2 board was mentioned, if you are not familiar an AM2 board is an exam rig re-used many times hence my reason for assuming re-termination many times until OP clarifies the intended use we can only make assumptions

Ahh....that explains it. When we have had to re- use any data modules at all for any reason we found that the old cat5 light grey Krone ones worked well albeit that was back in the days of 100 mBs, so perhaps something with a 110 punch-down system might work well like AT&T's system?

 

[jonni770]

Panduit are the best but expensive and hard to get in uk