Data & Communications
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TE Connectivity 24 fibre MPOptimate system
TE Connectivity has announced a new 24 fibre connectivity solution that will enable data centre managers to make the transition from 10 Gigabit Ethernet (GbE) to ... -
Australian Made welcomes cable recall in NSW, calls on remaining States to take action
The Australian Made Campaign is hailing the recall by NSW Fair Trading of unsafe, non-compliant cable being manufactured in China and sold to local electrical contractors ... -
Is GPON the saviour of the universe?
With the rapidly increasing levels of data, interactivity communication and entertainment, the need to push fibre optic networking closer to the end user has become imperative. -
One strike, part two
In the first part of this series, George Georgevits explained lightning, what causes it and the results of a lightning strike. He now outlines its effects ... -
Industry bodies, organisations and companies join to establish NBN site
There’s now one independent website for Australian cablers and that, says John Fennell, will be a game changer as the NBN reaches all our homes. -
High density zones
In his first column for Cabling Connection, IBM A/NZ Data Centre Services – Site and Facilities offerings leader Alistair Wilkinson looks at how to support new ... -
Allen-Bradley 842E EtherNet/IP Absolute Encoders
The latest addition to the Allen-Bradley offering is the 842E with Ethernet/IP interface. This new encoder comes standard with dual port Ethernet and M12 connectors and ... -
Infinity brand electrical cable theft a cause for renewed concern
NSW Fair Trading Commissioner Rod Stowe has re-issued a public warning to consumers and industry to not purchase or install Infinity brand TPS or Orange Round ... -
Generation ‘Why’: The next stage of apprentice evolution
Despite an increase in the number of electrical apprenticeships, completion rates are down and continue to fall. Paul Skelton looks at the changing needs of modern ... -
FODC upgrades NSW coal mine communications network
The mining boom might have eased, but operators are still looking for advanced technologies to make their sites safer and more efficient. Paul Skelton reports on ...