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Black Box EFN06-36 fiber optic microduct accessory

AddOn Networks ADD-1U24ASCDS2 patch panel 1U

AddOn Networks ADD-1U24SCDM4 patch panel 1U

AddOn Networks ADD-1U48ALCDS2 patch panel 1U

AddOn Networks ADD-1U24SCDS2 patch panel 1U

AddOn Networks ADD-1U48LCDM4 patch panel 1U

AddOn Networks ADD-1U48LCDS2 patch panel 1U

Belkin 24-Port CAT 5e Patch Panel

AddOn Networks ADD-HDBPC3MP12LCDS2 patch panel accessory

Fiber Optic TAP Cassette Helps You Monitor and Analyze Network DataThis N482TAP-4MM73M8 multimode TAP (traffic access point) cassette is a passive device added to a fiber optic network to enable real-time monitoring. Its optical splitter divides the optical signal into two outputs, one for the downstream device and one for monitoring, without introducing latency or creating a single point of failure.Creates a 70/30 Split Ratio for User Traffic and Signal MonitoringNetwork monitoring is used to gather data to analyze performance issues, optimize network traffic and uncover security threats in your data center, telecom carrier network or R&D facility. This TAP cassette directs 30 percent of the light to a nearby monitoring device. The remaining 70 percent is transmitted as usual throughout the network without affecting performance.Compatible with Multimode CablingThis passive TAP cassette supports 40/100 Gb internally using multimode fiber optic cable, enabling you to perform monitoring and data analysis without causing delays or affecting network performance. It is compatible with recommended cables, including the N845-Series, for connecting to switches, routers and monitoring equipment.Easy to Install with Compatible EnclosuresThe multimode N482TAP-4MM73M8 works with N482-00U (fits one cassette), N482-01U (fits five cassettes), N482-02U (14 cassettes) and N482-04U (28 cassettes) chassis. The futureproof-friendly modular design allows you to remove the cassette without replacing the panel or removing other cassettes. The TAP cassette also complies with IEEE 802.3ae (10 Gb) and ANSI T11.2 (Fibre Channel) requirements. A 0.20 dB maximum insertion loss falls under IEEE 802.3ae maximum channel loss spec of