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Features: SYSTIMAX Solutions, a player in the structured connectivity solutions space, has announced the availability of the 1100GS5 panel as part of its SYSTIMAX GigaSPEED X10D Solution, and the M2000 universal modular panel, part of its M-series range of modular products.






Both modular patch panels, typically used in telecommunication closets and equipment rooms, come ready to install and are offered with a 20-year extended warranty.





According to the company, the SYSTIMAX GigaSPEED X10D 1100GS5 panel provides the same form and function as previous versions of the SYSTIMAX 1100 panel while also delivering 10G performance when installed as part of the GigaSPEED X10D Solution. The panel features a new termination manager and a redesigned rear housing for easier, faster and more reliable terminations along with reduced variability in the placement and termination of cables to the panel. The panel is also available in an intelligent patching version as part of the SYSTIMAX iPatch System.





A SYSTIMAX statement said, "M2000 panel is designed to accept SYSTIMAX M-series outlets and can be configured for both copper and/or fiber connections. It has the flexibility to be used in any of the SYSTIMAX end-to-end channel solutions, with the appropriate selection of connectors. For ease of use and installation, the M2000 panel also comes with a label sheet and clear label holders. Both panels are available in 24-port and 48-port versions."





"With the standards for 10 Gb/s over copper cabling expected to be ratified in July of this year, we're delighted to once more add to the already large family of 10G compatible products we provide globally," said Joseph Storey, SYSTIMAX Copper Apparatus product manager. "It is vital that companies have access to the most advanced cabling solutions while having choice of innovative patching solutions to meet their needs. The SYSTIMAX 1100GS5 and M2000 panels offer exactly that."












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