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Overview of CommScope DDM panels, their configurations, and mounting.
List of material IDs, part numbers, and descriptions for DDM panels.
Visual examples of DDM Flat, Angled, and Recessed Angled panels.
Contact details for CommScope technical assistance and customer claims.
List of tools needed for installation, including screwdrivers.
Inventory of components included with the DDM panels.
Critical safety precautions to follow during installation and use.
Instructions for securely mounting the DDM panel into a rack.
Guidance on assembling and attaching the rear cable management system.
Procedure for inserting jacks and connecting grounding for shielded panels.
Instructions for applying port designation and information labels.
Methods for safely removing individual jacks from the DDM panel.
Information regarding CommScope's registered trademarks and intellectual property.
Additional contact points for support, customer service, and patents.
The CommScope® Discrete Distribution Module (DDM) panels are a versatile and essential component for structured cabling systems, designed to provide efficient and organized termination points for network cables. These panels are available in various configurations, including 24-port and 48-port options, and can be chosen in straight, angled, or recessed angled designs to suit different installation requirements and space constraints within a rack.
At its core, the DDM panel serves as a central hub for connecting network cables, facilitating the distribution of data signals within a local area network (LAN). It acts as an interface between horizontal cabling runs and active network equipment, such as switches or servers. The primary function is to terminate individual network cables (either unshielded twisted pair (UTP) or shielded twisted pair (STP)) into modular jacks, which are then presented on the front of the panel for easy patching to other devices.
The panels are designed to accommodate various jack types, including those from CommScope's SL, M-series, KJ, Cat6, and Cat6A lines, ensuring compatibility with a wide range of performance requirements and network standards. By providing a structured and labeled termination point, the DDM panel simplifies network management, troubleshooting, and future upgrades. Instead of directly connecting individual cables to active equipment, which can lead to disorganization and difficulty in tracing connections, the DDM panel offers a clean and orderly solution. This modular approach allows for quick changes to network configurations without disrupting the entire system.
For shielded panels, a crucial function is the provision of grounding connections. These panels include grounding lug connections on the rear, allowing for proper grounding of the panel to approved local practices. This is vital for maintaining signal integrity and protecting equipment from electrical interference and surges in shielded cabling environments.
The DDM panels are designed for ease of use and integration into standard network infrastructure. They are rack-mounted units, fitting into 19-inch (483mm) equipment racks with universal hole spacing. This ensures broad compatibility with existing rack systems.
Key usage features include:
The design of the DDM panels incorporates features that simplify ongoing maintenance and troubleshooting, minimizing downtime and effort.
In summary, CommScope DDM panels are robust, flexible, and user-friendly solutions for network cabling infrastructure. Their various configurations, efficient cable management, and easy maintenance features make them an ideal choice for creating organized, reliable, and scalable network environments.
| Panel Height | 1U |
|---|---|
| Return Loss | ≥ 50 dB |
| Port Capacity | 24 |
| Type | Splitter |
| Wavelength Range | 1260-1650 nm |
| Operating Temperature | -40 °C to +85 °C (-40 °F to +185 °F) |
| Storage Temperature | -40 °C to +85 °C (-40 °F to +185 °F) |
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