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I am making a wiring harness to go from patch panel rack to switch rack. Trying to neaten up our wiring closets.
I am taking 48 7'patch cords, removing modends and replacing with panduit jacks which plug into the patch panels. This is extremely time-consuming, and I was wondering if anyone knew of any premade harnesses that might be out there. Like patch panel to patch panel. It would save a tremendous amount of time.
Thanks!
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If you're going with Panduit anyways, they have the QuickNet Copper Cabling System. Just do a search for Quicknet on their site, and then click the link on the left for the copper products.
If you are making your own harness, I would use solid cable not patch cables. The IDCs in those jacks aren't really meant for stranded wire.
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Good point. Didn't think of that.
Thanks for the tip on Quicknet too, going to search right now.
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Heck Yeah!!
Quicknet looks pretty sweet. Could have saved me a lot of time. I know what I will do next time.
Thanks a lot!
I am assuming you can get them in less than 50 foot sections.
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Express Communications is a good bet
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