Panduit Webinar
Panduit
Want to learn how to increase fibre backbone bandwidth without replacing existing infrastructure?
Catch up with our lunch time OneMode™ Tech Discovery webinar, in association with Panduit.
OneMode™
With OneMode you can increase fibre backbone bandwidth without replacing existing infrastructure.
Supporting more connected devices, running more cloud services and finding ways to take advantage of next-generation technologies are critical for organizations who are focused on maintaining their competitive edge.
But all too often, bandwidth limitations — and the cost and complexity of upgrading legacy multimode fiber backbones — holds them back.
Supporting more connected devices, running more cloud services and finding ways to take advantage of next-generation technologies are critical for organizations who are focused on maintaining their competitive edge.
But all too often, bandwidth limitations — and the cost and complexity of upgrading legacy multimode fiber backbones — holds them back.
With Panduit OneMode™, you can :
• Save time:
OneMode™ can be installed in half the time that ripping and replacing fiber cables requires.
• Simplify the process:
All that is needed to install OneMode™ is access to a telecom closet. No permits required, no messes made and no disruption to customer business operations.
• Avoid demolition:
Eliminate the need to trench or pull new fiber in parking lots and similar environments.
OneMode™ is a passive media converter that increases the speed of legacy multimode-fiber cables by eliminating modal dispersion. It’s designed to help meet the need for speed without having to rip and replace legacy infrastructure.
Panduit OneMode™:
• Eliminates model dispersion by manipulating single-mode laser light.
• Reaches speeds of 10, 50, or even 100 Gbps.
• Provides a faster, more economical, less disruptive alternative to ripping up legacy fiber.
Panduit OneMode™:
• Eliminates model dispersion by manipulating single-mode laser light.
• Reaches speeds of 10, 50, or even 100 Gbps.
• Provides a faster, more economical, less disruptive alternative to ripping up legacy fiber.
