PART NUMBER
|
MFG
|
CONDITION
|
NT8E01CQ
|
Nortel Networks
|
USED
|
NT8E11KM
|
Nortel Networks
|
USED
|
NT8E11FL
|
Nortel Networks
|
USED
|
NT8E11PM
|
Nortel Networks
|
USED
|
NT6X92AA
|
Nortel Networks
|
USED
|
NT7E02CD
|
USED
| |
NT8E01KE
|
Nortel Networks
|
USED
|
NT8E01WE
|
Nortel Networks
|
USED
|
Thursday, August 15, 2013
NT8E01CQ
WS-F6700-DFC3CXL
AKM59B,NT3A38AB,150-2208-01
PART NUMBER
|
REV
|
HECI
|
MFG
|
CONDITION
|
AKM59B
|
T3PQVAB
|
Lucent
|
USED
| |
336A1
|
5SCB723
|
Lucent
|
USED
| |
NT3A38AB
|
SLPUN41
|
Nortel Networks
|
USED
| |
150-2208-01
|
T3PQAN9
|
ADC
|
USED
| |
NT6X60AA
|
ENPQSA4
|
Nortel Networks
|
USED
| |
595B2S2
|
PWPQAUL
|
USED
| ||
FWMQLXPSU1
|
ADC
|
USED
| ||
HRU-488L1
|
L1
|
T1L3KL7
|
ADC
|
USED
|
QLXSPXFCA2
|
T1OPM6G
|
ADC
|
USED
| |
H2TU-C-200L71
|
L71
|
SLL38T1
|
ADC
|
USED
|
H2TU-C-319-L7F2
|
VACK4C4
|
ADC
|
USED
| |
595BS4
|
PWPQATW
|
USED
|
Wednesday, August 14, 2013
NTCA03PK
PART NUMBER
|
MFG
|
CONDITION
|
NTCA03PK
|
Nortel Networks
|
USED
|
NTN401DA
|
Nortel Networks
|
USED
|
NTNY30CA
|
Nortel Networks
|
USED
|
NTCA89AB
|
Nortel Networks
|
USED
|
NTNY45AA
|
Nortel Networks
|
USED
|
NTCE89BA
|
Nortel
|
USED
|
NT0H06AB
|
Nortel Networks
|
USED
|
NTCA03PA
|
Nortel Networks
|
USED
|
NTTP51BD
|
Nortel Networks
|
USED
|
NTNY45FA
|
Nortel
|
USED
|
NTNY01BB
|
Nortel Networks
|
USED
|
NTT831AAE5
|
Nortel
|
USED
|
NTTP06CFE6
|
Nortel
|
USED
|
NT0H52ABE6
|
Nortel
|
USED
|
NTK529SDE5
|
Nortel
|
USED
|
NTCA61GA
|
Nortel Networks
|
USED
|
AWP14,NT6X60CA
PART NUMBER
|
REV
|
MFG
|
CONDITION
|
AWP14
|
Lucent
|
USED
| |
AKM68B
|
Lucent
|
USED
| |
NT6X60CA
|
Nortel Networks
|
USED
| |
NTLX09AA
|
Nortel Networks
|
USED
| |
C0350A-VC-2.21
|
USED
| ||
SFELXI3S1
|
USED
| ||
81.65351REVB
|
REVB
|
USED
| |
PCAUL2REVD
|
REVD
|
USED
| |
PCAUL2
|
L2
|
PULSECOM
|
USED
|
NT0H03CA
Tuesday, August 13, 2013
Where to use surge protectors in your wireless network
Where to use surge protectors in your wireless network
A single bolt of lightning carrying up to 100 million volts of electricity has the power to rip through roofs, explode brick walls and destroy electronic networking/communications equipment! Don't be fooled into a false sense of security if you never receive direct strikes. Indirect lightning strikes on telephone and power lines can be just as catastrophic! Protect your valuable communications equipment with our coaxial surge protectors.
A common question our customers often ask is, "Where is the best place to put coax surge protectors in my wireless network?" The examples below outline some recommended areas to use coax surge protectors to protect your valuable communications equipment.
- At the base of your wireless antennas (for integral connector models)
- At the connector end of the antenna pigtail (for pigtail antennas)
- At the ingress of a NEMA Enclosure
- Between any cable end connected to active equipment such as access points and RF amplifiers
*Always remember to ground the protector to EARTH ground via 8 or 10 gauge copper wire*
TelExpress can help you with coaxial lightning arrestor and surge protector products, which are available in two types, Quarter Wave and Gas Discharge models.
Quarter Wave coaxial surge protectors are designed to pass the desired frequency while suppressing lightning surges, much like a signal filter. Lightning strike electrical surges which operate at low frequencies are diverted through the protector's short-circuit to the ground.
Gas Discharge coaxial protectors are a type of lightning arrestor which employs a replaceable gas discharge tube, which is a component containing a small amount of gas. The gas tube dumps extremely high amounts of surge energy directly to the ground of the protector. Our coaxial lightning arrestors are available for 0-3 GHz operation or 0-6 GHz operation.
Protect your investment and buy coaxial surge protectors today!
Call 800-876-4101 or email sherry@telexpressinc.com
Sherry Clinard
336-862-7428 direct line
336-442-2365 mobile
336-434-5500 fax
sherry@telexpressinc.com