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    Pre-Terminated Cable Pulling Adapters, a New Method to Speed Up Installations with Long Connectorized Cables

    • FDFrancois D. Menard
    15 min read3,432 words

    ICT Today — October/November/December 2022 (Vol. 43, No. 4) · p. 24

    • Fiber Optics
    • Passive Optical LAN
    • Structured Cabling

    The use of pre-terminated cables versus field-terminated cables makes it possible to save considerable time and expense. Pre-terminated cables and the pre-terminated cable pulling adapters (PCPAs) are new tools in the installer’s toolkit.

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