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Siemon’s category 7A/class FA TERA cabling solution is the highest-performing copper cabling system available. Supplying over 1000MHz of bandwidth per pair, the TERA cabling system more than doubles the bandwidth requirements of that category 7 standard, exceeding even the pending category 7A standard (the pending class FA standard specifies Siemon’s TERA interface).
TERA provides the lowest total cost of ownership of any copper cabling solution. Because of TERA’s enhanced ability to support the application standards most likely to follow 10GBASE-T, it can be expected to outlast all other varieties of twisted-pair copper cabling. The longer a cabling plant can support expanding network needs, the longer a user can avoid a costly cabling upgrade. Category 7A/class FA carries a minimum 15-year projected lifecycle while other copper systems are estimated to sustain 10 years or less. It is also completely compatible with current RJ45 network equipment.
With just one cable and outlet, Siemon’s category 7A/class FA TERA cabling solution can support up to 4 separate applications. Fitting within a standard RJ footprint, the combination of the TERA outlet and cord options allows extremely simple facilitation of cable sharing. As with traditional cabling channels, all four pairs of each cable are terminated in a single outlet. However, unlike an RJ interface, the TERA outlet can support up to 4 one-pair voice or video cords, 2 two-pair VoIP or data cords or a combination of the two, without the need for additional splitters or adapters.
The TERA cabling system is the only copper cabling system to pass TEMPEST high-security testing. This indicates that TERA cabling should meet all TEMPEST shielded cabling requirements in even the most demanding high-security situations.
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