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L1-09C.14 – Pulling Fiber Optic Cable

L1-09C.14 – Pulling Fiber Optic Cable Make sure the cable is long enough for the run It’s not easy or cheap to splice fiber Consider putting fiber inside plenum-rated...

L1-09C.13 – Beware of Glass

L1-09C.13 – Beware of Glass Dispose of all scraps properly. Always use a properly marked container to dispose of later and work on a black pad which makes the slivers of glass easier to spot. Do not drop them on the floor where they will stick in carpets or shoes and...

L1-09C.12 – Eye Safety

L1-09C.12 – Eye Safety Fiber optic sources, including test equipment, are generally too low in power to cause any eye damage Check connectors with a power meter before looking into it Some systems have very high power and they could be harmful, so better safe than...

L1-09C.10 – Transmitters, Receivers & Transceivers

L1-09C.10 – Transmitters, Receivers & Transceivers Transmitters that take a video signal from any camera, and convert it to signals that can be transmitted over fiber-optic cables Receivers that convert signals coming from a fiber optic cable to standard video...