November 12, 2020
8 Ways to Clean Up Your IT Room
Why do you need the fiber management system?
Fiber management systems is usually comprised of a series of air tire chuck wall and rack mounted enclosures. These enclosures are designed for the distribution and management of
fiber optic cables.
They are used for patching, splicing, distribution, storing, splitting, and coupling of fiber optic signals for both single mode and multimode cables.
Now let's examine the 8 great ways to manage your fiber cables and clean up your tangled telecom closet!
1. Wall Mount Patch Panel
Patch panels provide a convenient point for patching and storing fiber optic cables. They are available for termination of backbone cables and horizontal cables at cross-connects and for interconnection between fiber optic distribution cables and equipment jumper cables.
The wall mount patch panel provides fiber optic cable routing, organization, and storage. The panels usually come equipped with a cam lock in the installer side of the panel, allowing unrestricted access to the patching side. A second cam lock is used to lock both areas of the panel.
2. Wall Mount Distribution Panel
Wall mount distribution panels are used in backbone intermediate and horizontal cross-connects,equipment rooms, building entrances, telecommunications closets, computer rooms and
customer premise applications.
3. Rack Mount Patch Panel
The Rack Mount Patch Panels can be used in both cross-connect and interconnect applications. Preterminated multi-channel fiber optic pigtails are good for reducing installation costs and installer handling.
Rack mount patch panel pigtail can be quickly routed to the splicing location, eliminating the need for performing field terminations.
4. Rack Mount Splice Panel
The rack mount splice panel incorporates splicing within the fiber optic network bays. These enclosures are used for splicing a pre-terminated patch panel pigtail to the OSP cable.
The enclosures provide ample fiber storage within a removable drawer. Each drawer can accommodate up to two splice trays for a total of 48 fusion splices.
5. Rack Mount Coupler Panel
Rack mount coupler panels are used in network distribution signal monitoring, backbone intermediate and horizontal cross-connects, unidirectional/bi-directional links, equipment rooms, building entrances, head ends, trunking applications, central offices, and computer rooms.
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October 15, 2020
Here are the Top Ten Cannister Vacuum Around
Panasonic MC-3920
1) Dyson DC23 motor head stowaway
Here is one of air blow gun the best vacuums you could find in bagless canister vacuums or upright vacuums. This Dyson cleaner is filled with powerful bristles to remove dirt and pet hair, Level 3 Root Cyclone technology helps capture microscopic dust. Also this bagless canister vacuum produces Cleaner exhaust air that has up to 150 times less mold and bacteria than the air you breathe.
2) Eureka Mighty Mite Compact Canister 3670
This lightweight canister is top notch when it comes to canister vacuums. It is easy to use and delivers top quality cleaning results. Weighs just 11 pounds, this Eureka has many attachments on board, a crevice tool, deluxe floor nozzle and combination tool, plus a blower port for all of your cleaning needs.
3) Eureka Sanitaire SC3683A Commercial
With more than 4 million units sold, you know you're in good hands, and are backed by a limited one year commercial warranty. This vacuum also has easy access to replacement parts and has the highest quality service in the business, and come with True HEPA System Ready with Optional True HEPA Filter.
4) Panasonic MC-CG885
Here is one of the best vacuums around, comes With a 12 amp motor, HEPA filtration and a 14 inch cleaning path. Weighs just 13.5 lb. Comes with a 20 foot power cord with automatic reel system. Also comes equipped with a bare floor selector, many on-board tools and a One Year Limited Warranty by Panasonic.
5) Panasonic MC-CG467
This cleaner comes with Tool attachments that are situated on top of the canister for easy access while cleaning. The 360-degree swivel hose allow you to do a wide range of cleaning without moving the canister. Also comes with a new 3-in-1 Multi-Surface Brush allowing you to easily clean all floor surfaces without ever changing the nozzle. How many upright vacuums or even a bagless canister that you know can do that?
6) Eureka 6833B The Boss SE
This Eureka canister comes equipped with excellent on-board tools such as a turbo nozzle, bare floor brush, powerful brush roll, a Quick Release power head and a deluxe Power-Touch hose for a superior clean without the hassle of a traditional upright.
7) Hoover S3765-040 WindTunnel
Hoover's latest canister cleans with powerful WindTunnel technology. Dirt particles are ducted away to ensure they're captured in the bagless dirt cup and not falling back out onto the carpet. Best of all, it has a handgrip features with electronic control buttons for power on and off.
The lightweight design of the MC-3920 provides excellent maneuverability and top notch cleaning capability. The high-amperage motor generates enormous powerful suction so you can do more cleaning with the ease of being lightweight.
9) Eureka 972B Maxima
When it comes to canister vacuums this lightweight cleaner is the best for cleaning bare floors or carpets. It has a powerful 11-amp motor, and multi-surface cleaning capabilities. Also has a 360-degree connection swivel hose and with tools-on-board, this machine offers powerful cleaning combined with many option for you to take advantage of.
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September 25, 2020
Hose Reels - A Simple Convenience
Who Needs A Garden Hose Reel?
Take a quick look around your house and if by chance you spot a garden hose strewn across the lawn, tied up in knots or piled up next to the outdoor faucet, you're likely a good candidate for purchasing a garden hose reel. A hose reel consists of tire chuck a cylindrical spindle, typically made of metal, fiberglass or plastic and offers a convenient solution for properly storing a garden hose. Common varieties include manual hand crank models along with spring or motor driven automatic retractable reels. If you're getting on into the later years of life, you'll find the ease of use of automatic retractable reels very satisfying and you won't have to carry around or manually crank those hoses back into position. These systems are categorized by the length of hose, water pressure rating and the rewind method they use. The marketplace offers a range of fixed units (e.g. wall mount), portable units and carts.
Wall Mount Models
One of the best solutions for many homes is the wall mount hose reel. Since the unit is mounted to your home or wall you won't have to worry about weight so you can buy a larger diameter reel and use extremely long hoses to reach the farthest places in your yard or garden. Quality made units made of metal can last for many years. Some manufacturers offer 10 year warranties. I live by the sea so metal just doesn't last with all the salt air, but otherwise this is a good bet. If you want to spend a bit more check into the automatic retractable systems and you won't have to manually wind up the hose every time your kids are done playing.
Portable Models
Typically less expensive and extremely handy for those on the go is today's portable hose reel. You can leave these units in the garage or in the back of your truck and they provide a quick and easy alternative to dragging around a floppy hose whenever you need one. These units are typically lightweight, have built-in handles, use manual cranks to retract the hose and hold shorter length hoses up to about 65 feet. If this sounds like what you're looking for then the portable cassette reel is the right choice for you.
Hose Reel Carts
The hose reel cart fills the gap between wall mount units and hand-held portable hose reels. These units can hold longer hoses then other portable units and are built into a portable cart so you can reach the farthest extremes of your property. High quality units typically offer larger rugged frames, braking systems, are extremely stable and tip resistant, elevate to higher back-saving levels and offer comfortable grips to make moving the units around easy on you. These units can also be put into the back of your truck to handle jobs at remote locations.
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September 09, 2020
Tips On Using A Pneumatic Staple Gun
Regardless of the type of air tool being used, proper safety and guidelines are always warranted. By following a simple set of guidelines, using a pneumatic staple gun can help you get more work done in less time while remaining safe from injury.
Having used pneumatic tools air coupling fittings before, I myself have assumed I know how they work before actually using them. This can be a big mistake and you should make sure to read the documentation that comes with the stapler to know its functions and safety guidelines. Like most things, it's never a good idea to assume anything... we all know what that means right?
It may seem obvious, but you never want to point a staple gun or any other pneumatic tool at someone else. When I was a house framer years ago, we used to joke around and shoot nails at each other. This all seems fun at the time, but eventually someone got hurt and it wasn't so fun then. I can't tell you how many times one of our framers ended up with a staple or nail in their foot or hand because they weren't paying attention to where they were pointing it. Many pneumatic tools, staple guns included, have pressure brackets or guides that must be depressed before the tool will fire. Never assume these are working properly as they sometimes malfunction. Also, don't disable or remove these features as they're on there for a reason.
When purchasing a pneumatic staple gun, you'll most likely have two choices: bump or sequential trigger types. Generally sequential triggers are thought to be safer, but they all can be safe when used properly. The main concern is to get the right tool for the job. When you start trying to use a tool for jobs which it wasn't specifically intended, you run the risk of it misfiring or causing injury. That is why you'll find different staples designed just for flooring or roofing. Make sure you get the one that's going to be used for it's intended purpose.
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