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COMPETITVE COMPARISON
ADC CopperTen
™
vs. Belden IBDN
10 Gigabit Structured Cabling
Feature
Product
ADC CopperTen
™
+/- +/-
Product
Belding IBDN
Comments
Cable
Construction
.295” nominal OD
+-
.315 nominal OP
Better fi ll ratios and smaller cable
bundles with ADC’s design.
Patch Cord
Construction
True UTP construction
+-
Uses an un-grounded screened
patch cord.
It has been demonstrated that
ungrounded screens and shields
do more harm than good in real
networks.
Patch Cord
Wire Type
24 AWG Stranded
+-
23 AWG Solid Connector
ADC design is more fl exible and
reliable than solid conductor designs.
Contact Plating
Gold (50 microinches)
++
Gold (50 microinches)
IDC
Reterminations
200+ reterminations on all connections.
+-
20 reterminations
ADC jacks can be terminated up to
1000 times.
Contact
Patented 45-degree angle. Retains wire
by 3-point unique axial and torsional
forces for better connectivity.
+-
Simple split beam. Retains wire
by only one set of axial forces.
IDC’s are at 90-degree angles to
reduce Alien NEXT, but makes it
diffi cult to terminate.
Contact design is why ADC is the
industry standard in over 80 countries
throughout the world.
IDC Contact
Plating
Silver
+-
Nickel
This allows ADC to be used in humid
or otherwise harsh environments
without gel or other modifi cations.
Spring Contact
Plating
Gold (50 microinches)
+-
Gold (50 microinches)
Belden 10G jack uses a PCB instead
of springs, making their connection
less reliable.
COMPETITIVE COMPARISON
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Feature
Product
ADC CopperTen
™
+/- +/-
Product
Belding IBDN
Comments
Double
Punching
Two per termination point of same gauge
(22 to 26 AWG)
+-
No
Allows easy looping of stations for
applications such as Local Talk.
IDC Contact
Oxidation
Does not corrode. Silver tarnish is highly
conductive.
+-
Will tarnish, which is non-
conductive
Additionally, tarnish is soft and will
wipe off when wire is inserted.
Wire Gauges
Supported
20 to 26 AWG
+-
24 AWG
ADC’s LSA-PLUS contact supports a
wider range of wire gauges.
Connectors
and Stranded
Wires
Most stranded wire accepted.
+-
N/A
This allows ADC to terminate shielded
cables effectively. (Can punch down
drain wires).
Contact
Memory
Can reliably terminate 26 AWG following
a 22 AWG termination.
+-
Cannot reterminate a smaller
wire down on a previously used
termination point (i.e. 22 AWG
to 26 AWG)
ADC contact allows greater longevity
and fl exibility.
Zero Bit-Error
Warranty
Yes, ADC invented the technology.
+-
N/A
Critical to ensuring no errors are
placed on the network as a result
of the cabling system (the result of
cable and connectors being designed
together).
