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Philadelphia based Network Data Cabling Installation Team welcomes you to our channel!
BridgeCable.com or also know as Bridge Global Services showcases our team, the work we do and some great tips in the data cable field.
Some videos are examples of the past job site or projects we have done. Not every site is posted currently but just a snippet of what we can offer our clients. Lately been including fiber installation as well as Door Access or other Security Solutions for new Construction in Philly and New Jersey.
As well we put together tutorials for new techs or anyone that is interested in the low voltage cable pulling field. You have to start somewhere right?
We really ask for YOUR help, in the comments please tell us ideas of what you would like to see or film. Any questions or help with your network installation just call us 877-832-1206. We currently provide services to the entire state of New Jersey, Most of the Philadelphia metro area and pockets of Delaware.
BridgeCable.com or also know as Bridge Global Services showcases our team, the work we do and some great tips in the data cable field.
Some videos are examples of the past job site or projects we have done. Not every site is posted currently but just a snippet of what we can offer our clients. Lately been including fiber installation as well as Door Access or other Security Solutions for new Construction in Philly and New Jersey.
As well we put together tutorials for new techs or anyone that is interested in the low voltage cable pulling field. You have to start somewhere right?
We really ask for YOUR help, in the comments please tell us ideas of what you would like to see or film. Any questions or help with your network installation just call us 877-832-1206. We currently provide services to the entire state of New Jersey, Most of the Philadelphia metro area and pockets of Delaware.
Jonard Tools FPM-55 Fiber Power Meter Tester Software Install - To Laptop | BridgeCable.com Data
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Door Access Training Part 2 Drilling in Security Door Middle Hole for Mag Lock | BridgeCable.com
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Single Mode Fiber Network Data Testing w/ Jonard Tools Meter Training How to Guide | BridgeCable.com
Training Guide for Testing Single Mode Fiber - More Here: www.bridgecable.com/fiber-optic-installation/
Call us for new fiber installation or repair in the New Jersey or Philadelphia areas. 877-832-1206
We have trained most of the philly area techs in structured cabling for new construction in offices and warehouses.
In the realm of network cabling, the choice between Single Mode Fiber (SMF) and Multi-Mode Fiber (MMF) is a crucial consideration that impacts both the performance and cost of a network infrastructure. Both types of fiber optic cables are designed to transmit data as light signals, but they differ significantly in their construction, performance characteristics, and ideal applications.
Single Mode Fiber (SMF)
Single Mode Fiber is designed for long-distance communication. It has a very small core diameter, typically around 8 to 10 micrometers, which allows only one mode of light to propagate through the fiber. This design minimizes modal dispersion, a phenomenon where light spreads out as it travels, which can degrade the signal over long distances. Because SMF reduces dispersion, it is ideal for high-bandwidth, long-distance data transmission.
The light source used in SMF is typically a laser, which produces a coherent light beam. This coherent light is crucial for maintaining the integrity of the signal over long distances. Single Mode Fiber can support very high data rates and is commonly used in telecommunications and high-speed network backbones. It can transmit data over distances of several kilometers to hundreds of kilometers without significant loss of signal quality.
One of the primary advantages of SMF is its ability to handle high-speed, high-bandwidth applications. This makes it suitable for applications requiring high data rates and long-distance transmission, such as Internet backbone connections, data centers, and long-haul telecommunications. However, the cost of Single Mode Fiber and the associated equipment, such as lasers, is generally higher than that for Multi-Mode Fiber.
Multi-Mode Fiber (MMF)
Multi-Mode Fiber, in contrast, has a larger core diameter, typically ranging from 50 to 62.5 micrometers. This larger core allows multiple modes of light to propagate simultaneously. The primary advantage of MMF is its lower cost compared to SMF, both in terms of the fiber itself and the associated equipment. MMF generally uses LED light sources, which are less expensive than the lasers used for SMF.
The larger core of MMF leads to modal dispersion, where different light modes travel at different speeds, causing signal distortion over longer distances. Consequently, MMF is best suited for shorter distances, typically ranging from a few meters to a few kilometers. It is commonly used in local area networks (LANs), data centers, and within buildings where the distances are relatively short and the cost of installation needs to be minimized.
Comparative Advantages and Disadvantages
The choice between SMF and MMF largely depends on the specific requirements of the network installation. For long-distance applications requiring high data rates and minimal signal loss, SMF is the preferred choice due to its ability to maintain signal integrity over great distances. On the other hand, for shorter distances where cost is a significant factor and the network bandwidth requirements are lower, MMF is often the better option.
Cost Considerations
The cost differences between SMF and MMF are notable. Single Mode Fiber and its associated components, such as lasers and precision connectors, are more expensive than those used for Multi-Mode Fiber. However, the overall cost of a network installation also involves factors such as the required distance, bandwidth, and future scalability. For long-haul and high-bandwidth applications, the higher initial cost of SMF can be justified by its performance advantages.
Installation and Maintenance
Installation practices for SMF and MMF can also differ. MMF is generally easier to handle and install due to its larger core and less stringent alignment requirements. This can translate into lower installation costs and faster deployment times. However, Single Mode Fiber requires more precise handling and alignment, which can increase installation complexity and cost.
In terms of maintenance, both types of fiber require similar care, but troubleshooting issues in SMF networks can be more challenging due to the precision required in aligning and testing the fiber connections.
Ensure you work with the best installers for fiber, as terminations are KEY!
Bridge Global Services, LLC is known for top notch results and visit our website here - www.bridgecable.com/network-cabling/
#networkinfrastructure #fiberoptics #testingnetworkfiber
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2066 W. Hunting Park Ave, STE 308, Philadelphia, PA 19140
877-832-1206
Call us for new fiber installation or repair in the New Jersey or Philadelphia areas. 877-832-1206
We have trained most of the philly area techs in structured cabling for new construction in offices and warehouses.
In the realm of network cabling, the choice between Single Mode Fiber (SMF) and Multi-Mode Fiber (MMF) is a crucial consideration that impacts both the performance and cost of a network infrastructure. Both types of fiber optic cables are designed to transmit data as light signals, but they differ significantly in their construction, performance characteristics, and ideal applications.
Single Mode Fiber (SMF)
Single Mode Fiber is designed for long-distance communication. It has a very small core diameter, typically around 8 to 10 micrometers, which allows only one mode of light to propagate through the fiber. This design minimizes modal dispersion, a phenomenon where light spreads out as it travels, which can degrade the signal over long distances. Because SMF reduces dispersion, it is ideal for high-bandwidth, long-distance data transmission.
The light source used in SMF is typically a laser, which produces a coherent light beam. This coherent light is crucial for maintaining the integrity of the signal over long distances. Single Mode Fiber can support very high data rates and is commonly used in telecommunications and high-speed network backbones. It can transmit data over distances of several kilometers to hundreds of kilometers without significant loss of signal quality.
One of the primary advantages of SMF is its ability to handle high-speed, high-bandwidth applications. This makes it suitable for applications requiring high data rates and long-distance transmission, such as Internet backbone connections, data centers, and long-haul telecommunications. However, the cost of Single Mode Fiber and the associated equipment, such as lasers, is generally higher than that for Multi-Mode Fiber.
Multi-Mode Fiber (MMF)
Multi-Mode Fiber, in contrast, has a larger core diameter, typically ranging from 50 to 62.5 micrometers. This larger core allows multiple modes of light to propagate simultaneously. The primary advantage of MMF is its lower cost compared to SMF, both in terms of the fiber itself and the associated equipment. MMF generally uses LED light sources, which are less expensive than the lasers used for SMF.
The larger core of MMF leads to modal dispersion, where different light modes travel at different speeds, causing signal distortion over longer distances. Consequently, MMF is best suited for shorter distances, typically ranging from a few meters to a few kilometers. It is commonly used in local area networks (LANs), data centers, and within buildings where the distances are relatively short and the cost of installation needs to be minimized.
Comparative Advantages and Disadvantages
The choice between SMF and MMF largely depends on the specific requirements of the network installation. For long-distance applications requiring high data rates and minimal signal loss, SMF is the preferred choice due to its ability to maintain signal integrity over great distances. On the other hand, for shorter distances where cost is a significant factor and the network bandwidth requirements are lower, MMF is often the better option.
Cost Considerations
The cost differences between SMF and MMF are notable. Single Mode Fiber and its associated components, such as lasers and precision connectors, are more expensive than those used for Multi-Mode Fiber. However, the overall cost of a network installation also involves factors such as the required distance, bandwidth, and future scalability. For long-haul and high-bandwidth applications, the higher initial cost of SMF can be justified by its performance advantages.
Installation and Maintenance
Installation practices for SMF and MMF can also differ. MMF is generally easier to handle and install due to its larger core and less stringent alignment requirements. This can translate into lower installation costs and faster deployment times. However, Single Mode Fiber requires more precise handling and alignment, which can increase installation complexity and cost.
In terms of maintenance, both types of fiber require similar care, but troubleshooting issues in SMF networks can be more challenging due to the precision required in aligning and testing the fiber connections.
Ensure you work with the best installers for fiber, as terminations are KEY!
Bridge Global Services, LLC is known for top notch results and visit our website here - www.bridgecable.com/network-cabling/
#networkinfrastructure #fiberoptics #testingnetworkfiber
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877-832-1206
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Testing Multi-Mode Fiber with Jonard Tools Meter FPM-55 - Zeroing or Ref Out Meter | BridgeCable.com
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Quick Review of How to Test Fiber Multi-Mode - More Here - www.bridgecable.com/fiber-optic-installation/ For new data cabling in the Philadelphia area or New Jersey and DE call us to help - 877-832-1206. Review of the Jonard Tools Meter and Light Source with useful field tips and tricks to best installing methods. Meter FPM-55 Testing new fiber installations with a light meter is better than ju...
Jonard Tools FPM-55 Fiber Power Meter Tester Software Install - To Laptop | BridgeCable.com Data
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Demo How to Guide to Download Test Results - More Here www.bridgecable.com/fiber-optic-installation/ Better than just a light test from a laser so you can provide signal reports of the newly installed fiber in Philadelphia or New Jersey teams. Need a new uplink or repair for a MDF or IDF using Fiber? Call us 877-832-1206. See our other videos on how to test fiber as well. Testing fiber network ...
Door Access Training Part 2 Drilling in Security Door Middle Hole for Mag Lock | BridgeCable.com
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Door Access Control Training for BridgeCable.com More Online - www.bridgecable.com/access-control-systems/ Call us today at 877-832-1206 In this second part of our series on drilling the middle hole of a security door for a door access control system, we’re diving deeper into the advanced techniques and troubleshooting tips to ensure a flawless installation. If you’ve already tackled the basics...
Door Access Training Part 1 Drilling in Security Door Middle Hole for Mag Lock | BridgeCable.com
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Door Access Training For PA and NJ More Online - www.bridgecable.com/access-control-systems/ In this detailed video, we’ll guide you through the precise process of drilling the middle hole of a security door, a critical step in setting up a door access control system. If you're involved in installing or upgrading access control systems, this video is essential for ensuring that your door setup ...
Wire Basket or Cable Tray Example for Network Cabling in Bristol PA Installation - BridgeCable.com
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Review of installation of basket tray for data cabling - More Here - www.bridgecable.com/data-communications/ Some call basket tray or ladder rack...although more basket is more common place. Laying or running the network data cabling in it helps for future pulls or adds. Various ideas to get through open ceilings as New York tends to love this look and Philadelphia is slowly starting to use. C...
Network Cabling Installation Example and Overview of Cabinet with BridgeCable.com / Data Wiring
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Review of installation with a few tips for best install - More Online - www.bridgecable.com/network-cabling/ Call us to install 1 or 600 CAT6 network cables, CMP, Shielded, whatever the specs are. We plan together your network map. Call us 877-832-1206. In today’s video, we provide an in-depth overview of network cabling installation and delve into the details of setting up a network cabinet. W...
Door Access Control Tutorial | Final Drilling and Placement of Magnet Lock Training BridgeCable.com
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Review our other videos on Door Access Control Training - More Here - www.bridgecable.com/access-control-systems/ We train the most techs in the Philadelphia and New Jersey area on all security systems and locks. Call us for help on your project 877-832-1206. In this comprehensive video, we take you through the critical final steps of installing a mag lock in a door access control system. If yo...
Door Access Control Training - Center Bolt to hold Mag Lock without a wiggle BridgeCable.com WASHER
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Door Access Control Training for Mag Lock, More Online - www.bridgecable.com/access-control-systems/ Most improper installs the mag lock wiggles to much or in time shifts. Follow these handy tips while onsite installing a security system. Call us 877-832-1206. Welcome back to our channel! In this video, we’re diving deep into a crucial technique for ensuring that your mag lock is installed with...
Door Control Access Training and Drilling Door with Template supplied with Mag Lock BridgeCable.com
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Tutorial for Access Control Installation in PA and NJ - More Online - www.bridgecable.com/access-control-systems/ Training and Wisdom before you install a MAG lock in your security project. Call us 877-832-1206. This video provides crucial insights and techniques to ensure accurate and secure installation of mag locks using the provided templates. Accurate drilling is a pivotal part of the inst...
Best tool in construction? How to keep a clean site? Call 877-832-1206 BridgeCable.com
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Bit of tongue in cheek humor but clients are amazed how clean we are with our network cabling installs. Call us for the WOW factor 877-832-1206.
Door Access Training TUTORIAL | Drilling Holes for magnet on a mag lock for security BridgeCable.com
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Tutorial for Installing Magnet for Mag Lock, more online www.bridgecable.com/access-control-systems/ Training for our Philly and NJ Teams with our security projects. Call us 877-832-1206 In this video, we’ll explore the critical aspects of drilling holes for the magnet on a mag lock, an essential step in setting up a secure and reliable access control system. Properly drilled holes ensure that ...
Door Access Control Measurement TIP for installing Mag Lock Training | BridgeCable.com Security
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Door Access Installation Training - Screwing in the Mag Lock Plate in Metal Frame | BridgeCable.com
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Access Control Training - Review of Mag Lock Hardware and Tips Installation | BridgeCable.com
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Audio Visual Philadelphia Installation Example - 3 Zones with MICs - BridgeCable.com 877-832-1206
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RJ-11 or RJ-45 Connections which is different in voice or data cabling with telephones - Review
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Jobsite Cleanup for Philadelphia and New Jersey Cabling in New Construction | BridgeCable Training
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NICE !!!
Thanks!!
Thank you for the video
Thanks for watching!
Those WAP antennas art too close to those columns … And its not recommended to use pipe bomb antennas anymore
Thanks for this....the antenna cables need to be longer for sure. Directional antennas vary from models/vendors as well!
Once again, another incredible video 🔥 Super helpful and informative
Thanks @JonardTools - Send over any units for us to review. We produce the videos for our local onsite teams. Inhouse is okay for training....but having these videos while trying to install.....VERY HELPFUL :) Good product...thanks for making!
Excellent demonstration! 💯🤘 Great video!
Thanks! Our local ADI team really helped us out with the features and training!
AWESOME video man !! I have the FLS-55 too !!
Always love your channel!
Thank you for the wonderful tech video! I liked the valuable content and details in it. Could you please share a detailed list of the tools and items used in the video? It would be helpful for viewers to easily find these products. Directing them to the product links will make the process smoother. Thanks again for the helpful content and insights!
Thanks for this! We could do the list but varies the models from tech to tech. Please feel free to post links to your GO-TO Tools :)
Very useful video Thank you. But there was no part 2
We made a playlist for our Part 2. Give a view :)
Great job! Looks super clean.
Thank You!
Thank you for sharing your knowledge with us. I'm having a hard time finding Part 2. Could you point me in the right direction? Thank you!
Review our UA-cam Channel - We made a Playlist to be Part 2. Just a few videos instead of one main video.
The labeling prior to the pull seems like over kill by the time everything is labeled you vould have pulled who knows how many pulls done. Counting on those label makers will slow you down when writing NEATLY with a sharpy will get you down the road faster. Every tech should have a sharpie in thier pouch.
Really a install preference - Now currently we just sharpie the wires, at least twice with double marks on the other side for speed during cut overs. :) We got better....but this is one way indeed!
I can smell that drill lol
Works just fine :)
Dewalt and Makitias have been the best drills I've ever owned. Both work horses and tough.
Constant battle with the guys which is the best drill :) LOL
We are also working on building out our channel for more Access Control How To Guides.
That cable is not dressed at all!! 😢
Work in progress :) Focus of video is how to punch but thanks for watching!
Waste of time Just use different color Ethernet. Done!
Amazing 🔥
Merci beaucoup, j'apprecie
This guy sounds like Jerry Seinfeld. 5 years later, still looks good
The guy is more like Kramer :) Thanks for watching!
which one does wire map. ??
Just quick on the mode button and it gives it to you. :)
Penis
I own 2 of them. Both with usb intrface (old version used a serial interface). They work great if you use them correctly. If you can invest $12k on a Fluke great for you but small businnes cant affort them or even rent them for $500! The Rwc1000 is not a compliance.certifier... it just "certify" the wire meet the spected speeds and it is correctly terminated... no delays, aceptable skews time, no splits, opens, shorts. Crosstalk test are also performed during the test process. The reports are clear and easy to understand. The user interface is the worst I ever seen LOL!
We had to chuckle on the interface remark....yes, very basic. One older tech broke the screen.....kept thinking it was a touchscreen. Your comments are on point......we can supply each of our lead techs with these units. $500 for a unit to run reports and have PDF cabling reports.......we can rent or issue the $12000 Fluke for larger jobs or ones that require. We have to be honest....new construction calls for Fluke reports as most just follow template requirements. We send them the RWC.....and 90% of the time it's fine with the GC or IT Directors we work with.
Why does my NIU box have the number 500 written inside with permanent marker? Is that good or bad?
Hmmmm....it meant something to the install tech....unsure of the mystery of "500". :)
@@BridgeCable it’s like 2 numbers in the 7K area. Subtracted and it came out to be 500
There's nothing wrong with using bridle clamps in a warehouse/factory setting. We use a smaller bridle that has a small round yellow plastic insert to provide better support.
Bridle WITH the plastic support is SOOOOOOO much better indeed. In time without the protected ring the weight of many cables might hurt the cabling over time. We have seen it happen in the field and tend to avoid them in our company. Thanks for the comments! Love it!
2:48 "Let's call this cable, Paul. Nobody likes Paul" 🥹🥹
Owner has a sense of humor.....some good....some bad :) Work in progress!
very informative. thank you!
Thanks for watching and hope this saves time/labor!
I just heard about this for the first time is it with it? Good $? Demand ?
I would have to guess depends on the market. Construction overall there is a shortage they say......every 7 retired work there is 1 new hire for them. In any field....if you shine or have a true skilled....skies the limit. That is what happened with Paul the owner of BridgeCable.com - Learned the business and the rest is history! :)
It says to maintain the twist, but you untwisted yours; however, I know that the pairs are still twisted inside the jacket. Is that what you are referring to?
Slight untwist when putting into the panel.........the least is better.
@@BridgeCable, thanks, I will re-punch down my cables tomorrow. It’s just 8 of them and won’t take too long.
In the office with the swinging patch panel. I'm confused on why you didn't bring the cable down through the wall. And straight out to the patch panel. It would look better than exposed cabling coming down d rings. No one wants to see exposed cabling. Other than that. This is a excellent video. So great job guy's
Typically we do not like to put in the wall as down the road more might be added or for troubleshooting you need to re-run a damaged cable. Depends on the site, in NJ we did just run down the wall. Coming down the wall at the end location (MDF/Server) we tend to use a Conduit with bushings, Ladder Tray or D-Rings down the wall.
@BridgeCable We do the same. Was really just wandering. Because exposed cabling looks horrible lol. I'm by no means knocking your work. You guys went above and beyond with you tutorial video. I actually am going to share that with some of our Jr's. We do a lot of big warehouse projects. 200 plus drops Fiber uplinks. OTDR certifications Access Control, Digital Signage, We Know coming down an interior wall is easy as it gets though. Tell your team keep up the amazing work.
@@benfields7707 Thanks for watching and comments! Means the world to us! Keep Cabling!! Knock it out of the park!!
Awesome video! Thank you for sharing! 😁
Still learning the tools but thankful for your products! @jonardtools
Cloud key is not required. These cloud keys models are also no longer supported by ubiquiti. Unifi Access points require a unifi controller. Unifi controller is built into a few unifi devices or a cloud key 2. You can also run the controller from a computer windows, mac, Linux. It's free downloadable software. You're only using basic functions like Wi-Fi you don't even have to have the controller software running all the time.
So good tips and you are correct. Some installs we do they do not even have a computer onsite so a cloud key works for them. With IT services you can "dial in" a better solution but this video just covers the above install. This video isn't wrong....just documents what we needed for this type of install for the cabling techs.
Hi, did you guys buy the celling mounts for the AP's or did you make them? Thanks!
Typically you can buy the mounts....but clients tend to forget these. So.....we can make a rig depending on the ceiling. I-Beam clamps or threaded rods depending on heights/layout.
I have two old harris brands. 25+ years and still working
Harris does last forever......I believe bought out, the company.
Where is part 2?
We made a playlist on our channel which covers part 2 concepts.
Awsome😊
Thanks for putting this out there. I work as a commercial electrician apprentice, but we do ethernet sometimes and it's good to know how yall do things. Want to make it look good and easier for the next person to work on 👍 I want to be well rounded once I get my liscense
You have a great plan for yourself! Skilled in both EC work and telecom......in time you will be sought after by companies....or even start your own shop! Bravo!
Pull the wire then tone!!!!
Toning out cables in the field typically in new construction only when the labels while pulling the cables got messed up. Toning out cabling on older sites when troubleshooting down/bad cabling.
I have never been this excited about a label maker
As a small child playing with Gi Joes.....never thought I'd produce a video about a label maker but Love these! Standard for our techs....choose a brand that works for you!!
Funny enough I came accross this video for inspiration on what to do at our facility and then was presently surprised to hear you're in the Philadelphia area (Which we are as well). We may reach out to you soon.
This was at a ladder factory over in Bensalem. I would suggest keeping the cabinets lower....down the road....helps with switch replacement!
Great work and video!
Thanks for watching and we hope to give value to the next generation coming in!
:)
How often do you replace the blade? And have you ever tried the Belden RevConnect jacks?
Never tried the Belden......but we use the speed jackers ALOT these days. Not punching this much these days but important skill to have and always check the connections regardless of what you use!
BTW.....blades about 2-4 years.....depends on how much you use it. $20 good investment!
Did you really just deploy a UniFi Cloud Key Gen 1 - which is EOL ? For your own sake I hope it’s an old recording….
These guys seem to just do structured cabling and layer 1 work. If it’s not an old vid I’m guessing this is the hardware their customer provided.
@@bradylepage yeah - looks that way. They prob like vintage stuff - :)
LOL - Like @bradylepage says we are indeed the cable guys...... this video helps just the hardware. Gen 2 I believe on this install @@DimitriyLanis
Take a shot everytime he says jimmy, you would be dead. 😂
Classic video.....crowd favorite and in the office as well :)
What😂
Thanks for watching!
Awesome Sauce, the Jonard stuff is good !!
Cool tool....helps with our fiber :)
Thank you so much for taking the time and initiative to make these videos
Hats off to you for watching! We are attempting to make it better for the next ones! Thank you!
@@BridgeCable Enjoy the candidness sometimes. Reviewing as I reenter the industry, very good refresher!
@@raykamarivero Welcome back :)
Do you prefer IDFs on a column vs on the outer walls?
Really a toss up. If a small site on the wall....great for expansion. However on the larger sites for length columns. A constant talking point is height......various smaller outfits want the rack all the way up in ceiling for space. What happens when you need access to it? Grrrr.....$900 per day for a lift unless one is onsite. Happens all the time :)
@@BridgeCable TY. I am deciding between more IDF's on exterior walls, or fewer on columns but will be lower and take up some pallet locations.
@@jacobshorr9587 It happens from time to time....send over some pics when done! paulw@bridgecable.com
Yes, don't do diagonal. Did work and got into ceilings that had diagonal webs upon webs. With cabling it's need structure so you can upgrade and bundle it. I like the J hooks. Depending on the facility and business you will see there is lots of things in the ceilings (HVACs electrical, plumbing, pneumatics air hoses, etc). Sometimes it's tight place to wire not a straight shot.
Great points and correct! Support the cabling and you will be ACES!
Great tips for getting the best ideas for doing quotes! Thanks!!
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What size ladders are regular vs taller?