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Dear Business Partner,
are you familiar with the European fire prevention classifications PH 15, PH 30, PH 60, PH 90 and PH 120 in terms of EN 50200/50362? No? It doesn't matter! Because in practice, the test procedures used for these European standards are inadequate in many respects. The new classifications are certainly no substitute for safety cabling with functional integrity in terms of DIN 4102-12! The reasons for this are set out in this newsletter.
The Salzburg Designer Outlet has also discovered that our pyrosys® cabling systems with integration insulation and functional integrity are "branded goods". Within the new shopping centre, our DIN 4102-12-tested products have been ensuring since recently that all safety-relevant systems will be reliably supplied with electricity even in the event of a fire.
Today, many communication networks are set up with future-proof category 7/7A copper data cables. As our customers keep on asking for Cat. 6A cables, we now also offer affordable high-quality uninet® PIMF cables optimised for category 6A in addition to the existing product range.
Last but not least, we would like to use our last newsletter of the year to thank you most sincerely for the trust you have placed in our company. We look forward to close and successful cooperation with you in 2010!
We wish you and your families an enjoyable festive season, peaceful and relaxing holidays and health, happiness and prosperity in the New Year!
Best regards
Yours team of Dätwyler Cables
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Inadequate: European test procedure in terms of EN 50200 / EN 50362
No substitute for DIN 4102-12 tested safety cables!
All pyrofil® ceramic-insulated safety cables E30 / E60 / E90 with functional integrity in terms of DIN 4102-12 made by Dätwyler Cables have now also been given the European EN 50200 classification PH 120. In the same way, our pyrofil® ceramic-insulated, large-diameter safety cables have passed the 120-minute functional integrity test in terms of EN 50362 in the event of a fire.
But just how relevant is this test? How useful is it in practice? What happens when British Standard cables (PH 120 classified) are subjected to a rigorous DIN 4102-12 test procedure?
Find out more in our latest White Paper, which will be available here in English language since January 2010!
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pyrosys® solutions at the Salzburg Designer Outlet
Dätwyler Cables safety cabling installed
The Salzburg Designer Outlet recently opened its doors in the Austrian state capital as a mecca for brand-aware bargain hunters. And when it comes to safety technology, the imposing shopping centre offers its visitors only "branded goods": Siemens Bacon made use of the certified systems solutions of Dätwyler Cables for the cabling of the safety lights, fire and smoke detectors, heat extraction systems and the electro-acoustic system.
You will find our current case study here (this one is available in German language only). If you are interested in our English language case studies, please check out at our homepage / English version / Company / References.
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Affordable high-quality category 6A data cable
Dätwyler Cables expands its unilan® portfolio
The addition of the uninet® 6552 4P (F/FTP) and uninet® 6502 4P (U/FTP) models, means Dätwyler Cables can now also offer you Cat.6A data cables that combine a high degree of electrical and mechanical stability with an economically advantageous price. The new AWG 23 data cables are suitable for transmitting digital and analogue speech, image and data signals; they are also compatible with all common plug types. We have specially developed them for class EA applications (e.g. 10 Gigabit Ethernet). So you can rely on them adhering to the limit values stipulated in the most stringent international and European standards, as you can with all our other products.
You will find the data sheets (English versions) with full details here.
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Technical papers "The 5-Star Computer Centre" available for downloading
Complete documentation for the latest seminar series
The seminar series "The 5-Star Computer Centre" has evidently hit the mark: in recent weeks more than 400 participants attended our sessions in Cologne, Frankfurt, Munich, Hamburg and Leipzig. You will find all (German language) papers for downloading on our homepage, including the following:
1. Planning and designing server rooms and computer centres from the perspective of economic viability, safety and future-orientation (Thomas Federrath, proRZ)
2. Innovative fire prevention solutions for server rooms and computer centres (Wagner Group)
3. A new take on free cooling (Achim Pfleiderer, STULZ)
4. Energy-optimised planning and design of rack infrastructure within the computer centre environment (Peter Wäsch, SCHÄFER IT-Systems)
5. Intelligent and future-proof cabling solutions for data transmission and power supply in computer centres (Stefan Zech, Dätwyler Cables).
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