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July 2025

CommScope Technical Family Webinar

Catch up on our most popular Building and Campus webinars!

Events stream in multiple languages on demand here. 

  • Category 6A: Bright, Powerful, and Built for Speed
  • Copper Connectivity – Beyond RJ45 Cable Management 
  • Standards and Implementations 
  • Data & Powering Options 
  • Sustainability 101 for the Comms Industry  
  • AIM Systems: Standards, Benefits & Uses
  • Cabling Options for NBASE-T 

Product Updates

Color coding is a widely used and effective method for identifying different network applications. When it comes to copper networks, several color-coded options are commonly used to distinguish between various functions including: 

  • Jacks
  • Patch cords 
  • Patch Cord Clips
  • Patch Cord Pull Tab
  • RJ45 Port Blockers 

 

Fiber optic systems use color coding to identify different types of optical fibers. For example, indoor OM4 fiber is typically aqua, while singlemode fiber is usually yellow. In addition to these standard color codes, many customers choose to implement additional color distinctions to further differentiate fiber systems. This practice not only enhances organization but can also serve as an added layer of physical network security.


Some effective methods for distinguishing and securing a fiber system include:

  • LC Port Blockers
  • SecureMAX Patch Cord Lock Kit

In addition to color coding and physically securing a network, customers can use imVision® or  VisiPORT™. Ask your account manager or Systems Engineer to learn more!

 

G2 Splice Cassettes fit into any of our G2 EPX or HD panels for density up to 96F (48 duplex LC) per RU adding flexibility to any configuration.

Options include:

  • OM4 and OM5 Multimode or Single Mode
  • Straight or Enhanced Method B polarity
  • Stranded pigtails, Ribbon Pigtails, or no Pigtails (splice holder and SMOUV splice protectors included with all versions)
  • LC or SC interface in either UPC or APC

 

Sustainability Report 2025

CommScope is making great progress in fulfilling our sustainability commitments while driving industry innovation, but we remain acutely aware of the work that still remains. The new 2025 Report is here.


On the environmental section we achieved great numbers:

  • 44.1% reduction in market-based Scope 1+2 Greenhouse Gas (GHG) emissions compared to 2019 base year
  • 44.2% reduction in Scope 3 Greenhouse Gas (GHG) emissions compared to 2019 base year
  • Expanded our life cycles assessment (LCA) program and published environmental product declarations (EPDs) on our website 
  • Continued to ensure our products meet global regulations including RoHS, WEEE and REACH regulations.
  • Continued to focus on eliminating single-use plastics (SUP) across all business segments 
  • Continued to reduce packaging through redesign and use post-consumer recycled (PCR) content and/or post-industrial (PIR) content in our packaging

Did You Know

We launched a new SYSTIMAX® Sales Masterclass Certification. This program is perfect for sellers looking to strengthen their structured cabling expertise, stay informed on industry trends, and learn how to effectively position SYSTIMAX solutions. This promotional flyer explains more details about the program and how to qualify to enter a raffle. The courses are complimentary for partners. All six courses that make up the program are available in Spanish, Portuguese, French, German and Chinese!

 

CommScope offers several fact files on its products and solutions. This fact file on Structured Cabling is an excellent synopsis on the beginnings of ethernet cabling. Perfect for the junior team member as a refresher. 

CommScope’s Technical Assistance Center corner (TAC)

Do you have technical questions? Start with the TAC!

We make it easy!

Where are you located? Email a TAC agent in your region (24x7):


North America: tac.americas@commscope.com 
Europe, Middle East, and Africa: tac.emea@commscope.com
Central America, Latin-America, Caribbean: tac.cala@commscope.com 
Asia-Pacific: tac.apac@commscope.com 

Prefer to Chat?

Start a live chat with a TAC agent in one click:

24 hrs. Mon-Fri

All regional contact options: 

https://www.commscope.com/support/enterprise-networks/

We would like to hear from you! 

Please share your feedback and suggestions on the CTF newsletter here.

Be sure to check out commscope.com/ctf for more information!

Kind regards,
Infrastructure System Engineering Team
CommScope

 

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