Panduit 5.0m RJ45 Cat6a S/FTP STP6X5MIG User Manual

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A unified approach to physical and logical
systems architecture is imperative for 
solutions to fully address the need for 
availability, agility, integration, and security.

Panduit has developed the industry’s most 
comprehensive and holistic approach 
to a Unified Physical Infrastructure and can
help enterprises align, converge, and 
optimize critical systems – communication,
computing, control, power, and security – to
build a smarter, unified business foundation.

Mitigate Risk – Efficient physical infrastructure 
management enables seamless integration to reduce
risks that can occur throughout core systems.

Lower Cost – Panduit physical infrastructure 
solutions drive financial advantages to reduce 
energy and occupancy costs, and help secure 
competitive advantage.

Increase Agility – A high level of integration within
the physical infrastructure enables flexibility and
improved business agility.

Enhance Sustainability – UPI-based solution 
offerings enable organizations to meet sustainability
goals by driving resource and energy efficiencies
across the physical infrastructure.

High Speed Data Transport (HSDT) Solutions are a set of complementary copper
and optical fiber technologies for mission critical data center applications,
spanning storage and compute requirements and leading edge architectures.

Based on an understanding of today’s vital business and technology challenges
and how they impact data centers, Panduit has created best-in-class physical
infrastructure solutions for HSDT. Panduit provides the broadest offering of
end-to-end HSDT solutions supporting all data center architectures. Designed
for high-density/high-speed applications, Panduit HSDT solutions are backed by
comprehensive research and development programs to ensure high network
performance, systems reliability, energy efficiencies, and seamless integration.

Today’s data centers have become far more than information processing sites.
Evolving network requirements such as processing, managing, and storing
ever-increasing volumes of data heightens the need for integrated, high-speed
media. Data centers must be equipped to accommodate a broad array of rapidly
changing demands.



Organizations are implementing network consolidation techniques to untangle
the sprawl of applications and equipment by: 

• Reducing the number of IT assets, such as servers, storage

units, and switches

• Leveraging those assets more efficiently

• Lowering real estate costs by reducing both the footprint

of the physical infrastructure and the total number of data
centers in use

• Reducing the number of networks and lowering WAN/ISP costs

Although the trend towards consolidation certainly has its benefits, one of the side
effects is the increasing density of equipment in racks and cabinets. This makes
moves, adds and changes increasingly more complicated and error prone.