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Transtector’s new line of Ethernet Cables includes Cat 6e and Cat 5a assemblies in a comprehensive array of configurations and lengths. Along with Transtector NEMA-rated enclosures, you can now choose one trusted source for complete Ethernet/data surge protection solutions.... Read more

Trying to re-create the workplace and engineering lab at home may not be ideal, but it’s what’s facing many engineers today. According to our recent survey of engineers, most agree it can be done effectively, and in general, most respondents emphasized the same important requirements.... Read more

In a previous blog post, we shared some of the results from our survey of engineers that asked how their jobs have changed with widespread telework during the Covid-19 pandemic. The survey revealed the importance of preparation, as well as a few ideas about keys to an effective home work environment.... Read more

We asked engineers about the positives and negatives of telework, the necessary and “nice-to-have” tools, the requirements of a home work environment, and more. In sum, we learned that most agree that as far as being effective in the job, not a whole lot has actually changed.... Read more

We asked our customers to share their tips, stories and perspectives on how to stay connected when working from home during COVID-19. We thank all who shared and hope our viewers will find this information of value.... Read more

Now more than ever broadband connectivity to homes has become imperative for distance learning, working from home, and for other critical communications.... Read more

Ingress protection, or IP, standards dictate the level of water protection for equipment enclosures. Significant differences exist between water resistant, waterproof, and other labels—but what does each of the actual IP standards mean?... Read more

Transtector Systems provides surge protection solutions for virtually any of today’s key applications, as well as small cell cabinets with integrated surge protection and capacity for other required equipment. Our engineering team can also help you select the right solution for your application.... Read more

December 31, 2020 is a significant date in the railroad industry. At that time, U.S. railroads must comply with federal requirements to fully implement positive train control (PTC). The National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) describes PTC as “a life-saving collision avoidance technology that stops a train before it strikes an obstacle.”... Read more

UL Standards outline the unique equipment safety requirements for hazardous locations, but what makes this specification so significant?... Read more