Power Distribution Unit; Types Of Pdus; Features Of The Pdu - Cisco Surge-Gap Multimedia Tap Installation And Operation Manual

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Power Distribution Unit

The Power Distribution Unit (PDU) upgrades any Surge-Gap Multimedia Tap to
allow subscriber drop powering capability. A PDU can be installed on a Surge-Gap
Multimedia Tap housing mounted either on a strand or in a pedestal.
Note: A PDU cannot be used on an existing non-multimedia tap system. See your
sales representative for further details.

Types of PDUs

The following table lists the two types of PDUs and their descriptions.
PDU
Coax power
Twisted pair power
Note: Both coax and twisted pair power versions are available in 2/4-way and 8-way
versions.

Features of the PDU

The following features of the PDU are available in 2/4-way and 2/4/8-way versions.
Available in twisted pair and coaxial drop powering versions
Compatible with Cisco's Surge-Gap Multimedia Tap
Provides uninterrupted downstream subscriber service during tap faceplate
removal
Current limiting using a positive temperature coefficient resistor (PTC) on a per-
port basis for maximum network reliability and subscriber safety *
Coaxial drop conveniently and easily activated by a patented mechanical switch
Advanced gasketing technology ensures reliability in aerial, pedestal, and vault
deployments
Insulation Displacement Connector (IDC) for fast and reliable wire connection
for twisted pair powering
* For the twisted pair version, PTCs are sold separately or are permanently installed
(PDU part numbers 750595 or 750596).
4013399 Rev C
Description
Couples the AC power on to the coaxial subscriber drop cable
Requires a composite drop cable that contains a coaxial cable for the RF
signal and a twisted pair for the AC power

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