Choosing the Right Cabling System for Health care Environments

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BANGALORE OCTOBER 16 17, 2015
CHOOSING THE RIGHT CABLING SYSTEM FOR HEALTH CARE
ENVIRONMENT
Selvam Thirunavukkarasu Regional Manager South
India
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Agenda

• Introduction
• Organization Overview
• Choosing the Right Cabling System for Healthcare

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Molex - facts and figures

• Molex is a subsidiary of Koch Industries
  International Inc. which is a privately held
  company with over 115Bn in annual revenue
  according to Forbes.
• A leader and innovator in the 36 billion global
  interconnect marketplace
• 8 market share
• 39 manufacturing locations in 16 countries
• More than 60 of revenue is from Asia
• More than 100,000 products
• Dedicated team of 33,613 professionals

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Global Reach
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CISCO Best Supplier of year 2012
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Excellence in TechnologyAlignment award - 2014
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Molex Premise Networks

• A division of Molex Incorporated that focuses on
  the manufacture and supply of data transport
  solutions to enterprise customers
• A truly global organisation one of only 3 in
  the marketplace we currently sell solutions
  into 58 countries
• Our ethos
• Standards based solutions
• Consultative Sales Approach
• Long Term relationships with partners customers
• Solutions orientated we look to address your
  business needs

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Premise Networks in the Indian / ASEAN market

• Molex have been selling solutions in to the
  India/ASEAN market for 19 Years
• Molex India is also a global manufacturing hub
  for Premise Network products
• Global Design Canter Test Lab. in Bangalore
• We have established Distribution Partners
• National Distributors Redington DDMS.
• Also, Regional Distribution to increase our
  reach.
• We have over 100 qualified Installation Partners
  able to offer the full 25 Year System
  Performance Warranty.

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CHOOSING THE RIGHT CABLING SYSTEM FOR HEALTH CARE
ENVIRONMENTS
Source Bishop and Associates, Inc. Other
figures based on Molex financial results FY08,
year ending June 30
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Key Factors to be considered.

• Cabling Speed
• EMI, RFI - Medical Equipment, Wireless
  Communication, PoE Devices and Generators.
• Infection Control
• Healthcare Application
• Facilities are designed to Operate for 50Years
  are longer
• Re-cabling a Healthcare facility can cost 4-5
  times the initial cost.

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Cabling Speed.

• File Size of Digital X-Ray Images, CT Scan can
  reach 30 Gigabyte.

Cable Cable Speed Transmission Time- 30 Gb file
CAT 5e 100 Megabits / second 40 minutes
CAT 6 1 Gigabit / second 4 minutes
CAT 6A 10 Gigabits / second 24 seconds
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EMI in Healthcare Environment

• EMI is generated from diagnostic and radiology
  equipment, wireless networks and many other
  sources
• Some of these devices in turn may be affected by
  EMI Generated from the structured cabling.
• The TIA-1179 Healthcare Cabling Standard
  recognizes the Potential effects of EMI and
  suggest isolation from or routing cables around
  the equipment of generating EMI.

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Structured Cabling impacts Infection Control

• Approximately One third of all Hospital infection
  threats are Airborne.
• When performing MAC Move Add Changes the entire
  area around the access space requires isolation
  from the rest of floor to prevent the spread of
  Airborne containment.

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Health Care Application.

• Application running over Healthcare networks such
  as Picture Archiving Communication System,
  Laboratory and Radiology Information, and
  Physician Order entry system requires significant
  bandwidth
• IP Convergence of Voice, Data, CCTV /
  Surveillance Security and Building Automation
  System are adding to the diversity of Importance
  of Structured Cabling.
• Adoption of PoE Devices in Health care is very
  High which increases the temperature of Cabling
  system.

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Alien Crosstalk

• 10GBase-T Public Enemy 1 is AXT
• Alien crosstalk is unwanted coupling of signals
  between adjacent cables
• Alien crosstalk cannot be cancelled by Digital
  Signal Processing (DSP)
• Alien crosstalk can only be mitigated only with a
  shield or space separation

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Category 6A Unshielded Cable

• Strategies
• Space between cables
• Variable AWG twist schemes
• Core to jacket separators, fluted jackets, air
  injected plastics and non-round shape
• Category 6A UTP cables can be as large as .9mm
  (.35) OD
• Larger cable diameter provide better AXT but
  creates issues for routings pathways

Gap A gt Gap B
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Category 6A Shielded Cable

• Specifically designed for 10G performance
• ANEXT of 15dB headroom or higher
• Shields significantly reduces EMI including ANEXT
• Smaller cable OD (7mm vs. 9mm)

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Advantages of LSZH U/FTP Shielded Cabling

• Smaller Diameter
• Eliminates AXT Alien Crosstalk
• Allows other Category Cable in the same Pathway
• LSZH U/FTP Low Smoke Zero Halogen U/FTP
  Shielded Cabling System
• Shielded cable provides a grounding and bonding
  mechanism within the cable.

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Cat6 Jack

• ETL Verified Component Level Compliant
• Features our unique Datagate shutter.
• 568A/B Wiring Sequence.
• Termination Cap.
• New style IDC to support conductor.

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Stainless Steel Wall Plates

• We recommend Inside Operation Theatre and LABs.
• Robust Design
• UL Approved

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