Wirewerks NextSTEP Technology Cabling Systems Support Passive Optical Applications

March 5, 2018

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    Wirewerks has stepped up to the challenge of delivering efficient and intuitive cable management, plus high-density fiber patching – regardless of the application or installation method – with Wirewerks NextSTEP Technology™ solutions. NextSTEP high-density optical fiber cabling systems feature an exclusive ‘stepped’ modular design, industry-leading connector density, and innovative cable management.

    Founded in 1991, Wirewerks is a Canadian company that has emerged as a leading global manufacturer of optical fiber and copper connectivity products. NextSTEP Technology™ solutions, now available from Gap Wireless, are capable of handling all passive optical installation configurations and environments, from TR’s and ER’s to Data Centers, and everything in-between. Whether customers need a highly efficient Data Center that guarantees less downtime, a feature-rich Enterprise LAN, or a dependable Broadband Network, NextSTEP can support the full range of requirements.

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    NextSTEP distinguishes itself in the industry because of its unique configuration. The staggered design of its panel shelves and self-contained fiber management within each module ensure that whether managing 12 fibers or 576, the least number of live connections are disrupted by always accessing 12 fibers at a time.

    Flexibility to mix and match modules based on the needs of any given environment is delivered by the NextSTEP IU patch panel which can house up to 12 NextSTEP modules. With six different modules available and unlimited custom configurations, the NextSTEP product line indeed supports virtually all passive optical applications.

    Contact an Account Manager today to find out more about how Wirewerks NextSTEP solution from Gap Wireless can meet your cable management needs.

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