Installing CAP Ls
For cascaded CAP Ls, the maximum Cat6A cable length between the AUX port on the Primary CAP L and
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the MAIN port on the Secondary (cascaded) CAP L, including the length of the Cat6A Patch Cord, must be
less than 100 meters (see Figure 17).
The Secondary CAP L must get its power through the DC connector (either from a local supply or hybrid
fiber); power over the Cat6A cable to the cascaded unit is not supported. See
from the CAT/TEN to the Primary CAP L
Cat6A cannot exceed 100 meters
CAT Card
Note: References to Cat6A is inclusive of all Cat6A Cables, Cat6A Patch Cords, and Patch Panels
in CAN/TEN
The maximum Cat6A cable length between the AUX port on the CAP L and an auxiliary Ethernet device is
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10 meters, including all Cat6A cables, Cat6A Patch Cords, and Patch Panels, as shown in Figure 18. 24
AWG Cat6A cabling is sufficient for the entire cable run, from the CAN/TEN to the auxiliary Ethernet
device connection.
CAT Card
in CAN/TEN
Note: References to Cat6A is inclusive of all Cat6A Cables, Cat6A Patch Cords, and Patch Panels.
Figure 18. Maximum Cat6A Cable Length between a CAP L and an Ethernet Device
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Cable Run A
Figure 17. Maximum Cat6A Cable Lengths between Cascaded CAP Ls
From the CAT/TEN to the CAP L,
Cat6A cannot exceed 100 meters
Cable Run B
from the Primary CAP L to the Secondary CAP L
Cat6A cannot exceed 100 meters
CAP L
Primary
From the CAP L to an auxiliary
Ethernet device, Cat6A
must be ≤ 10 meters
CAP L
"Cascade Rules" on page
CAP L
Secondary
Auxiliary
Ethernet
Device
M0201AAC
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