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October/November/December 2022 I 31 See Figure 7 for an example of the larger diameter 12.5 mm (≈0.49 in) PCPA that does not require removing the SC outer body. The PCPA in Figure 7 is attached to a pull gauge to test the PCPA grip force onto the cable. The grip force in this experiment was set so that the pre-connectorized cable would slip out of the PCPA without being damaged if the pulling force exceeded 20 lbs. BUSINESS OUTLOOK FOR THE PCPA The goal for the use of the PCPA is to speed up installations with long connec- EXPAND YOUR CABLING BUSINESS WITH PHYSICAL SECURITY OFFERINGS TAP INTO NEW MARKET GROWTH AND BUSINESS POTENTIAL WITH PHYSICAL SECURITY SOLUTIONS VIA PoE. (800) 348 - 2263 | accesshardware.com/ict SCAN ME TO LEARN MORE The same PoE Solutions that you are familiar with mitigate the need for low energy electricity and present incredible business potential. C M Y CM MY CY CMY K ICTplacement-press.pdf 1 12/20/21 9:05 AM FIGURE 7: 12.5 mm (≈0.49 in) diameter PCPA attached to a 4.8 mm (≈0.189 in) diameter pre-connectorized cable being tested with a pull gauge for its grip force. torized cables. Being able to complete one more installation per day per installer, owing to the use of the PCPA, will justify systematic use of such a tool across the installers', contractors', and operators' workforces. The PCPAs have a potentially lower cost structure than cable pulling socks or pulling grips. Thus, it is a better fit for the task of short run pulling through a small hole, conduit, or void, which is often all that is required with pre-terminated cables.

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