The cabling between the outlet and the telecommunications cross-connect (usually the telecommunications closet).
The portion of telecommunications cabling that provides connectivity between the horizontal cross-connect and the work-area telecommunications outlet. The horizontal cabling consists of transmission media, the outlet, the terminations of the horizontal cables, and horizontal cross-connect.
The structured cabling which connects the wall sockets to the network cabinet or wiring closet.
The cabling between the telecommunications outlet in the work area, and the Horizontal Cross-Connect (HC) in the telecommunications closet. Maximum allowed distance for this 'Link' is 90 meters for data cabling.
The cabling between and including the telecommunications outlet and the horizontal cross connect.
Includes the work area outlet, distribution cable and connecting hardware in the telecom closet.
That portion of a building's cabling system which extends from the wiring closets to the individual workstations, servers, telephones, and other devices. This is generally copper twisted pair cable.
