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HOW CAN I REDUCE TOTAL COSTS IN MY NETWORK?Engineering and deploying custom cable assemblies in the CO, MDU or OSP drive up the total cost of Fiber-to-the-Home networks. TE’s solutions that utilize RapidReel technology lower the total cost of expanding fiber capacity, helping you attract and retain customers and ensure long-term profitability.

JOIN US AT THE FTTH CONFERENCE AND OSP EXPO TO FIND OUT HOW.

FTTH Conference: Sept. 30 – Oct. 2, 2013Tampa Convention Center, FL KGP Logistics Booth #1011, TE Booth #505

OSP EXPO: Oct. 9 – 10. 2013Dallas Convention Center, TX KGP Logistics Booth #719, TE Booth # 613

REDUCE COSTS UP TO 25% WITH THE RAPID FIBER PANEL

Utilizing TE’s unique RapidReel fiber cable spool, the Rapid Fiber panel deploys indoor/outdoor cable in 100’ increments (up to 1000’). Installers simply pay-out the precise length of cable they need the first time, every time. No longer do service providers have to pay for and store excess cable, nor engineer upfront the precise cable length they need. The Rapid Fiber panel helps:

• Simplify site survey inspections

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Contact KGP for TE Solutions: 1-800-755-1950 or visit kgplogistics.com

KGP Logistics is one of the country’s largest single-source, value-added providers of supply chain services, communications equipment and integrated solutions to the telecommunications industry. We have a diverse and valued customer base, a national logistics network, and a portfolio of manufacturer partnerships that is second to none.

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DEPARTMENTS4 The Inside View - by Desi O’Grady

20-22 Ordering GuideA listing of part numbers for products referenced in this issue of ACCESS.

24 Upcoming EventsFEATURES

6-7 FTTH, Vectoring and the Broadband Dilemma10-13 The emerging reality of the Smart Home is

not only foreseeable; it’s unavoidable16-17 Driving New Revenue from Underused

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As the telecommunication industry continues to change and improve, it is critical for the KGP Logistics team to change and improve as well. Desi O’Grady, the Vice President, Broadband Wireless & Wireline Networks for KGP Logistics, responsibilities include customer care and �eld sales functions. Desi has 20 years of experience with Sprint, EMBARQ Logistics and now KGP Logistics including leadership roles in �nance, strategy, product management, marketing, and sales. With his broad experience and knowledge in the telecommunication industry, we have asked Desi a series of questions regarding his take on KGP Logistics present and future footprint.

Q: The industry is changing rapidly, how do you see KGP Logistics �tting into the future of telecommunications?

A: KGP Logistics is uniquely positioned to provide distribution, logistics, and deployment services to our Customers. Speed, cost, and quality are high on all of our Customer’s priority lists and we provide creative solutions to our Customers to simplify Supply Chains and support deployment e�orts. Through our Distribution Services, we allow our Customers to operate e�ciently and provide solutions that save them operating expense and capital. Ultimately, I see us �tting into the future of telecommunication by consistently putting our Customers �rst, and providing them with relevant solutions.

Q: How is KGP Logistics reacting to industry changes?

A: We run very e�ciently, but we recognize the need to customize solutions for our Customers to meet their needs. A great example of this is the Merge-In-Transit solution we developed to provide greater visibility for our Customers for materials, regardless of who is ultimately ordering the materials. This solution was created based on Customer feedback, as they identi�ed gaps in their Supply Chains to aggregate all materials being used for deployment projects.

Q: Over a year ago KGP Companies acquired BlueStream Professional Services. How has the ability to o�er more complete service helped your customers?

A: We are unique in that we can o�er integrated solutions of Products and Services to our Customers to meet their needs. Both KGP Logistics and BlueStream have the scale required to leverage both sets of capabilities e�ciently to deliver on customized solutions. In addition, as KGP Logistics supports BlueStream’s material needs, we have even greater insight into the needs of Customers requiring materials to support their deployments – we know first-hand what it takes to be successful.

Q: Tell me about your sales team; what are their goals? How are they helping the customer?

A: Our �rst goal has always been to “take great care of our existing business”. This is our number one priority. We take this goal very seriously and it is an important part of our planning and execution process.

Q: As a valuable part of your organization, what is the primary role that inside sales plays?

A: We believe our Inside Team is the best in the business and they work to exceed their Customers’ expectations every day. Our Customer Service associates have worked diligently to build relationships with our Customers to ensure we get to know their business needs in order to serve them better. We will always work to improve our Service Levels. We are very proud of our Service model and more importantly the people that are the foundation of that model, who are striving every day to exceed our Customers’ expectations.

Q: What is the value that KGP Logistics brings to utility companies that are looking to deploy a communication network?

A: KGP Logistics presents a great opportunity for Utility companies to drive e�ciencies in their Supply Chain, while driving down overall costs. In addition to having very competitive product pricing, KGP Logistics o�ers a wide array of value-added distribution and logistics services to lower costs and simplify the Supply Chain, including technician ful�llment programs to increase controls while lowering costs.

Q: Wrapping up, how would you explain the advantage of choosing KGP Logistics?

A: KGP is committed to providing great solutions. Whether it’s distribution, value-added services, logistics, integration, or deployment services, we have the scale to deliver at a very competitive cost. We have mature processes to ensure we are as e�ective as possible, and the people with the experience and Customer focus to support the need. We are able to provide everything from simple to customized solutions and we will tailor the solution to the need.

“We have the mature processes to ensure we do it as efficiently as possible, and the people with the experience and Customer focus to support the need.” -Desi O’GradyVice President, Broadband Wireless & Wireline Networks

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Broadband stimulus (BBS) has been a hot topic for the past several years. With the three-year milestone approaching where do things stand in the market?

There is no doubt ADTRAN was a major winner in the BBS arena. Over the past three years, ADTRAN has gained over 140 new Fiber-to-the-Home (FTTH) customers, making it the fastest growing vendor for FTTH deployments. More importantly, ADTRAN’s success is not only attributed to the depth and breadth of its FTTH o�ering, but to the �exibility and multiservice capabilities provided by the Total Access 5000.

ADTRAN’s full-featured multi-service edge platform has been its single biggest advantage in FTTH technology. None of the competitors support the breadth of copper and �ber technologies and services from a single platform that are supported by the Total Access 5000. In fact, this platform can even provide wavelength services utilizing both Ethernet and Optical Transport Network (OTN) service constructs (as defined by ITU G.709) that support both the uniquely high capacity, ultra-low latency and specialized protocols required to support next-generation mobile backhaul applications. Whether the need is for point-to-point GPON, redundant GigE, fiber rings or wavelength services, ADTRAN is unique because this can all be ac-complished from a single platform.

ADTRAN has leveraged this strength to grow the number of Total Access 5000 systems deployed to exceed a 50 percent average quarterly growth rate.

Active Ethernet has emerged as a key area of product di�erentiation for ADTRAN. The FTTH market is in the early stages of fiber-optic penetration and will see continued investment as service providers around the world roll out high-bandwidth, packet-based, premium services for residential, business and backhaul applications using fiber-optic connections.

ADTRAN believes that FTTH is one of the staples of the access network and, to that end, has worked to understand what has to be done to become a true leader in this space in the global market. ADTRAN is committed to the FTTH market, not only with the advent of new features and functionality, but with signi�cant research and development investment aimed at technology enhancements that will further development, improve operations and increase network reliability.

As networks continue to get more sophisticated, the need for advanced features including enhanced tra�c management, higher density, and increased bandwidth are driving new Optical Line Terminals (OLT) and switch fabrics to support them. From a technology perspective, ADTRAN continues to monitor the market to make sure it is pursuing the correct technologies.

FTTH has long been viewed as the final frontier in terms of delivering ultra-high speed services. However, deployment has been challenging due to a number of factors, with cost being at the top of the list. FTTH also hit a stumbling block in brown�eld applica-tions where environmental conditions simply make it cost prohibitive. According to the FTTH Council there were nearly 75 million FTTH sub-scribers worldwide at the end of 2012. Of that number, Europe had only 10.3 million subscribers with North America at 9.7 million. That being said, there is still a long way to go before reaching the all-fiber frontier.

The latest solution for high-speed service delivery over existing fa-cilities is VDSL2 vectoring. This technology, simply put, eliminates the crosstalk between binder groups of copper pairs, allowing the high-est service level to be achieved. With VDSL2 vectoring, speeds of 100 Mbps and beyond can be achieved. Vectoring can also be used to ex-tend the reach of 50 Mbps service.

FTTH, Vectoring and the Broadband DilemmaBy: Kurt Raa�aub, Product Marketing Manager, ADTRAN

ADTRAN Total Access 5000


Yes, I said vectoring can be a migration path to FTTH. So, how does this work? Because the network has evolved over time, there is a massive installed base of copper plant. Many think that copper is dead, but vectoring is reinventing the network. Through vectoring, you breathe new life into copper. Vectoring is enabling service providers to reach their customers with high-speed services at a fraction of the cost of laying fiber all the way to the home. But it can also be used to deliver 50-100 Mbps services to a wider service area for those same service providers o�ering FTTH.

The real goal is to extend high-speed broadband services to as many customers as quickly as possible. As a service provider, why not use vectoring to extend 50 Mbps services to the bulk of your customer base now while you implement your FTTH plan? FTTH rollout is not quick or cheap, but augmenting with VDSL2 vectoring can allow you to retain the customers you have today while competing against cable operators and DOCSIS 3.0. VDSL2 vectoring is here. It’s here to stay. FTTH and vectoring are not the arch enemies they have been painted to be. Instead, they are two means to an end, existing in parallel.

Is this a replacement for �ber? No. It is a transition to an all-�ber future.

So, is vectoring a replacement for FTTH?

Will vectoring slow the adoption of FTTH?

Are these two approaches bitter enemies or can they happily co-exist?Well, I contend that rather than competing they are actually complementary. Here are a few facts:

Fact: Operators cannot a�ord to rollout FTTH through their entire network in the short term.

Fact: There are some areas that are simply cost-prohibitive and will likely never be served by FTTH.

Fact: Service providers already have an installed base of copper which can be leveraged at a fraction of the cost of �ber.

Fact: VDSL2 vectoring can be used as a migration path to FTTH.

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The emerging reality of the Smart Home is not only foreseeable; it’s unavoidable

“It’s just inevitable. We don’t see any scenario in which the need for capacity will decrease.” - Heather Burnett Gold, President of the FTTH Council Americas


Now, as you read this article, the FTTH Council has already hosted its premier North American event, the FTTH 2013 Conference & Expo in Tampa, Florida. Perhaps you were there, among the approximately 1,500 attendees, to participate, interact and learn about the exciting new technologies that will open up new, all-encompassing economic and social advantages for consumers, as well as major new revenue streams for service providers and vendors.

Of course, this sea of change will come at a cost. The question is: Will telecoms and cable companies respond quickly enough to reap their share of the rewards?

The investment in broadband �ber deployment can be sizeable. But few can argue with the logic or the need, now that a strong case is being made for more fully connected homes, leading to Smart Homes reminiscent of The Jetsons cartoon depictions.

At the most basic level, a Smart Home is one in which there is a connection between various wired or wireless devices and appliances via a common platform that enables them to com-municate with each other and with the consumer. The home networking evolution has already begun to occur with the proliferation of gaming and entertainment systems, computer downloads, streaming and more.

A look at what the very near future holds.A couple of weeks prior to the conference, we spoke with Heather Burnett Gold, President of the FTTH Council Americas, to explore this move toward expanded, ultra-high speed broadband fiber that will empower innova-tion. What she had to say was both promising and somewhat daunting.

The conversation started with Gold announcing that, during the conference, Corning is going to demonstrate a 60 GHz internal home wireless connection that is optimized by FTTH-enabled networks. This seemed an appropriate prelude to the topic of mass market demand, access to more sophisticated home networking and the all-but-inevitable migration to integrated Smart Homes, where security, remote surveillance, entertainment systems, IPTV, Internet radio, computers, thermostat, lighting and electrical usage are all controlled from a smart phone, tablet computer or similar device.

Gold continued, “I think the interesting thing is, in this country in particular, there has been a lot of focus on wireless and not as much on �ber to the home. But that is rapidly changing as people and the industry are realizing that multiple wired and wireless devices in the home need increased broadband in order to operate e�ectively. To accommodate an entire family, who are all using their own separate devices for di�erent purposes, simultaneously, it is very apparent that more bandwidth will be required. It’s just inevitable. We don’t see any scenario in which the need for capacity will decrease.”

In fact, the trend is moving like a torrent in the other direction. Con-sider that only a very few years ago, “triple play” service was thought to be the big up-sell opportunity for service providers. Now it’s the price of entry. The same scenario is happening with IPTV and IP Vid-eo on Demand (VoD), along with the explosion of new applications accessible via cloud-based solutions. Of course, as the adoption of new devices increases, so naturally will service providers be encour-aged to take a hard look at FTTH deployment and the substantial revenue that new product bundles can generate.

A vast array of video applications and devices have pushed the limits of broadband usage.There are many growing areas and exciting possibilities for home networks, but access and capacity will contin-ue to be the keys. Gold pointed out that, “Video, in and of itself, has been an amazing accelerator of broadband demand. I recently read that Net�ix, alone, carries over 30% of the world’s Internet tra�c at any given time.”

“It’s also worth noting that 40% of U.S. and Canada subscribers are accessing the Internet for video, and when you look at the under 35 market, the number jumps to 70%.”

Surprisingly, Gold noted that bandwidth requirements for homes are generally higher than for small businesses. This phenomenon is driven by all of the additional devices and applications in use in the home. Usage will only ratchet up as energy e�ciency of Smart Homes begin to translate into cost savings from lower utility consump-tion as lights are set to turn on and o� at certain times… temperatures are adjusted to conserve energy when homeowners are away...or any device can go to sleep and wake up on command.

It has already gotten to the point where buyers of houses and condos are willing to pay a premium if the home is connected to �ber.

Future-proofing networks using fiber can result in less maintenance, better return on investment.By deploying FTTH, service providers don’t have to continually worry about how to get the most out of what they already have, which also means less patchwork, maintenance and repairs. “They won’t have to go back every few years and upgrade the system. Also, only �ber can provide unlimited bandwidth, because providers merely have to change out the electronics on the subscriber end if they need to deliver faster speeds,” said Gold.

Fiber has also proven to be very reliable over time compared to alternative high-bandwidth options. However, demand and the threat of competition are what will ultimately force service providers to make the decision in favor of FTTH. Gold observed, “The real driver of FTTH deployments in the U.S. to date has been in Tier 2 and 3 markets. For these service providers, this has become an economic and social imperative. It isn’t a matter of competition, because a lot of these entities are the incumbents. But they understand that to remain economi-cally viable and to continue to o�er their customers a better quality of life, this is something they have to do.

“Video, in and of itself, has been an amazing accelerator of broadband demand. I recently read that Netflix, alone, carries over 30% of the world’s Internet traffic at any given time.”- Heather Burnett Gold, President of the FTTH Council Americas

Communities are also coming to understand that they have a role to play in making FTTH a feasible solution, and many are willing to bring some of their own resources to the table to make it happen.”

Service providers have many critical decisions to make – not just when and how to upgrade – but juggling upgrade costs, speed of deployment, and balancing optimal performance and customer satisfaction. Compli-cating the decision are things like the underlying design and testing criterion required to construct and certify FTTH networks that accommodate ultra-broadband services.

Gold concluded, “I really believe that service providers will recognize the amazing potential of FTTH and the Smart Home, and they will embrace the technology as many of them already have.”

Partnering with KGP Logistics and BlueStream can help ease the burden of FTTH deployments.KGP Logistics and BlueStream Professional Services, together, have extensive experience in helping to assess, plan, engineer, supply and implement �ber broadband networks.

Both companies work with a multitude of industry-leading manufacturers and have the systems, advanced capabilities and practical know-how to reduce installation times, and more importantly, cut costs.

With a national footprint and a full range of services – from complete supply chain, distribution and logistics in conjunction with engineer, furnish and install services provided by BlueStream – their combined competen-cies are unmatched in the communications industry.

About the FTTH Council AmericasThe Fiber-to-the-Home (FTTH) Council Americas is a non-pro�t association consisting of companies and organiza-tions that deliver video, Internet and/or voice services over high-bandwidth, next-generation or direct �ber-optic connection, as well as companies that manufacture FTTH products. The Council works to share knowledge and build industry consensus on key issues. Its mission is to accelerate the deployment of all-�ber access networks.

“I really believe that service providers will recognize the amazing potential of FTTH and the Smart Home, and they

will embrace the technology.”- Heather Burnett Gold, President of the FTTH Council

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With control of the local broadband loop, many service providers are in an enviable position that allows them to o�er advanced services such as centralized HD video surveillance to subscribers with almost no incremental operational cost. In most �ber, cable, and DSL deployments today, the majority of subscribers vastly underutilize the full capacity of the upstream path in the local loop. This presents a revenue opportunity for many providers that are able to o�er new recurring revenue services that take advantage of the excess capacity between the premise and the datacenter or central o�ce – without in�ating Internet costs.

Service providers often restrict upstream access rates in order to bene�t from more pro�table advanced service tiers for customers that demand higher bandwidth capacity and Internet access. Customers with high upstream requirements may be serious gamers or businesses that deliver high volumes of data to customers. Although this sector may represent a small segment of the subscriber base, o�ering enhanced services with a broader appeal to subscribers can increase demand for additional bandwidth and expand the revenue opportunity for service providers.

However, not all cloud-based solutions are equal. If the new service significantly increases Internet traffic and the associated costs, or delivers mediocre performance due to factors beyond the control of the provider, the anticipated pro�ts may never materialize (Figure 1). Hosting a private cloud for video surveillance in the datacenter helps manage the cost of Internet tra�c and increase monthly recurring revenues.

We have all seen grainy do-it-yourself surveillance solutions that some businesses purchase for self-monitoring. Although these o�erings have a market, many customers shy away from the relative poor quality. By o�ering subscribers the opportunity to purchase HD-quality video surveillance—at a competitive price—both the service provider and the subscriber bene�ts from superior quality. In addition, when deployed as one element in a comprehensive set of smart-premise services, the value to the business, farm, or residential subscriber increases exponentially.

Delivery of these high-value services can be accomplished through a private or hybrid cloud architecture (Figure 2) that e�ciently uses application and storage servers in the datacenter, a simple gateway, IP cameras and other smart devices at the customer premise and the cloud to satisfy the on-the-go-subscriber with access to video playback (Figure 3) and administration. The elimination of complicated and costly equipment, such as NVR, DVR, servers, and storage arrays at the customer premise can also dramatically decrease installation costs and reduce the need for onsite service calls.

today, the majority of subscribers vastly underutilize the full capacity of the upstream path in the local loop. This presents a revenue opportunity for many providers that are able to o�er new recurring revenue services that take advantage of the excess capacity between the premise and the datacenter or central o�ce – without

Service providers often restrict upstream access rates in order to bene�t from more pro�table advanced service tiers for customers that demand higher bandwidth capacity and Internet access. Customers with high upstream requirements may be serious gamers or businesses that deliver high volumes of data to

Figure 1: Hybrid Cloud Video Quality vs. Internet-based Storage Solution Quality


Driving New Revenue from Underused Upstream Capacity with Video Surveillance Services

Craig Steen, President and CEO, Clear2there

With the private cloud approach, managing customer video archive requirements is easily accomplished in the datacenter with simple partitioning that is common in cloud and network based storage solutions. The shared pool of resources gives the service provider the �exibility to expand a customer’s storage capacity with a simple command process as needed. This eliminates the need for truck rolls and installation of additional on premise equipment that would be required for premise based solutions. And adjusting the upstream bandwidth limits is a simple command as well.

The datacenter-based cloud approach gives the service provider the advantage of storage e�ciency and reduced operational expense while tapping the excess upstream network capacity. Using this model, the provider can leverage the existing infrastructure to deliver new value-added services like HD video to generate greater pro�ts with only minimal incremental costs. Any way you slice it, it’s a winning combination.

Figure 2: Hybrid Cloud Architecture

Figure 3: Video Playback on a Mobile Device


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KGP Logistics Item # Mfr. Part # DescriptionADTRAN Broadband Access

Call KGP Logistics at 1-800-755-1950 Total Access 5000 Active Ethernet 24-Port Access Module

Call KGP Logistics at 1-800-755-1950 Total Access 5000 23-Inch ANSI Chassis

Call KGP Logistics at 1-800-755-1950 Total Access 5006 Chassis

Call KGP Logistics at 1-800-755-1950 Total Access 5004

Call KGP Logistics at 1-800-755-1950 Total Access 1100 - ATM DSLAMs

Call KGP Logistics at 1-800-755-1950 Total Access 1100 - Broadband DLC

Call KGP Logistics at 1-800-755-1950 Total Access 1100F

Call KGP Logistics at 1-800-755-1950 Total Access 1148A ADSL2+ Broadband Access System

Call KGP Logistics at 1-800-755-1950 Total Access 11xxV VDSL2 Broadband Access Systems


Call KGP Logistics at 1-800-755-1950 Total Access 5000 with DSL Blades

Call KGP Logistics at 1-800-755-1950 Single Family Unit (SFU) ONTs

Call KGP Logistics at 1-800-755-1950 Multi - Dwelling Unit (MDU) ONT

Call KGP Logistics at 1-800-755-1950 Small Business Unit ONTs

Call KGP Logistics at 1-800-755-1950 Total Access 5000 MSAP/MSAN

Call KGP Logistics at 1-800-755-1950 DS3 NIU

Call KGP Logistics at 1-800-755-1950 HDSLx/T1

Call KGP Logistics at 1-800-755-1950 High Density M13 Multiplexers

Call KGP Logistics at 1-800-755-1950 M13 Multiplexers

Call KGP Logistics at 1-800-755-1950 Multi-Service Access Nodes (hiX 5600 Series)

Call KGP Logistics at 1-800-755-1950 Multi-Service Access Platform (Total Access 5000)


Call KGP Logistics at 1-800-755-1950 Single Family Unit (SFU) ONTs



Call KGP Logistics at 1-800-755-1950 Total Access 11xxV VDSL2 Broadband Access Systems



Call KGP Logistics at 1-800-755-1950 Total Access 1248V VDSL2 Broadband Access System


ADTRAN Carrier Ethernet

Call KGP Logistics at 1-800-755-1950 Total Access 1400 Series

Call KGP Logistics at 1-800-755-1950 NetVanta 800 Series, High Performance Ethernet NTU

Call KGP Logistics at 1-800-755-1950 EoCu Aggregators

Call KGP Logistics at 1-800-755-1950 EoCu SHDSL NTUs

Call KGP Logistics at 1-800-755-1950 Access Modules

Call KGP Logistics at 1-800-755-1950 NetVanta 8000 Series


Call KGP Logistics at 1-800-755-1950 Total Access 5000/5006 ONE Transport Modules

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KGP Logistics Item # Mfr. Part # DescriptionADTRAN Mobil BackhaulCall KGP Logistics at 1-800-755-1950 OPTI-6100 LMXCall KGP Logistics at 1-800-755-1950 OPTI-6100 MXCall KGP Logistics at 1-800-755-1950 OPTI-6100 SMXCall KGP Logistics at 1-800-755-1950 MX4 SeriesCall KGP Logistics at 1-800-755-1950 NetVanta 800 Series, SHDSL NTUCall KGP Logistics at 1-800-755-1950 NetVanta 8000 SeriesCall KGP Logistics at 1-800-755-1950 Total Access 5000 MSAP/MSANCall KGP Logistics at 1-800-755-1950 Total Access 5000/5006 ONE Transport ModulesCall KGP Logistics at 1-800-755-1950 Total Access 5000/5006 ONE WDM ModulesCall KGP Logistics at 1-800-755-1950 OPTI-3 Series

Clear2there Smart Home Solutions0000392731 VBPILOTRES Pilot (Evaluation) Kit - Ordering this includes all the components below0000382043 VBAPPL-ZW Viewbiquity Edge Gateway - maintains connectivity with all sensors/devices/video0000382044 VBTHER Smart thermostat control for standard home heating and cooling systems0000391169 VBLOCK-DIS Touchscreen Yale door lock mounted in demo stand0000382046 VBENER Home energy consumption monitor0000382064 VBQIPCAM1 Quality IP Camera - 640x480 MPEG4 for recorded video, dual streaming,0000396811 VBTH Monitors both temperature and humidity monitoring in a single device0000382053 VBMD2 Detects motion in a designated area0000382059 VBWS Detects water in areas of concerns or lack of water0000382049 VBASW Switch off/on any type of appliance that is plugged into this switch0000391171 VBDW Monitors opening and closing of doors and windowsPlease contact us for any further information. 800.755.1950 or www.kgplogistics.com

MeggerCall KGP Logistics at 1-800-755-1950 1002-803 HT1000/2-A StandardCall KGP Logistics at 1-800-755-1950 1002-804 HT1000/2-C VDSLCall KGP Logistics at 1-800-755-1950 1002-805 HT1000/2-CH VDSL and HPNA

CyberPower Systems from PREMIER0000387817 CSN27U12V DC Power Supply Indoor 12v 24-watt 7.2 amp-hr Battery Floating Grnd 0000366131 CSN27U12V-NA3 DC Pwr Sply Indoor 12v 24-watt 7.2 amp-hr Batt w/ 3 Prong Pwr Cord Floating Grnd0000366132 CSN27U12V-NA3-G DC Pwr Sply Indoor 12v 24-watt 7.2 amp-hr Batt w/ 3 Prong Pwr Cord Earth Grnd

PREMIER Broadband Digital Splitters0000361205 PT-8110ME 2-Way Horizontal Port Coax Splitter, 5-1200MHz, MoCA 1.1 Compliant0000396703 PT-8110MPV 2-Way Vertical Port Coax Splitter, 5-1200MHz, MoCA 1.1 Compliant0000361208 PT-8002ME 3-Way Horizontal Port Coax Splitter, Balanced, 5-1200MHz, MoCA 1.1 Compliant0000361206 PT-8112ME 3-Way Vertical Port Coax Splitter, Unbalanced, 5-1200MHz, MoCA 1.1 Compliant0000396704 PT-8112MPV 3-Way Vertical Port Coax Splitter, Unbalanced, 5-1200MHz, MoCA 1.1 Compliant0000403069 PT-8002MPV 3-Way Vertical Port Coax Splitter, Balanced, 5-1200MHz, MoCA 1.1 Compliant0000361211 PT-8113ME 4-Way Horizontal Port Coax Splitter, 5-1200MHz, MoCA 1.1 Compliant0000372701 PT-8113MPV 4 -Way Vertical Port Coax Splitter, 5-1200MHz, MoCA 1.1 Compliant0000403070 PT-8116MPV 6-Way Vertical Port Coax Splitter, 5-1200MHz, MoCA 1.1 Compliant0000361142 PT-8116MPVT 6-Way Vert Port Coax Splitter w/Horiz Input Port, 5-1200Mhz, MoCA 1.1 Compliant0000403071 PT-8118MPV 8-Way Vertical Port Coax Splitter, 5-1200MHz, MoCA 1.1 Compliant0000372700 PT-8118MPVT 8-Way Vert Port Coax Splitter w/Horiz Input Port, 5-1200Mhz, MoCA 1.1 Compliant

Ordering Guide - Cont.

KGP Logistics Item # Mfr. Part # DescriptionPREMIER HPNA Compliant Splitters

0000399690 PT-GSP-2 2-Way Horizontal Port Coax Splitter, 3-1550MHz bandwidth0000399691 PT-GSP-2V 2-Way Vertical Port Coax Splitter, 3-1550MHz bandwidth0000399692 PT-GSP-3 3-Way Horizontal Port Coax Splitter, Unbalanced, 3-1550MHz bandwidth0000399693 PT-GSP-3V 3-Way Vertical Port Coax Splitter, Unbalanced, 3-1550MHz bandwidth0000399694 PT-GSP-4 4-Way Horizontal Port Coax Splitter, 3-1550MHz bandwidth0000399695 PT-GSP-4V 4-Way Vertical Port Coax Splitter, 3-1550MHz bandwidth0000399697 PT-GSP-6V 6-Way Vertical Port Coax Splitter, 3-1550MHz bandwidth0000399698 PT-GSP-6VT 6-Way Vert Port Coax Splitter w/Horizontal Input Port, 3-1550MHz bandwidth0000392567 PT-GSP-8V 8-Way Vertical Port Coax Splitter, 3-1550MHz bandwidth0000392568 PT-GSP-8VT 8-Way Vert Port Coax Splitter w/Horizontal Input Port, 3-1550MHz bandwidth

PREMIER MoCA 2.0 Compliant Splitters0000400300 PT-8110MO 2-Way Horizontal Port Coax Splitter, 54-1675 MHz bandwidth0000400301 PT-8110MOV 2-Way Vertical Port Coax Splitter, 54-1675 MHz bandwidth0000400302 PT-8002MO 3-Way Horizontal Port Coax Splitter, Balanced, 54-1675 MHz bandwidth0000400303 PT-8112MO 3-Way Horizontal Port Coax Splitter, Unbalanced, 54-1675 MHz bandwidth0000400304 PT-8112MOV 3-Way Vertical Port Coax Splitter, Unbalanced, 54-1675 MHz bandwidth0000400305 PT-8113MO 4-Way Horizontal Port Coax Splitter, 54-1675 MHz bandwidth0000403042 PT-8113MOV 4-Way Vertical Port Coax Splitter, 54-1675 MHz bandwidth0000403043 PT-8116MOVT 6-Way Vertical Port Coax Splitter w/Horizontal Input Port, 54-1675 MHz0000403044 PT-8118MOVT 8-Way Vertical Port Coax Splitter w/Horizontal Input Port, 54-1675 MHz

TE Connectivity Flexible Fiber Box (FFB) Series

Ordering Guide - Cont.

* Internal spool holds up to 250’ of 12-fiber cable, or up to 100’ of 24-fiber cable. Additionalslack storage available in increments of 100’ on an external spool.

Catalog Number Con�gurator

FFB-R _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

1 Spool

R Yes

2 Fiber Count When Loaded

000 None

012 12 Fibers

024 24 Fibers

3 Feeder Side Connector Type

0 None/ Stub

Singlemode

E MPO

4 Feeder Side Input/Output Plate

Singlemode

S 1 1/2” Strain Relief Grommet

5 Drop Side Connector Type

0 None/Stub

Singlemode

2 Splice Tray (Heat Shrink)

K LC/UPC

7 SC/UPC

J SC/APC

9 Cable Length (Meters)(Fiber Count)*

000 None

031 100 Ft. Spooled/ 31 M (12,24)

061 200 Ft. Spooled/ 61 M (12)

077 250 Ft. Spooled/ 77 M (12)

8 Cable Type

00 None

Singlemode

DU Indoor/Outdoor 3.6mm

7 Feeder Side Input/Output Plate

S 1 1/2” Strain Relief Grommet

6 Drop Side Plate Type

0 None/Stub

2 Splice Tray (Heat Shrink)

S Sliding Adapter Type

L Fixed Adapter Type

Indoor/Outdoor Rapid and Fixed Demarc and Aggregation Boxes

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