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3933 US Route 11 Cortland, NY 1345 Telephone: (67) 753-6711 Facsimile: (67) 758-3659 www.intertek.com April 4, 213 Test Report Number: 33592CRT-99 Project Number: 33592 Legrand North America 125 Eugene O Neill Drive New London, CT 632 Ph (86) 445-38 Fax (86) 45-297 TEST: Electrical transmission performance testing of a cabling configuration to the requirements of ANSI/TIA-568-C.2 Balanced Twisted-Pair Telecommunication Cabling and Component Standards for Category 5e Channel. SAMPLE DESCRIPTION: The client supplied and tested a 2-Connector channel as illustrated below and referenced to as ncompass CAT 5e+ U/UTP Channel, 2-Connector, 7 meters (21 ft). 1 2 2 3 3 Component ID Manufacturer Part Number Length/Qty Description 1 Superior Essex 52-2-x8 5 m (15 ft) Cobra Cable, C5e+ U/UTP CMP 2 Ortronics, Inc. OR-PHD5E6U24 2 (24 Port) Clarity C5e Patch Panel 3 Ortronics, Inc. OR-MC5E3-9 1m (3 ft) /2 Clarity C5e U/UTP Patch Cords STANDARD USED: ANSI/TIA-568-C.2-29: Balanced Twisted-Pair Telecommunications Cabling and Components Standard, dated August 29 Note: U/UTP is a newer designation for LAN UTP cable construction. SECTIONS: 6.2: Channel transmission performance (6.2.1 to 6.2.26) AUTHORIZATION: The project was authorized by Mr. Rob Aekins RCDD, representing Legrand Data Communications Incorporated. Page 1 of 2 This report is for the exclusive use of Intertek s Client and is provided pursuant to the agreement between Intertek and its Client. Intertek s responsibility and liability are limited to the terms and conditions of the agreement. Intertek assumes no liability to any party, other than to the Client in accordance with the agreement, for any loss, expense or damage occasioned by the use of this report. Only the Client is authorized to permit copying or distribution of this report and then only in its entirety. Any use of the Intertek name or one of its marks for the sale or advertisement of the tested material, product or service must first be approved in writing by Intertek. The observations and test results in this report are relevant only the sample tested. This report by itself does not imply that the material, product or service is or has ever been under an Intertek certification program. Intertek Testing Services NA, Inc.

Ortronics Test report number 33592CRT-99 April 17, 213 EQUIPMENT LIST: The following equipment was employed in conducting the tests. Equipment used Model number Serial number Calibration date Calibration due date Agilent Technologies Network Analyzer E571B MY4243324 6/1/212 6/1/213 Hewlett Packard Multimeter 3441A US3635667 6/1/212 6/1/213 DATE OF TEST: April 2, 213 TEST REPORT REVISION HISTORY: First Issue: April 3, 213 Original Document RESULTS: See appendixes A through C for the test results. CONCLUSION: The channel cabling configuration, as previously described and supplied by the client, was tested in accordance with the standard referred to herein, and did comply with the indicated applicable transmission requirements. The procedures and requirements from the standard were followed, and the testing was performed at the client s facility as part of their qualifications under Intertek s SAT program. Reviewed and Approved By: Antoine Pelletier Engineer Global Cabling Products Testing John Cash Technician Global Cabling Products Testing Page 2 of 2 Intertek Testing Services NA, Inc.

Ortronics Test report number 33592CRT-99 April 17, 213 Appendix A Test results Internal (core) transmission characteristics This appendix contains 5 pages. Intertek Testing Services NA, Inc.

NEXT as measured from the TELECOMMUNICATIONS ROOM (TR) -2-6 -1-12 PrC 12 PrC 13 PrC 14 PrC 23 PrC 24 PrC 34 Frequency Calculated Measured (MHz) Freq 33.5 16.4 49.9 33.5 Points 1. 27.6 87.6 6. 4. 21.8 75.4 53.5 8. 22.3 7.9 48.6 1. 21.7 68.7 47. 16. 23.3 66.9 43.6 2. 21.5 63.5 42. 25. 22.9 63.2 4.3 31.25 19.6 58.3 38.7 62.5 16.4 5. 33.6 1. 17.5 47.6 3.1 2. 38.3 n/a 25. 39.3 n/a 3. 34.7 n/a 4. 34.3 n/a 5. 32.6 n/a 65. 3.2 n/a NEXT as measured from the WORK AREA (WA) -2-6 -1-12 PrC 12 PrC 13 PrC 14 PrC 23 PrC 24 PrC 34 Frequency Calculated Measured (MHz) Freq 1. 16.4 46.5 3.1 Points 1. 25.9 85.9 6. 4. 22.1 75.7 53.5 8. 22.6 71.2 48.6 1. 23.2 7.2 47. 16. 22.4 66. 43.6 2. 2.6 62.6 42. 25. 21.4 61.7 4.3 31.25 19.7 58.4 38.7 62.5 18.8 52.3 33.6 1. 16.4 46.5 3.1 2. 39.6 n/a 25. 37. n/a 3. 34. n/a 4. 32.7 n/a 5. 28.1 n/a 65. 25.3 n/a

PSNEXT as measured from the TELECOMMUNICATIONS ROOM (TR) -2-6 -1 Pr4 Frequency Calculated Calculated (MHz) Freq 62.9 16.6 47.1 3.5 Points 1. 27.7 84.7 57. 4. 22.4 73. 5.5 8. 22.2 67.8 45.6 1. 22.5 66.5 44. 16. 22. 62.6 4.6 2. 2.3 59.3 39. 25. 21.4 58.8 37.3 31.25 21.8 57.5 35.7 62.5 16.6 47.2 3.6 1. 18. 45.1 27.1 2. 36.5 n/a 25. 34.9 n/a 3. 33.8 n/a 4. 31.6 n/a 5. 28.9 n/a 65. 27.7 n/a PSNEXT as measured from the WORK AREA (WA) -2-6 -1 Pr4 Frequency Calculated Calculated (MHz) Freq 1. 16.9 44. 27.1 Points 1. 26.9 83.9 57. 4. 23.1 73.7 5.5 8. 22.8 68.4 45.6 1. 23. 67. 44. 16. 21.8 62.4 4.6 2. 2.2 59.1 39. 25. 21. 58.4 37.3 31.25 19.7 55.4 35.7 62.5 17.5 48.1 3.6 1. 16.9 44. 27.1 2. 37. n/a 25. 34.3 n/a 3. 33.5 n/a 4. 31.3 n/a 5. 25.6 n/a 65. 23.9 n/a

RL as measured from the TELECOMMUNICATIONS ROOM (TR) -2-6 Pr4 Frequency Calculated Measured (MHz) Freq 33.3 9.1 23.9 14.8 Points 1. 16.6 33.6 17. 4. 12.5 29.5 17. 8. 13.7 3.7 17. 1. 13.5 3.5 17. 16. 11.2 28.2 17. 2. 13.7 3.7 17. 25. 2.6 36.6 16. 31.25 9.7 24.7 15.1 62.5 16.3 28.3 12.1 1. 17.4 27.4 1. 2. 27.6 n/a 25. 21.9 n/a 3. 24.1 n/a 4. 15.6 n/a 5. 13.3 n/a 65. 14.2 n/a RL as measured from the WORK AREA (WA) -2-6 Pr4 Frequency Calculated Measured (MHz) Freq 33.3 9.6 24.3 14.8 Points 1. 17.8 34.8 17. 4. 13.2 3.2 17. 8. 14.9 31.9 17. 1. 15.2 32.2 17. 16. 11.1 28.1 17. 2. 12.1 29.1 17. 25. 16.1 32.1 16. 31.25 1.1 25.1 15.1 62.5 13.8 25.8 12.1 1. 15.2 25.3 1. 2. 29. n/a 25. 2.5 n/a 3. 26.3 n/a 4. 15.9 n/a 5. 13.4 n/a 65. 14.4 n/a

ACRF -2-6 -1-12 -14 PrC13 PrC21 PrC24 PrC32 PrC41 PrC43 PrC12 PrC14 PrC23 PrC31 PrC34 PrC42 Frequency Calculated Measured (MHz) Freq 41.6 13.1 38.1 25. Points 1. 14.5 71.9 57.4 4. 13.3 58.7 45.4 8. 14.8 54.1 39.3 1. 14.8 52.2 37.4 16. 14.4 47.7 33.3 2. 15.2 46.6 31.4 25. 15.2 44.7 29.4 31.25 14.4 41.9 27.5 62.5 15.5 37. 21.5 1. 15.5 32.9 17.4 2. 27. n/a 25. 24.9 n/a 3. 23.5 n/a 4. 18.9 n/a 5. 17.9 n/a 65. 16.9 n/a PSACRF -2-6 -1 Pr4 Frequency Calculated Calculated (MHz) Freq 41.8 16. 37.9 22. Points 1. 16.9 71.3 54.4 4. 16.2 58.6 42.4 8. 17.2 53.6 36.3 1. 17.2 51.7 34.4 16. 17.3 47.7 3.3 2. 17.7 46.1 28.4 25. 17.6 44.1 26.4 31.25 17.3 41.8 24.5 62.5 17.9 36.4 18.5 1. 17.9 32.3 14.4 2. 26.7 n/a 25. 24.6 n/a 3. 22.9 n/a 4. 18.8 n/a 5. 17.6 n/a 65. 16.2 n/a

INSERTION LOSS (ATTN) -1-2 -3-5 Series1 Pr4 Series2 Series3 Series4 Series5-6 1 1 1 1 1 Frequency Calculated Measured (MHz) Freq 1.81 2.47.53 3. Points 1. 2.48.5 3. 4. 3.89.6 4.5 8. 5.77.6 6.3 1. 6.52.6 7.1 16. 8.31.7 9.1 2. 9.29.9 1.2 25. 1.48.9 11.4 31.25 11.82 1. 12.9 62.5 17.22 1.4 18.6 1. 22.34 1.7 24. 2. 2.5 n/a 25. 3. n/a 3. 3.3 n/a 4. 3.9 n/a 5. 4.7 n/a 65. 6.1 n/a GLOSSARY of TERMS Calculated Margin: Points: Frequency Point: LIMIT Value: Measured Value: Freq: Freq (Margin): Worst Case: ACR / PSACR: The minimum difference in db between the measured value and the LIMIT value at the specifed frequency point for all tested pairs (CalculateMargin@1MHz = MeasuredValue@1MHz - LIMITValue@1MHz ). Specific reference points of interest in MHz within the swept frequencies. A specific frequency point in megahertz (MHz) for which the data indicated is applicable. The calculated response LIMIT in db at the indicated frequency point as calculated using applicable equations defined by the appropriate standard. The worst case measured response in db at the frequency indicated for all tested pairs. The band of measured values from 1 MHz to the upper frequency LIMIT as defined by the category of test. The minimum margin in db detected across the Frequency band. A composite value calculated from the maximum response of each pair or pair combination at a given frequency. (WorstCase 1MHz = Max( 1MHz, 1MHz, 1MHz,Pr4 1MHz ) etc. If Provided are for reference only. Limit line(s) are provided for reference and are calculated as the difference between the applicable NEXT Loss and Insertion loss limits (ACR limit = NEXT limit - Il. limit ).

Ortronics Test report number 33592CRT-99 April 17, 213 Appendix B Test results ACR transmission performance provided for reference ONLY This appendix contains 2 pages. Intertek Testing Services NA, Inc.

Pair-to-Pair ACR as measured from the TELECOMMUNICATIONS ROOM (TR) 4-12 PrC 12 PrC 13 PrC 14 PrC 23 PrC 24 PrC 34 Frequency Calculated Calculated (MHz) Freq 1.1 25.2-85.1-59.8 Points 1. 26.2-87.1-6.9 4. 26. -75. -49. 8. 28.3-7.5-42.2 1. 28.4-68.2-39.8 16. 31.7-66.2-34.5 2. 3.9-62.6-31.8 25. 33.4-62.3-28.9 31.25 31.6-57.4-25.8 62.5 33.8-48.7-15. 1. 39.9-46. -6.1 2. -36. n/a 25. -36.6 n/a 3. -31.3 n/a 4. -3.4 n/a 5. -28.5 n/a NOTE: Limit line/values provided for reference ONLY and are extrapolated 65. -25. n/a from NEXT Loss and IL limit requirements. ACR limit = NEXT limit - IL limit Pair-to-Pair ACR as measured from the WORK AREA (WA) 4-12 PrC 12 PrC 13 PrC 14 PrC 23 PrC 24 PrC 34 Frequency Calculated Calculated (MHz) Freq 1. 24.5-85.4-6.9 Points 1. 24.5-85.4-6.9 4. 26.2-75.3-49. 8. 28.6-7.8-42.2 1. 3. -69.8-39.8 16. 3.8-65.3-34.5 2. 29.9-61.7-31.8 25. 32. -6.8-28.9 31.25 31.7-57.5-25.8 62.5 36.1-51.1-15. 1. 38.8-44.9-6.1 2. -37.3 n/a 25. -34.2 n/a 3. -3.7 n/a 4. -28.8 n/a 5. -23.4 n/a 65. -19.3 n/a

Power Sum (PS) ACR as measured from the TELECOMMUNICATIONS ROOM (TR) 12 Frequency Calculated Calculated 8 (MHz) Pr4 4 Freq 1.9 25.9-78.5-52.6 Points 1. 31.3-84.3-53. 4. 26.5-72.5-46. 8. 28.1-67.3-39.2 Ref PrC 12 PrC 13 PrC 14 1. 29.2-66. -36.8 16. 3.4-61.9-31.5 PrC 23 PrC 24 PrC 34 2. 29.7-58.4-28.8-12 25. 32. -57.9-25.9 1 1 1 1 1 31.25 33.8-56.6-22.8 62.5 33.9-45.9-12. 1. 4.4-43.5-3.1 2. -34. n/a 25. -32.1 n/a 3. -3.7 n/a 4. -27.8 n/a 5. -24.2 n/a NOTE: Limit line/values provided for reference ONLY and are extrapolated 65. -21.6 n/a from PSNEXT Loss and IL limit requirements. psacr limit = psnext limit - IL limit Power Sum (PS) ACR as measured from the WORK AREA (WA) 12 8 4 Pr4 Ref PrC 12 PrC 13 PrC 14 PrC 23 PrC 24 PrC 34-12 1 1 1 1 1 1 Frequency Calculated Calculated (MHz) Freq 1.8 25.9-78.8-52.9 Points 1. 3.5-83.5-53. 4. 27.2-73.2-46. 8. 28.7-67.9-39.2 1. 29.6-66.5-36.8 16. 3.1-61.6-31.5 2. 29.5-58.3-28.8 25. 31.6-57.5-25.9 31.25 31.5-54.4-22.8 62.5 34.8-46.7-12. 1. 39.3-42.4-3.1 2. -34.5 n/a 25. -31.5 n/a 3. -3.4 n/a 4. -27.4 n/a 5. -2.8 n/a 65. -17.9 n/a