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Suttle's Videos are Also Available on YouTube

Though you can still get to our product videos from either a specific product's detail page or from our Video Area under the Support tab, you can now access them via our new YouTube Channel as well. Just another way to stay up-to-date on Suttle's new videos and information.

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649NV-48
1-line VDSL2 NID splitter,
RJ14 test jack (pair 1 = network, pair 2 = premise), 3 x single-pair tool-less toggles for voice, 1 x single-pair tool-less toggle for data (purple)

VDSL2 NID Splitter
AVAILABLE NOW!

The Suttle VDSL2 NID Splitter is designed to provide POTS service with DSL technology.
It's ideally suited to handle robust ring-trip protection for non-zero cross ringers to eliminate video distortion due to pixelization. The splitter is unique with its single slot solution to fit inside various NIDS along with its tool-less technology. The toggle design allows three pair tool less voice distribution and one pair tool less data distribution. A key benefit to the toggles is the clear material used to allow the installer an open view of their connection.

TR-127 (Ring Trip Mitigation): Approved
GR-3167: Compliant
FCC: Approved

 

What is Ring Trip Mitigation?

The interaction of telephony and video signaling places special demands on VDSL2 splitters. When a telephone is "off-hook," the battery at the central office provides -48VDC over the phone line. When the phone is ringing, peak ring voltage is 127 volts. If the subscriber answers the phone (a condition called "ring trip") at the negative peak of the voltage cycle, the instantaneous voltage (a combined -48VDC from the CO battery and -127 from the ringer) adds up to -175 volts. When this happens, an ordinary splitter can allow high-voltage, high-frequency transients to enter and interfere with the VDSL2 spectrum. This, in turn, can cause corruption or loss of data packets and interference with video signals.

The problem is not too significant in the case of data since TCP/IP can request packet retransmission. Video, on the other hand, is a streaming service and does not allow for retransmission. In order to provide uninterrupted video service and compete with video services on cable, the service provider must use high quality video-grade VDSL2 splitters. These splitters work with the DSL chipset to reduce or eliminate problematic ring trip effects. Appropriate splitters must be configured at the CO and in the network interface device at the customer premise.

See more VDSL2 considerations in our free whitepaper.

Founded in 1910, Suttle is a leading manufacturer of communication connectivity products to the major service providers and installers. Suttle provides connections for voice, data, and video communications throughout the world. Residential or commercial, new installation or retrofit, Suttle has the products to enable reliable communications.

An ISO 9001 and TL9000 registered company and headquartered in Hector, MN, Suttle is a wholly owned subsidiary of Communications Systems, Inc., a publicly traded company (NASDAQ: JCS).

Have questions or comments on how Suttle can better serve you? Contact Customer Service at suttlesales@commsysinc.com or by calling toll free at 1-800-852-8662, or visiting us online
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