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As a member of Telecommunications Industry Association's Smart Buildings Working Group, I get to help drive broader adoption of smart buildings. Recently, I got to collaborate with other members of the SBWG, including representatives from Cisco, ITTERA Sistemas de Transporte de Información, and CRUX Technology and Security Solutions, to create the first blog in a TIA series that will explore the in-building DC power technologies used in smart buildings. In this first blog, we explain what DC power is and describe different types of DC power systems and where they’re used. It’s a great primer for industry professionals who want to better understand the differences between the four power classes defined by the National Electrical Code. This includes Class 2 and Class 4 power systems, which are particularly relevant to smart buildings. As 2025 progresses, I look forward to helping TIA with more smart building blogs, so stay tuned for updates! Happy New Year! https://lnkd.in/gkfspHqF

Have you considered how DC power is driving the next generation of smart buildings? Our very own Gale Moericke recently collaborated with Telecommunications Industry Association, Belden Inc., ITTERA Sistemas de Transporte de Información, and Cisco on a blog post to explore this exciting evolution. The piece explores how advancements in DC power technology are enabling smarter, more efficient, and sustainable buildings, paving the way for a connected future. Explore innovative insights that are reshaping the future of building design. Learn how these advancements can redefine smart infrastructure to meet today’s demands while preparing for tomorrow’s challenges. Don’t miss the opportunity to gain valuable knowledge—click the link to read the full blog and take the next step toward smarter buildings. https://lnkd.in/gDZVyyZ9 #SmartBuildings #DCPower #ConnectedSpaces #CRUXSolutions

Power over Ethernet (PoE) is booming, with new devices for smart buildings emerging daily, making it crucial to use the right cabling to avoid overheating and ensure optimal performance.

When designing your #cableassemblies and #cableinstallation it's important to consider the end-environment. Knowing whether cables need to be shielded or not presents a great opportunity to lower material costs while keeping connectivity high! #cables #networksolutions #manufacturing #computernetworking https://lnkd.in/gKdEgMqu

Wired infrastructure solutions use cable to connect all meters and sensors in a building. This solution works as long as everything is thought out, and no additions are going to be made in the future. However, if one needs to change the infrastructure in a building to add more meters or sensors, one has two options in case wires are not available at the location of the meters/sensors: 1. Hire an electrician and pay a lot of money to get the wire where you need it. 2. Use a wireless solution. Read more about how you can make your wired meters wireless down below👇 #wiredmeters #converter #wirelessmbus

Learn how the Connected Technology Industry Consortium (CTIC) is driving integrations in the smart buildings sector! Read this blog from Belden Inc.'s Ron Tellas. 🏢💡 #CTIC #systemsintegrators #connectedtechnology #Belden #smartbuildings

Learn how the Connected Technology Industry Consortium (CTIC) is driving integrations in the smart buildings sector! Read this blog from Belden Inc.'s Ron Tellas. 🏢💡 #CTIC #systemsintegrators #connectedtechnology #Belden #smartbuildings

Learn how the Connected Technology Industry Consortium (CTIC) is driving integrations in the smart buildings sector! Read this blog from Belden Inc.'s Ron Tellas. 🏢💡 #CTIC #systemsintegrators #connectedtechnology #Belden #smartbuildings

Learn how the Connected Technology Industry Consortium (CTIC) is driving integrations in the smart buildings sector! Read this blog from Belden Inc.'s Ron Tellas. 🏢💡 #CTIC #systemsintegrators #connectedtechnology #Belden #smartbuildings

Structured Cabling Market Forecast Period 2025-2034: Surge to US$ 34.74 Billion Achieving a Remarkable 10.7% CAGR Structured cabling is a standardized system of cables and hardware that connects devices to a network. It's used to transmit data, voice, and video signals throughout a building or campus. Scalability, reliability, flexibility, and future-proofing are some of the advantages offered by structured cabling. Polaris Market Research & Consulting, Inc. #StructuredCabling