SS, Super, QS
Quad shielding
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Riser cables
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Power-limited tray cable
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Plenum cables
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Multipurpose cable
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Messengered/serial/overhead cables used to hang drop from the house to the street.
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Power-limited fire protective signaling cables
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Flooded underground cables, Amorphous polypropylene drop.
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Polyethylene jacket
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CSA Flame Test FT-4
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CSA Flame Test FT-1coax
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Communications use: communications network and telecommunications cabling.
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The lowest fire-rated cables and must comply with UL VW-1 Vertical-Speciman Flame Test remote-control, signaling and power-limited cables.
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Class 2, Class 3
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Bonded foil
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Generally meaningless.
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Involves selling New Product to New Customers. Good deal of risk in chasing Z4 and you’re probably better off chasing Z2 or Z3 opportunities.
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Involves selling Existing Product to a New Customers. Market share growth by taking business away from a competitor.
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Involves selling New Products to Existing Customers. Since we already know the customer, we’re growing by getting more share of their wallet.
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Involves selling Existing Product to Existing Customers. For the most part, this can be considered to be flow, or repetitive, business.
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