The annual award created by Megger recognizes USA distributors that achieve objectives as set forth by both companies.

“We feel honored to be recognized by Megger for distribution product sales here in the USA,” said President and COO Mike Novello. “Megger is a great partner with industry leading electric test equipment for most any electrical power application.”

About Megger

For over 100 years Megger has been the premier provider of electric test equipment and measuring instruments for electrical power applications. Megger provides a full service solution to meet most any electrical test and measurement need. Megger products provide testing solutions in the most critical maintenance areas including cable fault locating, protective relay testing, and power quality testing. The most recent addition to Megger’s range is an innovative range of instruments for testing telecommunications and data integrity. Working with both copper and optical technologies, and collaborating closely with the major industry players, the firm has developed easy to use products to keep the costs of test and measurement down and productivity up.

About Test Equipment Connection Corporation

Test Equipment Connection Corp., Test Equipment Connection Pte. Ltd., and TE Connection Asia Limited are industry-leading suppliers of new, refurbished and second-hand electronic test and measurement (“T&M”) equipment. The companies sell, buy, lease, rent, trade, repair and calibrate over 315 manufacturers including Anritsu, Rohde & Schwarz, Agilent, Tektronix, Advantest, LeCroy, Chroma and Fluke, with thousands of products available. The companies are a single source supplier with in-house calibration laboratories assuring that customers receive only the highest quality T&M equipment and support. Test Equipment Connection Corporation has over 250,000 customers, a 45,000 square foot warehouse and repair facility in the US, and 17 years of profitability and financial strength.

Visit http://www.testequipmentconnection.com or email sales@testequipmentconnection.com for more information.

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Test Equipment Connection Corporation

30 Skyline Drive

Lake Mary, FL 32746 USA   (800) 615-8378 x 141

Test Equipment Connection Pte. Ltd.

6 Battery Road

#31-00 Standard Chartered Bank Building

Singapore 049909

Telephone: 65-6320-8596

TE Connection Asia, Ltd.

Unit 13, 16 / FL Fotan Industrial Centre

26-28 Au Pui Wan Street

Fotan Shatin N.T. Hong Kong   Telephone: 852-2690-1360

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Megger Bite2P

The BITE 2P Battery Impedance Test Set determines the condition of lead-acid and nickel-cadmium cells up to 7000 Ah. An advanced feature set has been developed that includes Pass/Warning/Fail calculations based on a user-entered baseline value, advanced printing functions and more. The case of the BITE 2P consists of both the transmitter and a carrying case for all of the standard accessories and some of the optional accessories, in an all-in-one unit. The BITE 2 and its accessories fit into a sturdy canvas case with a shoulder strap.

SCT Series
Structured Cable Tester
Certifies Category 7, 6a, 6 and 5e cabling
Exceeds Level IV Accuracy
1 to 1000 MHz frequency range

Most intuitive and easy to operate LAN certification tester on the market

Powerful diagnostics pinpoint the distance to link disturbances on each measured pair

Best return on your investment given low operating costs and superior reliability

The SCT Series is a high-performance tester for certifying and evaluating copper and fiber cabling installations.

The SCT Series are unmatched for flexibility with improved device features including 1/4 VGA color display, USB & serial ports; compact flash, secure digital, multimedia card storage, unit-to-unit audio and 64 Mb of internal memory.

Designed for cable installers and network owners who need to certify the performance of high-speed cabling to today’s industry standards and tomorrow’s emerging standards, the SCT Series delivers unmatched performance and accuracy.

Whether certifying cabling installations, troubleshooting problems, migrating to a high-speed network, or re-certifying after add-ins, moves or expansions, the SCT Series exceeds expectations.

Certify singlemode and multimode fiber optic links at 850, 1300, 1310 and 1550 nm wavelengths

Provide fully compliant Tier 1 Certification

Capabilities include length, loss and power measurements, power meter and light source

Perform bi-directional testing without swapping primary and secondary units

Integrated VFL for diagnosing link problems

Most intuitive and easy to operate fiber optic certification tester on the market

SCT-MMA  Fiber Optic Adapters
As the number of fiber optic links in the network increases it’s essential that your certification tester seamlessly certifies both copper and fiber, efficiently combining all media results together for analysis and reporting. The SCT-MMA and SCT-SMA fiber optic adapters fulfill this need by converting the SCT into a fully compliant Tier 1 multimode and singlemode fiber optic certification tester. Now you can confidently certify all of your copper and fiber optic links with the snap of an adapter.

The SCT fiber optic solution offers powerful capability and features including length measurement, two-fiber, dual-wavelength loss measurements, single and bi-directional fiber measurements, power meter mode, light source mode, Fiber-Map and visual fault locator (VFL) capability. The SCT Autotest differs from other units by returning a length measurement and four loss measurements when testing dual fibers.

Fully Compliant Tier 1 Certification
The SCT fiber optic adapters create a fully Tier 1 compliant testing solution measuring length, loss, and polarity.

The SCT also differs from some units by performing bi-directional testing on two fibers at two wavelengths without exchanging the Primary and Secondary units.

Testing Fiber and Copper is a Snap
Fiber optic and copper certification is a snap with the SCT. Switching between copper and fiber certification is faster and more reliable than any other solution, simply snap in an adapter. Only the SCT allows the user to create dual media projects that store all necessary copper and fiber optic certification parameters in one project. With dual media projects and the ability to automatically recognize copper and fiber optic adapters the SCT can seamlessly switch between copper and fiber optic testing and project parameters with the snap of an adapter.

Visual Fault Locator
The SCT fiber optic adapters include a visual fault locator (VFL) as an easy to use troubleshooting tool. The VFL can locate and visibly identify faults on fiber optic cables. The VFL features a 635-nm visible red laser source. The presence of the VFL’s red light indicates a trouble spot in the fiber such as a break or sharp bend. The VFL can be used with either multimode or singlemode fiber. The VFL creates a continuous or modulated light source powerful enough to escape from sharp bends and breaks in jacketed or bare fiber as well as poorly mated connectors, making it ideal for locating trouble spots in jumper cables, distribution frames, splice strays, patch panels, cable splice points and for tracing fiber

Huawei’s Femtocell solution is a portable wireless device that connects 3G mobile handsets directly to an existing fixed broadband network, which is particularly useful for areas where high speed internet access would otherwise be limited or unavailable. Huawei’s versatile solution allows users to enjoy high bandwidth data transfer from their home or office and supports bandwidth intensive applications such as video streaming, IPTV, video conferencing and mobile broadband.

“Huawei’s Femtocell solution can help operators to increase competitiveness in the area of fixed-mobile convergence,”said Wan Biao, President of Wireless Product Line, Huawei. “China Unicom’s subscribers can now enjoy superior mobile broadband service everywhere, especially at home.”

Huawei has deployed 40 Femtocell networks around the world, more than any other company in the industry. These deployments have been made in partnership with leading telecoms operators including China Unicom, Vodafone, and other top tier operators in Europe. In December 2008, Huawei deployed the world’s first 3G femtocell commercial network in Singapore.

About Huawei
Huawei Technologies is a leader in providing next-generation telecommunications networks, and now serves 36 of the world’s top 50 operators, along with over one billion users worldwide. The company is committed to providing innovative and customized products, services and solutions to create long-term value and growth potential for its customers. (source www.huawei.com)

Major corporate players in the Corridor include G.E. Power Systems, Harris Corporation, Jabil Circuit, Mitsubishi Power Systems, Raytheon Systems Co. and Siemens Westinghouse Power Corp., among others.  Even more significant are the small companies and start-ups throughout the 23-county region developing revolutionary advancements in the field.  UF spin-out, Sinmat (http://www.sinmat.com) is applying the company’s tested methods to make robust, resilient semiconductors, while Planar Energy Devices (http://www.planarenergy.com) in Orlando is creating next generation batteries that are lighter, more durable and longer-lasting.  Both have taken advantage of the Florida High Tech Corridor Council’s Matching Grants Research Program to advance their technologies.

The partnerships forged by these companies and institutions create a dynamic atmosphere for progress in the Corridor’s microelectronics and nanotechnology sector.

About The Florida High Tech Corridor Council:
The Florida High Tech Corridor Council was established by the Legislature in 1996 to attract, retain and grow high tech industry and to help develop the workforce to support those industries in the 21-county service areas of the University of Central Florida and the University of South Florida. In January 2005, the Council welcomed the University of Florida as a full partner of this unique economic development initiative, merging the strengths of three world-class universities and bringing the number of Corridor counties to 23.

The Corridor Council is a partnership involving more than 20 local and regional economic development organizations (EDOs) and 14 community colleges serving the 23-county region. The Council itself is made-up of the presidents of the three state universities, the presidents of two of the community colleges who serve on a rotating basis, the president of the Florida Institute of Technology, and up to 24 representatives of high tech industry. Those partnerships have resulted in a strategic approach to high tech economic development that involves matching funds research, workforce development, cultivation of technology communities and a marketing program leveraging governmental, EDO, and corporate budgets on a regional rather than local basis.

Corridor partners cooperate to identify and initiate pro-industry legislative and tax incentives, develop and provide innovative credit and non-credit training programs, and invest in infrastructure-building projects to increase Florida’s strength as a nationally-recognized, high-technology region. Since 1996, the Florida High Tech Corridor Council has partnered with more than 250 companies on 800 research projects. The Council’s investment of more than $50 million has contributed to more than $170 million in total research that has been used to retain more than 1,500 graduate and doctoral students.

The high technology focus areas of the Council are based on key strengths of the universities, and include:

• Agrictechnology
• Aviation & Aerospace
• Biotechnology
• Digital Media & Interactive Entertainment
• Financial Services
• Information Technology
• Life Sciences & Medical Technologies
• Manufacturing Design
• Marine Technologies
• Microelectronics & Nanotechnology
• Modeling, Simulation & Training
• Optics & Photonics
• Sustainable Energy
• Telecommunications