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Intermediate Distribution Frame (IDF)

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Definition of “Intermediate Distribution Frame (IDF)” :

An Intermediate Distribution Frame (IDF) is a cable rack that interconnects and manages the telecommunications wiring between end users and a Main Distribution Frame (MDF). It’s typically used in large-scale networks to reduce cable clutter and improve organization.

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