Curtis-Straus test reports have been found acceptable to all RBOCs. Curtis-Straus has worked hard to understand and apply the individual requirements of each RBOC and carrier, including Verizon, SBC, Qwest, Bell South, AT&T, MCI, Worldcom and Sprint. Public guidance documents are distributed to all free of charge on Curtis-Straus’ web site at http://www.curtis-straus.com/nebs.html. At Curtis-Straus the job doesn’t end with the delivery of the report. Due to the complexity of NEBS standards, often the Regional Bell Operating Company (RBOC) representative reviewing the test report may need further interpretive guidance on particular aspects of a product’s compliance and Curtis-Straus is experienced in helping our customers provide that information.

Curtis-Straus’ 9,100 sq. ft. GR-63 laboratory at 168 Ayer Road in Littleton, Massachusetts has been specially designed from the ground up to accommodate the special needs of NEBS equipment. From extra tall 8’ doors on all walking chambers to dual 400A 48VDC busses distributing power throughout, the facility is specifically designed to do NEBS. Our laboratory at 527 Great Road was one of the first in the North East to offer GR-1089 testing and has the most capacity of any NEBS laboratory with four Open Area Test Sites operating double shifts ensuring flexibility in scheduling to react to product retro fixes or availability issues. Curtis-Straus is your one-stop-shop serving the NEBS testing community. Manufacturers of telecom central office equipment have long recognized Curtis-Straus as a leading expert in NEBS testing. Curtis-Straus’ experts bring insight, technical expertise, and outstanding customer service to the NEBS test sequence.