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TECHNICAL INFORMATIONWallplatesWALLPLATE DIMENSIONSStandard Midway OversizesGangs 4.50 H x D* 4.88 H x .260 D 5.25 H x .260 D(114.3 H x D*) (123.8 H x 6.5 D) (133.4 H x 6.5 D)1 2.75 (69.9)W 3.13 (79.4)W 3.50 (88.9)W2 4.56 (115.9)W 4.94 (125.4)W 5.31 (134.9)W3 6.38 (161.9)W 6.75 (171.5)W —4 8.19 (208.0)W5 10 (254.0)W6 11.81 (300.0)W*DEPTHS OF STANDARD WALLPLATES: Plastic — .22 (5.6)Metal — .19 (4.7)NOTE: This chart is based on the standard calculationof adding 1.81" (46.0) width for each gang inmulti-gang wallplates.WALLPLATE SIZE COMPARISON3.50 (88.9)3.13 (79.4)2.75 (69.9)STANDARDMIDWAYOVERSIZED4.50 (114.3)4.88 (123.8)5.25 (133.4)2.75 (69.9) 2.75 (69.9).41 (10.3) 1.34 (34.1).19 (4.7)3.13 (79.4).41 (10.3).26 (6.5)3.50 (88.9).41 (10.3).26 (6.5)Technical Information.94 (23.8)2.38 (60.3)4.50 (114.3)STANDARD SIZE WALLPLATE81001 Series and 81003 SeriesPOWER RECEPTACLE WALLPLATES4.56 (115.9)1.81 (46.0)1.53 (38.9)2.66 (67.5)4.50 (114.3).19 (4.7).94 (23.8)2.38 (60.3)4.88 (123.8)MIDWAY SIZE WALLPLATE80501 Series4.56 (115.9)1.81 (46.0).94 (23.8).19 (4.7)2.38 (60.3)5.25 (133.4)OVERSIZED WALLPLATE85101 SeriesØ 2.15(54.5)2.38 (60.3)4.50 (114.3)Ø 2.47(62.6)2.38 (60.3)4.50 (114.3)4934 SeriesS7014.94 (125.4)1.81 (46.0).26 (6.5)3.13 (79.4).26 (6.5)2.75 (69.9).19 (4.7)Ø 2.15(54.5)2.38 (60.3)4.88 (123.8)Ø 2.15(54.5)2.50 (63.5)4.88 (123.8)Ø 2.15(54.5)2.50 (63.5)4.50 (114.3)V2680526 Series80528 Series4927 SeriesTo learn more about Leviton’s outstanding offering of devices visit our Website at: www.leviton.com
TECHNICAL INFORMATIONTelephone Wiring Devices Codes and StandardsIndustry StandardsAt Leviton, our concern since deregulation has been the proliferation ofpoor quality devices and equipment being attached to the network.These devices meet few of the customary standards for mechanicalintegrity and combustibility and have caused a number of problems forthose who have installed them.The responsibility for ensuring that no sub-standard devices are connectedto the network rests on everyone’s shoulders. In fact, the FCCrecently issued a Public Notice strongly reminding manufacturers, carriersand customers that the manufacture and installation of substandarddevices and equipment will not be tolerated — and that asubstantial fine is the penalty for noncompliance. Recently, organizationssuch as the Federal Communications Commission (FCC),Underwriter’s Laboratories (UL), the Canadian Standards Association(CSA), and the Telecommunications Industry Association (TIA) havebeen developing standards for premise wiring systems, Additionally,Article 800 of the National Electrical Code (NEC), published by theNational Fire Protection Association (NFPA), mandated “listing” ofequipment connected to telecommunications networks. Leviton hasalways played a role in the standards-making process and will continueto do so. We wholeheartedly support this new standards environment.■ The “extraordinary procedures,” acceptance testing, and carrier notificationfor wiring clause has been eliminated. The carrier is no longerrequired to take steps to protect the network from harm when there isa violation of Part 68 a failure during testing of newly installed wiring,or when harm has actually occurred. Once again, because the carriersnow have less access to the customer premise, they will also haveless responsibility in maintaining the network.■ Customer-provided, as well as carrier-provided plugs and jacks mustmeet Subpart F of Part 68 when newly installed on or after January 1,1991. Prior to this ruling, Part 68 could be interpreted to require thatonly the jack at the network interface conform to Part 68.Beware of the Number GameFCC Part 68, Subpart F, specifies that contacts in the telephone jacksmust have 50 micro-inches of gold over 100 micro-inches of nickel.Some manufacturers claim .5 microns of gold plating on their jack contacts.At 39.37 micro-inches per micron, that’s only 19.7 micro-inches— less than half of what is required to meet FCC Part 68 specifications.If jack contacts have not been plated with the right thickness or qualityof gold, corrosion at these critical points can cause signal degradation,equipment failure, and even damage to the public telephone network.Data networks are more at risk because even slight imperfections resultin transmission error or data loss.Industry Basics: Drawing the LineThe dividing line between public network and customer premises iscalled the demarcation point. Equipment, including wiring, on the networkside of the demarcation point is the property and responsibility ofthe local telephone company (telco). Equipment and wiring on thecustomer side is the responsibility of the customer, who may procureequipment, materials, and service from the provider of their choice. Asubscriber network interface (SNI) often called a “demarcation jack”, isrecommended to be installed at the demarcation point. A standardregistered jack is often used at this point so that the network and thepremise wiring system can be quickly separated from each other. Thelocation of the SNI depends on local rules and on such factors as thenumber of units in the facility, access, and the type and age of connectinghardware. The SNI may be inside the building or outside.FCC Part 68 RequirementsThe equipment standards outlined in FCC Part 68 were developed longbefore divestiture to assure consumers, manufacturers and carriersthat terminal equipment and wiring could be connected withoutdegrading the network. Part 68 describes minimum requirements forthe mechanical or physical properties of wiring devices such as theamount of gold on jack contacts, electrical performance, dimensionalintegrity, material properties, and spring characteristics of contacts.Only equipment meeting FCC Part 68 standards may be manufacturedand connected to the network. The vast changes that have occurred inthe industry because of evolving deregulation have made it necessaryto modify Part 68. To this end, FCC Wiring Docket 88-57 was issued in1990. There have been numerous attempts to change this docket;however, as of this writing, the following guidelines are true:■ Since 1984, Part 68 specified that all connections to the network bemade through the standard plugs and standard telephone companyprovidedjacks described in Subpart F or Part 68. Now, Docket 88-57permits customers to connect to the carrier’s jack or wiring.■ The demarcation point has been redefined to be not more than 12inches from the protector, or when no protector is present, 12 inchesfrom the point of entry to the premises. In the past, the demarcationpoint could extend into the customer premise hundreds of feet, ifnecessary, depending on the wiring application. The new 12-inch rulinglimits the carrier’s access to the customer premise.■ The carriers are not responsible for customer wiring unless they havean agreement for such responsibility. Because the customer can nowinstall a jack at the network interface, the customer is responsible forany wiring errors and malfunctions that occur.Reduce Risks — Specify LevitonThere are no two ways about it. The risk to your operation and equipmentis so great that it only makes sense to insist on top-quality stationproducts. When you specify Leviton jacks, you’re assured maximumcontact life with minimum resistance. We start with durable phosphorbronzecontacts and plate them with a full 50 micro-inches of lubricatedhard gold over 100 micro-inches of nickel (or the electricalperformance equivalent as specified in FCC Part 68 requirements).Jack openings are built within precise tolerances. High-quality thermoplasticrated UL 94V-0 resists distortion from changes in temperatureand humidity, physical stress, and aging. Spring contacts are engineeredto maintain positive contact pressure over the life of the device.Telecommunications Industry Association StandardsIf FCC regulations protect the telephone network from harm and ULrequirements protect the consumer from harm, who is responsible forproviding performance standards for the telecommunications industry?Recently, the FCC asked the Telecommunications Industry Association(TIA), a sister organization of the Electronic Industries Association (EIA),to take on this task, and they accepted the challenge. The TIA wasasked to define minimum standards for such things as how to wire abuilding, what kind of wire to use, and so on. The following standardswent into effect in 1991.■ Pathway Standard (EIA/TIA 569-A): This standard for installing pipeand conduit in commercial buildings is now available through TIAand the American National Standards Institute (ANSI).■ Residential/Light Commercial Wiring (EIA/TIA 570): A draft of thisstandard, which applies to premises with up to four telephone lines,has been reviewed by ANSI and TIA committees and released.■ Commercial Wiring Standard (EIA/TIA 568-A): The Commercial WiringStandard applies to premises with more than four telephone lines.This draft has also been reviewed and released by ANSI and TIAcommittees. At time of printing, the standards are undergoing majorrevisions and are currently up for ballot.We’re the “Standards” PeopleBecause Leviton is an active participant in the formation of NorthAmerican codes and standards, you can be assured that our productdevelopment activities fully support this emerging standards environment.In fact. we have prepared several publications which describestandard practices and provide installation guidelines for contractors.Many Leviton distributors also sponsor training programs dealing withtelecom wiring. And, of course, Leviton’s Applications EngineeringGroup is always ready to assist you with any questions you may haveabout standards and codes, standard practices, or any installationproblem.Technical InformationFor answers to technical questions, call Leviton’s Techline at 1-800-824-3005V27
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Leviton Celebrates 100 Years As A L
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TABLE OF CONTENTS with Quick Refere
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Leviton…Building a Connected Worl
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ISO 9001 Certified Quality Manufact
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SECTIONAAcenti CollectionPremium Gr
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ACENTI ® LIGHTING CONTROLS • 400
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Acenti ReceptaclesAcenti Triplex an
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SECTIONBDecora ® DevicesGeneral Ov
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DECORA ® PLUS DEVICE FEATURESComme
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DECORA ® PLUS SWITCHES 15 AMP 120/
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DECORA ® SWITCHES15 AMP 120 and 12
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DECORA ® PLUS RECEPTACLES 15 and 2
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DECORA ® RECEPTACLES 15 AMP 125VRe
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DECORA ® SMARTLOCK ® GFCI PERSONN
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DECORA ® COMBINATION DEVICES 15 an
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DECORA ® VOICE, DATA and VIDEO DEV
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DECORA ® PLUS SCREWLESS SNAP-ON WA
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DECORA ® WALLPLATESResidential and
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DECORA ® WALLPLATE ACCESSORIESResi
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ELEMENTS by DECORA ® DEVICESReside
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DIMENSIONS ARCHITECTURAL LIGHTING
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ARCHITECTURAL SPECIFICATIONS LIGHTI
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MONET ® LIGHTING CONTROLS • 20 A
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RENOIR ® LIGHTING CONTROLS • 800
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VAN GOGH ® LIGHTING CONTROLS • 8
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MURAL ® LIGHTING CONTROL FEATURESC
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MURAL ® LIGHTING CONTROLS • 600-
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MURAL ® SCENE CONTROLS • NO LOAD
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TOUCHPOINT LIGHTING CONTROLS • 6
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TOGGLETOUCH LIGHTING CONTROLS •
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ILLUMATECH LIGHTING CONTROLS • 6
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ILLUMATECH LIGHTING CONTROLS • 6
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TRIMATRON LIGHTING CONTROLS • 60
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INCANDESCENT LIGHTING CONTROLS •
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OCCUPANCY SENSOR LIGHTING CONTROL F
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DECORA ® OCCUPANCY SENSOR LIGHTING
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OCCUPANCY SENSOR LIGHTING CONTROLS
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5.50 (139.7)4.12(104.6)OCCUPANCY SE
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FLUORESCENT ENERGY MANAGEMENT SYSTE
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DECORA ® ELECTRONIC TIMER SWITCHES
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DECORA ® PLUS SCREWLESS SNAP-ON WA
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DecoraWALLPLATESResidential and Com
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LARGER SIZE WALLPLATESResidential a
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WALLPLATESResidential and Commercia
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ENGRAVED WALLPLATESResidential and
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WEATHER-RESISTANT COVERSCommercial
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WEATHER-RESISTANT COVERSIndustrial
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WALLPLATE ACCESSORIESCommercial Gra
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WALLPLATESHow to Order Custom Wallp
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WALLPLATESHow to Order Custom Wallp
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AC SWITCH FEATURESIndustrial Grade
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15, 20 and 30 AMP 120V and 20 AMP 2
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15 and 20 AMP 120/277VIndustrial Gr
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SAFETY DISCONNECT SWITCH FEATURESIn
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20 AMP 120/277VIndustrial Grade AC
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15 and 20 AMP 120/277V • 15 and 2
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15 AMP 120VResidential Grade AC Qui
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STRAIGHT BLADE RECEPTACLE FEATURESI
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15 AMP 125 and 250V • 20 AMP 125
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20 AMP 120/208V • 30 AMP 125VIndu
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30 AMP 125/250V • 30 AMP 250V 3Ø
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W50 AMP 125/250 and 250V 3ØIndustr
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STRAIGHT BLADE RECEPTACLE FEATURESC
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15 AMP 125 and 250V • 20 AMP 125
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15 AMP 125V • 15 AMP 125V CO/ALRR
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SMARTLOCK ® GFCI PERSONNEL PROTECT
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15 AMP 125V • 20 AMP 125VCommerci
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15 and 20 AMP 125V • 15 and 20 AM
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15 and 20 AMP 120V and 120/277VComm
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15 AMP 120VCommercial Grade AC Comb
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STRUCTURED MEDIA COMPONENTSSTRUCTUR
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STRUCTURED MEDIA CENTERSStructured
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STRUCTURED MEDIA CENTERSStructured
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SECURITYFROM DEMARCATIONONFROM DEMA
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STRUCTURED MEDIA PANELS and BOARDS
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STRUCTURED MEDIA BRACKETSABStructu
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MEDIA CENTER POWERStructured Media
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VIDEO DISTRIBUTIONStructured Media
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VIDEO DISTRIBUTIONStructured Media
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HOME SECURITY MONITORINGStructured
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MULTI-ROOM AUDIO/VIDEOACBMulti-Room
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MULTI-ROOM AUDIO/VIDEO DISTRIBUTION
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MULTI-LOCATION AUDIOComposer Series
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MULTI-LOCATION AUDIOSpecialized Aud
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LEVITON ENTERTAINMENT and APPLICATI
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DHC POWERLINE CARRIER COMPONENTS FE
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DECORA ® HOME CONTROLS (DHC)Reside
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MULTIMEDIA STRUCTURED CABLING DEVIC
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QUICKPORT ® SNAP-IN for AUDIO/VIDE
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FIBER OPTIC CONNECTORSFiber Optic C
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CONNECTOR BEZELSABConnector Interfa
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QUICKPORT ® DECORA ® MULTIMEDIA I
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QUICKPORT ® STAINLESS STEEL WALLPL
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QUICKPORT ® MULTIMEDIA OUTLET SYST
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QUICKPORT ® SURFACE MOUNT HOUSINGS
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ACENTI and STANDARD WALLPLATESWall
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TELEPHONE INSERT WALL JACKSABDecora
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TELEPHONE WALL JACK INSERTSWallplat
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WORKSTATION ACCESSORIESACBDWorkstat
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CUSPATCH PANELS and BLOCKSSUNIVERSA
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ANGLED PATCH PANELSSCopper Componen
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PATCH CORDS and RACK & PANEL ACCESS
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EXTREME ® 6+ 110-STYLE PATCH CORDS
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RACK-MOUNT 110-STYLE WIRING PRODUCT
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110-STYLE WALL-MOUNT FRAMESSCopper
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66-CONNECTING BLOCK ACCESSORIES66-C
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OPT-X ® 1000 1RU FIBER OPTIC ENCLO
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OPT-X ® 500 and OPT-X ® 250 FIBER
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FIBER OPTIC ACCESSORIESLoaded:ABCDE
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FIBER OPTIC ACCESSORIESGEFBACDFiber
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PASSIVE ZONE CABLINGTelecommunicati
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VERSI-DUCT CABLE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM
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RACK CABLE MANAGEMENT and ACCESSORI
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GENERAL PURPOSE HOOK & LOOP CABLE M
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LABELING PRODUCTS and ACCESSORIESAB
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TOOLS and ACCESSORIESAComes with a
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TOOLS and ACCESSORIESACraftsperson
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STRAIGHT BLADE PLUG AND CONNECTOR F
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20 AMP 125 and 250VIndustrial Grade
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15 AMP 125 and 250V • 20 AMP 125
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20 AMP 125/250 and 120/208V • 30
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60 AMP 250, 125/250 and 120/208VInd
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15 AMP 125 and 250VCommercial Grade
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30 AMP—125V/50 AMP 125V, 250V/50
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15 AMP 125VResidential Grade Straig
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LOCKING DEVICE FEATURESIndustrial G
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WETGUARD ® LOCKING AND CORROSION R
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15 AMP 250V, 277V and 3Ø 250VIndus
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20 AMP 347V, 480V, 600V and 125/250
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20 AMP 3Ø 480V; 3ØY 120/208V, 277
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30 AMP 125V, 250V and 277VIndustria
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30 AMP 3Ø 480V, 3Ø 600V, 3Ø 250V
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30 AMP 3ØY 347/600V, 3ØY 120/208V
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20 AMP 125/250V; 3Ø 250V, 480V, 3
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15 AMP 125V, 250V and 277VIndustria
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30 AMP 125V, 250V, 125/250V and 3Ø
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15 AMP 125V/10A-250; 20 AMP 250V, 1
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50 AMP 125V, 250V, 125/250V, 480V a
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20 AMP 125V and 30A-600VAC / 20 AMP
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COMBINATION LOCKING & STRAIGHT BLAD
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Pin & Sleeve DevicesPIN & SLEEVE DE
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20 AMP • 30 AMPIndustrial Grade N
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PLUG & CONNECTOR DIMENSIONSIndustri
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TECHNICAL INFORMATIONIndustrial Gra
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MECHANICAL INTERLOCK FEATURESIndust
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20 AMP • 30 AMPIndustrial Grade N
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MECHANICAL INTERLOCK DIMENSIONSIndu
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16 AMP • 32 AMP • 63 AMP • 12
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PLUG & CONNECTOR DIMENSIONSIndustri
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INLET & RECEPTACLE DIMENSIONSIndust
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PIN & SLEEVE ACCESSORIESIndustrial
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SAFETY DISCONNECT SWITCH FEATURESIn
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TECHNICAL INFORMATIONIndustrial Gra
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SAFETY DISCONNECT SWITCH DIMENSIONS
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STAGE PIN DEVICE FEATURESCommercial
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SINGLE POLE CAM-TYPE CONNECTOR FEAT
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SINGLE POLE CAM-TYPE AMPACITY CHART
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16 SERIES—TAPER NOSE—UP TO 300
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22 SERIES—LATCHING BALL NOSE—UP
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SINGLE POLE CAM-TYPE CONNECTORS—P
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STAGE PIN PANEL MOUNT—DIMENSIONED
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WIRE MESH SAFETY GRIP FEATURESIndus
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WIRE MESH SAFETY GRIP SELECTIONIndu
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WIRE MESH STRAIN-RELIEF GRIP DIMENS
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SURGE PROTECTIVE DEVICE FEATURESInd
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PANEL MOUNT DEVICESIndustrial Grade
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MULTI-PHASE PANEL PROTECTORSIndustr
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EQUIPMENT CABINET SURGE PROTECTIONI
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POWER QUALITYCommercial Grade Unint
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660W 125V — 15 AMP-125VMedium Bas
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660W 250VMedium, Candelabra Base, P
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