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Consolidation-point modules


Oct 1, 1998

Consolidation-point modules provide a central point for connecting equipment in an open-office multiuser environment. Up to eight devices, including telephones, fax machines, and computers, can be served by each module. Incoming cables can be routed through the raceway products and into the end openings. You can also mount the modules over wall boxes and feed cable through the back of the unit. For larger work clusters, you can group two or more consolidation-point modules. The 31/2 x 8.0 x 21/4-inch modules are made of extruded aluminum with camouflage-gray powdercoat.

MOD-TAP

HARVARD, MA


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