Genesis Cable unveils new Web site

Sept. 5, 2002 - New site will feature in-depth literature center.

Genesis Cable Systems, LLC has unveiled a new and improved Web site:
www.genesiscable.com.

The site is designed to better showcase the company's array of products and services. It is designed to serve as a comprehensive source for distributors, installers and end-users.

The site's new features include an in-depth literature center where technical materials can be downloaded in Adobe pdf format, a Frequently Asked Questions section, as well as links to sites where installers can purchase training videos, literature and equipment. The site also has a timesaving Connector Selector tool that allows visitors to locate the recommended connector for any Genesis cable or wire.

The site has fresh content, and offers a Competitive Cross-Reference Guide that lets installers and distributors compare rival products to those supplied by Genesis. It also features a customer feedback area and survey, a monthly new product showcase highlighting the newest cabling solution from Genesis, and a password-protected area for Genesis sales representatives.

Genesis Cable Systems, based in Pleasant Prairie, Wis., is a producer of low-voltage cable and wire for residential, commercial, security, entertainment and multimedia applications. For more information, visit Genesis at
www.genesiscable.com.

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