Condo Wiring Panel brings in voice, data and video cables.
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LittleBrother(TM) 5575 Multi-Media Manager meets on-premise structured wiring needs of apartments and condos. Layout provides logical, separate channels for voice, data, and video cables. Modules provide 6 voice ports, 6 data ports, and 8-way video splitting. Small, 8.75 x 11.125 in. unit supports 20 separate terminal locations within single residence and complies with TIA 570-A, EIA/TIA 568B category 5e, and EIA/TIA 568B category 3 wiring requirements.Original Press Release:
Small Space Multi-Media Wiring Panel Introduced By Cooper Wiring Devices
March 1, 2002 - To meet the on-premise structured wiring needs of apartments and condos, Cooper Wiring Devices has introduced the LittleBrother(TM) 5575 Multi-Media Manager. The new small-space unit (8.75" [22.23 cm] W x 11.125" [28.26 cm] H) adds the convenience of centralized premise wiring into a small - but easily accessed - wiring panel.
The LittleBrother 5575 is designed to be mounted onto a standard 2-gang electrical box. All areas of the painted metal panel are openly accessible, and the layout provides logical separate channels for voice, data, and video cables. Unit modules provide six voice ports, six data ports, and eight-way video splitting. It supports 20 separate terminal locations within a single residence.
The LittleBrother 5575 Multi-Media Manager complies with TIA 570-A residential wiring standards, EIA/TIA 568B category 5e wiring standards for data, and EIA/TIA 568B category 3 wiring requirements for voice.
A product specification sheet for LittleBrother 5575 is available by calling 1-800-315-0779, faxing 1-860-584-4759, or e-mailing cooperwiringdevices@mdfsystems.com and asking for department CWD 9-BABYBRO-02. Headquartered in Long Island City, New York, Cooper Wiring Devices is a division of Cooper Industries that provides over 10,000 electrical wiring device products for industrial, commercial and residential applications. Web site: www.cooperwiringdevices.com.
