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Structured Cabling Systems

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Contact Information
Contact Information
Contact Function Phone Fax E-Mail

Leviton Voice & Data Division - USA

Customer Service Product Ordering (800) 722-2082 (425) 483-5270

Applications Engineering Technical Assistance (800) 722-2082 (425) 483-5270 visit www.levitonvoicedata.com

Main Business Line (USA) General Business (425) 486-2222 (425) 483-3373 [email protected]

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Customer Service International Product Ordering (425) 486-2222 (425) 485-9170

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International Offices Location Phone

Australia Leviton Voice & Data Division

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Melbourne - 117 Thistlewaite Street, South Melbourne VA 3105 Australia 61-3-9686-0699
Melbourne - Suite 3, Ground Floor, 263-267 City Road, South Melbourne, Australia

Canada Leviton Canada

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New Zealand Leviton Voice & Data Division

Auckland - 207-211 Station Road, Penrose, New Zealand (64 9) 579-0160
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Christ Church - 121 Tuam Street, Christ Church, New Zealand (64 3) 364-5249

For the latest information, please visit us at our w ebsite:

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Leviton Voice & Data Division International is always expanding its worldwide distribution network.
For further information, please fax (425) 485-9170, or via e-mail at [email protected].
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incluso el Caribe junto con contratistas certificados para llever a cabo instalaciones profesionales. Para
mayor informacin sobre distribucin o certificacin, favor de contactarnos por fax al (425) 485-9170,
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quotation and reproduction is strictly forbidden except for brief examples used in reviews
of this work by periodical publications where the source of information is credited to
Leviton; or the reproduction of this material for the purpose of preparing specifications
and/or bids in which Leviton products are indicated. To request permission, please contact
the Leviton Voice & Data Marketing Department at (425) 486-2222.
Note: Because Leviton engages in a continuous program of product improvement, data in
this catalog is subject to change without notice.
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Table of Contents
A. Performance Systems E. Structured Media Components
eXtreme Category 6 System . . . . . . . . . . . .A4 Structured Media Enclosures . . . . . . . . . . .E3
GigaMax Category 5e System . . . . . . . . . . .A5 Pre-Configured Structured Media Panels . . .E6
Category 5 System . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .A6 Voice/Data Modules . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .E8
Opt-X Fiber Optic System . . . . . . . . . . . . . .A7 Audio/Video Modules . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .E11
Structured Media System . . . . . . . . . . . . . .A8 Security Modules . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .E18
Power Modules . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .E20
B. Connectors, Wallplates & Housings Structured Media Accessories . . . . . . . . . . .E21
QuickPort UTP Copper Connectors . . . . . . .B3

QuickPort Audio/Video Cable Connectors . .B4 F. Cable Management

Fiber Optic Connectors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .B5 Versi-Duct Slotted Duct System . . . . . . . . .F3

QuickPort Multimedia Outlet System . . . . . .B6 Hook & Loop Cable Management . . . . . . . . .F4

QuickPort Flush-Mount Wallplates . . . . . . . .B8 Rack Cable Management . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .F8

QuickPort Decora Multimedia Inserts . . . .B10

Flush-Mount Pre-Configured Housings . . . .B12 Te
Modular Furniture Faceplates . . . . . . . . . . .B13
Standard Wallplates . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .B16 G. Tools & Accessories
Surface Mount Housings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .B18
Residential Tool Kit . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .G3
Workstation Accessories . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .B20
Cable Joe Clamp-On Router . . . . . . . . . . . .G3
Universal Fiber Optic Tool Kits . . . . . . . . . . .G4
C. Copper Components
Universal Fiber Optic Consumables Kit . . . .G4
Universal 5 & 5e Patch Panels & Blocks . . . .C3
Individual Fiber Optic Tools . . . . . . . . . . . . .G4
Universal 6 Patch Panels & Blocks . . . . . . . .C4
Spectro-Link MT-RJ Tool Kits . . . . . . . . . . .G5
Voice Grade Panels . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .C5
Thread-Lock Versa-Cleave Tool & Adapters .G6
QuickPort Multimedia Patch Panels & Blocks .C6
Fiber Optic Accessories . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .G6
Performance Patch Cords . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .C7
Tone Test Set . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .G7
Rack & Panel Accessories . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .C7
Crimping & Stripping Tools . . . . . . . . . . . . . .G7
110 Wiring Products . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .C8
Craftspersons Handset . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .G8
Surface-Mount Mini Patch Panels . . . . . . . .C11
Punchdown/Termination Tools & Blades . . .G8
66-Clip Connecting Blocks . . . . . . . . . . . . .C12
Modular Plug Breakout Adapter . . . . . . . . . .G8
66-Clip Connecting Block Accessories . . . .C13

X. Tech Support & Specifications

D. Fiber Components
Wire Color Codes and Pin Designations . . . .X2
Low-Profile Rack-Mount Fiber Panels . . . . . .D4
USOC Codes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .X4
Universal Fiber Optic Panel . . . . . . . . . . . . . .D5
General Installation Tips . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .X6
Rack-Mount Fiber Optic Panels . . . . . . . . . .D6
Connector Termination Instructions . . . . . . .X8
Wall-Mount Fiber Optic Panels . . . . . . . . . . .D7
Tech Notes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .X14
Fiber Optic Cable Assemblies . . . . . . . . . . . .D8
Cable Testing Manufacturers . . . . . . . . . . . .X14
Fiber Optic Accessories . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .D9
Dimensional Line Art . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .X18
Fiber Density Chart . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .X28
Standards Document Info. Sources . . . . . . .X29
Glossary . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .X30
Index by Part Number . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .X35
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here was a time and not too long ago when

T structured cabling products fell into easy market

categories. Video meant television and cable TV.
It belonged to the residential market. Data? That was
computer networks and fax machines, file under
commercial. Audio? Again, clearly residential. The only
Leviton offers a cross-over you could really count on was Voice, because
wide range of telephones were everywhere.
products suitable
for home or office.

That was then. Today video can mean conference room

projection screens and multimedia displays, digital cable,
DVD, and home security systems. Audio can be whole
house speaker systems, a Dolby Digital Surround Sound
home theatre, or on-hold music in the executive
washroom. Data is everything from mission critical
gigabit networking to online gaming to the Smart Home
products that start your coffee brewing in the morning.

Even the people buying the products are changing. Large

industrial corporations are investing heavily in web
technologies and multimedia. Technically savvy end-
users are driving the market for performance level
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Technology

structured cabling in the home. It is estimated that by

2004 there will be over 30 million bonafide home offices,
and over 15% of new home constructions will be wired
for Category 5 or better. Commercial distributors and
contractors are working on residential projects and
some large residential distributors report 30% of their
business in contractor sales. The upshot of all that is
there are very few products, even in this catalog, that
are exclusive to the home or office any more.

Now, only the sentimental among us really miss the

good old days of overhead projectors and rabbit ears Building A Connected World
but you have to admit, it was simpler to draw the lines As the new century dawns, the global community as
one economic unit is becoming an inevitability. The
then. The demands of todays small offices, home offices, time is past when countries and technologies could be
corporations, and residences are a lot more the same segmented or segregated.

than different. And as we become more digitally

Leviton Voice & Data Division now sells products on 6
dependant, the products and technologies we use at continents, to speakers of over 27 major languages. You
work and at home will only become more and more can find Leviton QuickPort wallplates in Warsaw, Cat 5
Connectors in Calcutta, Patch Panels in Rio de Janeiro,
integrated, and the lines that divide them more faint. and Thread-Lock Fiber Connectors in Sydney.
In recognition of that fact, you hold in front of you an
The world is being connected, and it is being connected
integrated Structured Cabling/Structured Media catalog. with Leviton Voice & Data products.
Without making judgements on how you will use them,
Leviton offers everything you need for any type of
cabling project, new or retrofit, from multimedia
connectors to cable management to fiber optic panels.
We have the most innovative, flexible technologies with
the best proven performance and at the best value in the
market today. In this one catalog you will find all of
those products listed by type, and not by market. We
think that will make things simpler.

Leviton Manufacturing Co, Inc.

So sit back and relax and find what you need simply and Walk to your window. In an average American city lit up
at night, about 90% of the lights you will see are
easily. And dont forget, you can access this catalog
connected to a Leviton device. Leviton, and its focused
online at www.levitonvoicedata.com. Go ahead and log divisions, produce over 25,000 different types of wiring
on from your home or your office. products that span every application from residential
and commercial to healthcare, educational and
industrial uses. Leviton is an integrated source for
almost any need, including high-voltage electrical
devices, lighting and home controls, communications
and network infrastructure and almost any other
conceivable innovation in wiring devices for todays
market. Visit our corporate website at www.leviton.com.
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Applications Engineers
Leviton technical experts are available during business hours to
answer your product questions. Call Levitons Applications
Engineering Department at: 1-800-722-2082 for helpful advice
and technical support.

800.722.2082
Sales Support
Leviton offers a wide array of printed support materials such as
Line Cards, Product Brochures and our Wiring Strategies Guide.
Call our Sales Support department at: 1-800-922-6229 for info.

800.922.6229
Certified Cabling System Program Certified Installer Training
CCS is a strong, synergized program to coordinate, CCS Program Installers are carefully selected, trained
controls and assures quality for all aspects of your and annually re-certified to ensure you the highest
cabling system, including design, installation, testing quality system installation and maintenance. They are
and maintenance by the most highly qualified your resource for network design, product selection,
installers in the industry. installation, testing and support. For the name of a
Leviton guarantees any Certified Installer in your area, please call us at
system installed by a 1-800-922-6229.
CCS installer to
operate reliably and
trouble-free for the
life of the building.

Lifetime Warranty
Leviton produces the highest quality products available
and backs them with one of the strongest warranties
in the industry. Our Lifetime Warranty on parts and
performance provides you with the assurance that
your Leviton CCS installed system will support not only
all current, but also any future application developed
for TIA-568-B. It covers all Leviton CCS products
against defects in material and workmanship for as
long as they are installed in your certified cabling
system. And Levitons Full System Certification covers
your entire systemFiber or Copperfrom horizontal
solutions to the backbone. Future adds, moves and
changes will never put your system at risk because
Leviton Certified Installers will perform system
maintenance for the life of your system.
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Support & Certification

www.levitonvoicedata.com
Learning Center
Visit Levitons on-line Learning Center for the latest
in tips, tricks and techniques. Its your personal tech
support specialist24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

FAQs - Frequently Asked Questions

Application Notes
Technical Support E-mail
Instruction Sheets
Do/Dont Guide
Wiring Strategies Installation Guide

Plus: Presentations, wiring diagrams, and other data

on products,industry topics, glossary, and links.

Spec/Design Tools On-Line

An entire website area devoted to providing the
information contractors, specifiers, designers and
architects need when specifying or designing
structured cabling systems.
Graphics Library
Download Leviton Voice & Data product images and
Component drawings to download and import directly
logos to use in your publications. A site especially
into network design programs.
for distributors and contractors who need fast,
Spec sheets to reference and include with design/build
easy access to product photos for promotions
documents and bid submittals.
and training.
Boilerplate product specification text to place into system
spec documents.
Images can be used to create:
Catalogs Brochures
Presentations Newsletters
Direct mail Ads
International Support Training materials Web sites
Leviton Voice & Datas International Sales and
Marketing Department supports a worldwide Get the latest images for any subject:
market that includes 47 countries in Asia, Commercial structured cabling
Australia, Central America, Europe, North America Fiber optic products
and South America, and is growing daily. Call for Home and office multimedia
information about our international CCS program New products
Logos
and unique international
product solutions. Choose from a range of formats and platforms:
Hablamas Espaol. Web-ready JPGs
1-425-486-2222 High resolution TIFFs or EPSs
PC and Macintosh compatible
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Terms & Logos

QUICK REFERENCE GUIDE

The following terms and logos are used throughout this catalog to help users quickly identify special
product features. For a more general listing of telecom terms and concepts, please see the Glossary
in the back of this catalog, page X32.

eXtreme 6 QuickPort
Levitons Category 6 solution. Includes connectors, patch Levitons extensive line of snap-in modules
cords and QuickPort patch panels. Exceeds TIA specifications allows complete field-configurability for the
for channel, link and component-rated installer. Leviton QuickPort housings, such as
Category 6 systems. wallplates, MOS housings and modular
furniture faceplates can be configured with a
custom combination of QuickPort modules
GigaMax 5e which easily snap in or out of ports.
Levitons Category 5e Channel and Component solution.
Includes connectors, patch cords and universal panels.
Exceeds TIA specifications for channel- and Decora
component-rated Category 5e systems. The original Decora QuickPort module receptive wallplate is
designed to match Decora electrical outlets manufactured
by Leviton.
Category 5
Levitons Category 5 Solution for fast reliable voice and data
applications from frame to workstation. Includes connectors, Lifetime Performance Warranty
patch cords and universal panels. Exceeds Leviton Voice & Data Division offers a Lifetime Performance
TIA specifications for channel and category- Warranty when approved components are installed by a
rated Category 5 systems. Leviton Certified Installer through the Certified Cabling
System (CCS)
program.
Opt-X
The Opt-X Fiber System incorporates a wide range of fiber
optic components, including panels, patch cords, adapters,
connectors and innovative tools. The TIA Guidelines
Thread-Lock and Spectro-Link (MT-RJ) The TIA, or Telecommunications Industries Association,
systems are part of the Opt-X system. (formerly referred to as the TIA/EIA) is the industry
regulatory body which define industry standards, such as
Spectro-Link the following:
Spectro-Link is our innovative system of MT-RJ connectors, TIA-568-A: Commercial Building
patch cords, adapters and tools. High-density, field- Telecommunications Cabling Standard
configurable and craft-friendly. TIA-569-A: Commercial Building Standards for
Telecommunications Pathways & Spaces
Thread-Lock TIA-570: Residential and Light Commercial Wiring
Thread-Lock offers fiber optic solutions in ST, FC and SC Standard
styles, including connectors, patch cords, adapters and tools. TIA-606: Administration Standard for the
Reusable connectors make field-installation simple. Telecommunications Infrastructure of
Commercial Buildings
Thread-Lock Versa-Cleave TIA-607: Telecommunications Bonding and
The Thread-Lock Versa-Cleave tool is your award-winning Grounding Standard
solution for cleaving fiber perfectly every time. Spectro-Link
MT-RJ adapters available.

Versi-Duct Tech Note, Features, Styles

These icons are found throughout this catalog
Leviton's versatile horizontal and vertical slotted duct system to indicate additional information about a
for fiber and copper cable organization and management. A given product. They point out unique features
high-quality system with a variety of solution-based and configurations, or direct you to
accessories. the support section where you might
find diagrams or other technical
Structured Media notes to help you in understanding,
Levitons solution for consolidated technology in the home. choosing or using Leviton products.
This series of enclosures and modules makes managing
home theatre, home office, home security and home
networking a snap.
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Category 6 eXtreme System A2

Category 5e GigaMax System A4

Category 5 System A6

Opt-X Fiber Optic System A7

Structured Media System A8

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Performance Systems A2

QuickPort eXtreme 6 Snap-in Connectors U

EXTREME 6 C ABLING SYSTEM Description Part Number

Rocket into high-speed UTP with component-rated Category 6 eXtreme 6 8-conductor Component-Rated Connector 61109-R*6
* = Colors: (I)Ivory, (W)White, (G)Grey, (E)Black, (O)Orange,
performance, and soaring headroom tested to 350 MHz. (L)Blue, (C)Crimson Red, (Y)Yellow, (V)Green,
(P)Purple, (A)Almond, (B)Brown, (R)Dark Red.

Exceeds all proposed Category 6 specifications for channel, eXtreme 6 Patch Cords, pale colors with grey boots U
link and component to support 1000Base-T and beyond. Description Part Number

Full Lifetime Warranty when installed as part of a Leviton Patch Cord - 3 feet 62455-03*
Patch Cord - 5 feet 62455-05*
Certified System. Patch Cord - 7 feet 62455-07*
More than 18.0dB of headroom over proposed Category 6 Patch Cord - 10 feet 62455-10*
Patch Cord - 15 feet 62455-15*
Channel Specifications (@ 250MHz).
Patch Cord - 20 feet 62455-20*
Innovative connector design features rear termination field. * = Colors: (W)White, (Y)Yellow, (L)Blue, (E)Black, (R)Red,
(G)Green, (S)Grey
Pre-configured Universal Patch Panel can be used with T568-A
or T568-B wiring patterns. eXtreme 6 Universal Patch Panel U
Description Part Number
High-Density, Pre-Configured Universal Patch Panel 49270-U**
TEST DATA w/wire management bar
* = Port Density: (24) or (48) ports
40 39.3

QuickPort Patch Panels and Blocks U

35 Description Part Number
Leviton Cat 6
Cat 6 Draft Proposal QuickPort High-Density Patch Panel w/wire mgmt. bar 49255-4**
30 **= (24) or (48) ports, unloaded
24.7 QuickPort Multimedia Patch Panel w/cable tray 49255-6**
25 **= (24) or (32) ports, unloaded
12-port QuickPort Patch Block 49255-Q89
20
Mounting Bracket (89D) 40089-D
15.2 15.3
15
Note: For additional products, or more detailed listings and information on Performance
System Components please see Sections B and C.
10 8.0

5 Worst Case, 4-Connector Channel

Performance and Margin @ 250 MHz (dB) ACR ELFEXT RL
-2.8
0 Cat 6 Draft Proposal -2.8 15.3 8.0
-5 Leviton Cat 6 15.2 39.3 24.7
ACR ELFEXT RL
Margin 18.0 24.0 16.7
Note: Third-party independent test verification.

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A3

CAT6 EXTREME 6 CHANNEL

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WORST CASE PERFORMANCE
Freq NEXT ATTN ACR ACR ACR PSACR PSACR Return ELFEXT
MHz Spec Margin Spec Margin Loss
1 84.0 1.7 82.4 70.5 11.8 68.2 11.4 27.5 77.7
4 70.6 3.5 67.3 59.0 8.3 56.5 8.2 25.5 65.1

Performance Systems
8 66.3 4.9 61.6 52.5 9.1 50.0 10.1 25.9 58.9
10 66.4 5.5 61.4 50.3 11.2 47.7 10.4 26.1 57.3
16 60.5 6.9 53.8 45.2 8.6 42.6 8.7 26.2 53.7
20 58.1 7.8 51.0 42.6 8.4 40.0 7.9 28.2 52.2
25 57.7 8.8 49.4 39.9 9.5 37.2 8.8 29.0 51.7
31 55.7 9.8 46.3 37.0 9.3 34.3 10.0 27.9 51.6
63 52.1 14.3 38.5 26.9 11.6 24.2 12.8 26.9 48.3
100 55.1 17.7 36.6 18.6 18.0 15.8 14.0 28.7 42.7
155 48.5 22.7 24.6 9.7 15.2 6.8 14.1 28.2 41.8
200 49.1 26.5 22.6 3.24 19.4 0.4 14.8 27.5 40.0
250 45.9 30.2 15.2 -2.8 18.0 -5.8 14.2 24.7 39.3
300 41.4 32.9 9.2 -1.#IND Category
Proposed -1.#IND6 standard
-1.#INDrequirements
-1.#IND 24.0 30.7
350 36.4 34.6 -1.7 -1.#INDnot specified
-1.#INDbeyond 250 MHz.
-1.#IND -1.#IND 18.1 34.2
*Third-party independent test verification. Worst case results shown above.

ACR
60

40
dB

0
50 100 150 200 250 300 350
MHz
ELFEXT
80

60
dB

0
50 100 150 200 250 300 350
MHz

40
RETURN LOSS
30
dB

0
50 100 150 200 250 300 350
MHz

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Performance Systems A4

QuickPort GigaMax 5e Snap-in Connectors U

GIGAMAX 5 e C ABLING SYSTEM Description Part Number

Enhanced Gigabit speeds. Category 5e performance for mission- GigaMax 5e 8-conductor channel-rated connector 5G108-R*5
GigaMax 5e 8-conductor component-rated connector 5G109-R*5
critical applications. Unbeatable value for an unbelievable price
* = Colors: (I)Ivory, (W)White, (G)Grey, (E)Black, (O)Orange,
(L)Blue, (C)Crimson Red, (Y)Yellow, (V)Green,
Combine connectors with panels and cords to create a channel (P)Purple, (A)Almond, (B)Brown, (R)Dark Red.
or component-rated system. GigaMax Patch Cords, primary colors with black boots U
Open architecture and exceptional performance for high-end Description Part Number
Category 5e applications at 1000Base-T and beyond. Patch Cord - 3 feet 5G455-03*
Patch Cord - 5 feet 5G455-05*
Full Lifetime Warranty on parts and performance when installed Patch Cord - 7 feet 5G455-07*
as part of a Certified Installation. Patch Cord - 10 feet 5G455-10*
Patch Cord - 15 feet 5G455-15*
Tested well beyond the current standards, to 250MHz, for long-term Patch Cord - 20 feet 5G455-20*
performance insurance. * = Colors: (W)White, (Y)Yellow, (L)Blue, (E)Black, (R)Red,
(G)Green, (S)Grey

GigaMax 5e Patch Panels U

Description Part Number
TEST DATA Universal GigaMax 5e Patch Panel 5G584-U**
** = Port Density: (12), (24), (48), or (96) ports
30 28.4 Leviton Cat 5e
GigaMax 5e Patch Blocks U
568-A-5 Spec Description Part Number
25
12-port GigaMax Universal Patch Block 5G584-U89
(includes mounting bracket)
20.1 19.9
20
17.4 Note: For additional products, or more detailed listings and information on Performance
System Components please see Sections B and C.
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6.1 568-A-5 Specification 6.1 17.4 12.1

5 Leviton Cat 5e 20.1 28.4 19.9
Margin 14.0 11.0 7.8
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ACR ELFEXT RL
Note: Third-party independent test verification.

CAT5E GIGAMAX 5E CHANNEL

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Freq NEXT ATTN ACR ACR ACR PSACR PSACR Return ELFEXT
MHz Spec Margin Spec Margin Loss
1 72.7 2.0 70.8 57.8 13.0 54.8 14.3 28.7 69.7
4 63.2 4.0 59.3 49.1 10.2 46.4 11.5 24.7 59.0

Performance Systems
8 59.0 5.7 53.6 42.3 11.3 39.4 11.9 21.7 52.9
10 57.1 6.4 50.8 39.9 10.9 37.0 12.5 21.9 50.7
16 53.8 8.1 46.1 34.5 11.6 31.6 12.2 24.6 46.1
20 51.2 9.1 42.8 31.8 11.0 28.8 12.2 23.0 43.5
25 49.1 10.2 39.4 28.9 10.5 25.9 10.6 22.6 41.0
31 49.4 11.4 38.6 25.9 12.7 22.8 13.5 24.2 38.2
63 42.9 16.6 27.8 15.0 12.8 12.0 13.4 24.2 29.9
100 40.7 21.4 20.1 6.1 14.0 3.1 14.4 19.9 28.4
155 35.5 27.3 9.9 N/A N/A N/A N/A 15.1 23.9
200 30.2 31.6 0.3 N/A N/A N/A N/A 14.4 21.2
250 29.3 35.9 -5.9 N/A N/A N/A N/A 14.4 19.7
*Third-party independent test verification. Worst case results shown above.

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C ATEGORY 5 C ABLING SYSTEM QuickPort Category 5 Snap-in Connectors U

Description Part Number

More usable bandwidth. Better headroom. Unbeatable Category Category 5 8-conductor connector 41108-R*5
Category 5 8-conductor connector, keyed 41108-K*5
5 performance for high bit-rate applications.
* = Colors: (I)Ivory, (W)White, (G)Grey, (E)Black, (O)Orange,
(L)Blue, (C)Crimson Red, (Y)Yellow, (V)Green,
Provides Category 5 Channel Performance. (P)Purple, (A)Almond, (B)Brown, (R)Dark Red.

Open architecture supported by many quality enhanced Category 5 Patch Cords, primary colors with no boots U
Category 5 cables. Description Part Number

Full Lifetime Warranty on parts and performance when Patch Cord - 3 feet 52455-03*
Patch Cord - 5 feet 52455-05*
installed as part of a Leviton Certified System. Patch Cord - 7 feet 52455-07*
Provides headroom over standard Category 5 channel. Patch Cord - 10 feet 52455-10*
Patch Cord - 15 feet 52455-15*
Full support for multi-pair, high-bit-rate applications. Patch Cord - 20 feet 52455-20*
* = Colors: (W)White, (Y)Yellow, (L)Blue, (E)Black, (R)Red,
(G)Green, (S)Grey

Category 5 Patch Panels U

TEST DATA Description Part Number
Universal Category Patch Panel 59484-U**
30 29.5 Leviton Cat 5 ** = Port Density: (12), (24), (48), or (96) ports

Cat 5 Spec
Category 5 Patch Blocks U
25 24.1 24 Description Part Number

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OPT-X FIBER C ABLING SYSTEM Fiber Optic Connectors
Description Part Number
Move your data at the speed of light. Award-winning ingenuity SC Thread-Lock Connector multimode 49884-MSC
meets the ultimate in long-range bandwidth and performance. singlemode 49884-SSC
ST Thread-Lock Connector multimode 49882-MST
Meets and exceeds all applicable industry fiber standards. singlemode 49882-SST

ST, SC, FC, and high-density MT-RJ solutions suitable for frame FC Thread-Lock Connector multimode 49883-MFC

or workstation. multimode 49883-SFC

Spectro-Link Workstation Connector 49888-*SW
Optimized for 1000BaseSX and 1000BaseLX Applications Spectro-Link Frame-Station Connector 49888-*SF
Supported with a wide range of versatile, Spectro-Link QuickPort Adapter, for Frame-Station Connector 49888-QF
innovative tools and accessories.
* = Sizes: (5) 50.0m, (6) 62.5 m = Colors: (I)Ivory, (W)White, (G)Grey, (E)Black

Fiber Optic Cable Assemblies

Description Part Number
Leviton now offers an expanded line of fiber cable assemblies for frame
and workstation. Specify your choice of singlemode or multimode, size or
polish type, cable type, connector styles and cable length.

See page D8 for ordering information.

TEST DATA Fiber Optic Patch Panels

Insertion Return Description Part Number
TYPICAL YIELD Loss Loss
Low-Profile Rack-Mount (1RU) without Rails 5R*30-0**
Singlemode Low-Profile Rack-Mount (1RU) with Rails 5R*30-0**
.2 dB 32 dB
Thread-Lock Connectors Universal Panel, 2 Rack Units High (2RU) 5R7*0-00N
Rack-Mount, 3 Rack Units High (3RU) 5R4*0-00N
Multimode .2 dB 20 dB Rack-Mount, 6 Rack Units High (6RU) 5R9*0-00N
Thread-Lock Connectors Small Wall-Mount Unit 5W1*0-00N
Fiber Optic Medium Wall-Mount Unit 5W3*0-00N
.2 dB 20 dB Large Wall-Mount Unit 5W7*0-00N
Cable Assemblies
* = Various configurations available, see Fiber Components, catalog section D.

Note: For additional products, or more detailed listings and information on Fiber Optic
Note: Independently tested typical results.
System Components please see Sections B and D.

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Structured Media Centers U

STRUCTURED MEDIA SYSTEM Description Part Number

Home Office. Home Theatre. Home Networking. Home Technology. SMC-100 Empty Construction-Ring (5 per box) 47604-CR
SMC-100 Enclosure and Cover Kit 47604-*
SMC-140 Enclosure and Cover, 14"h 47605-14W
One consolidation point for distribution and management of SMC-280 Enclosure and Cover, 28"h 47605-28W
voice, data audio and video services. SMC-420 Enclosure and Cover, 42"h 47605-42W
A wide assortment of Voice, Data, Networking, Audio, Video,
Pre-Configured Structured Cabling Panels U
Power and Security Modules available, including a selection of
Description Part Number
Pre-Configured Structured Cabling Panels for voice, data and
Basic Telephone and Video Unit 47603-BTV
video distribution. Basic Home Networking Unit 47603-BHN
Wire a home or office for current and future technologies. Advanced Home Telephone and Video Unit 47603-AHT
Advanced Small Office Unit 47603-ASO
Media Enclosures in an array of sizes from 14" to 42" in length. 18-Port Structured Media Panel 47603-18P
24-Port Structured Media Panel 47603-24P
Easy-access features such as knock-outs for installation, testing
and troubleshooting connections. NOTE: Some kits with panels and media centers also available. See Section E.
NOTE: For specifics about Pre-Configured Structured Media Panels, see page E6.
SMC-140, SMC-280 and SMC-420 modular enclosures recess- or
surface-mount to accommodate new constructions and retrofits. *= Various kits available for SMC 100 and SMC 140 see page E6.
For many additional voice, data, networking, audio, video, power and security
Two-piece construction-ring enclosure for MDUs and installa- modules, see Section E.

tions with substantial time between rough-in and trim-out.

Structured Media Systems are a featured part of Levitons Integrated Networks.

Leviton Integrated Networks is the advanced technologies and systems
group for the Leviton Manufacturing Company. This group is focused
on creating next-generation products that will bring the benefits of high-
speed communications connectivity within the reach of every user.
For more information, please visit our LIN website at http://www.leviton.com/lin

QuickPort UTP Copper Connectors B3

QuickPort Audio/Video Cable Connectors B4

Fiber Optic Connectors B5

QuickPort Multimedia Outlet System B6

QuickPort Flush-Mount Wallplates B8

QuickPort Decora Multimedia Inserts B10

Flush-Mount Preconfigured Housings B12

Modular Furniture Faceplates B13

Standard Wallplates B16

Surface Mount Housings B18

Workstation Accessories B20

Courtesy of Steven Engineering , Inc. ! 230 Ryan Way, South San Francisco, CA 94080-6370 ! Main Office: (650) 588-9200 ! Outside Local Area: (800) 258-9200 ! www.stevenengineering.com
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Connectors & Housings . . .

Levitons unique system of wallplates and connectors centers around the

QuickPort system of snap-in modular inserts. Offering unprecedented

Connectors, Wallplates & Housings

versatility, QuickPort combines a complete line of multimedia solutions for

voice/data/audio and video. This means you can bring optical fiber, UTP

copper, speaker wire and coaxial cable together in any

Leviton housing, and even combine them in a dual-gang

plate with electrical or lighting devices. This mix-

and match system allows custom design and easy adds, moves and

changes, and encompasses our complete line of housings, including: Leviton

QuickPort standard and Decora wallplates, surface mount housings,

modular furniture and the Multimedia Outlet System. From the livingroom to the

boardroom, theres no easier solution than Leviton QuickPort.

Leviton connector and housing choices include:

connectors for Category 6, 5e, 5 and 3, Voice

Grade connectors, BNC modules, F-Connectors, Banana

Jacks, Speaker Binding Posts, RCA jacks, reuseable, field-configurable Thread-

Lock and Spectro-Link MT-RJ Fiber Optic connectors, and our new S-Video connector for UTP

wire (perfect for classrooms and conference rooms). Housings include: standard and Decora wallplates,

the versatile Multimedia Outlet System (MOS), attractive Decora and QuickPort wallplates,

Surface Mount Housings, a variety of pre-configured telephone and video

solutions, and a selection of wallplate styles

for Modular Furniture.

Whatever your media. Whatever your application.

Leviton has a workstation solution for you.

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Color choices:
QUICKPORT SNAP-IN CONNECTORS FOR
UTP COPPER CABLE
[A-E] The cornerstone of our superior copper structured cabling systemseXtreme
Category 6, GigaMax 5e, Category 5, Category 3, and Voice Grade snap-in connectors fea-
Ivory(I) White(W)
ture dual-color-coded wiring labels with both T568A and T568B wiring patterns, for dual
flexibility in a single connector, plus fast, accurate termination of station wiring. eXtreme
Category 6 connectors feature standard QuickPort compatibility, and a rear termination
field for easy termination of a jack while installed in a wallplate or field-configurable panel.
Connectors are available in 13 colors for matching or color-coding. Grey(G) Black(E)
[F]The new, innovative S-Video connector enables you to run high quality S-Video over
standard UTP wire. Features a standard flush-mount S-Video connector on the front and
simple, field terminable 110 punchdowns on the rear. Available in Ivory, White, Almond,
Grey and Black for color coding.
Orange(O) Blue(L)
All modules meet or exceed industry standards. All category-rated connectors are fully
compliant with published TIA-568-A requirements. All other QuickPort connectors and
modules are UL certified, fully compliant with NEC Article 800, and meet FCC Part 68.
QuickPort Single-Gang Wallplates
[A] Category 6 eXtreme Connectors U S Part Number Crimson Yellow(Y)
8-conductor component-rated connector 61109-R*6 Red(C)
Permanently laser-engraved with CAT 6
[B] Category 5e GigaMax Connectors U S
8-conductor channel-rated connector 5G108-R*5
Permanently laser-engraved with CAT 5e
8-conductor component rated connector 5G109-R*5
Green(V) Purple(P)
Permanently laser-engraved with CAT 5e+

[C] Category 5 Connectors U S

8-conductor connector 41108-R*5
Permanently laser-engraved with CAT 5
8-conductor connector, keyed 41108-K*5
Permanently laser-engraved with CAT 5 Almond(A) Brown(B)
[D] Category 3 Connectors U S 3
8-conductor connector 41108-R*3
[E] Voice Grade Connectors U S
6-conductor USOC connector 41106-R*6
8-conductor USOC connector 41108-R*8 Dark Red(R)
[F] S-Video Connectors U S
S-Video module, 110 termination 40734-SV Use a Leviton Field-
Termination Coaster
*=Color choices for Category & Voice Grade connectors: Choose from any of the colors to the right. to quick and easily
= S-Video color choices: White(W), Ivory(I), Almond(A), Grey(G), Black(E). punch down wires
on any Leviton
Materials: All module bodies are fire-retardant plastic rated UL 94V-0. Connector spring contacts are the highest quality phosphor
Category Connector.
bronze, plated with 50 microinches of gold over 100 microinches of nickel for lowest contact resistance, maximum life.
For more informa-
tion, call Sales Support at 1-800-922-6229.

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QUICKPORT SNAP-IN CONNECTORS FOR AUDIO/VIDEO CABLE TYPES

Use QuickPort Snap-In Modules for Audio/Video Cable with [D] Banana Jacks: One black striped or one red striped
other QuickPort connectors to create a customized multi- color-coded module per unit pack. Screw-on rear-side connec-
media center in your single- or dual-gang wallplate. Require tions. Front-side connections use standard banana plugs.
no soldering, and connections can be made with standard Applications: speaker connections. Cable: speaker wire
industry tools. QuickPort solutions for Audio/Video includes: terminated with banana plugs.
[A] BNC Bulkhead Module: One gold-plated female-to- [E] Binding Post Modules: One black striped or one red
female connector per unit pack. Twist-on front and rear striped color-coded module per unit pack. Screw-on rear-
connections using BNC plugs. Applications: high-end video, side connections. Optional front-side connections either
home theater, CCTV, LAN. Cable: shielded video & data cable. screw-on or push-in for banana plugs, speaker tip, spade
[B] F-Type Bulkhead Module: One gold-plated female-to- tip, or bare wire. Applications: audio speaker connections.
female connector per unit pack. Screw-on front and rear Cable: speaker wire.
connections. Applications: TV, VCR, DVD, satellite, home Blank Modules: Cover up unused QuickPort housing
theater. Cable: RG6 coaxial cable terminated with F plugs. openings.

[C] RCA Speaker Jacks: One black striped or one red striped All modules meet or exceed industry standards. All QuickPort
connectors and modules are UL certified, fully compliant
color-coded module per unit pack. Front and rear connec-
with NEC Article 800, and meet FCC Part 68.
tions use RCA plugs. Applications: audio/video, home
Part numbers shown are for individual polybag packages in
theatre. Cable: shielded audio/video cable with terminated
standard cartons, some carded and contractor packs also
RCA plugs.
available. Call customer service at 1-800-722-2082.

QuickPort Snap-In Modules

[A-E] Bulkhead Modules U Ivory White Almond Black Grey
[A] BNC Bulkhead Module, nickel-plated 41084-BIF 41084-BWF 41084-BAF 41084-BEF 41084-BGF
BNC Bulkhead Module, gold-plated 40832-BI 40832-BW 40832-BA -- --
[B] F-type Bulkhead Module 41084-FIF 41084-FWF 41084-FAF 41084-FEF 41084-FGF
F-type Bulkhead Module, gold-plated 40831-BI 40831-BW 40831-BA -- --
[C] RCA Speaker Jack, gold-plated w/black stripe 40830-BIE 40830-BWE 40830-BAE -- --
RCA Speaker Jack, gold-plated w/red stripe 40830-BIR 40830-BWR 40830-BAR -- --
RCA Speaker Jack, gold-plated w/yellow stripe 40830-BIY 40830-BWY 40830-BAY -- --
[D] Banana Jack, gold-plated 40837-BIE 40837-BWE 40837-BAE -- --
[E] Binding Post Module w/black stripe 40833-BIE 40833-BWE 40833-BAE -- --
Binding Post Module w/red stripe 40833-BIR 40833-BWR 40833-BAR -- --
Blank Module (pack of 10) 41084-BIB 41084-BWB 41084-BAB 41084-BEB 41084-BGB

Materials: All module bodies are fire-retardant plastic rated UL 94V-0. Connector spring contacts are the highest quality phosphor bronze, plated with 50 microinches of gold over 100
microinches of nickel for lowest contact resistance, maximum life.

Part numbers shown are for individual polybag packages in standard cartons, some carded and contractor packs also available. Call customer service at 1-800-722-2082.

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FIBER OPTIC CONNECTORS & ADAPTERS
Spectro-Link MT-RJ Fiber Connectors, Multimode
[A-B] Leviton offers two styles of dual-polarity, field-configurable MT-RJ connectors.
Spectro-Link Workstation connectors offer innovative push-button fiber termination, and
plug directly into our MOS adapters (see page B5). Spectro-Link Frame-Station connec-
tors use a cam technology to lock the fiber into a terminated position for use in frame or,
with adapters, in the workstation. Both feature a pre-polished ribbon fiber ferrule that
eliminates polishing. Fiber can be tested and reterminated before crimping.
Spectro-Link MT-RJ Connectors
Description Part Number
[A] Spectro-Link High-Density MT-RJ Workstation Connector, multimode, 62.5 m 49888-6SW
Spectro-Link High-Density MT-RJ Workstation Connector, multimode, 50.0 m 49888-5SW
[B] Spectro-Link High-Density MT-RJ Frame-Station Connector, multimode, 62.5 m 49888-6SF
Spectro-Link High-Density MT-RJ Frame-Station Connector, multimode, 50.0 m 49888-5SF For MT-RJ MOS products,
see page B6.
Thread-Lock Reusable Fiber Connectors, Multimode and Singlemode
[C-E] Got two minutes? Award-winning Thread-Lock Connectors, available in SC, FC and
ST styles, are reusable, field-terminable fiber optic connectors with a simple, craft-friend-
ly installation. Use at the frame or workstation. No heat, epoxy or proprietary tools
required. Feature new silcone snap-on build-up sleeves for even easier installation.
Available in version for use with 62.5/125 and 50/125 multimode or singlemode fiber
cable. Each box of 50 connectors includes one tightening tool.
Thread-Lock Fiber Connectors
Description Singlemode Multimode
[C] SC Thread-Lock Connector 49884-SSC (blue) 49884-MSC (beige)
[D] FC Thread-Lock Connector 49883-SFC 49883-MFC
[E] ST Thread-Lock Connector 49882-SST 49882-MST
For a complete listing of Fiber
Thread-Lock and Spectro-Link Adapters Optic Tools, see the Tools section,
Page G5.
Bring ST, FC or MT-RJ fiber to the workstation with the QuickPort ST Fiber Coupling,
QuickPort FC Fiber Coupling and Spectro-Link QuickPort Frame-Station Adapter . Snap-in
connectors fit into any QuickPort Housing. Spectro-Link MT-RJ Keystone-style adapter fits K
in any keystone-style housing such as in the Leviton MOS system, page B6.
Adapters
Description
[F] Spectro-Link Multimode Keystone Adapter for Frame-Station Conn., dual-polarity
*=Color choices: Ivory (I), White (W), Gray (G), and Black (E).
49889-KMA
[G] Spectro-Link QuickPort Frame-Station Adapter, for Frame-Station Connector 49889-QF
[H] ST Fiber Optic QuickPort Coupling, metal, SM/MM 41084-S*F
[I] FC Fiber Optic QuickPort Coupling, metal, SM/MM 41084-F*F
*=Color choices: White(W), Ivory(I), Grey(G), Black(E).

Thread-Lock Connector Components/Accessories

[J] SC Duplex Clip (bag of 25) 49884-DPC
[K] Silicon Build-up Sleeve Kit, includes one of each type of BUS (bag of 10) 49885-SBS
Nylon Retention Sleeve (bag of 10) 49885-SLV

QUICKPORT MULTIMEDIA OUTLET SYSTEM (MOS)

The innovative QuickPort Multimedia Outlet System is changes can be made without dismantling the entire device;
designed to provide the highest level of application and duplex modules and fiber coupling types for SC, ST, MT-RJ
installation flexibility for fiber optic and twisted-pair and other applications; the addition of S-video and RCA
connectivity. It consists of a surface mount box and modules for high-definition audio/video; and design
single- and dual-gang wallplates, which accept QuickPort elements for enhanced routing, storage and bend radius
simplex snap-in modules, plus a variety of duplex fiber optic protection of fiber and copper cabling. See individual product
bulkhead modules. descriptions for more features.
The MOS line is distinguished from other QuickPort housings
by several features: front-load installation capability so that

A Multiple connector termination stations provide stabilized

punchdown support.
C
B Levitons exclusive dual rings store the fiber loop and provide
A
multiple straight paths to each port.
C Single latch cover with security option restricts access if desired.
B D
D Multi-directional mounting and raceway access allow complete
installation flexibility.

B
A Front-loading inserts simplify configuration, while strong latches
keep them in place during use.
A
B Fiber storage/spacer ring fits between wallbox/mud ring and
C D MOS dual-gang plate for fiber loop storage and management.
C 45 angled jack insert optimizes bend radius compliance of
cable exiting QuickPort snap-in connectors.
D Load up to 12 devices in a dual-gang wallplate.

QUICKPORT MULTIMEDIA OUTLET SYSTEM (MOS)

A Multiple connector termination stations provide stabilized

QuickPort Multimedia Outlet System (MOS)

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MOS Surface Mount Box and Wallplates Part Number
Configurations for
6-Port Surface Mount Box 41296-MM* MOS Wallplates
Single-Gang Wallplate 41290-SM*

Dual-Gang Wallplate 41290-DM*

Connectors, Wallplates & Housings

Fiber Storage/Spacer Ring 41290-DR*

Three - 1 Unit High

MOS Inserts for Surface Mount Boxes and Wallplates Part Number

2-Port QuickPort Adapter, flush, (1 unit high) 41291-2Q*

Module for Spectro-Link MT-RJ Connector (See connectors, Page D2) 41291-1M*

1 S-video Insert Module, (1 unit high) 41291-1V*

One - 1 Unit High

1 RCA Insert Module, (1 unit high) 41291-1R* One - 1/2 Unit High
One - 1 1/2 Unit High
1 Duplex ST Coupling, (1 units high) (phos. bronze sleeve) 41291-2T*
1 Duplex ST Coupling, (1 units high) (zirconia ceramic sleeve) 41291-ZT*

1 Duplex FC Coupling, (1 units high) (phos. bronze sleeve) 41291-PF*

1 Duplex FC Coupling, (1 units high) (zirconia ceramic sleeve) 41291-ZF*

1 Duplex SC Coupling, (1 units high) (phos. bronze sleeve) 41291-PC* Two - 1 1/2 Unit High
1 Duplex SC Coupling, (1 units high) (zirconia ceramic sleeve) 41291-2C*

Blank Module, (1 unit high) 41291-1B*

MOS Inserts for use with MOS Wallplates Part Number

2-Port QuickPort Adapter, 45 exit, (1.5 units high) 41294-2Q*

One - 1 Unit High
Blank Module, (1/2 unit high) 41295-5B* One - 2 Units High

Blank Module, (1.5 units high) 41294-2B*

Blank Module, (2 units high) 41292-2B*

1 Duplex ST Coupling 45 exit, SM/MM (1.5 units high) (phos. bronze sleeve) 41294-2T*
1 Duplex ST Coupling 45 exit, SM/MM (1.5 units high) (zirconia ceramic sleeve) 41294-ZT*
One - 3 Units High
1 Duplex FC Coupling 45 exit, SM/MM (1.5 units high) (phos. bronze sleeve) 41294-PF*
1 Duplex FC Coupling 45 exit, SM/MM (1.5 units high) (zirconia ceramic sleeve) 41294-ZF*

1 Duplex SC Coupling 45 exit, SM/MM (1.5 units high) (phos. bronze sleeve) 41294-PC*
1 Duplex SC Coupling 45 exit, SM/MM (1.5 units high) (zirconia ceramic sleeve) 41294-2C*

1 Duplex ST Coupling 45 exit, SM/MM (2 units high) (phos. bronze sleeve) 41292-2T*
1 Duplex ST Coupling 45 exit, SM/MM (2 units high) (zirconia ceramic sleeve) 41292-ZT*

1 Duplex FC Coupling 45 exit, SM/MM (2 units high) (phos. bronze sleeve) 41292-PF*
1 Duplex FC Coupling 45 exit, SM/MM (2 units high) (zirconia ceramic sleeve) 41292-ZF*

2 Duplex SC Coupling 45 exit, SM/MM (2 units high) (phos. bronze sleeve) 41292-PC*
2 Duplex SC Coupling 45 exit, SM/MM (2 units high) (zirconia ceramic sleeve) 41292-2C*

2 Duplex ST Coupling 45 exit, SM/MM (3 units high) (phos. bronze sleeve) 41293-4T*
2 Duplex ST Coupling 45 exit, SM/MM (3 units high) (zirconia ceramic sleeve) 41293-ZT*

2 Duplex FC Coupling 45 exit, SM/MM (3 units high) (phos. bronze sleeve) 41293-PF*
2 Duplex FC Coupling 45 exit, SM/MM (3 units high) (zirconia ceramic sleeve) 41293-ZF*

2 Duplex SC Coupling 45 exit, SM/MM (3 units high) (phos. bronze sleeve) 41293-PC*
*=Colors: Materials:
2 Duplex SC Coupling 45 exit, SM/MM (3 units high) (zirconia ceramic sleeve) 41293-4C*
Ivory (I) High-impact,
White (W) fire-retardant,
QuickPort Module Adapter accepts QuickPort connectors, adapters and modules, see page B3-B5 for ordering information. Grey (G) plastic rated
Black (E) UL 94V-0.

QuickPort Multimedia Outlet System (MOS)

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MOS Surface Mount Box and Wallplates Part Number
Configurations for
6-Port Surface Mount Box 41296-MM* MOS Wallplates
Single-Gang Wallplate 41290-SM*

Dual-Gang Wallplate 41290-DM*

Connectors, Wallplates & Housings

Fiber Storage/Spacer Ring 41290-DR*

Three - 1 Unit High

MOS Inserts for Surface Mount Boxes and Wallplates Part Number

2-Port QuickPort Adapter, flush, (1 unit high) 41291-2Q*

Module for Spectro-Link MT-RJ Connector (See connectors, Page D2) 41291-1M*

1 S-video Insert Module, (1 unit high) 41291-1V*

One - 1 Unit High

1 Duplex FC Coupling, (1 units high) (phos. bronze sleeve) 41291-PF*

1 Duplex FC Coupling, (1 units high) (zirconia ceramic sleeve) 41291-ZF*

1 Duplex SC Coupling, (1 units high) (phos. bronze sleeve) 41291-PC* Two - 1 1/2 Unit High
1 Duplex SC Coupling, (1 units high) (zirconia ceramic sleeve) 41291-2C*

Blank Module, (1 unit high) 41291-1B*

MOS Inserts for use with MOS Wallplates Part Number

2-Port QuickPort Adapter, 45 exit, (1.5 units high) 41294-2Q*

One - 1 Unit High
Blank Module, (1/2 unit high) 41295-5B* One - 2 Units High

Blank Module, (1.5 units high) 41294-2B*

Blank Module, (2 units high) 41292-2B*

1 Duplex SC Coupling 45 exit, SM/MM (1.5 units high) (phos. bronze sleeve) 41294-PC*
1 Duplex SC Coupling 45 exit, SM/MM (1.5 units high) (zirconia ceramic sleeve) 41294-2C*

1 Duplex ST Coupling 45 exit, SM/MM (2 units high) (phos. bronze sleeve) 41292-2T*
1 Duplex ST Coupling 45 exit, SM/MM (2 units high) (zirconia ceramic sleeve) 41292-ZT*

1 Duplex FC Coupling 45 exit, SM/MM (2 units high) (phos. bronze sleeve) 41292-PF*
1 Duplex FC Coupling 45 exit, SM/MM (2 units high) (zirconia ceramic sleeve) 41292-ZF*

2 Duplex SC Coupling 45 exit, SM/MM (2 units high) (phos. bronze sleeve) 41292-PC*
2 Duplex SC Coupling 45 exit, SM/MM (2 units high) (zirconia ceramic sleeve) 41292-2C*

2 Duplex ST Coupling 45 exit, SM/MM (3 units high) (phos. bronze sleeve) 41293-4T*
2 Duplex ST Coupling 45 exit, SM/MM (3 units high) (zirconia ceramic sleeve) 41293-ZT*

2 Duplex FC Coupling 45 exit, SM/MM (3 units high) (phos. bronze sleeve) 41293-PF*
2 Duplex FC Coupling 45 exit, SM/MM (3 units high) (zirconia ceramic sleeve) 41293-ZF*

QUICKPORT FLUSH MOUNT WALLPLATES

Leviton offers one of the largest selections of field-configurable, Choose from a full range of styles and looks to meet any
flush mount wallplates available on todays market. They pro- application, including single- and dual-gang and Decora
vide the adaptability and performance required in a voice/data designer styling. All Leviton flush mount devices fit standard
wiring interface in a sleek low-profile wallplate. NEMA wallboxes and other openings for easy installation or
retrofits of existing wallboxes.

QuickPort Single-Gang Multi-Port Wallplates

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with or without Designation Windows
Single-gang flush mount wallplates offer field-configurable flexibility in an attractive
single-piece housing. A choice of 1, 2, 3, 4 or 6 ports allows for a variety of configurations
and future expansion if needed. The wallplates are fully compatible with all QuickPort
Snap-in Modules including connectors or blank fillers.
Port and station identification can be handled in a number of ways. Match the modules

Connectors, Wallplates & Housings

to the plate for a sleek look, or use different colors for port ID. Port designation labels are
available for identifying different networks or port assignments for the wallplates. The
wallplates with designation windows, additionally accept a typed or hand-written label for
the window which covers a security screw. All designation windows are compatible with
field-label printers.
QuickPort wallplates are UL Listed, CSA Certified, and are listed in compliance with NEC
Article 800.
QuickPort Single-Gang Wallplates
Description Ivory White Grey Black Almond
6-Port Wallplate 41080-6IP 41080-6WP 41080-6GP 41080-6EP 41080-6AP
4-Port Wallplate 41080-4IP 41080-4WP 41080-4GP 41080-4EP 41080-4AP
3-Port Wallplate 41080-3IP 41080-3WP 41080-3GP 41080-3EP 41080-3AP
2-Port Wallplate 41080-2IP 41080-2WP 41080-2GP 41080-2EP 41080-2AP
1-Port Wallplate 41080-1IP 41080-1WP 41080-1GP 41080-1EP 41080-1AP
QuickPort Single-Gang Wallplates w/ Designation ID Windows
Description ID Windows Ivory White Grey Black
6-Port Wallplate 2 42080-6IS 42080-6WS 42080-6GS 42080-6ES
4-Port Wallplate 2 42080-4IS 42080-4WS 42080-4GS 42080-4ES
3-Port Wallplate 2 42080-3IS 42080-3WS 42080-3GS 42080-3ES
2-Port Wallplate 2 42080-2IS 42080-2WS 42080-2GS 42080-2ES
1-Port Wallplate 1 42080-1IS 42080-1WS 42080-1GS 42080-1ES
Note: Housings are sold empty. Snap-in Connectors must be ordered separately. (See page B3-B5.)

QuickPort Dual-Gang Multi-Port Wallplates with Designation Windows

Where high-density port configurations with port ID capabilities are called for, the
dual-gang flush mount wallplates with designation windows are the ideal solution.
Designed in a single-piece housing and a wide choice of port counts: 1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 8 or 12
ports, the dual-gang wallplate can be field configured with any combination of QuickPort
Snap-in Modules. Port identification can be accomplished in two ways: use different color
QuickPort modules for port or station differentiation, or type or hand-write a descriptive
label for the designation window. All designation windows are field-label compatible, and
cover a security screw to keep the wallplate in place.
QuickPort wallplates are UL Listed, CSA Certified, and are listed in compliance with NEC
Article 800.
QuickPort Dual-Gang Wallplates With Designation ID Window U S
Description No. of ID Windows Ivory White Grey Black
12-Port Wallplate 4 42080-12I 42080-12W 42080-12G 42080-12E
8-Port Wallplate 4 42080-8IP 42080-8WP 42080-8GP 42080-8EP
6-Port Wallplate 4 42080-6IP 42080-6WP 42080-6GP 42080-6EP
4-Port Wallplate 4 42080-4IP 42080-4WP 42080-4GP 42080-4EP
3-Port Wallplate 2 42080-3IP 42080-3WP 42080-3GP 42080-3EP
2-Port Wallplate 2 42080-2IP 42080-2WP 42080-2GP 42080-2EP
1-Port Wallplate 2 42080-1IP 42080-1WP 42080-1GP 42080-1EP
Note: Housings are sold empty. Snap-in Connectors must be ordered separately. (See page B3-B5.) Professional-looking port ID is fast and
simple with pre-printed labels, sold on
page B20. These labels can be used on
all Leviton workstation products.

A QuickPort Decora Multimedia Inserts

[A] Combine voice, data, audio and video in one compact, attractive Decora wallplate.
QuickPort Decora Wallplate Inserts offer designer style to match Leviton Decora electrical
switches and outlets, with the capacity and flexibility to support high-tech
communications for boardrooms or workstations. QuickPort snap-in modules fit neatly
into a single gang Decora wallplate and can be combined with Decora electrical devices
(with a barrier box) in a multi-gang wallplate. Simply snap in the QuickPort
connectors of your choice to customize multimedia options. Compatible with all standard
Decora wallplates and Decora Plus snap-on wallplates with hidden mounting screws
(order plates separately, page B16) and standard NEMA openings. UL Listed and CSA Certified.
QuickPort Decora Multimedia Inserts
Description Ivory White Grey Black Almond Brown
2-Port Insert 41642-I 41642-W 41642-GY 41642-E 41642-A 41642-B
3-Port Insert 41643-I 41643-W 41643-GY 41643-E 41643-A 41643-B
4-Port Insert 41644-I 41644-W 41644-GY 41644-E 41644-A 41644-B
16
SE E B 6-Port Insert 41646-I 41646-W 41646-GY 41646-E 41646-A 41646-B
F R ES
O 2-Port Insert/Connector Kits Ivory White
T
LPLA
WAL 2-Port Insert w/two 6-conductor connectors 41666-I 41666-W
2-Port Insert w/two 8-conductor connectors 41688-I 41688-W
Note: Order QuickPort snap-in modules on page B3-B5. Decora wallplate ordering information can be found on page B16.
Configured versions also meet FCC Part 68.

QuickPort Duplex 106 Insert

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A
[A] The QuickPort Duplex 106 is ideal for applications where two individual modular ports
are desired, within the standard 106/NEMA-style outline that prevails among electrical
outlets. It accepts all QuickPort Snap-in Modules and fits standard NEMA wallboxes and
most floor boxes and monuments. It also uses standard duplex wallplates (sold
separately), making installation easier and more cost-effective, particularly in retrofits of
existing spaces.

Connectors, Wallplates & Housings

The Duplex 106 is gangable with electrical devices when barrier boxes are used. A recess
above each module port accommodates Leviton Designation Labels (page B20) or
hand-written port ID. Order duplex wallplate separately, page B16. UL Listed, CSA
Certified and NEC Article 800 compliant.
QuickPort Duplex 106 Insert
Description Ivory White Grey Black
QuickPort Duplex 106 Insert only 41087-2IP 41087-2WP 41087-2GP 41087-2EP
Note: Inserts are sold empty. Snap-in Connectors must be ordered separately. (See page B3-B5.)
Note: Floor monuments shown for illustration only, and are not part of the Leviton product line.

B
QuickPort Quad 106
[B] Levitons Quad 106 was the first information outlet to allow the installation of four
connector modules within a single 106-type duplex device matching electrical outlets.
Initially a factory-configured device, its new, sturdy design provides full field-configurability
with QuickPort Snap-in Modules, and includes a built-in termination station for stabilizing
the connectors during wiring and punchdown.
The Quad 106 fits standard NEMA wallboxes and most floor monuments, uses standard
duplex wallplates (order separately, page B16), and accepts all QuickPort Snap-in
Modules. UL Listed, CSA Certified, and NEC Article 800 compliant.
QuickPort Quad 106 Insert
Description Ivory White Grey Black
QuickPort Quad 106 Insert only 41087-QIP 41087-QWP 41087-QGP 41087-QEP
Note: Inserts are sold empty. Snap-in Connectors must be ordered separately. (See page B3-B5.)
Note: Floor monuments shown for illustration only, and are not part of the Leviton product line.
*QuickPort 106 style outlets are ideal for floor box monument applications, for 2-, 3-, or 4-ports.

QuickPort Floor Jack Insert

[C] Rugged and fully field-configurable, this device provides point-of-use connectivity for
a broad range of applications where convenience or building requirements dictate the use
of a floor-mounted communications outlet. Each floorplate is made of .06" thick solid
brass to hold up under heavy furniture or foot traffic. When not in use, a flush-fitting brass
screw cap keeps internal components free from dirt and dust.
The two individual ports are configured easily with any combination of QuickPort Snap-in
Modules. QuickPort floor jacks will fit standard metal boxes 3" x 2", 3" x 2 18" and larger.
QuickPort Duplex Floor Jack Insert w/ Brass Plate & Screw Cap C
Description Part Number
Insert with one F-connector and one blank module. 41650-F
Insert with one 6-conductor connector and one blank module. 41650-6
Insert with one blank module. 41652
Insert with two 6-conductor jacks. 41652-6
Insert with one 6-conductor connector and one F-connector. 41652-6F
For additional Snap-in Connectors, see page B3-B5.

STANDARD FLUSH MOUNT J ACKS

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A
Flush mount jacks are available in smooth-finish single-jack or duplex models, and
Decora styles. All feature one-piece construction and install easily in standard electrical
boxes. Many are available in both standard plate sizes (2 34" W x 4 12" H x 316" D) and
Midway plate sizes (38" greater in height and width), in a variety of colors.

Type 625B4 Modular Wall Jack

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[A] Includes jack, plate, and mounting hardware. Fits standard NEMA wallboxes. Screw
terminals. UL Listed and CSA Certified.
Type 625B4 Modular Wall Jack - Smooth Finish U S
Standard Plate Midway Plate
Description Brown Ivory White Almond Brown Ivory White
6-Position, 4-Conductor 40249 40249-I 40249-W 40249-A 40549 40549-I 40549-W
6-Position, 6-Conductor 40238-I 40238-W 40538-I 40538-W
8-Position, 8-Conductor 40280-I 40280-W 40580-I 40580-W
Note: Robertson/Slot Drive screws available for 4625B series, call customer service for ordering information.
Type 625B4 Modular Wall Jack - Smooth Finish, alternative construction (not shown) U S
Description Ivory White Grey Almond Brown
6-Position, 4-Conductor 4625B-44I 4625B-44W 4625B-44G 4625B-44A 4625B-44
6-Position, 6-Conductor 4625B-46I 4625B-46W 4625B-46G
8-Position, 8-Conductor 4625B-48I 4625B-48W

These products are UL Listed only.

Type 105 Flush Mount Modular Jack with 110-Type Termination

B [B] The 105 single-port flush mount jack fits a standard single opening (1.406" diameter)
electrical wallplate. It is available in 4-, 6-, or 8-conductor configurations for voice and
data, with the 8conductor keyed version typically used for data. Mounts easily in standard
single-, double-, or multigang electrical boxes, most floor monuments, and many cellular
or raised floor boxes. Installs quickly using industry standard 110-type insulation
displacement connectors for 2226 AWG inside wiring. UL Listed, CSA Certified, and meets
FCC Part 68 requirements.

Type 105 Flush Mount Modular Jack U S

Description Port Designation Ivory White Grey
One 6-Position, 4-Conductor Jack 41054-IDD
One 6-Position, 6-Conductor Jack 41056-IDD 41056-WDD
One 8-Position, 8-Conductor Jack, USOC 41058-IDD
One 8-Position, 8-Conductor Jack, T568B 3 41058-IDA 41058-WDA 41058-GDA

Note: Wallplate ordering information can be found on pages B16 - B17.

C Type 625D F-Connector Wallplates

[C] F-Connector wallplates have one or two F-Connectors. Wallplates have a smooth
finish. UL Listed and CSA certified.
F-Connector Wallplate U S
Description Ivory White Almond
Flush-Mount Single F-Connector 80781-I 80781-W 80781-A
Flush-Mount Duplex F-Connector 80782-I 80782-W 80782-A

Type 625D Combination Wall Jacks and F-Connector Wallplates

[D] The Type 625D jacks include one modular jack (with screw terminals) for voice, and
D one F-connector for cable TV or other video applications u sing RG6 or RG59 coax. UL
Listed and CSA Certified.
Type 625D Combination Wall Jacks and F-Connector Wallplates U S
Description Ivory White Grey Almond
Type 625D Combination Wall Jacks, 6-Position, 4-Conductor and F-Connector
Individual polybag pack 40259-I 40259-W 40259-G 40259-A
Type 625D Combination Wall Jacks, 6-Position, 6-Conductor and F-Connector
Individual polybag pack 40258-I 40258-W

Type 106 Duplex Flush Mount Modular Jack with 110-Type Termination

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A
[A] The Type 106 duplex jack accommodates two voice and/or data terminals in the same
jack location, using standard duplex electrical wallplates. Jack choices include 4-, 6-, and
8-conductor modular jacks for voice or data, with 8conductor keyed versions typically
used for data. Mounts easily in standard electrical boxes, most floor monuments,
raceways, and many cellular or raised floor boxes without adapters. May be ganged for
multiple-port applications. Installation is fast and easy with 110-type insulation displacement
connectors for 2226 AWG inside wiring. UL Listed, CSA Certified, and meets FCC Part 68

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requirements.
Type 106 Flush Mount Modular Jack U S
Description Port Designations Ivory White Grey
Materials:
Two 4-Conductor USOC Jacks, one with Flush Mount Modular Jacks
LINE 1 designation, and one with
Housing: High-impact,
LINE 2 designation Line 1 Line 2 41364-IDI 41364-IDW 41364-IDG
fire-retardant plastic rated
Two 6-Conductor USOC Jacks, one with UL 94V0.
LINE 1 designation, and one with
Spring wire contacts: Phosphor
LINE 2 designation Line 1 Line 2 41366-IDI 41366-IDW 41366-IDG
bronze, plated with 50 microinches
One 6-Conductor USOC Jack with VOICE hard gold over 100 microinches
designation, and one 8-conductor T568B nickel.
Category 3 compliant jack
Wire leads: PVCinsulated, tinned
with DATA designation 3 Voice Data 41365-IDI
solid copper.
Two 8-Conductor USOC Jacks, one with
Mounting screws: Combination
LINE 1 designation, and one with
LINE 2 designation Line 1 Line 2 41368-IDI
Phillips/straight blade head.

Note: Wallplate ordering information can be found on pages B16-B17.

SURFACE MOUNT J ACKS B

Type 103 Surface Mount Modular Jack, 110-Type Termination
[B] The 103 single-port surface mount jack accommodates one telecommunications or
data port. It is available in 4-, 6-, or 8-conductor configurations for voice and data, with
8-conductor keyed version typically used for data. Installation is fast and easy with
industrystandard 110-type insulation displacement connectors. The 103 surface mount
jack mounts easily on most walls, floors, and office furniture using screws or doublesided
tape (both included), or optional magnets (see page B20). UL Listed, CSA Certified, and
meets FCC Part 68 requirements. Materials:
Type 103 Single-Port Surface Mount Modular Jack U S 103 Jacks
Description Ivory White Housings: High-impact,
6-Position, 4-conductor Jack 41034-IDA fire-retardant plastic rated
UL 94V0.
6-Position, 6-conductor Jack 41036-IDA
Spring wire contacts: Phosphor
8-Position, 8-conductor USOC Jack 41038-IDA bronze, plated with 50 microinches
8-Position, 8-conductor T568B Category 3 compliant Jack 41038-IDB 41038-WDB gold over 100 microinches nickel.
110 clips: Solderplated phosphor
bronze.

Type 104 Duplex Surface Mount Modular Jack, 110-Type Termination

T-600

A
[A] The 104 Duplex Surface Mount Jack accommodates two voice and/or data ports. It is
available in 4-, 6-, or 8-conductor configurations for voice and data, with 8-conductor
keyed version typically used for data. The 104 jack installs quickly using 110-type
insulation displacement connectors for 2226 AWG inside wiring. User instructions and
basic wiring layouts for standard configurations are included. Mount the 104 jack easily on
most walls, floors, and office furniture using screws or doublesided tape (both included),
or optional magnets (see page B20). UL Listed, CSA certified, and meets FCC Part 68.
Connectors, Wallplates & Housings

Materials: Type 104 Duplex Surface Mount Modular Jack U S

104 Jacks Description Port Designation Ivory
Housings: High-impact, Two 4-Conductor Jacks, one with
fire-retardant plastic rated LINE 1 designation, and one with
UL 94V0. LINE 2 designation Line 1 Line 2 41044-IDA
Spring wire contacts: Phosphor Two 6-Conductor Jacks, one with
bronze, plated with 50 microinches LINE 1 designation, and one with
gold over 100 microinches nickel. LINE 2 designation Line 1 Line 2 41046-IDA
110 clips: Solderplated phosphor One 6-Conductor Jack with VOICE
bronze. designation, and one 8-conductor
T568B Category 3 compliant
jack with DATA designation 3 Voice Data 41086-IDB
Materials:
Wall Phone Jacks Two 8-Conductor USOC Jacks, one with
LINE 1 designation, and one with
Housings: High-impact, LINE 2 designation Line 1 Line 2 41048-IDA
fire-retardant plastic rated
UL 94V-0. Two 8-Conductor T568B
Category 3 compliant Jacks, one with
Spring wire contacts: Phosphor LINE 1 designation, and one with
bronze plated with 50 microinches LINE 2 designation 3 Line 1 Line 2 41048-IDB
gold over 100 microinches nickel.
Two 8-Conductor T568B
Wire leads: PVC-insulated 26 AWG Category 3 compliant Jacks, one keyed
solid copper. and one non-keyed, both with DATA
Terminals: Brass. designation 3 Data Data 41088-IDB
Screws and washers: Nickel-plated
steel.

B WALL PHONE J ACKS

Type 630A Quick-Connect Wall Phone Jack with Plastic Wallplate
[B] Features quick-connect terminals, screw-on wallplate, metal bracket, mounting lugs,
and installation tool. Removable lugs and color-matched plastic inserts (included) permit
conversion from wall phone jack to flush mount jack. UL Listed and CSA Certified.
Type 630A Quick-Connect Jack with Plastic Wallplate U S
Description Ivory White Grey Almond
6-Position, 4-Conductor 40253-I 40253-W 40253-GY 40253-A
6-Position, 6-Conductor 40263-I 40263-W

Type 630A Quick-Connect Wall Phone Jack with Stainless Steel Wallplate
C [C] Includes 4-or 6-conductor jack with screw terminals, stainless steel screw-on wallplate.
mounting screws and installation tool.
Type 630A Quick-Connect Jack with Stainless Steel Wallplate U S
Description Stainless Steel
6-Position, 4-Conductor w/ QuickPort terminations 40223-S
6-Position, 6-Conductor w/ screw terminations 40226-S

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B

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QuickPort furniture
faceplates come in
many styles to fit all
major modular
D
furniture brands.

C
E

QUICKPORT MODULAR FURNITURE FACEPLATES

Bring high performance, a simple snap-in installation, and attractive streamlined appear-
ance to your modular furniture environments. QuickPort Modular Furniture Faceplates
accept all QuickPort Snap-In Modulessupporting virtually any applicationand snap eas-
ily and snugly into standard modular furniture. Labor-saving QuickPort jack design and
tool-less plate installation simplifies installations, adds, moves and changes, and allows
access to the connectors without removing the furniture channel cover. Available in 2- and Steelcase 9000 Series
4-port versions, and in four colors: ivory, white, grey and black. UL Listed and CSA Certified.

Standard Modular Furniture Faceplates

Herman
Description Part # Miller Steelcase Haworth HON Others
[A] 2-Port Faceplate 49900-S*2
[B] 4-Port Faceplate 49900-S*4
(with 1 blank)
[C] 4-Port Extended-depth
Faceplate (with 1 blank) 49900-E*4 Herman Miller Ethospace
Baseline series (shown with
(Standard modular furniture faceplates above fit openings of approximately 1.38" x 2.70")
49900-SE4 and Herman Miller's
4-port extended plate provides 1/2 added depth (3/4 total) for installation into shallow raceway channels, e.g., some powered channels. "Reducer" G1189A)
Compatible when used with Herman Miller G1189A Reducer available from Herman Miller dealers.

Herman Miller Modular Furniture Faceplates

Herman
Description Part # Miller Steelcase Haworth HON Others
[D] 2-Port HM Faceplate 49900-H*2
[E] 4-Port HM Faceplate 49900-H*4
(with 1 Blank)

(Herman Miller faceplates above fit openings of approximately 1.88" x 2.98")

Fits most Herman Miller furniture including Action Office I, II, III and Ethospace Baseline. To ensure compatibility with specific
models call Applications Engineering at 1 (800) 722-2082.
*=Color choices: Ivory (I), White (W), Grey (G), Black (E)
Materials: High-impact fire-retardant plastic rated UL 94V-0. Haworth Panels

STANDARD WALLPLATES
The wallplates on these two pages are those most commonly These wallplates are selected from an inventory of thousands
used in communications wiring installations, and in particular in many sizes, colors and materials. If the wallplate solution
with the QuickPort Quad 106, Duplex 106, and QuickPort you need is not included on these pages, it may exist in our
Decora Multimedia Inserts. complete wallplate catalogcall Leviton Customer Service at
1 (800) 323-8920.

Single Receptacle
Materials: Urea Nylon Metal
Description Color Part Number Part Number Type Part Number
Ivory 86004 80704-I Aluminum 83004
Black 80704-E Brass 81004

One Gang Plate Grey 87004 80704-GY 302 S/S 84004-40

(1 Single, 1.406" Opening) Red 80704-R
White 88004 80704-W
Duplex Receptacle
Materials: Urea Nylon Metal
Description Color Part # Part # Type Part Number
Ivory 86003 80703-I Aluminum 83003
Black 80703-E Brass 81003
Grey 87003 80703-GY 430 S/S 84003

Single-Gang Plate Red 80703-R 302 S/S 84003-40

(1 Duplex) White 88004 80703-W
Brown 85003 80703
Ivory 86016 80716-I Aluminum 83016
Black 80716-E Brass 81016
Grey 87016 80716-GY 430 S/S 84016

Dual-Gang Plate Red 80716-R 302 S/S 84016-40

(2 Duplex) White 88016 80716-W
Brown 85016 80716
Ivory 86030 Aluminum Call for Info.
Black Brass Call for Info.
Grey 430 S/S

Three Gang Plate Red 302 S/S 84003-40

(2 Duplex) White 88030
Brown 85030
Ivory 86041 Aluminum Call for Info.
Black Brass Call for Info.
Grey 430 S/S 84041

Four Gang Plate Red 302 S/S

(4 Duplex) White 88041
Brown 85041

*Call for wallplate information: 1 (800) 323-8920

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Decora/GFCI Fits all Decora Devices and GFCIs
Materials: Urea Nylon Decora Plus Metal
Description Color Part # Part # Snap-On Type Part # You can count on
Ivory 80401-I 80401-NI 80301-I Aluminum 83401 Leviton wallplates for
Black 80401-E 80301-E Brass 81401 quality and durability:
Grey 80401-GY 80401-NGY 80301-GY 430 S/S
Red 80401-NR 80301-R 302 S/S 84401-40 Listed by Underwriters
Single-Gang Plate White 80401-W 80401-NW 80301-W Laboratories, Inc.
(1 Decora) Brown 80401 80401-N 80301

Connectors, Wallplates & Housings

Almond 80401-A 80301-A Certified by Canadian Standards
Association.
Ivory 80409-I 80409-NI 80309-I Aluminum 83409
Black 80409-E 80309-E Brass 81409 Meet current Federal
Grey 80409-GY 80409-NGY 80309-GY 430 S/S Specifications as tested to UL 514.
Red 80409-NR 80309-R 302 S/S 84409-40
Dual-Gang Plate White 80409-W 80409-NW 80309-W Conforms to NEMA and ANSI
(2 Decora) Brown 80409 80409-N 80309 Standards.
Almond 80409-A 80309-A
Non-combustible.
Ivory 80411-I 80401-NI 80311-I Aluminum 83411
Easily cleaned.
Black 80411-E 80311-E Brass 81411
Grey 80411-GY 80401-NGY 80311-GY 430 S/S Supplied with metal mounting
Red 80401-NR 80311-R 302 S/S 84411-40
screws matched to plate color.
Three Gang Plate White 80411-W 80401-NW 80311-W
(3 Decora) Brown 80411 80401-N 80311 Individually wrapped, with mount-
Almond 80411-A 80311-A
ing screws enclosed in an internal
envelope to prevent scratching
Ivory 80412-I 80401-NI 80312-I Aluminum the plate.
Black 80412-E 80312-E Brass
Grey 80412-GY 80312-GY 430 S/S Configurations available in
Red 80412-R 80312-R 302 S/S 84412-40 standard, mid-way, oversize,
Four Gang Plate White 80412-W 80401-NW 80312-W and extra deep dimensions.
(4 Decora) Brown 80412 80312
Almond 80412-A 80312-A Premium Industrial Specification
Standard Combinations, Blank Plates, Split Plates Grade and Commercial
Materials: Urea Nylon Metal Specification Grade 10-Year
Description Color Part # Part # Type Part #
Warranty where applicable.

Ivory 80455-I Aluminum

Black Brass
Dual-Gang Plate White 80455-W 430 S/S
(1 Duplex, Brown 80455 302 S/S 84455-40
1 Decora/GFCI) Almond 80455-A

Dual-Gang Plate Ivory 86008 N138-I

(1 Duplex, 1 Blank, White 88008 N138-W
Box Mount) Brown 85008

Single-Gang Blank Ivory 86014 80714-I

(1 Duplex, 1 Blank, White 88014 80714-W
Box Mount) Grey 87014 80714-GY

Single-Gang Blank Ivory 86025 80725-I

(1 Duplex, 1 Blank, White 88025 80725-W
Box Mount) Grey 87025 80725-GY
Split Plate (.406 round hole)

Ivory N751-I 302 S/S S751-N

White N751-W

*Call for weather resistant covers, midsized wallplates, and oversized wallplates: 1 (800) 323-8920
302 S/S = non-magnetic, 430 S/S = magnetic

D
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C B

A B C D

4-, 6- and 12-port 4-, 6- and 12-port Port identification Designation window For large installations,
housing feature surface-mount areas reside next to accepts hand-written silkscreen the cover
raceway knockouts housings are numbered ports. indications, field- with words, numbers,
on all non-ported compatible with printed labeling icons or company
sides which are Leviton's modular systems or Leviton logos. Call Applications
compatible with furniture mounting pre-printed port ID Engineering for
major raceway brackets and labels (see page advice on artwork
brands. magnets (see page B20). and minimum
B20). quantity requirements.

In-port connector termination stations

provide stability during punchdown.

QUICKPORT SURFACE MOUNT HOUSINGS

Levitons surface mount housings offer fast, economical rearranged if applications change. These housings can be
installation and field configuration for applications where it adapted for mounting on all types of surfaces, including walls
may not be practical to add a wallbox, such as modular and furniture with tape or screws (both included); modular
furniture environments or retrofit situations. As with all furniture with a modular furniture bracket (page B20); or to
QuickPort field-configurable products, you configure the metal surfaces with magnets (page B20).
housing to your specific needs using Snap-In Moduleseasily

QUICKPORT 2-, 4-, 6- AND 12-PORT SURFACE MOUNT HOUSINGS

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[A-D] Leviton has a surface mount housing to suit your need. and cable entry, with built-in strain relief to assure undis-
2-, 4-, 6- and 12-Port housings are easily field configured with turbed connections, and easy cover latches allow for easy
QuickPort Snap-in Modules (sold separately, page B3-B5) adds, moves and changes.
which can be terminated directly in each port. The 2-port ver- All housings can be mounted with screws or adhesive
sion comes with a blank filler to cover and protect one mounting tape (both provided), or with magnets or modular
unused opening. The 4- and 6-port housings are sized to

Connectors, Wallplates & Housings

furniture brackets (sold separately on page B20). Identify
completely cover a single-gang NEMA wallbox opening, while ports and stations by using ample space next to each port or
the 12-port fits over a single- or dual-gang NEMA box open- the designation window. All housings are UL Listed and
ing. Housings contain knockouts to accommodate raceway compliant with NEC Article 800.

QuickPort Surface Mount Housings

Description Part Number
[A] 2-Port Surface Mount Housing (includes 1 blank module) 41089-2*P
[B] 4-Port Surface Mount Housing 41089-4*P
[C] 6-Port Surface Mount Housing 41089-6*P
[D] 12-Port Surface Mount Housing 41089-12*
Note: Snap-In Modules must be ordered separately (See page B3-B5).
*=Color choices: Ivory(I), White(W), Grey(G), Black(E)
Materials: High-impact fire-retardant plastic rated UL 94V-0.

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Single- and Dual-Gang Surface Mount Backboxes
These two-piece Surface Mount Backboxes snap snugly together to adapt Leviton flush
mount products for surface mounting. Available in two sizes with knockouts on all sides
for cable entry. Mounting options include screws and double-backed tape (installer-sup-
plied); modular furniture brackets (F, G, H below) or magnet mounting (E below).
Connectors, Wallplates & Housings

Single- and Dual-Gang Surface Mount Backboxes

Depth Ivory White Grey Black
[A] Single-Gang 1.89" deep 42777-1IA 42777-1WA 42777-1GA 42777-1EA

C D [B] Single-Gang 1.45" deep 42777-1IB 42777-1WB 42777-1GB 42777-1EB

[C] Dual-Gang 1.89" deep 42777-2IA 42777-2WA 42777-2GA 42777-2EA
[D] Dual-Gang 1.45" deep 42777-2IB 42777-2WB 42777-2GB 42777-2EB

Magnets
Mount surface mount products on desks and other metal surfaces.
Magnets
Description Part Number
[E] Magnets (4 per pack) 41030-SMJ

E Use 1 Magnet for 2-port Surface Mount Housing. Use 2 Magnets for 4-, 6-, and 12-port Surface Mount
Housings, Single & Dual-Gang Surface Mount Backboxes, 103 & 104 type Modular Jacks.

Modular Furniture Brackets

Use to install Leviton surface mount outlets (or flush mount devices with backbox) in
many types of modular offices. Can also be used with Leviton backboxes and surface
mount 4-, 6-, and 12-port housings. Cold-rolled steel units snap securely into modular par-
titions. A cutout allows rear cable entry for a clean, uncluttered look and tangle-free instal-
lation. Available in black.
Modular Furniture Brackets
Compatibility Part Number
[F] For Steelcase 9000, Haworth,
Knoll Morrison, Allsteel and Westinghouse 49222-BLK
[G] For Herman Miller Ethospace and Steelcase Avenir 49222-ESP
F G H [H] For Herman Miller Action Office 49222-HAO

Pre-Printed Port Designation Labels

I
Identify ports on any QuickPort Housings with these attractive and versatile jack designation
labels. Printed on clear self-adhesive backing. Commercial or residential labels available.
Port Designation Labels
Description Black Ink White Ink
[I] Commercial Labels10 sheets per kit, 94 labels per sheet 41080-LEB 41080-LWB
410 8 0 - L E B Residential Labels10 sheets per kit, 94 labels per sheet 40740-BE
Shown
Note: If uncommon designations, company logos, or permanent port ID are desired, inquire about our custom silkscreening.

Aussie Bezel
Adapt any CAT 5, 5e, 6 or MT-RJ Frame-Station QuickPort Adapter to Australian-style
wallplates with this snap-on bezel. Available in white or preloaded with a GigaMax 5e jack.
Aussie Bezel
Description Part Number
[ J ] Aussie Bezel for Category 5, 5e or 6, white BEZEL-WHT
[K] Aussie Bezel for MT-RJ Frame-Station Connector (in QuickPort Adapter), white BEZEL-MTW
Aussie Bezel for MT-RJ Frame-Station Connector (in QuickPort Adapter), black BEZEL-MTE
J K Aussie Bezel, pre-packaged with a GigaMax 5e jack, s(w/Leviton logo) 5G109-A*5

*=Colors: White(W), Grey(G), Black(E), Orange(O), Blue(L), Crimson Red(C), Yellow(Y), and Green(G)

Universal Category 5 & 5e Panels & Blocks C3

Universal Category 6 Patch Panels C4

Voice-Grade Patch Panels C5

QuickPort Multimedia Panels & Blocks C6

Performance Patch Cords C7

Rack & Panel Accessories C7

110 Wiring Products C8

Surface-Mount Mini Patch Panels C11

66-Clip Connecting Blocks C12

66-Clip Connecting Block Accessories C13

Courtesy of Steven Engineering , Inc. ! 230 Ryan Way, South San Francisco, CA 94080-6370 ! Main Office: (650) 588-9200 ! Outside Local Area: (800) 258-9200 ! www.stevenengineering.com
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Copper Components . . .
The mainstay of our product offering, Levitons copper systems have

been proven the most consistently high-bandwidth and error-free

Copper Components

in the market, and provide by far the best value of any competitive

brands. Choose from three performance levels, and mix and match For Copper
Connectors,
the modular connectors, patch panels, 110 components, Wallplates
& Housings,
see Section B.
patch blocks and patch cords with our fiber products to create a

complete structured cabling system custom tailored to your projects specific needs

and guaranteed for a lifetime of performance.*

Category 5 The overachiever of systems, Levitons Category 5 solution delivers

incredible headroom for an even more incredible price. Perfect for home, home

office or any medium bandwidth installations.

Category 5e Premium performance at a practical price. Choose

GigaMax 5e universal cords, panels and connectors to create a complete

Category 5e system. The best middle ground when budget & performance are equally

decisive and gigabit performance is essential.

Category 6 Rocket into the fastest, most reliable copper technology available on todays

market. Levitons eXtreme 6 system is tested out well past the standards, to 350Mhz, for the

ultimate in no-risk performance and soaring headroom. The ideal system for future-ready

networks and mission-critical applications.

* Thats right. All Leviton copper and fiber components are covered by a complete lifetime warranty on parts and
performance when installed by a certified contractor. Ask your local Leviton representative for more details.

For Copper
Tools see
Section G.

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Connector spring wire Universal printed Writable/erasable surfaces
contacts are highest circuit-board modules and numbered jack ports
quality phosphor with 110 IDC punch- help identify port assign-
bronze, plated with 50 downs can be used ments.
microinches gold over for T568A and T568B
12-Port 100 microinches of wiring configurations.
nickel.

16-Port

24-Port
UNIVERSAL C ATEGORY 5 & GIGAMAX
48-Port 5 e PATCH PANELS & PATCH BLOCKS
Universal Category 5 and GigaMax 5e Patch accommodate top, bottom or side cable
Panels and Patch Blocks come in a variety of entry. For smaller, wall-mount installations,
64-Port
port densities to meet the needs of high- the 12-port patch blocks are an ideal low-
speed data applications. Both the blocks profile solution.
and panels come pre-configured with either GigaMax 5e panels are rated for both
Category 5 connectors, or GigaMax 5e category- and channel-level performance.
connectors for enhanced applications, and
96-Port All panels and blocks are UL Listed; meet
both can be used for T568A or T568B wiring
configurations. The panels, available with 12 National Electrical Code requirements and
to 96 pre-configured ports, mount in specifications for UL 1863; and fully comply
standard 19" TIA equipment racks and with with the latest published TIA
guidelines, as of this printing.

Universal Category 5 Patch Panels UR

Description 12-Port 16-Port 24-Port 24-Port w/Bar 32-Port 48-Port 64-Port 96-Port
T568B/T568A 59484-U12 59484-U16 59484-U24 59484-24U 59484-U32 59484-U48 59484-U64 59484-U96
Dimensions: 1.75" H x 19.0" W 1.75" H x 19.0" W 1.75" H x 19.0" W 1.75" H x 19.0" W 3.5" H x 19.0" W 3.5" H x 19.0" W 7.0" H x 19.0" W 7.0" H x 19.0" W
(Includes Wire
Management Bar)

Universal GigaMax 5e Patch Panels UR

Description 12-Port 16-Port 24-Port 32-Port 48-Port 64-Port 96-Port
T568B/T568A 5G584-U12 5G584-U16 5G584-U24 5G584-U32 5G584-U48 5G584-U64 5G584-U96
Dimensions: 1.75" H x 19.0" W 1.75" H x 19.0" W 1.75" H x 19.0" W 3.5" H x 19.0" W 3.5" H x 19.0" W 7.0" H x 19.0" W 7.0" H x 19.0" W

Universal Category 5 and GigaMax 5e Patch Blocks (include Mounting Bracket) UR

12-Port Category 5 12-Port GigaMax 5e
T568B/T568A 59484-U89 5G584-U89
Dimensions: 10.0" H x 2.375" W 10.0" H x 2.375" W

Materials: Panels and blocks are 16 gauge steel, black painted finish with white write-on areas silkscreened beside the connectors. Printed circuit boards and plastic components are
fire-retardant materials rated UL 94V-O.

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Built-in cable Universal printed Writable/erasable Connector spring

24-Port management surfaces and wire contacts are
circuit-board mod-
facilitates dressing ules with 110 con- numbered jack highest quality
and organizing the nections for easy- ports help identify phosphor bronze,
cable, and helps field termination port assignments. plated with 50
48-Port
maintain optimum can be used for microinches gold
bend radii . T568A and T568B over 100
wiring configura- microinches of
tions. nickel.

UNIVERSAL EXTREME 6 PATCH PANELS

eXtreme 6 Universal Patch Panels come pre-configured with The panels mount in standard 19" TIA equipment racks and
eXtreme Category 6 connectors with 110 connections, and are accommodate top, bottom or side cable entry. All panels and
available in high-density 24 or 48-port configurations. blocks are UL Listed; meet National Electrical Code
All panels accommodate both T568A and T568B wiring requirements and specifications for UL 1863; and fully
configurations. They mount in standard 19" TIA equipment comply with with the latest published TIA guidelines, as of
racks and accommodate top, bottom or side cable entry, this printing.
comply with the latest published TIA guidelines.*
UL listed.

eXtreme 6 Universal Patch Panels

Description 24-Port 48-Port
High-density, PreConfigured Patch Panel
with wire management bar 49270-U24 49270-U48
Dimensions: 1.75" H x 19.0" W 3.5" H x 19.0" W

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Cable management Printed circuit-board Writable/erasable Connector spring wire
bar available modules with 110 surfaces help identify contacts are highest 24-Port
seperately to IDC-style punchdowns port assignments. quality phosphor
facilitate dressing or industry standard bronze, plated with
and organization of RJ21X connector ter- 50 microinches gold
cable. mination. over 100 microinches 48-Port
of nickel.

VOICE-GRADE PATCH PANELS

Leviton's Voice-Grade Patch Panels are the perfect solution Install the voice circuits to the connector interface and install
for bringing voice to your cable rack. Pre-configured in 24 and the panels later, or run raw cable from the patch panels to the
48 port densites, and designed specifically for voice grade PBX cross connect field.
applications, these inexpensive panels are available in pre- A unique rear label is provided for the 110 IDC style patch
connectorized and 110-IDC versions. panels that delineates 1 pair and two pair termination in
addition to showing 25 pair color coded termination.

Voice-Grade Patch Panels, 110-style

Description 24-Port 48-Port
Voice 8P4C Jacks, 110 termination 49003-P24 49003-P48
Cable Management Bar 49005-CMB 49005-CMB

Voice-Grade Patch Panels, Pre-Connectorized

Description 24-Port 48-Port
Voice 8P2C Jacks, 25-pair connector 49002-J24 49002-J48
Voice 8P4C Jacks, 25-pair connector 49004-J24 49004-J48
Cable Management Bar 49005-CMB 49005-CMB

Cable tie-down slots Exclusive Quick QuickPort panels accept Rugged dual-wall
accommodate Hook and Termination Stations can all Leviton QuickPort reinforced construction
Loop Cable Management be used to temporarily snap-in connectors, provides secure, flush
tie-wraps and plastic hold connectors for more modules and blanks. mount module retention.
cable ties. Built-in cable convenient termination Use with Category 5, 5e
management organizes and cable dressing on - or 6 connectors for
cable and helps maintain Q24 and -Q32. outstanding performance.
optimum bend radii.

QUICKPORT MULTIMEDIA PATCH PANELS & PATCH BLOCKS

Create a Category 5, 5e or 6 panel instantly by matching Configure patch blocks with up to 12 QuickPort modules.
Leviton Performance connectors with versatile QuickPort Patch panels range in port density from 24 to 48 ports.
patch panels and patch blocks. Field-configure with any 24- and 32-port panels incorporate Levitons exclusive
QuickPort Snap-in Modules, including Category 5, GigaMax connector Quick-Termination Station, and a cable management
5e, and eXtreme 6 (sold separately), to obtain the exact per- tray. The high-density panels include a wire management bar.
formance level you require. An 89D mounting bracket is sold separately for patch blocks.

QuickPort Multimedia Patch Panels with Cable Tray UR

[A] Description Dimensions Part Number

24-Port Note: All QuickPort Panels are sold empty.

[A] 24-Port Patch Panel with Cable Tray (3.5" H x 19" W) 49255-Q24
(Order 1 Port identification kit) 49257-QID

[B] [B] 32-Port Patch Panel with Cable Tray (3.5" H x 19" W) 49255-Q32
(Order 2 Port identification kits) 49257-QID
32-Port
QuickPort High Density Multimedia Patch Panels with Wire Management Bar UR
[C] High Density 24-Port Patch Panel w/Wire Management Bar (1.75" H x 19" W) 49255-H24
(Order 1 Port identification kit) 49257-I24
[C]
[D] High Density 48-Port Patch Panel w/Wire Management Bar. (3.5" H x 19" W) 49255-H48
24-Port High Density
(Order 2 Port identification kits) 49257-I24
QuickPort Multimedia Patch Blocks UR
[D] Note: QuickPort Patch Blocks are sold empty.
48-Port High Density QuickPort 12-Port Patch Block, shown above
(mounting bracket sold separately) (10" H x 2.375" W) 49255-Q89
QuickPort Patch Block mounting bracket, shown above (89D) 40089-00D
QuickPort 12-Port Multimedia Patch Block, not shown
(extra deep for heavy audio/video cables) (10" H x 2.375" W) 47689-QP
(mounting bracket included)

Materials: Panels and blocks are 16 gauge steel, black painted finish with white write-on areas silkscreened beside the connectors.
Printed circuit boards and plastic components are fire-retardant materials rated UL 94V-O.

PERFORMANCE PATCH CORDS

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Levitons Category 5, GigaMax and eXtreme patch cords meet or exceed industry stan-
dard or proposed specifications, and use compliant stranded wire as specified by the latest
published TIA guidelines* to ensure adequate 'flex life.' All have quality construction to
maintain the integrity of signal transmission at the cross-connect, which is critical to
the performance of the entire cabling system.
Available in lengths of 3', 5', 7', 10', 15' and 20'. Offered in seven colors: white, red,

Copper Components
yellow, green, blue, grey and black. GigaMax 5e cords feature black strain-relief boots and
come in primary colors. eXtreme 6 cords feature grey strain-relief boots and come in pale B
colors. Category 5 cords have no strain-relief boot, and come in primary colors.

[A-C] Patch Cords U

Description [A] Category 5 [B] GigaMax 5e [C] eXtreme 6

3-foot length 52455-03* 5G455-03* 62455-03*

5-foot length 52455-05* 5G455-05* 62455-05*
7-foot length 52455-07* 5G455-07* 62455-07*
10-foot length 52455-10* 5G455-10* 62455-10*
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15-foot length 52455-15* 5G455-15* 62455-15*
20-foot length 52455-20* 5G455-20* 62455-20*
No Boot Black Boot Grey Boot
Primary Colors Primary Colors Pale Colors

*=Color choices: White(W), Grey(S), Black(E), Blue(L), Red(R), Green(G), Yellow(Y) * As of this printing

RACK & PANEL ACCESSORIES

Patch Panel Port Identification Kits
[D] Patch Panel Port Identification Kits D
Description Part Number
24-Port ID Kit (for 12-, 24-, 48- and 96-port panels, 24- & 48-port High-Density Panels) 49257-I24
(two kits required for 48-port & four kits required for 96-port panels)
QuickPort 32-port ID kit (for 24- and 32-port panels) 49257-QID

Blank Panels
[E] Blank Panels
Description Part Number
1-Position (1.75" H) Blank Faceplate 49254-BP1 E
2-Position (3.5" H) Blank Faceplate 49254-BP2
4-Position (7.0" H) Blank Faceplate 49254-BP4

Note: * = Fits standard 19" wide TIA racks.

Hinged Wall-Mount Brackets

[F] Hinged Wall-Mount Brackets UR
Description Part Number
2-Position (3.5" H, 6.0" D) Hinged Wall-Mount Bracket 49251-W62 F
3-Position (5.25" H, 6.0" D) Hinged Wall-Mount Bracket 49251-W63
4-Position (7.0" H, 6.0" D) Hinged Wall-Mount Bracket 49251-W64

Note: This bracket has TIA-310 universal mounting holes which are compatible with all Leviton patch panels and accessories.

Rack-Mount Surge Protective Devices

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[G] 5500 Series 19-inch Rack-Mount Surge Protective Devices UR
Description Part Number
120V, 15A Surge Protective Device, w/six 15A-120V duplex receptacles 5500-190 front
120V, 20A Surge Protective Device, w/six 20A-120V duplex receptacles 5500-192

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110 WIRING PRODUCTS

Materials: Wall-Mount 110 Wiring Products
Horizontal cord managers and 110 Create compact, adaptable 110 termination fields for voice and data by mounting 110
wiring bases feature sturdy wiring bases to the wall or a backboard. Bases come in 50-, 100- or 300-pair densities.
single-piece construction of The 50- and 100- pair bases may be ordered with or without standoff legs which provide
fire-retardant plastic rated
UL 94V-0.
more room behind the base for cable. All 300-pair bases include standoff legs, label strip
C-4 and C-5 connector blocks (sold holders and white paper label strips. A 50-pair 89D bracket configuration is also available
separately or included in kitted (89D bracket sold separately, C13).
versions) are fire-retardant UL 94V-0 Complete kit versions are available for 100- and 300-pair wall-mount units and 89D wiring base,
plastic with solder-plated IDCs.
and include bases, C-4 & C-5 connecting blocks, label holders and white paper label strips.
All components are UL Listed and exceed TIA-568-A-5, Category 5e transmission require-
ments. Verified by independent testing.
Wall-Mount 110 Products - Individual Components & Combinations U
Description Part Number
[A] 50-pair Wall-Mount Wiring Base without legs 41DW1-50
Legs only, 50-Pair Base (set of two) for 41DW1-50 410L2-50
[B] 100-pair Wall-Mount Wiring Base without legs 41DW2-100
[C] Legs only, 100-Pair Base (set of two) for 41DW2-100 410L2-100
[D] 50-pair Wall-Mount Wiring base with legs 41AW1-50
[E] 100-Pair Wall-Mount Wiring Base with legs 41AW2-100
[F] 300-pair Wall-Mount Wiring Base with legs and white label strips/holders 41AW2-300
[G] Horizontal Cord Manager without legs 41D10-HCM
[H] Horizontal Cord Manager with legs 41A10-HCM
[I] 50-pair 89D Bracket compatible wiring base
(89D bracket sold separately, part number 40089-D) 41DW1-589

Wall-Mount 110 Products - Kitted Versions

Description Part Number
J
[J] 100-pair Wall-Mount Wiring Base Kit with base, legs, label strip 41AB2-1FT
holders, white label strips, 20 C-4 connectors and 4 C-5 connectors.
300-pair Wall-Mount Wiring Base Kit with base, legs, label strip 41AB2-3FT
holders, white label strips, 60 C-4 connectors and 12 C-5 connectors.
50-pair 89D Bracket compatible wiring base kit with base, label 41DB1-5FT
strip holders, white label strips, 10 C-4 connectors and 2 C-5 connectors
(89D Bracket sold separately, part number 40089-D).
Kits available for 100- and 300-pair
wiring bases (100-pair is shown
above), and 50-pair 89D wiring base.

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Wall-Mounting Frame Style 110 Wiring Products
For 110 wall-mount applications, mounting frames provide additional options for
cord/cable management, access and density via a rear cable channel, side slots,
horizontal cord managers and a bottom cable tray. Components are offered individually
or in kits (see ordering information below for description of included parts).
Begin with the basic mounting frames and vertical cord managers. Each has a 300-pair
capacityroom for three 100-pair wiring bases, with 100-pair horizontal cord managers in
between. The capacity for each mounting frame or vertical manager may be increased to
600 or 900 pairs with the addition of up to two 300-pair extension units.
Frames, trays and vertical cord managers are composed of sturdy steel, painted black;
wiring bases, connector blocks and horizontal cord managers are fire-retardant plastic A B
rated UL 94V-0. Kits include screws for attaching wiring bases and cord managers to the
mounting frame. All components are UL Listed and exceed Category 5e
transmission requirements. Verified by independent testing.
Wall-Mounting Frame Style 110 Wiring Products
Description Part Number
[A] 300-pair Basic Mounting-Frame Unit (sheet metal frame and 41MB2-SMF
bottom cable tray only).
[B] 300-pair Extension Mounting-Frame Unit (sheet metal frame only). 41MB2-SME
Basic Mounting Frame Kit with three 100-pair bases; mounting frame; 41MB2-3FT
cable tray; C-4 and C-5 connector blocks; three horizontal cord managers;
label strip holders and white label strips.
Extension Mounting Frame Kit with three 100-pair bases; mounting frame; 41MB2-EXT D
C-4 and C-5 connector blocks; three horizontal cord managers; label strip
C
holders and white label strips.
[C] 300-pair Vertical Cord Manager, Basic unit; includes bottom cable tray. 41880-300
[D] 300-pair Vertical Cord Manager, Extension unit. 41880-EXT

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Rack-Mount 110 Wiring Products

Rack-Mount 110 Wiring Products attach to standard 19" wide racks to create compact,
adaptable 110 termination fields for voice and data. Panels come in 100-, 200- or
300-pair densities and terminate 22-26 AWG solid copper wire. Cord management is
provided by horizontal cord managers (sold separately).
Kits for 100-, 200- and 300-pair rack-mount panels include the panel, C-4 and C-5
connecting blocks, label strip holders and white paper label strips.
Horizontal cord managers and 110 wiring bases feature sturdy single-piece construction of
fire-retardant plastic rated UL 94V-0. Wiring bases are attached to 19" wide steel
rack-mount panels, painted black. Screws are included for mounting the panels onto 19"
racks. C-4 and C-5 connector blocks are fire-retardant UL 94V-0 plastic with solder-plated IDCs.
All components are UL Listed, and exceed Category 5e transmission requirements. Verified
by independent testing.

Individual Components U
Description Part Number
[A] 100-pair Rack-Mount Wiring Panel. 41DR2-100
[B] 200-pair Rack-Mount Wiring Panel. 41DR2-200
[C] 300-pair Rack-Mount Wiring Panel. 41DR2-300
[D] Rack-Mount Horizontal Cord Manager (for part numbers listed above and below). 41D1R-HCM

Individual Components
E 100-pair Rack-Mount Wiring Panel Kit with panel, label strip holders, 41DBR-1FT
white label strips, 20 C-4 connectors, and 4 C-5 connectors.
[E] 200-pair Rack-Mount Wiring Panel Kit with panel, label strip holders, 41DBR-2FT
white label strips, 40 C-4 connectors, and 8 C-5 connectors.
300-pair Rack-Mount Wiring Panel Kit with panel, label strip holders, 41DBR-3FT
white label strips, 60 C-4 connectors, and 12 C-5 connectors.

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Materials:

Copper Components
Surface-Mount Mini Patch Panels
Housings: High-impact,
fire-retardant plastic rated
UL 94V-0.
Connector terminals: High-strength
copper alloy, selectively gold plated
A over nickel in contact area.
Connectors meet the requirements
of FCC Part 68 for standard
telecommunications interface
(RJ21X).

SURFACE-MOUNT MINI PATCH PANELS

For applications where space limitations or simple breakout patching does not justify the
use of rack-mounted patch panels, Leviton offers a full-function Mini Patch Panel with
modular jacks that can be mounted almost anywhereeven in cramped quarters.
Combine two or more panels in-line and use patch cords to make and change
connections. Levitons modular jack design suits most voice and data applications.
[A] Surface-Mount Mini Patch Panels US
Description Part Number
25 6-position 2-conductor (RJ11) FCC Spec Jacks connected to a circuit board 41600-I
with one male 25-pair connector in surface-mount housing. Wired in standard
T-R sequence (26-1, 27-2, 28-3, etc).
25 6-position 4-conductor (RJ14) FCC Spec Jacks wired into two male 25-pair 41610-I
connectors in standard T-R sequence.
25 6-position 2-conductor (RJ11) FCC Spec Jacks connected to a circuit board 41620-I
with two bridged 25-pair connectors (one male and one female) in standard
T-R sequence for series connection.

110 Connector Blocks

[B] These high-quality connector blocks securely seat the wires on 110 wiring bases, B
providing a gas-tight IDC connection that maintains signal integrity for high performance
applications. Available in three Category 5/5e pair-count sizes: C-3, C-4 and C-5. These
blocks withstand 200 reterminations, and are made of fire-retardant plastic rated UL 94V-
0 with solder-plated insulation displacement connectors. Also available in a Category 6
version (not shown).
[B] 110 Connector Blocks U
Description Part Number
C-3 Connector Blocks (bag of 10) 49103-IDC
C-4 Connector Blocks (bag of 10) 49104-IDC
C-4 Connector Blocks (bag of 50) 49104-I50
C-5 Connector Blocks (bag of 10) 49105-IDC
Category 6 110 Connector Blocks (individually polybagged) 41AB6-1FT

110 Product Labeling Holders and Strips

[C] Identify 110 port assignments with these clear plastic label holders and slide-in label
C
strips. The holders attach to all types of 110 wiring baseswall, rack and wall-mounting
frame styles. Strips come in your choice of one of nine colors, and are lined for 2-, 3-, 4-
or 5-pair spacing.
[C] Product Labeling Kits
Description Part Number
Clear Label Holders (bag of 6) 41100-HLD
Label Strips lined for 2-, 3-, 4- or 5-pair spacing (bag of 6)(available in one of 9 colors). 41LBL-00*

* = Color choices: Brown (B), White (W), Grey (G), Red (R), Orange (O), Blue (L), Yellow (Y), Green (V) and Purple (P)

66-CLIP CONNECTING BLOCKS

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These industry-standard blocks are used in equipment rooms to connect voice and data
network wiring to customer premises equipment. They are also used in remote and
intermediate wiring closets throughout larger installations as common connecting points
for nearby equipment. Constructed of high-impact, fire-retardant molded thermoplastic,
Leviton connecting blocks utilize phosphor bronze quick-connect insulation displacement
66-clips for ease of installation, and proven mechanical and electrical reliability.
Copper Components

The 66 blocks may be installed individually or in pairs in a cross-connect system to

A facilitate subsequent adds, moves, and changes. In a cross-connect system, jumper wires
are used to make connections between blocks. Stations can then be disconnected and
reassigned without disturbing station wiresimply by moving the jumpers. Bridging clips
can sometimes be used on split 50 blocks in place of jumpers.

M Block: 25-Pair
[A] Contains 50 rows, each with a single clip having four slots as shown at left. Incoming
cable pairs are connected by terminating the tip conductor on the leftmost slot of one
row, and the ring conductor on the leftmost slot of the next lower row. The three
remaining slots in each clip are available for cross-connects.

Split M Block: 50-Pair

[B] The split M block, like the 25-pair M block, contains 50 rows of clips, but instead of
one 4-slot clip, each row contains two separate 2-slot clips. By terminating 25 incoming
pairs on the slots of the left-hand clips and an additional 25 pairs on the slots of the
B right-hand clips, 50 cross-connects can be made. Alternatively, bridging clips may be used
to connect the two adjacent sets of clips together. (See Page C9.) Category
5-rated.

M Block with Female Connector

[C] 50-pair M block with prewired, pretested 25-pair female connector on left side
fanning strip to speed connection of incoming pairs.

M Block with Female and Male Connectors

[D] 50-pair M block with prewired, pretested 25-pair female connector on left and male
connector on right for fastest installation. Simply plug in connectors and insert bridging
clips to complete the connections.

Connectorized Demarc Block

C [E] Designed for use at the demarcation point, this 50-pair M block includes mounting
bracket and snap-on orange cover with designation strip. Prewired, pretested 25-pair
female connector mounted on right side speeds connection of customer premise
equipment to the network interface.

66 Clip Connecting Blocks U

Description Part Number
[A] M Block: 25-pair (66M1-25) 10" H x 3-5/16" W x 1-3/16" D 40066-M25
[B] Split M Block: 50-pair (66M1-50) 10" H x 3-5/16" W x 1-3/16" D 40066-M50
[C] M Block with female connector (66M1-50W) 10" H x 3-5/16" W x 1-3/16" D 40066-MW
[D] M Block with female and male connectors (66M1-50W2) 40066-MW2
D 10" H x 3-5/16" W x 1-3/16" D
[E] Connectorized Demarc Block (66M1-50R) 10" H x 3-13/32" W x 2-3/4" D 40066-MR

Note: Numbers in parenthesis refer to industry product designation.

Prewired 66 Blocks

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[A] The 66 M1-50 block and 89-D bracket come preassembled with designated jacks.
Prewired 66 Blocks U
Description Part Number
12 6p4c Jacks 49114-QIA
12 6p6c Jacks 49112-QIA
12 8p8c Jacks, T568B 49111-QIA

Copper Components
Materials: 25-pair connector terminals: High-strength copper alloy, selectively gold plated over nickel in contact area. 25-pair A
connectors meet the requirements of FCC Part 68 for standard telecommunications interface (RJ21X).

66-CLIP CONNECTING BLOCK ACCESSORIES

Snap-On Cover for M Blocks
[B] Snaps onto 25- and 50-pair M blocks to protect wiring from dust, dirt and incidental
shorting. Transparent plastic permits viewing of wiring and pair assignments. Durable,
fire-retardant thermoplastic.
Snap-On Cover for M Blocks
Description Part Number
[B] Snap-on Cover for M blocks (66MC-4) 9-15/16" H x 2-5/16" W x 5/16" D 40050-MCV
Note: Number in parenthesis refers to industry product designation.
B

Hinged Cover for Demarc Blocks

[C] Colored orange to identify the network demarcation point, this hinged cover snaps
onto the right side fanning strip of 25- and 50-pair M blocks to protect wiring from dust,
dirt and incidental shorting. Allows wires to be routed from both left and right sides.
D
Designation strip included on inside for recording pair assignments.

Hinged Cover for M Blocks

[D] Snaps into the right side fanning strip of 25- and 50-pair M blocks. Protects wiring
C
from dust, dirt, and incidental shorting. Allows wires to be routed from both left and right
sides. Designation strip included on inside for recording pair assignments.
Hinged Covers for Demarc and M Blocks
Description Part Number
[C] Hinged Cover for demarc blocks: orange (66MC4LH-O) 10" H x 2-7/16" W x 3/4" D 40050-MH0
[D] Hinged Cover for M blocks: grey (66MC4LH-G) 10" H x 2-7/16" W x 3/4" D 40050-MHG

Note: Numbers in parenthesis refer to industry product designation.

Standoff Bracket for M Blocks

[E] Standard mounting bracket for use with all 25- and 50-pair M blocks.

M-Block Bracket for Jack/Connector Mounting

[F] Standoff bracket for 25- and 50-pair M blocks, 89D 110 wiring bases (page C6), and
QuickPort Patch Blocks (page C4). Bracket is open at top and bottom so that installers
may mount bracket and lay cable, then install connecting block easily at a later date.
Standoff Bracket for M Blocks and M-Block Bracket for Jack/Connector Mounting U
Description Part Number E
[E] Standoff Bracket for M blocks (89-B) 10" H x 3-13/32" W x 1-1/2" D 40089-B
[F] M-block Bracket for jack/connector mounting (89-D) 10" H x 3-13/32" W x 1-1/2" D 40089-D
Note: Numbers in parenthesis refer to industry product designation.

Bridging Clips
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[A] Clips press onto the two center slots in any row of a Split M block (as shown at left).
If outside cable pairs are terminated on left-hand clips and station equipment wire is
terminated on right-hand clips, then connections may be made or eliminated easily just
A by inserting or removing the bridging clips. They can also be used on other products which
use 66-clips. Made of tin-plated phosphor bronze alloy, these clips can be easily removed
and reused for rewiring.
Bridging Clips
Copper Components

Description Part Number

[A] Bridging Clips (SA-I), bag of 50 only 40067-BC
Note: Numbers in parenthesis refer to industry product designation.

Wire Distribution Spool

B [B] Facilitates routing and fanning of cable, cross-connections, and jumper wires to any
connection apparatus. Mounts conveniently on backboard of distribution frame.

Wire Distribution Spool with Screw

[C] Includes captive wood screw for quick backboard mounting.
Wire Distribution Spools
C Description Part Number
[B] Wire Distribution Spool (20-A) 1-3/4" Dia. x 3" H 40054-DS
[C] Wire Distribution Spool with screw (20-B) 1-3/4" Dia. x 3" H 40054-DSS

Note: Numbers in parenthesis refer to industry product designation.

Modular Adapter
D [D] Plugs into M blocks to convert 66-clip contacts to a modular jack for quick connection
of equipment.
[D] Modular Adapter
Description Part Number
2-Position Modular Adapter 40072-T2 Converts two 66-clip contacts into
(Tap-2) a 6-position, 2-conductor modular
jack
4-Position Modular Adapter 40072-T4 Converts four contacts into a
(Tap-4) 6-position, 4-conductor modular
jack
Materials: 6-Position Modular Adapter 40072-T6 Converts six contacts into a
Housings: High-impact, (Tap-6) 6-position, 6-conductor modular
jack
fire-retardant plastic rated
UL 94V-0. 8-Position Modular Adapter, 40072-T8 Converts eight contacts into an
T568B wiring (Tap-8) 8-position, 8-conductor non-keyed
Spring wire contacts: Phosphor modular jack
bronze plated with 50 microinches
Note: TAP is a trademark of The Siemon Company.
hard gold over 100 microinches
nickel.
Wire leads: PVC-insulated 26 AWG
stranded copper.

Low-Profile Rack-Mount Fiber Optic Panels D4

Universal Fiber Optic Panel D5

Rack-Mount Fiber Optic Panels D6

Wall-Mount Fiber Optic Panels D7

Fiber Optic Cable Assemblies D8

Fiber Optic Accessories D9

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Fiber Systems . . .
Move your data into the next dimension of networking.
Fiber Components

Fiber isnt just for the backbone anymore. Levitons Opt-X

Fiber System offers not only the highest bandwidth and speeds

possible in the backbone, but also brings the same high

For Fiber
Connectors,
performance to the workstation with a series of innovative,
see Section B.
field-terminable connectors.

Installers & specifiers alike rave about our reusable Thread-Lock ST, FC and SC Fiber Connectors.

They use no epoxy and install in just two minutes at the frame or workstation, which makes them the

most craft-friendly and budget-friendly in the industry.

Spectro-Link MT-RJ connectors bring

together elegant simplicity of design with craft-

friendly assembly and incredible density, speed

and performance.

Leviton has expanded its line of customized

Fiber Optic Cable Assemblies to include

standard lengths, custom lengths, choice of modes and choice of connector configurations.

Combine that flexibility with our selection of premium quality, feature-loaded, low cost

fiber panels and versatile wallplates, wallboxes,and MOS workstation solutions.

Then add the Leviton collection of mounting plates, adapters, fiber optic

accessories and award-winning tools (page C4) , and you simply cannot

beat the Leviton solution for complete

fiber connectivity.

For Fiber Tools

see Section G.

Leviton Opt-X Fiber. Simple. Flexible. Complete. For Housings

see Section B.

Fiber Systems . . .
Move your data into the next dimension of networking.
Fiber Components

Fiber isnt just for the backbone anymore. Levitons Opt-X

Fiber System offers not only the highest bandwidth and speeds

possible in the backbone, but also brings the same high

For Fiber
Connectors,
performance to the workstation with a series of innovative,
see Section B.
field-terminable connectors.

Installers & specifiers alike rave about our reusable Thread-Lock ST, FC and SC Fiber Connectors.

They use no epoxy and install in just two minutes at the frame or workstation, which makes them the

most craft-friendly and budget-friendly in the industry.

Spectro-Link MT-RJ connectors bring

together elegant simplicity of design with craft-

friendly assembly and incredible density, speed

and performance.

Leviton has expanded its line of customized

Fiber Optic Cable Assemblies to include

standard lengths, custom lengths, choice of modes and choice of connector configurations.

Combine that flexibility with our selection of premium quality, feature-loaded, low cost

fiber panels and versatile wallplates, wallboxes,and MOS workstation solutions.

Then add the Leviton collection of mounting plates, adapters, fiber optic

accessories and award-winning tools (page C4) , and you simply cannot

beat the Leviton solution for complete

fiber connectivity.

For Fiber Tools

see Section G.

Leviton Opt-X Fiber. Simple. Flexible. Complete. For Housings

see Section B.

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FIBER OPTIC PATCH PANELS

Flexible, trimmable, self-healing grommets at all

Fiber Components
cable ingress/egress points provide unequalled
fit and dust resistance.

Cable strain relief/tie-down features are

abundant throughout each panel.

Hardware and label kit included with each panel.

Dual cable management rings simplify fiber loop

installation, bend radius compliance, and future
maintenance/additions for storage of 3 meters of
900 micron fiber per coupling.

Vertical cable pass-throughs at both front and

rear of panel are sized for 1.25" innerduct to
allow patching between panels without exiting
the enclosure.

Panels are constructed of rugged 16-gauge heavy

steel with a black painted finish.

Completely removable doors provide

unobstructed access to the panel interior.

Rack-mount doors fold down Exclusive self-healing Fiber storage rings are Slide rail option on 1.75",
as a work tray or remove grommet material at all cable expandable and stackable to 3.5" & 5.25" high rack-mount
completely for more access ingress/egress points eases uniquely simplify installation panels allows easy installa-
to the panel. cable in, keeps dust out. or maintenance of multiple tion and re-entry from front
3-meter fiber loops, and allow or back, regardless of equip-
easy future additionswhile ment or panels above.
preserving proper bend radius.

LOW-PROFILE RACK-MOUNT FIBER OPTIC PATCH PANELS

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A

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0-24 ST connector bulkhead

0-24 SC connector bulkhead

Two six pack plate bulkhead

A B C D
Completely removable Slide rail option Mounting brackets High-density adapter bulk-
top with tilt-up, allows easy are reversible for head houses up to 24 ST
removable front and installation and mid- or flush- or 12 duplex SC adapters.
rear doors provides re-entry regardless mounting in 19" Another version accepts
unobstructed access of equipment or racks. two six-fiber mounting
to the panel interior. panels above. plates; configure with ST,
FC, SC, and MT-RJ or add a
QuickPort plate to create a
multimedia panel.

Low-Profile Rack-Mount Panels (1RU) w/o Rails U Low-Profile Rack-Mount Panel (1RU) w/Rails U
1.75"H x 19.0"W x 12.0"D 1.75" H x 19.0" W x 12.0" D
Description Part Number Description Part Number
24 Fiber ST Bulkhead w/6 adapters 5R030-0AB 24 Fiber ST Bulkhead w/6 adapters 5P030-0AB
24 Fiber SC Bulkhead w/3 duplex adapters 5R030-0HB 24 Fiber SC Bulkhead w/3 duplex adapters 5P030-0HB
12-24 Fiber, empty (accepts 2 bulkheads, sold sep.) 5R130-00N 12-24 Fiber empty (accepts 2 bulkheads, sold sep.) 5P130-00N
12 Fiber, loaded w/ST adapters 5R230-0AB 12 Fiber loaded w/ST adapters 5P230-0AB
12 Fiber, loaded w/6 duplex SC adapters 5R230-0HB 12 Fiber loaded w/6 duplex SC adapters 5P230-0HB
24 Fiber, unloaded, punched for ST adapters 5R330-0AA 0-24 Fiber unloaded, punched for ST adapters 5P330-0AA
24 Fiber, unloaded, punched for duplex SC adapters 5R330-0HA 0-24 Fiber unloaded, punched for duplex SC adapters 5P330-0HA
24 Fiber loaded w/ST adapters 5R330-0AB 24 Fiber loaded w/ST adapters 5P330-0AB
24 Fiber loaded w/12 duplex SC adapters 5R330-0HB 24 Fiber loaded w/12 duplex SC adapters 5P330-0HB

Add-On Slide Rail Kit LOADED = The panels bulkhead contains the specified couplings.
UNLOADED = The panel includes a bulkhead which has openings for, but does not
Slide Rail Kit for 0-24 or 0-72 fiber
include, the specified couplings.
Rack-Mount panels only 5S100-SLM EMPTY = No bulkhead coupling plates are included.

Replacement Door
Note: For mounting plates and accessories, see page D9.
24 Fiber Rack-Mount Metal Replacement Door 5D000-1RM

2RU UNIVERSAL FIBER OPTIC PATCH PANEL

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C

A
B

A B C
Front and rear tilt-up Room for up to 6 Horizontal entry ports Metal or smoked Wall-mount or Rack-
lids that provide Mounting Plates, housing in the front and back polycarbonate doors. mount! Mid- or flush-
unobstructed access a wide variety of SC, FC, and vertical entry ports Metal doors are mount the 2RU in any
to adapters and ST and MT-RJ adapters. in the rear offer egress/ available with or space on a standard
mounting plates. See fiber density chart on ingress for distribution without a lock. 19" or 23" rack, or use
page B9. of patch cables. the universal mounting
brackets to flush
mount on a wall.

Universal Fiber Optic Patch Panels (2RU)

Description Part Number
2RU Panel with Metal Door and Lock 5R440-00N
2RU Panel with Metal Door (no lock) 5R430-00N
2RU Panel with Poly Door (no lock) 5R460-00N
Replacement Doors
Description Part Number
2RU Replacement Metal Door 5D000-3RM
2RU Replacement Poly Door 5D000-3RP Wall mount or rack mount for
maximum flexibility.
Accessories
Description Part Number
12 Splice Ditel Splice Kit 5T000-00T
3M Fibrlock Splice Holder 5T000-3MT
AT&T Rotary Splice Holder 5T000-ATT
Lock and Key 5L000-LOK
Slide mounts (kit) 5S100-SLM
Fiber rings, 2 per pack 5R100-OFR

PLEASE NOTE: All STOCK configurations of this rack-mount panel are sold empty, or without any bulkheads installed. Capacity is
dependent upon configuration of bulkheads as shown in note. Rack-mount panels DO include grounding/strain relief, grommets,
labels, and the appropriate number of cable management rings.

Note: For bulkheads and accessories, see page D9.

RACK-MOUNT FIBER OPTIC PATCH PANELS

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Tilt-up rear door Reversible mounting Front and rear doors Includes 8 (3RU) or Houses 12 mounting
provides unobstructed brackets allow mounting drop down flat to act 16 (6RU) plastic plates for assorted
access to the fiber on 19" or 23" industry as a workshelf, or can blank mounting fiber or multimedia
loop. 3RU features standard equipment be removed completely. plates to inexpensive- applications. See chart
wire management bar frames; move forward for Available in metal or ly fill up any unused on page D9.
and two sets of cable flush mount positioning smoked polycarbonate. locations.
management rings. in NEMA enclosures.

Rack-Mount Panels, 3 Rack Units High (3RU) 5.25" H x 19.0" W x 12.0" D U

Description Part Number
3RU, Empty with metal door, no lock 5R730-00N
3RU, Empty with metal door and one lock/key 5R740-00N
3RU, Empty with smoked polycarbonate door, no lock 5R760-00N
Rack-Mount Panels, 6 Rack Units High (6RU) 10.5" H x 19.0" W x 12.0" D U
Description Part Number
6RU, Empty with metal door, no lock 5R930-00N
6RU, Empty with metal door and one lock/key 5R940-00N
6RU, Empty with smoked polycarbonate door, no lock 5R960-00N
Add-On Slide Rail Kit
Slide rail kit for 3RU or 6RU fiber Rack-Mount panels only 5S100-SLM

Replacement Door
3RU Rack-Mount replacement metal door 5D000-2RM
3RU Rack-Mount replacement smoked poly door 5D000-2RP

Add-on Lock and Key

Add security to an existing door for this panelsimply remove
the black plastic plug on the door front, and replace with lock mechanism.
Lock and Key 5L000-LOK

PLEASE NOTE: All STOCK configurations of this rack-mount panel are sold empty, or without any bulkheads installed. Capacity is
dependent upon configuration of bulkheads as shown in note. Rack-mount panels DO include grounding/strain relief, grommets,
labels, 8 or 16 blank plastic bulkheads, and the appropriate number of cable management rings.

Note: For bulkheads and accessories, see page D9.

WALL-MOUNT FIBER OPTIC PATCH PANELS

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B C

A B C D
Doors are L-shaped for maximum Unique cable management Houses 2 (small), 4 Sidewall cutout gives
access to couplings through the ring is adjustable and (medium) or 12 completely unobstructed
open sidewall. stackable to simplify fiber mounting plates for access to the bulkheads
Door options: loop installation, bend assorted fiber or multi- when door is open (covered
Split with single lock radius compliance, and media applications. when door is closed).
Split with two locks future maintenance/addi- See chart on page D9.
(custom option) tions. Stores 3 meters of
Solid with single lock 900 micron fiber per
Solid without lock adapter.

Small Wall-Mount Panels 8.0" H x 13.0" W x 3.5" D U

Description Part Number
Small, Empty with solid metal door, no lock 5W110-00N
Small, Empty with split metal door and one lock/key 5W120-00N
Small, Empty with solid metal door and lock/key 5W170-00N
Medium Wall-Mount Panels 14.0" H x 12.0" W x 5.25" D U
Medium, Empty with solid metal door, no lock 5W310-00N
Medium, Empty with split metal door and one lock/key 5W320-00N
Medium, Empty with solid metal door and one lock/key 5W370-00N
Large Wall-Mount Panel 17.0" H x 15.0" W x 5.25" D U
Description Part Number
Large, Empty with solid metal door, no lock 5W710-00N
Large, Empty with split metal door and one lock/key 5W720-00N
Large, Empty with solid metal door and lock/key 5W770-00N
Add-on Lock and Key
Add security to an existing metal panel door. Simply remove the black
plastic plug on the door front, and replace with lock mechanism.
Lock and Key 5L000-LOK

PLEASE NOTE: All STOCK configurations of this wall-mount panel are sold empty, or without any bulkheads installed. Capacity is
dependent upon configuration of bulkheads shown on page D8. The wall-mount panels DO include grounding/strain relief, grommets,
labels, and the appropriate number of cable management rings. Large Wall-Mount Panel includes 8 blank plastic mounting plates.

Note: For bulkheads and accessories, see page D9.

FIBER OPTIC C ABLE ASSEMBLIES

T-600

Leviton now offers an expanded line of fiber optic cable assemblies

for frame and workstation. To identify the part number required to
meet your specification, please follow the five simple steps in the
guideline below. We can even provide custom lengths for fiber runs,
to your exact specificationssimply call customer service for more
information. Please note: custom lengths may require a waiting
Fiber Components

period.
All cables are OFNR-riser rated and meet all applicable TIA/EIA and
industry standards.

AA B CC - D EE
STEP 1 STEP 2 STEP 3 STEP 4 STEP 5
Core Style/Polish Type (AA) Cable Type (B) Connector Combinations (CC) Mode (D) Cable Length (EE)

Choose from: Choose from: Choose from: Choose from: Choose from:
Multimode Core Code Cable Type Code Standard Code Mode Type Code Length/m Length/ft Code
50m size 50 Simplex S MT-RJ-to-MT-RJ MJ Singlemode S 1 meter 3.3 01
62.5m size 62 Duplex D ST-to-ST ST Multimode M 2 meters 6.6 02
Singlemode Core Code Note: MT-RJ is always duplex, SC-to-SC SC Note: This will depend on 3 meters 9.8 03
PC polish (physical contact ) PC Note: Simplex and duplex FC-to-FC FC selected Core Size/Polish. 5 meters 16.4 05
SPC polish (super physical contact ) SP cannot be combined.
Hybrid Code 10 meters 32.8 10
UPC polish (ultra physical contact ) UP SC-to-ST CT Note: Custom lengths are available
APC polish (angle physical contact ) AP SC-to-FC CF upon request.
SC-to-MT-RJ CM
ST-to-MT-RJ TM
ST-to-FC TF

Examples 50DSC-M05 = 50 micron Duplex SC-SC multimode connector - 5 meters APSCF-S03= APC polish Simplex SC-FC singlemode connector - 3 meters
62DTM-M01 = 62.5 micron Duplex ST-MT-RJ multimode connector - 1 meter SPSCT-S10 = SPC polish Simplex SC-ST singlemode connector - 10 meters

NOTE: Custom lengths available upon request. Call Customer Service at 1(800) 722-2082 for more information.

If you prefer, you may choose a preconfigured number from the chart, below :
Fiber Optic Patch Cords, OFNR riser-rated
SINGLEMODE FIBER MULTIMODE FIBER
Connector Style Density PC Polish SPC Polish UPC Polish APC Polish 50 micron 62.5 micron
Standard
MT-RJ to MT-RJ Duplex PCDMJ-S** SPDMJ-S** UPDMJ-S** APDMJ-S** 50DMJ-M** 62DMJ-M**
ST to ST Duplex PCDST-S** SPDST-S** UPDST-S** APDST-S** 50DST-M** 62DST-M**
ST to ST Simplex PCSST-S** SPSST-S** UPSST-S** APSST-S** 50SST-M** 62SST-M**
SC to SC Duplex PCDSC-S** SPDSC-S** UPDSC-S** APDSC-S** 50DSC-M** 62DSC-M**
SC to SC Simplex PCSSC-S** SPSSC-S** UPSSC-S** APSSC-S** 50SSC-M** 62SSC-M**
FC to FC Duplex PCDFC-S** SPDFC-S** UPDFC-S** APDFC-S** 50DFC-M** 62DFC-M**
FC to FC Simplex PCSFC-S** SPSFC-S** UPSFC-S** APSFC-S** 50SFC-M** 62SFC-M**
Hybrid
MT-RJ to SC Duplex PCDCM-S** SPDCM-S** UPDCM-S** APDCM-S** 50DCM-M** 62DCM-M**
MT-RJ to ST Duplex PCDTM-S** SPDTM-S** UPDTM-S** APDTM-S** 50DTM-M** 62DTM-M**
ST to SC Duplex PCDCT-S** SPDCT-S** UPDCT-S** APDCT-S** 50DCT-M** 62DCT-M**
ST to SC Simplex PCSCT-S** SPSCT-S** UPSCT-S** APSCT-S** 50SCT-M** 62SCT-M**
ST to FC Duplex PCDTF-S** SPDTF-S** UPDTF-S** APDTF-S** 50DTF-M** 62DTF-M**
ST to FC Simplex PCSTF-S** SPSTF-S** UPSTF-S** APSTF-S** 50STF-M** 62STF-M**
SC to FC Duplex PCDCF-S** SPDCF-S** UPDCF-S** APDCF-S** 50DCF-M** 62DCF-M**
SC to FC Simplex PCSCF-S** SPSCF-S** UPSCF-S** APSCF-S** 50SCF-M** 62SCF-M**

**=Length- 1 meter (01), 2 meters (02), 3 meters (03), 5 meters (05), or 10 meters (10)

FIBER OPTIC ACCESSORIES

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A
Individual Six-, Eight- and Twelve-Fiber Mounting Plates
Individual Six-, Eight- and Twelve-Fiber Mounting Plates
B
Description Part Number
[A] Unloaded Prepunched ST/FC Mounting Plate, 6-Pack 5F100-0ST
C [B] Unloaded Pre-punched ST/FC Mounting Plate, 8-Pack 5F100-NST
[C] Loaded SM/MM ST Mounting Plate, 6-Pack, Phosphor-Bronze Sleeve 5F100-1ST

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D Loaded SM/MM ST Mounting Plate, 6-Pack, Zirconia Ceramic Sleeve 5F100-6ZT
[D] Loaded SM/MM ST Mounting Plate, 8-pack, Phosphor-Bronze Sleeve 5F100-8ST
Loaded SM/MM ST Mounting Plate, 8-Pack, Zirconia Ceramic Sleeve 5F100-8ZT
E [E] Loaded SM/MM FC Mounting Plate, 6-Pack, Phosphor-Bronze Sleeve 5F100-1PF
Loaded SM/MM FC Mounting Plate, 6-Pack, Zirconia Ceramic Sleeve 5F100-6ZF
[F] Loaded SM/MM FC Mounting Plate, 8-pack, Phosphor-Bronze Sleeve 5F100-8FC
F Loaded SM/MM FC Mounting Plate, 8-Pack, Zirconia Ceramic Sleeve 5F100-6ZF
[G] Unloaded Prepunched duplex SC Mounting Plate, 6-Pack 5F100-0SC
G [H] Loaded Duplex SM/MM SC Mounting Plate, 6-Pack, Phosphor-Bronze Sleeve, Beige 5F100-6BC
[I] Loaded Duplex SM/MM SC Mounting Plate, 6-Pack, Phosphor-Bronze Sleeve, Blue 5F100-CSC
H Loaded Duplex SM/MM SC Mounting Plate, 6-Pack, Zirconia Ceramic Sleeve, Blue 5F100-6ZC
[J] Unloaded Prepunched Duplex SC Mounting Plate, 3-Pack 5F100-3CE
[K] Loaded Duplex SM/MM SC Mounting Plate, 3-Pack, Phosphor-Bronze Sleeve, Beige 5F100-3BC
I [l] Loaded Duplex SM/MM SC Mounting Plate, 3-Pack, Phosphor-Bronze Sleeve, Blue 5F100-3SC
Loaded Duplex SM/MM SC Mounting Plate, 3-Pack, Zirconia Ceramic Sleeve, Blue 5F100-3ZC
J [M] Unloaded MT-RJ Mounting Plate, 6-Pack 5F100-0MT
[N] Loaded MT-RJ Mounting Plate, 6-Pack 5F100-6MC
[O] Unloaded MT-RJ Mounting Plate, 12-Pack 5F100-012
K [P] Loaded MT-RJ Mounting Plate, 12-Pack 5F100-12M
[Q] QuickPort Snap-In Connector adapter bulkhead, (Connectors sold seperately, Section B) 5F100-6QP
L [R] Blank Metal Mounting Plate 5F100-BLK
Blank Plastic Mounting Plate 5F100-BPP

M LOADED = includes the specified couplings installed. UNLOADED = punched for but not including the specified couplings.
3-pack, 6-pack, 8-pack, 12-pack = capacity of up to 3, 6, 8 or 12 connectors, respectively.
NOTE: A Multimedia Adapter Bracket for mounting plates in Leviton Structured Media Centers, and additional Mounting Plates
N loaded with BNC and F-Connectors are available on page E12.

O
Fiber Density Chart
P
RACK-MOUNT OPTIONS WALL-MOUNT OPTIONS
Low Profile 1RU Small
Q Holds 1 High-Density Bulkhead w/ Holds up to 2 Mounting Plates
or w/out 2 Mounting Plates [B,F] 6-pack ST or FC = up to 12 Fibers
[D,H] 8-pack ST or FC = up to 16 Fibers
R [B,F ] 6-pack ST or FC = up to 12 Fibers
[D,H] 8-pack ST or FC = up to 16 Fibers [M,N,O] 3-pack Duplex SC= up to 12 Fibers
[M,N,O] 3-pack Duplex SC = up to 12 Fibers [J,K] 6-pack SC = up to 24 Fibers
[J,K] 6-pack SC = up to 24 Fibers [P] 6-pack MT-RJ = up to 24 Fibers
[P] 6-pack MT-RJ = up to 24 Fibers [R] 12-pack MT-RJ = up to 48Fibers
[R] 12-pack MT-RJ = up to 48Fibers
Medium
2RU Holds up to 4 Mounting Plates
Holds up to 6 Mounting Plates [B,F] 6-pack ST or FC = up to 24 Fibers
[B,F] 6-pack ST or FC = up to 36 Fibers [D,H] 6-pack ST or FC = up to 32 Fibers
[D,H] 8-pack ST or FC = up to 48 Fibers [M,N,O] 3-pack Duplex SC= up to 24 Fibers
[M,N,O] 3-pack Duplex SC = up to 36 Fibers [J,K] 6-pack SC = up to 48 Fibers
[J,K] 6-pack SC = up to 72 Fibers [P] 6-pack MT-RJ = up to 48 Fibers
[P] 6-pack MT-RJ = up to 72 Fibers [R] 12-pack MT-RJ = up to 96 Fibers
[R] 12-pack MT-RJ = up to 144Fibers
Large
3RU Holds up to 12 Mounting Plates
Holds up to 12 Mounting Plates [B] 6-pack ST or FC = up to 72 Fibers
[B,F] 6-pack ST or FC = up to 72 Fibers [D,H] 8-pack ST or FC = up to 96 Fibers
[D,H] 8-pack ST or FC = up to 96 Fibers [M,N,O] 3-pack Duplex SC= up to 72 Fibers
[M,N,O] 3-pack Duplex SC = up to 72 Fibers [J,K] 6-pack SC = up to 144 Fibers
[J,K] 6-pack SC = up to144 Fibers [P] 6-pack MT-RJ = up to 144 Fibers
[P] 6-pack MT-RJ = up to144 Fibers [R] 12-pack MT-RJ = up to 288 Fibers
[R] 12-pack MT-RJ = up to 288Fibers

6RU
Holds up to 24 Mounting Plates
[B,F] 6-pack ST or FC = up to 144 Fibers
[D,H] 8-pack ST or FC = up to192 Fibers
[M,N,O] 3-pack Duplex SC= up to 144 Fibers
[J,K] 6-pack SC = up to 288 Fibers
[P] 6-pack MT-RJ = up to 288 Fibers
[R] 12-pack MT-RJ = up to 576 Fibers

Fiber Adapters
B Fiber Adapters
A Description Part Number
[A] ST Adapter w/Phosphor Bronze Sleeve (pkg. of 50) 49882-SAD
ST Adapter w/Zirconia Sleeve (pkg. of 50) 49883-ZAD
[B] FC Adapter w/Phosphor Bronze Sleeve (pkg. of 50) 49883-SAD
FC Adapter w/Phosphor Bronze Sleeve (pkg. of 50) 49883-MAD
Fiber Components

C [C] SC Duplex Adapter (blue) w/Zirconia Sleeve (pkg. of 25) 49884-SAD

D
SC Duplex Adapter (blue) w/Phosphor Bronze Sleeve (pkg. of 25) 49884-MAD
SC Duplex Adapter (beige) w/Phosphor Bronze Sleeve (pkg. of 25) 49884-BAD
[D] MT-RJ Adapter (beige) (pkg. of 25) 49889-MAD

Fiber Optic Fan-Out Kit

[E] Protect your bare fiber and prepare loose-tube cable for direct termination with these
E simple 6- or 12-fiber kits. Available in 24" or 36" lengths. Kits separate 250 m fibers and
route them into color-coded 900 m buffer tubes. No proprietary tools required. Can be
used with any manufacturers loose-tube cabling, and any industry standard connectors.
Fiber Optic Fan-Out Kit
Description Part Number
[E] 24" Fiber Optic Fan-Out Kit, 6-fiber 49887-06S
24" Fiber Optic Fan-Out Kit, 12-fiber 49887-12S
36" Fiber Optic Fan-Out Kit, 6-fiber 49887-06L
36" Fiber Optic Fan-Out Kit, 12-fiber 49887-12L

Splice Tray Kits

F Splice Tray Kits
Description Part Number
[F] 12-splice Ditel Splice Tray Kit 5T000-00T
(Comes standard with Fusion/Heatshrink splice holders;
Fibrlok Splice Holder is available below)
Fibrlok Splice Holder 5T000-3MT
AT&T Rotary Splice Holder 5T000-ATT
G
Extra Cable Management Rings
Extra Cable Management Rings
Description Part Number
[G] Additional Fiber Cable Management Rings 5R100-0FR
(package of 2)Can be stacked on top of existing
rings for additional cable storage or management.

H SC Duplex Clip
[H] The SC Duplex Clip allows you to keep two assembled Thread-Lock SC connectors
together to maintain "transmit/receive" fiber integrity.

SC Duplex Clip
Description Part Number
[H] SC Duplex Clip, 25 clips per polybag 49884-DPC

Structured Media Systems are a featured part of Levitons Integrated Networks.

Structured Media Enclosures E3

Pre-Configured Structured Media Panels E6

Voice/Data Modules E8

Audio/Video Modules E11

Security Modules E18

Power Modules E20

Structured Media Accessories E21

Courtesy of Steven Engineering , Inc. ! 230 Ryan Way, South San Francisco, CA 94080-6370 ! Main Office: (650) 588-9200 ! Outside Local Area: (800) 258-9200 ! www.stevenengineering.com
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Structured Media Systems . . .

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Home Office, Home Theatre, Home Entertainment, Home Networking, Home Security, Home

Technologythe definition of home is evolving. We expect more from our For Connectors
& Housings,
residences now than ever before, and a host of new words and concepts are entering
Structured Media Components

see Section B.

our collective vocabulary to reflect that change. The wired home, once a novelty, has

become essentialproviding crucial access to advances such as high-speed

internet, digital television and data networking. Advances that are

becoming vital to functioning in the digital age.

The challenge lies in creating an infrastructure that works with the

systems already in a home, one that anticipates technological advances and

lays the groundwork for the whole-house media system of the future. One

that incorporates high-tech solutions such as category-rated cabling and

components, and opens the door to future possibilities. The answer lies in Structured

Media Systems from Leviton.

Structured Media Systems use an advanced, standards-compliant star topology to create

one central convergence point in your home for all media and home electronics distribution.

Simply run cables from individual rooms to one of a variety of Structured

Media Centers, and use Levitons innovative selection of modules and

panels to manage and distribute audio, video, voice and data in

the configuration best suited to a homes needs. Select one of the

simple pre-configured panels, or create a custom configuration to

perfectly match your individual requirements.

Use Levitons Structured Media System to manage existing and

emerging technologies in your home, and establish a modular

infrastructure for future innovations that will not only increase your

homes current value, but ensure its long-term viability.

Choose Structured Media Systems from Leviton.

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Structured Media Components
SERIES 280 & 420 STRUCTURED MEDIA CENTERS
Multiple knock-outs on top, bottom,
Levitons SMC-280 and SMC-420 put the home or small office on the cutting edge of sides and back facilitate cable entry
the Information Age by bringing every conceivable technology distribution point and routing from every desired room.
together in one place. They make running cable and managing media both simple and
Sturdy, one-piece white steel
more cost-effective. Designed to incorporate a hospital-grade power quality module for construction.
maximum protection from line surges, the 28" and 42" high units accommodate all the
latest in functions such as home networking, fax, internet, DSL and cable modems, Combine two or more enclosures for
larger installations or future
multi-line telephones, security camera, coaxial cable and satellite video distribution, expansions.
speaker, and volume controls.
Holds 1/4, 1/2 and full-width expansion
The Series 280 enclosure can comfortably accommodate up to 12 different Distribution modules with the ability to mount most
Modules, depending on selection and density, and the 420 enclosure, with its generous modules vertically or horizontally.
size and capacity for up to 18 modules, can simultaneously manage many diverse Large capacity provides multiple
functions. UL Listed. CSA Pending. functionality for "wired" homes.
*Module count will depend on the type used; some are larger than others. Powder-coated white cover features a
3/4" overlap to hide irregular drywall
Series 280 and 420 Structured Media Centers UR cuts.
Specifications
Mounting hooks on the cover align
Dimensions: screw-holes and reduce the chances of
SMC-280 Enclosure: 28"h x 14.38"w x 3.60"d dropping during attachment.
SMC-280 Cover: 30"h x 16.10"w
Holds a broad range of current and
SMC-420 Enclosure: 42"h x 14.38"w x 3.60"d
future distribution modules, delivering
SMC-420 Cover: 44"h x 16.10"w audio, video, voice, data, security,
Materials: White, powder-coated 18 gauge steel home controls and more to any room
of the home or office.
Series 280 and 420 Structured Media Centers Can be surface-mounted or recessed.
Description Part Number Ideal for new installations or retrofits.
SMC-280 Enclosure and Cover, empty 47605-28W
Designed to accommodate safe, high-
SMC-420 Enclosure and Cover, empty 47605-42W quality hospital-grade power module
with surge suppression.

SERIES 140 STRUCTURED MEDIA CENTER

Accommodates up to two full-width
Pre-Configured Structured Cabling This 14" professional-grade whole-house media enclosure creates one distribution
Panelsdelivering audio/video, voice point in the home for all low voltage cables. The SMC-140 is ideal for condos and
and data to any room of the home apartments or more modest homes requiring limited audio/video/voice and data
or office.
configurations. It will accommodate two Pre-Configured Structured Cabling Panels. The
Positive "stops" on housing sidewalls sturdy design and functionality facilitate installation, reducing job-site labor costs, and
prevent the enclosure from falling
through studs during installation.
making it ideal for essential home networking.
Enclosures with covers are sold separately or as part of a kit that includes the Pre-
One piece white steel unit holds full
and half-width expansion modules. Configured Structured Cabling Panel of your choice. UL Listed. CSA Pending. Serie
Can be surface-mounted or
recessed. Ideal for new installations Series 140 Structured Media Center UR
or retrofits. Specifications

Purchase empty or in kits with Pre- Dimensions:

Configured Structured Cabling Enclosure: 14.38"h x 14.38"w x 3.60"d
Panels, for easy, one-step home Cover: 16.10"h x 16.10"w
technology solutions. Materials: White, powder-coated 18 gauge steel
Mounting guides on the cover align
screw-holes and reduce the chances Series 140 Structured Media Center
of dropping during attachment. Description Part Number
Powder-coated white cover features SMC-140 Enclosure and Cover, empty 47605-14W
a 3/4" overlap to hide irregular SMC-140 Kit w/Basic Telephone & Video Panel 47605-BTV
drywall cuts. SMC-140 Kit w/Basic Home Networking Panel 47605-BHN
Combine two or more enclosures for SMC-140 Kit w/Advanced Home Telephone Panel 47605-AHT
larger installations or future SMC-140 Kit w/ Advanced Small Office Panel 47605-ASO
expansion.
Multiple knock-outs on top and
bottom facilitate cable entry and
routing.

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Sturdy galvanized steel construction-
ring and snap-in steel inserts are
ideal for two-phase installations.
Purchased in kits with Pre-Configured
Structured Cabling Panels for one-
step home technology solutions.

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Cover features a 3/4" overlap to hide
irregular drywall cuts.
Insert unit features wide open top
and bottom for unencumbered cable
entry and routing.
SERIES 100 STRUCTURED MEDIA CENTER Holds a variety of distribution
modules, allows up to two Pre-
Levitons Series 100 SMC is ideal for apartments, condominiums or housing Configured Structured Cabling
developments. The construction ring (not shown) is mounted on wall studs prior to Panels, delivering audio, video, voice
drywall, and its powder-coated white cover can be added anytime after the construction and data to any room of the home or
office.
phase is complete. This avoids the problems with rough-in stage of building. The unit
accommodates a selection of full-width modules, which provide voice, data, audio and Mounting guides on the cover align
video. Construction Rings are packaged 5 to a box. Inserts and covers are sold as part of screw-holes and reduce the chances
of dropping during attachment.
a kit that includes your choice of one of four Pre-Configured Structured Cabling Panels.
UL Listed. CSA Pending.erie

Series 100 Structured Media Center UR

Specifications
Dimensions: Construction Ring: 17.60"h x 17.60"w x 3.39"d
Insert: 13.36"w x 6.25"h x 2.50"d
Cover: 16.10"h x 16.10"w
Materials: Insert: 18 gauge galvanized steel
Cover: White powder-coated 18 gauge steel

Series 100 Structured Media Center

Description Part Number
SMC-100 Empty Construction Ring (5 per unit box) 47604-CR
SMC-100 Kit w/ Basic Telephone & Video panel (includes insert, cover and panel)* 47604-BTV
SMC-100 Kit w/ Basic Home Networking panel (includes insert, cover and panel)* 47604-BHN
SMC-100 Kit w/ Advanced Home Telephone panel (includes insert, cover and panel)* 47604-AHT
SMC-100 Kit w/ Advanced Small Office panel (includes insert, cover and panel)* 47604-ASO

*Note: Construction Ring is not included in kits. Please order seperately.

MEDIA VERSATILE PANEL

Ideal for custom retrofit and remodel applications, the Media Versatile Panel with 3/4"
plywood backing allows for consolidating low voltage electronics and distribution
components for phone, fax/modem, data, home networking, audio, video and home
control. The 24" high cold-rolled steel panel with securable door will accommodate a
wide variety of Structured Media Distribution Modules by simply removing the grommets
and attaching directly to the plywood backing. The sturdy construction is built to
Two oval openings with self-healing
industrial-grade standards, and the panel can be surface-mounted or recessed in the foam accommodate cable bundles.
wall. Available in black powder coat finish. UL Listed.
Six 1" or 1.5" conduit fittings on top
and bottom facilitate cable entry and
Media Versatile Panel U
routing.
Specifications
Dimensions: 24"H x 14"W x 6"D. Wall-mount or recess. Ideal for new
installations or retrofits.
Materials: Powder-coated 18 gauge steel with
3/4" plywood backing Securable door provides maximum
protection from dust and abuse.
Media Versatile Panel
Plywood backing allows open
Description Part Number architecture for customizing layout
Media Versatile Panel 47602-24E and can accommodate a wide
Mounting Brackets (set of 4) 47602-BKE
variety of Structured Media
Distribution Modules.

PRE-CONFIGURED STRUCTURED C ABLING PANELS

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1 2 3 4

Pre-Configured Structured Cabling Panels bring a variety of Module, key system, or a network hub. This printed circuit
our most popular distribution modules together in a series board module with six channel level Category 5e ports
of simple, easy-mount panels. Choose the combination that meets FCC Part 68 and TIA/EIA standards. (For specs, refer to
best meets your needs and create a one-stop central wiring PN# 47605-C5B, page E10.)
and distribution point for home and office. The units fit easily
3. Telephone Distribution Module: Used for enhanced
into any of Leviton's Structured Media Centers, distributing
flexibility in providing home or office connections for phone,
basic services for telephone and video as well as providing
fax or modem. Distributes up to four (4) lines throughout a
the required infrastructure for networking, multimedia, high-
home or office in combinations of Lines 1 and 2
speed internet access, cable television and more. Pre-
(combined), Line 3 or Line 4. Multiple Telephone
Configured Structured Cabling Panels will contain a
Distribution Modules may be linked together to expand the
combination of the following distribution modules:
system. Features standard 110-type input connector for
1. Bridged Telephone Module: Used for basic telephone wiring lines in from the telephone company. Connects to
systems. Bridges up to four (4) telephone lines through to the Category 5e Voice and Data Module with patch cords to
nine (9) outlet locations, allowing operation of up to nine provide instant voice services. Modular jacks allow for easy
(9) separate telephones per line. This printed circuit board adds/moves/changes. Includes interface jack for
module is constructed with ten bridged 4-pair 110-type security/alarm panels and meets TIA/EIA 570-A standards.
insulation displacement connections. Suitable for phone, fax (See below for a sample configuration.)
or modem. (For specs, refer to PN # 47689-00B, page E10.)
4. Video Splitter: 6-way Video Coaxial Cable Splitter with
2. Category 5e Voice and Data Module: Used for basic die-cast housing and printed circuit board construction;
home networking including data, phone, fax or modem. suitable for cable TV and off-air antenna signals. (For specs,
May be patched (connected) to a Telephone Distribution refer to PN# 47690-6C, page E12)

Sample Configuration for Telephone Distribution Module:

[A] Basic Telephone and Video Unit

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A
Combines a Bridged Telephone Module and 6-way Video Splitter in a dedicated bracket
for essential telephone and video distribution. Handles up to four (4) phone lines through
to 9 telephone locations and 6 video locations. Available as a stand-alone unit, or as part
of a kit with SMC-100 or SMC-140. Dimensions: 6.25"h x 13.06"w x 2.50"d
[B] Basic Home Networking Unit
Combines a Bridged Telephone Module, Category 5e Voice & Data Module, and a 6-way

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Video Splitter in a dedicated bracket for essential telephone, video distribution and home
networking. Handles up to four (4) phone lines through to 9 telephone locations, 6 data
locations and 6 video locations. Available as a stand-alone unit, or as part of a kit with
SMC-100 or SMC-140. Dimensions: 6.25"h x 13.06"w x 2.50"d
B
[C] Advanced Home Telephone and Video Unit
Combines a Telephone Distribution Module, Category 5e Voice & Data Module, and 6-way
Video Splitter in a dedicated bracket for multi-line systems with video distribution.
Handles up to four (4) phone lines through to 6 telephone locations and/or 6 data
locations, and 6 video locations. Available as a stand-alone unit, or as part of a kit with
SMC-100 or SMC-140. Dimensions: 6.25"h x 13.06"w x 2.50"d
[D] Advanced Small Office Unit
Combines a Telephone Distribution Module, two (2) Category 5e Voice & Data Modules
and 6-way Video Splitter in a dedicated bracket for multi-line systems and full home
networking with video distribution. Handles up to four (4) phone lines through to 12
telephone locations, and/or 12 data locations, and 6 video locations. Available as a stand-alone C
unit, or as part of a kit with SMC-100 or SMC-140. Dimensions: 6.25"h x 13.06"w x 2.50"d
[E] 18-Port Structured Media Panel
Combines a Telephone Distribution Module and three (3) Category 5e Voice & Data
Modules in a dedicated bracket for multi-line systems and expanded home networking.
Handles up to four (4) phone lines through to 18 telephone locations and/or 18 data
locations. Available as a stand-alone unit only. Dimensions: 6.25"h x 13.06"w x 2.50"d
[F] 24-Port Structured Media Panel
Combines a Telephone Distribution Module, four (4) Category 5e Voice & Data Modules
in a dedicated bracket for multi-line systems and expanded home networking. Handles
up to four (4) phone lines through to 24 telephone locations and/or 24 data locations. D
Available as a stand-alone unit only. Dimensions: 6.25"h x 13.06"w x 2.50"d
Category 5e Voice & Data Expansion Module
Extra Category 5e Voice & Data Module, without bracket, used to expand/upgrade panels.

1x9 Bridged Telephone Expansion Module

Extra 1x9 Bridged Telephone Module, without bracket, used to expand/upgrade panels.
4-Conductor Telephone Patch Cords
Flat patch cord used to connect the Bridged Telephone to the CAT5 Voice & Data Module.

Networking Kits E
Description Part Number
[A] Basic Telephone and Video Unit (BTV) 47603-BTV
in Kit with SMC 100 Insert and Cover 47604-BTV
in Kit with SMC 140 and Cover 47605-BTV
[B] Basic Home Networking Unit (BHN) 47603-BHN
in Kit with SMC 100 Insert and Cover 47604-BHN
in Kit with SMC 140 and Cover 47605-BHN
[C] Advanced Home Telephone and Video Unit (AHT) 47603-AHT
in Kit with SMC 100 Insert and Cover 47604-AHT
in Kit with SMC 140 and Cover 47605-AHT
[D] Advanced Small Office Unit (AS0) 47603-ASO F
in Kit with SMC 100 Insert and Cover 47604-ASO
in Kit with SMC 140 and Cover 47605-ASO
[E] 18-Port Structured Media Panel 47603-18P
[F] 24-Port Structured Media Panel 47603-24P
Category 5e Voice & Data Expansion Module 47603-C5
1x9 Bridged Telephone Expansion Module 47603-110
4-Conductor Flat Telephone Patch Cord, 7 long 42400-G

VOICE/DATA MODULES
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10/100Base-T Structured Media Networking Hub

Share data and peripheral devices among many computers in high-capacity devices such as storage drives and back-up
remote locations with Leviton's professional-grade Network systems. The 10/100BaseT Hub is IEEE 802.3 compliant and
Hub. Just run cable from desired locations to a Category 5e comes with a broad range of features to ensure data integrity,
Voice and Data Module. From there, Category 5e patch cords as well as LED lights to indicate Power, Link/Receive, Partition
can be used to connect the Module to the 10/100Base-T Hub. and Collision status.
Instantly, remote locations will be able to communicate.* Up to five additional hubs can be cascaded on this
This switchable 10/100Base-T hub with 100 Mbps 10/100Base-T hub, to provide a maximum of 17 network
performance is suitable for demanding home office and stations to be connected.
telecommuting applications, and for sharing high-speed and * Networked PC's and peripherals require compatible networking cards or adapters.

10/100Base-T Network Hub

Connect to a Category 5e Voice/Data Specifications
module with Category 5e Patch Cords Dimensions/Weight: 2.225"h x 3.976"w x 6.575"d
and network devices in rooms, such as Standards Compliance: FCC Certified, IEEE 802.3 &
computers and printers. IEEE 802.3u Ethernet
IEEE 802.3, 10/100Base-T compliant Data Transfer Rate-10/100Base-T: 100Mbps
unit delivers high-speed networking. Connectors: 5 ports, 1 uplink port, 1 AC power
adapter jack
Features 5 RJ-45 ports for up to five Cabling Requirements: Standard UTP/10Base-T or
connections.
10/100Base-T with modular RJ-45
NORMAL/UPLINK switch allows up to tips, 22 to 26 AWG in multiple
four hubs to be cascaded, for a total of pairs
up to 17 connections. LED Indicators: Five link/activity LED's plus one
power and collision
Auto partitions and reconnects ports to
facilitate faulty segment isolation. Power Supply: 12VDC, 1.2mA

10/100Base-T Network Hub

Description Part Number
10/100 Base-T Network Hub, with Power Adapter 47605-ETX

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10BaseT Structured Media Networking Hub
Levitons high-grade Network Hub for 10Base-T Networking. other peripherals, and networking multiple home PC's.
Run cable from any remote location throughout your home The 10Base-T Structured Media Networking Hub is IEEE 802.3
or office to the Category 5e Voice and Data Module in your compliant and come with a broad range of features to ensure
Structured Media Center. Then use Category 5e patch cords data integrity, as well as LED lights to indicate Power,
to connect the Data Hub to the Category 5e Module and run Link/Receive, Partition and Collision status.
data to remote locations throughout your home or office.* Up to four Hubs can be cascaded on the 10Base-T hub, to
At 10Mbps speed, the 10Base-T hub is an excellent choice for provide a maximum of 14 network stations to be connected.
a wide range of residential needs such as sharing printers or * Networked PC's and peripherals require compatible networking cards or adapters.

10Base-T Network Hub

Connect to a Category 5e Voice/Data Specifications
module with Category 5e Patch Cords Dimensions: 2.5"h x 6.6"w x 1.25"d/6 oz.
and network devices in rooms, such as Standards Compliance: FCC Certified, IEEE 802.3Ethernet
computers and printers.
Data Transfer Rate-10Base-T: 10Mbps
IEEE 802.3, 10Base-T compliant unit Connectors: 4 ports, 1 uplink port, 1 AC power
delivers high-speed networking. adapter jack
Cabling Requirements: Standard UTP/10Base-T or
10Base-T hub features 4 RJ-45 ports for
10/100Base-T with modular RJ-45
up to 4 connections.
tips, 22 to 26 AWG in multiple
NORMAL/UPLINK switch allows up to pairs
four hubs to be cascaded, for a total of LED Indicators: Five link/activity LED's plus one
up to 14 network connections. power and collision
Auto partitions and reconnects ports to Power Supply: 7.5VDC, 750mA
facilitate faulty segment isolation.

10Base-T Network Hub

Description Part Number
10Base-T Network Hub, with Power Adapter 47605-EH

Use Category 5e patch cords to link to

media distribution modules and data
hubs. Use phone cords to link to
telephone distribution modules.
Use high-speed unshielded, twisted-
pair cable to route data, phone, fax or
modem signals.
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Printed circuit board with six Category

5e ports.

Category 5e Voice & Data Module Category 5e Voice and Data Module
Use unshielded, twisted-pair (UTP) cable to route data, Specifications
phone, fax or modem signals. Connect with patch cords to the Dimensions: 2.24"h x 6.57"w x 1.96"d
Decora Media System Hub, the Telephone Distribution Standards Compliance: FCC Part 68 and TIA/EIA standards
Module included in Levitons Pre-Configured Structured
Cabling Panels, a key system or a network hub. This printed Category 5e Voice and Data Module
circuit board module with six Category 5e ports meets FCC Description Part Number
Part 68 and TIA/EIA standards. Category 5e Voice & Data Module 6-Port, 47605-C5B
with bracket. Individual boxed unit pack
Category 5e Voice & Data Module 6-Port without 47603-C5
bracket Individual boxed unit pack, rack pack carton

Operates up to nine separate

telephones with four separate telco
lines.
Printed circuit board with ten bridged
4-pair 110 type insulation displacement
connectors.
Suitable for phone, fax or modem.

1x9 Bridged Telephone Module 1x9 Bridged Telephone Module

Bridge up to four telephone lines through to nine outlets Specifications
locations, and operate up to nine separate telephones from Dimensions: 2.24"h x 6.57"w x 1.82"d
this easy-to-use 110 style module. The module with printed
circuit board, is constructed with ten bridged 4-pair 110
1x9 Bridged Telephone Module
type insulation displacement connections and is suitable for
Description Part Number
phone, fax or modem.
1x9 Bridged Telephone Module with bracket 47689-B
with bracket. Individual boxed unit pack
1x9 Bridged Telephone Module without bracket 47603-110
Individual boxed unit pack, rack pack carton

AUDIO/VIDEO MODULES

T-600
3x8 Bi-Directional Video Module
Run incoming video services and coaxial cable to this versatile video
module. It will amplify incoming signals to compensate for loss in the
splitter, achieve picture-perfect reception and distribute a variety of
audio/video signals throughout the home or office, incorporating
state-of-the-art bi-directional signalling to support advanced

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interactive applications such as digital cable, and standard inputs like
antennas, VCRs, DVD, and security camera/CCTV. The module
features one cable input and two auxiliary inputs, eight television
outputs with 75 termination caps, and up to two input/output
loops for routing satellite signals to satellite receivers.

3x8 Bi-Directional Video Module U

Specifications
Dimensions: 6.58"h x 6.57"w x 3.28"d
Frequency Reverse Path: 5 MHz - 42 MHz
Forward path: 54 MHz - 1000 MHz
Impedance: 75 Ohm
Connector Type: F-type
Eight television outputs run video signals, via
Power Input: 12 VDC 1200 mA, adapter supplied coaxial cable, to any room of the home or
Insertion Loss: Forward Path: 0dB (typical) office.
Reverse path: 15 dB (typical)
Two-way signalling supports advanced,
Return Loss: Forward Path: 18 dB (typical) interactive applications.
Reverse path: 15 dB (typical)
Isolation: Aux - Aux: 15 dB (typical) Incoming cable signal is amplified to improve
quality and provide unity gain for distribution.
Cable - Aux: 20 dB (typical)
Out - Out: 25 dB (typical) Loop satellite signals through the unit to
connect incoming service with up to two
3x8 Bi-Directional Video Module remote receivers.
Description Part Number Distribute cable TV, antenna, VCR, DVD,
3x8 Bi-Directional Video Module 47690-38B security camera/CCTV and more.

Video Amplifier
Run cable TV and other video service signals, such as antenna or
other modulated input through this Video Amplifier Module and
boost video signal strength up to 25 dB. Features a variable
attenuator for signal amplification level setting, and an FM trap to
eliminate unwanted FM interference.

Video Amplifier Module

Specifications
Dimensions: 6.58"h x 3.67"w x 4.4"d
Frequency Range MHz: 50-1000
Gain Control Range dB: 5-25dB
FM Trap dB: 25
Impedance: 75 Ohm
Variable attenuator enables precise
Connector Type: F
amplification for the clearest signal possible.
Power Source: 12 VDC 500 mA
Run cable TV or other video signals through
Video Amplifier Module the Video Amplifier before splitting and
Description Part Number distributing throughout the home or office.
Video Amplifier Module 48210-VA Boost signal strength by up to 25 dB.

Splits video signals. Outputs for up to

4, 6 or 8 televisions.
Provide digital cable, cable TV and
other video services, via coaxial cable,
to any room in the house.
Die-cast housing and printed circuit
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board.
Use with the Video Amplifier for
increased signal quality.
Units come with mounting bracket.

1x4, 1x6, 1x8 Coaxial Cable Distribution Modules

Description Part Number
1x4, 1x6, 1x8 Coaxial Cable Distribution Modules
Use 4-, 6- and 8-way Coaxial Cable Distribution Modules to
1x4 Passive Video Splitter Module (1 GHz) 47690-4C
1x6 Passive Video Splitter Module (1 GHz) 47690-6C
split digital cable (2.05 GHz units), quality cable TV and off-air
1x8 Passive Video Splitter Module (1 GHz) 47690-8C antenna signals to 4, 6, or 8 televisions throughout the home
1x4 Passive Video Splitter Module (2.05 GHz) 47690-4C2 or office. They feature die-cast housing and printed circuit
1x6 Passive Video Splitter Module (2.05 GHz) 47690-6C2 board construction. Use with the Video Amplifier (48210-VA)
1x8 Passive Video Splitter Module (2.05 GHz) 47690-8C2 for increased signal amplification and quality.

1x4, 1x6, 1x8 Coaxial Cable Distribution Modules

Part Number Dimensions Range Insertion Loss (dB): Return Loss (dB): Isolation(dB):

1x4 47690-4C 6.58"h x 2.14"w x 1.4"d 5-1000 MHz 7.0 dB - 8.1 dB 7.7 dB - 8.1 dB 28.3 dB - 48.5 dB
47690-4C2 6.58"h x 2.14"w x 1.4"d 950-2050 MHz 7.7 dB -10.5 dB 9.5 dB - 21.0 dB 24.0 dB - 30.0 dB

1x6 47690-6C 6.58"h x 3.0"w x 1.4"d 5-1000 MHz 10.0 dB -12.1 dB 6.5 dB - 23.5 dB 28.9 dB - 37.5 dB
47690-6C2 6.58"h x 3.0"w x 1.4"d 950-2050 MHz 11.0 dB -14.0 dB 11.5 dB -23.5 dB 35.0 dB - 39.5 dB

1x9 47690-8C 6.58"h x 3.0"w x 1.4"d 5-1000 MHz 11.5 dB -13.0 dB 6.2 dB -20.1 dB 34.0 dB - 65.0 dB
47690-8C2 6.58"h x 3.0"w x 1.4"d 950-2050 MHz 11.9 dB -15.7 dB 9.9 dB -30.0 dB 32.0 dB - 39.2 dB

3x4 Multi-Switch
The 3x4 Multi-Switch distributes satellite signals from dual incoming LNB (Low Noise
Block Converter) Digital Satellite Systems to up to four satellite receivers. The module
also incorporates a separate input to receive TV antenna signals. (Best used in
combination with a Video Amplifier such as Levitons 48210-VA.) Easy to install.
3x4 Multi-Switch
Specifications
Dimensions: 4.766h x 6.576w x 2.366d
Frequency: TV Antenna Output: 40 MHz - 860 MHz
LNB Output: 950 MHz - 2150 MHz
Receiver Output: 40 MHz - 2150 MHz
Impedance: 75 Ohm
Connector Type: F-Connector, Female
LNB Selection Voltage: LNB A: 13V/14V LNB B: 17V/18V
DC Power Passing: RX-LNB: 500mA (max)

Insertion Loss: Return Loss: Isolation:

40-860 MHz: -7 dB (typical) 40-860 MHz: -10 dB (typical) Output to Opposite Input:
950-2150 MHz: -3 dB (typical) 950-2150 MHz: -10 dB (typical) -22 dB (typical)

3x4 Multi-Switch
Description Part Number
3x4 Multi-Switch 47691-3MS

T-600
Mount any two 6, 8 or 12-pack
mounting plates in any Structured
Media Enclosure
Supports the following adapters: BNC,
F-Connector, ST, FC, SC and MT-RJ
Fiber Optics, and any QuickPort
Connector, including Banana Jacks,

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Speaker Binding Posts, RCA, S-Video,
Voice Grade, and Category 5, 5e or 6.
A
Mount vertically or horizontally.

B C

Multi-Media Adapter Bracket

The Multi-Media Adapter Bracket provides a mounting point for mounting plates inside
the Structured Media Center. The bracket supports any combination of two 6-pack
mounting plates, which accommodate SC, ST, FC, MT-RJ, BNC, F, and all QuickPort
connectors. Snaps easily into any of Leviton's Structured Media Centers with push-pins.
Mounting Plates with BNC and F-Connector adapters available for easy video
connection.

Multimedia Bracket
Description Part Number
[A] Multimedia Bracket 47612-MMA
[B] BNC Mounting plate, 6-pack, loaded 5F100-BNC
[C] F-Connector Mounting plate, 6-pack, loaded 5F100-6VF

NOTE: For additional Mounting Plates for use in the Multimedia Bracket, see page D9

RF Notch Filter
The RF Notch Filter blocks incoming cable TV channels 75-80, allowing the Media
Center Modulator or Component Modulator to broadcast an in-house security or
entertainment channel over the coaxial cable system without interference. Simply
couple to the coaxial cable TV input on either a splitter or an active video distribution
device such as the Leviton 3x8 Bi-Directional Video Module (47690-38B). Makes
room in your channel array for any home security or entertainment video
application. It also blocks outgoing signals, such as cameras, from being broadcast
outside the home.

RF Notch Filter
Specifications
Dimensions/Weight: 3"l x .9"w/.2lbs
Type: Passive RF filter
Bandwidth: CATV channels 75-80
Input/Output F-connector female/F-connector male

RF Notch Filter
Description Part Number
RF Notch Filter 47690-NFA

Desktop Stereo Modulator

T-600

The Stereo Modulator is a desktop-style device designed to work with audio/video

components such as DVD players and home theater receivers. It takes the signal
from an audio/video component and converts the signal to a cable TV channel,
which can then be broadcast over the whole-house coaxial network to multiple
televisions on one unused cable channel, effectively setting-up an in-home
entertainment channel.
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The frequency agile modulator allows the selected broadcast channel to be

programmed via push buttons. The modulator outputs on any UHF channel
between 14 and 69 or CATV channel between 54 and 94 and 100-125 (channels
75-80 are recommended with the Notch Filter; see below note).
NOTE: The Stereo Modulator broadcasts in stereo. In a Structured Media System when used with
Structured Media Video Distribution modules such as Levitons 3x8 Bi-Directional Video Module
(PN# 47690-38B), the Stereo Modulator must be used with a Leviton Notch Filter (PN# 47690-NFA) to
clear the cable channel and avoid interference.

Desktop Stereo Modulator

Specifications
Dimensions: 7.8"h x 2.4"w x 7"d
RCA video and stereo audio inputs.
Inputs: 1 RCA video, 2 RCA left/right audio
F-Connector output (channels 14-69 Outputs: 1 F connector for RF signal (1 RCA video,
UHF and 54-94 and 100-125 CATV). 2 RCA left/right audio) loop through
Operational channels: 14-69 UHF; 54-94 and 100-125 CATV
DC power supply.
(76-80 recommended with Notch Filter)
RCA video and stereo audio loop S/N ratio: >60dB
through. Separation @1KHz: >25dB
Distributes MTS stereo surround sound. Bandwidth: 50MHz-860MHz
Power: 12V DC @300mA

Desktop Stereo Modulator

Description Part Number
Desktop Stereo Modulator 48210-DSM

Structured Media Center Modulator

The Structured Media Center Modulator takes the signal from a video device such
as a security camera (or multiple cameras using the Video Sequencer) and
modulates the signal to one unused cable TV channel, which can then be
combined with the CATV signal to multiple locations anywhere in the home,
effectively providing a whole-house security channel.
Select the broadcast channel to be programmed via single button programming.
The modulator provides 0, 10, 20 or 30 dBmV RF output.
NOTE: Modulator broadcasts mono audio only. In a Structured Media System, when used with Structured
Media Video Distribution modules such as Levitons 3x8 Bi-Directional Video Module (PN# 47690-38B),
the Modulator must be used with a Leviton Notch Filter (PN# 47690-NFA) to clear the target cable channel
and avoid interference.

Structured Media Center Modulator

Specifications
Dimensions: 3.2"h x 2.25"w x 1"d
Inputs: 1 RCA video, 2 RCA left/right audio
Outputs: 1 F connector for RF signal
Operational channels: 14-69 UHF; 70-94, 100-125 CATV
Bandwidth: 50MHZ-860MHZ
RCA video and stereo audio inputs. Power: 12V AC 400mA

F-Connector output (channels 14-69

UHF and 70-94, 100-125 CATV). Structured Media Center Modulator
Description Part Number
DC power supply.
Structured Media Center Modulator 48213-VMA

Multi-Room Infrared (IR)

T-600
Repeater System Low-profile, flush-mount Target design.
The IR Repeater System consists of three pieces: an IR Target, IR Emitter and a
Two signal connections and two power
distribution block for distributing control signals to multiple emitters. The IR Target connections.
takes the signal from a remote control for an audio/video component such as a
Emitter features adhesive surface for
DVD player or home theater receiver, and converts it to a low-voltage electrical easy installation on audio/video
signal for use over long distances and in different rooms. The electrical signal is components.
converted back at the component to be controlled by the IR emitter. With such a

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Distribute control signals, such as
set-up, a user can control a DVD player down in the family room from an upstairs remote control for DVD or Satellite
bedroom, for example. The IR Repeater System is highly useful with multi-room reciever, to multiple emitters in other
audio/video distribution using the Component Modulator or Decora Media rooms or across distances.
system.
The IR Target easily installs in the ceiling or wall, and connects with Category 5
cable to the IR Emitter. A separate IR Emitter is used for each controlled A/V C
component, through the distribution block in the Structured Media Center. B

IR Repeater System
A
Specifications
Dimensions: 2"l x 1"w
Power: 12V DC @200mA
Target Output: 4 signal leads
Target Input: 2 power leads (DC + and -) D
Emitter Output: Infrared to control source
component
Emitter Input: 2 signal leads
Power Supply: 12V DC @5mA

IR Repeater System
Description Part Number
[A] Target 47621-CMS
[B] Emitter 47621-MIE
[C] 1x9 Bridged Telephone Module, without bracket 47603-110
Individual boxed unit pack, rack pack carton
E

Infrared Target & Emitter

Power injector infrared repeater interface powers the infrared target and emitter
through the video distribution cable system. The injector repeater transmits both
infrared and DC signals to the Video Service Module (47608-A) and sends only
infrared signals to the In-Wall Modulator (47614-W). The injector repeater allows
infrared components and accessories to transmit and receive the infrared signals F
through the same coaxial cable used to distribute audio and video signals.

Infrared Target & Emitter

Description Part Number
[D] Power injector infrared repeater interface 47621-WV
[E] Infrared Target, includes adhesive pads, .88H x 3.25W x 2 D 47633-T
[F] Infrared Emitter with 3.5mm plug and adhesive, 6 ft. cord included 47673-E
[G] 3x8 Video Service Module with Bracket for SMC 47608-B
3x8 Video Service Module without Bracket 47608-A
G

Decora Digital Chopin Volume Control

T-600

Fill a home with high-quality audio at the touch of a

button, replacing traditional transformers and rotary
controls with this advanced interface module and one-
touch Decora Chopin rocker-switch wall unit. Attractive
Decora styling and transformer-less design bring simplicity
and superior sound-quality to this advanced audio
delivery system. The Volume Control mounts in a standard
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wall box or low-voltage mounting bracket and connects

via Category 5 cable to the Interface
Module in the SMC. Decora Chopin
Wall units are a perfect match with
Decora Mural lighting controls, fit in
all Decora wallplates, and accom-
modates up to 4 pairs of speakers if
wired in a series/parallel confi-
guration.

Decora Digital Volume Control System

Specifications
Peak RMS Power Rating: 200 Watts per channel
Continuous Power Rating: 100 Watts RMS per channel
No direct speaker/amplifier Frequency Response, all rated power levels, +/-0.1 dB: DC-50,000 Hz
connections required at the controller. Speaker Impedance: 4-16 Ohms nominal
Terminate all amplifier and speaker Speaker/Amplifier Connection: Removable, snap-in audio
connections using high-quality audio monoblock w/screw terminals
connection block. Power Requirements: 12 Volts DC, 200 mA

Digital, transformer-free design uses

aerospace-quality cermatile resistors Decora Digital Volume Control System
for proper heat dissipation and Description Part Number
superior performance.
Decora Digital Volume Control Kit 48211-*VK
Each Digital Volume Control module (Includes Interface Module and Wall Unit with Power Supply)
can support up to three volume control
Decora Digital Volume Control Wall Unit 48211-*VC
units and up to 4 pairs of speakers.
*=Colors: (I) Ivory, (W) White, (A) Almond

1x6 Passive Audio Module

Easy, centralized audio system distribution module that
connects up to six pairs of speakers from an entertainment
center or amplifier. Just run speaker wire to this passive
bridging module and fill multiple rooms with high-quality
music or sound. Supports up to six pairs of speakers; ideal
for multi-room sound systems.

NOTE: To ensure a correct impedance match with an amplifier, only use

the passive audio module with impedance matched volume controls (Such
as Chopin Digital Volume Control, PN# 48211-*VK) or a system matching
device.

1x6 Passive Audio Module

Supports up to six pairs of speakers. Specifications
Dimensions: 6.58h x 2.89w x 1.42d
Combine with Decora Volume Controls
Wire Gauge 18-14 AWG
to control up to six pairs of speakers
from one amplifier or receiver. Requirements: Product should be used with impedance-
matched volume controls or controller.
Parallel connection scheme insures the
best sound quality.
User-removable connectors facilitate 1x6 Passive Audio Module
installation. Description Part Number
Connects with standard speaker wire. 1x6 Passive Audio Module 48211-6A

T-600
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Decora Media System
Distribute Audio and Video signals anywhere in the home The DMS utilizes advanced active electronics to operate
using Category 5 Cable and Levitons Decora Media System with several different topologies: a star wiring scheme, with
(DMS). Send VCR, DVD, cable TV, satellite and security camera peripheral components sending and receiving critical
signals through up to 1,000 feet (300 meters) of cable with information via Send and Receive units and the centralized
no discernable audio or video distortion and better data-communications hub; a Hub-to-Receive model, where
performance than the more expensive, specialized designer" information is sent to the huband from the hub to remote
cables. Receive units; and a Point-to-Point model, where Send and
DMS is comprised of: a Send Unit for transmitting Receive units are linked directly together.
audio/video signals, a Receive Unit for receiving signals, Send and receive units run on 12VDC, hub runs on 15VDC
and a Media Hub for whole house distribution. and can be powered independently or through the Media Hub.

Decora Media System

Specifications Send Unit Recieve Unit Media Hub Panel can be attached vertically or
Dimensions: 4.1"h x 1.4"w x 2.0"d 4.1"h x 1.4"w x 2.0"d 6.5"h x 3.4"w x 1.75"d horizontally in SMC Enclosures.
Video Bandwidth: 50 M Hz @ -3 dB 50 M Hz @ -3 dB 50 M Hz @ -3 dB
Cascade hub units to distribute
Video THD: 75 dBc -75 dBc -75 dBc audio/video signals to over 20
Video Input: -- 0.5V to 2V composite 0.5V to 2V composite locations.
Video Output: 0.5V to 2V composite -- --
Send and Receive units are equipped
Slew Rate: 800/Vus 800/Vus 800/Vus with RJ-45 jacks and 110 punchdown
Audio Input Impedance: -- 20k Ohms, max 3Vp-p 20k Ohms, max 3Vp-p blocks for maximum flexibility in
Audio Output Impedance: 51 Ohms, max 2Vp-p -- -- installation.
Audio Freq. Response: 5 Hz-100k Hz, 3 dB 5 Hz-100k Hz, 3 dB 5 Hz-100k Hz, 3 dB
Composite RCA inputs for
Audio THD: 0.002% 20 Hz-20k Hz 0.004% 20 Hz-20k Hz 0.002% 20 Hz-20k Hz connectivity directly from A/V source.
Audio S/N Ratio: 100 dB typical, 80 dB 100 dB typical, 80 dB 100 dB typical, 80 dB
min 20 Hz-20k Hz min 20 Hz-20k Hz min 20 Hz-20k Hz
Send and receive fit standard
wallboxes and Decora wallplates.
Input Noise: 4.5nV/( Hz), 1/2 6nV/( Hz), 1/2 4.5nV/( Hz), 1/2
typical @ 1k Hz typical @ 1k Hz typical @ 1k Hz Advanced circuitry with automatic
Input and Outputs 3 RCA input jacks 3 RCA output jacks 3 RCA input jacks equalization streams analog audio
and video signals over long distances
1 set RJ-45 in/out jacks 1 set RJ-45 in/out jacks 1 RJ-45 input jack with less distortion.
1 110 punchdown out 1 110 punchdown out 6 RJ-45 output jacks
1 DC power input 1 DC power input 1 DC power input Stereo audio input/output handles
Dolby ProLogic surround signals.
Power: 12VDC 12VDC 15VDC
Send VCR, DVD, cable TV, satellite
Decora Media System and security camera signals through
Category 5 cable.
Description Part Number
Decora Media System Media Hub with Power Supply 48210-MCH RJ-45 input for send unit.
Decora Media System Send and Receive Unit Pair with Power Supply 48210-SRU
Decora Media System Send Unit with Power Supply 48210-MSU
Decora Media System Receive Unit 48210-MRU

SECURITY MODULES
T-600

Decora Camera
A high-tech addition to the attractive Decora family, the Decora Camera
provides high-quality color video output that will run through the Structured
Media Center (SMC) and connect to a receiver anywhere in the home or
officeinstantly turning a home media center into a home security center.
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Combine multiple cameras with a Leviton Video Sequencer to create one

signal that steps through the different views. Then add a Leviton Modulator
and Notch Filter to route its signal not only to a dedicated monitor, but also
over a whole-house pre-assigned security channel between 75-80 (when
used with a Leviton RF Notch Filter, 47690-NFA).
The Decora Camera produces clear and reliable CMOS-based video with a
wide angle lens that eliminates the need for constant re-adjustment. It
features a self-contained video differential amp for increased clarity of signal.
A manual horizontal pan feature allows you to easily aim the camera, and
power is indicated with a green LED indicator on
the front of the faceplate. The Decora Camera does
not have audio capability.
The Decora Camera has a terminal block output.
An RCA/F adapter is provided for use with coaxial
cable. Powered over separate cable. Connect
power at your SMC with a Leviton DC Power
Distribution Module. Video signal is carried on
coaxial cable. Power is supplied via a Cat 5 cable.
Shipped with one RCA female 2-wire adapter and
two RCA male to female F-connector adapters.

Decora Camera
Specifications
Self-contained video differential
amp provides increased clarity of Dimensions: 4.1h x 1.4w x 2.2 d
signal. Connection: 4-position, removable screw terminal.
Camera: CMOS imager: 1/3 310 TV lines,
CMOS-based wide angle color video
camera in one compact Decora- NTSC with S/N ratio 38 dB min.
style unit. Minimum illumination 5 lux.
Lens is 3.5mm with swivel mount,
Features terminal block output
fixed-focus 6mm lens.
connections.
Output unbalanced.
Power is indicated by a green LED Transmission Total Harmonic Distortion: -75 dBc
on faceplate.
Power: 12-VDC @35mA typical 50mA
max; green Power On LED

Decora Camera
Description Part Number
Decora Camera 48213-*DC
*=Colors: (I) Ivory, (W) White, (A) Almond

Outdoor Camera

T-600
Incorporating the same advanced video technology as the Decora Camera, the
Outdoor Camera allows monitoring of front doors, back yards, and anywhere an
extra eye is desirable. With the Video Sequencer, up to four Decora Cameras or
Outdoor Cameras in any combination may be monitored sequentially.
Used in conjunction with a Modulator and Notch Filter to view audio and video
output not only on a dedicated monitor, but all over your home via a preassigned
channel in your cable line-up. The Outdoor Cameras CCD-based video element is

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sensitive for low-light conditions* and rugged to withstand temperature and
environmental extremes when mounted in a suitable location. Its high-tech housing
and manual tilt-and-pan bracket assembly mount quickly and easily. The Outdoor
Camera has a terminal block output. An RCA/F adapter is provided for use with
coaxial cable. Camera requires one coaxial cable and one Cat 5 cable. Connect
power at your Structured Media Center, with a Leviton DC Power Distribution
Module, or included power transformer.

Outdoor Camera
Specifications
Power: 12 VDC 55mA typical 70mA max.
Connection: One connecting block Self-contained video differential amp
Camera: CCD imager: 1/3 310 TV lines, NTSC provide increased clarity of signal.
with S/N ratio 38 dB min.
CCD-based wide angle color video
Minimum illumination 10 lux.
camera optimized for a wide variety
Lens is 3.5mm with swivel mount, of lighting conditions (black and
adjustable focus. white under low-light conditions).
Output electronically balanced.
Transmission Bandwidth: 50 M Hz @-3 dB
Features a terminal block output
connection.
Transmission Total Harmonic Distortion: -75 dBc
Transmission Slew Rate: 800 V/us Features audio output.

Outdoor Camera
Description Part Number
Outdoor Camera 48213-ECC

Video Sequencer
The Structured Media Video Sequencer, which automatically switches between
video cameras, is a security product engineered for long-term home use. With
the Video Sequencer, up to four Decora Cameras or Outdoor Cameras, in any
combination, may be monitored sequentially. The Sequencer allows a variable
time-interval setting from 1-30 seconds on each camera to allow thorough
surveillance of any perimeter or interior.
The Video Sequencer has four composite RCA audio/video inputs and two sets
of RCA outputs to connect with monitor or modulator. It snaps-into a 280 or 420
Structured Media Center.

Video Sequencer
Specifications
Dimensions: 7.4"h x 4.75"w x 2"d
Power: 12 VDC @ 300mA Inputs for up to four video cameras
Inputs: Four RCA video; Eight RCA left/right audio and audio sources.
Outputs: 2 RCA video and 4 RCA left/right audio Automatic switching between cameras.
Time interval: 1-30 seconds, variable/adjustable
Signal to Noise Ratio: <1.2dB 1-30 second variable time setting
between cameras.
Bandwidth: 5MHz
RCA composite audio/video inputs and
outputs.
Video Sequencer
Description Part Number
Video Sequencer 48213-CVS

POWER MODULES
T-600

AC Power Module
Add clean, safe power to the Series 280 or 420 Structured
Media Center. This hospital-grade, AC Power Module with
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surge suppression provides power to distribution modules

and incorporates multi-stage protection from power
surges. Designed to be used alone or as part of a whole
house surge-protection network. In extremely excessive
surge conditions an alarm will sound to warn the user that
power is now unprotected. Consists of two 15 Amp
hospital-grade outlets housed in a painted steel
enclosure. Features EMI/RFI filtering and meets UL 1449
standards.ie

AC Power Module
Hospital grade surge suppressor Specifications
provides greater protection for Dimensions: 10h x 2.8w x 2.3d
low-voltage modules.
Standards Compliance: UL 1449
Safety clips protect outlets against Input: 120VAC, 2 @ 15 A
dust, dirt and debris.
Two cable knock-outs on bottom AC Power Module
for power service connections. Description Part Number
AC Power Module 47605-DP
Incorporates two 15 Amp Outlets

DC Power Distribution Module

The DC Power Distribution Module provides high quality
electrical power for the separate DC-powered
components in the Structured Media Center (SMC). This
module reduces clutter and opens-up space in the SMC
by eliminating the need for multiple DC transformers.
Powered by a single DC power supply, the Power
Distribution module provides fully-regulated 12 VDC
power for up to 6 devices.

DC Power Module
Contains six removable double screw Specifications
terminal jacks. Input: 110 VAC
One F-type output for use with cable Output: Provides 13 VDC power for
amplifiers. up to 6 devices 1500 mA
Dimensions: 6.58" x 2.5" x 1.5"
Each jack utilizes slot-drive screws. Wire Gauge: Up to 12 gauge
Shipped w/ 6 wires containing 18 gauge
connectors and 2.5 mm power plugs. DC Power Module
Description Part Number
Fully regulated (12 volt DC regulated
output). DC Power Distribution Module 48212-DCS

STRUCTURED MEDIA ACCESSORIES

T-600
4x4 Breakout Module
The unique 4x4 Breakout Module from Leviton Voice
& Data Division is a telephone distribution module
that features six, eight-position RJ-45 voice grade
connectors, permitting you to divide an incoming

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four-line telephone connection into four individual
lines for use on one- or two-line output connectors.
Designed for 568A wiring sequenced systems, the
4x4 module can be placed anywhere, eliminates the
need for wiring additional wallplates, and provides
easy plug-and-play access to all incoming lines. A pass-
through connector is provided to allow all four lines
access to another device.

4x4 Breakout Module

Description Part Number
Bridge up to four telephone liines
4x4 Breakout Module 47609-4X4 through to nine locations.
For use with 568A wiring
configurations.
Easy, plug-and-play access to all
incoming lines eliminates the need
for additional wallplates.

Push-Lock Pins for Structured Media Centers

Use Leviton Push-Lock Pins to secure Structured Media Modules into your
Structured Media Center. Each bags contains 20 replacement pin-and-base sets.

Push-Lock Pins
Description Part Number
B
[A] Push-Lock Pins, bag of 20 47615-NYL

Coaxial Surge Suppressor

Maximum surge current of 5000 Amps. 0.3 dB maximum insertion loss at 5 MHz -
1000 MHz.

Coaxial Surge Suppressor

Description Part Number
[B] Coaxial Surge Suppressor 47690-6S
C

Twist-On F-Connectors
[C-F] Terminate 75 Ohm coaxial cable with a twist-on male F-Connector. D
No crimping tools required. RG-59 and RG-6, and Universal versions available.

Twist-On F-Connectors
Description Part Number
[C] Universal F-Connector (bag of 100 with installation tool) 40985-HPC
[D] Quick F-Connector Adapter (for Universal F-Connector) (bag of 20) 40985-HPM
[E] Twist-On Connector for RG-59 (bag of 100) 40985-TW9 E F
[F] Twist-On Connector for RG-6 (bag of 100) 40985-TW6

1-Piece and 2-Piece Crimp-On F-Connector

T-600

A
[A-D] Terminates 75 Ohm coaxial cable with a crimp-on male F-Connector. A
B crimping tool (See Page G7) is required. Comes in either a 2-piece version with
separate crimp ring, or a one-piece version with crimp ring attached. Both RG-59
and RG-6 versions available.
Crimp-On F-Connectors
C D Description Part Number
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One-piece Crimp-on Connector for RG-6 quad shield (not shown) (bag of 100) 40985-Q6
[A] One-piece Crimp-on Connector for RG-59 (bag of 100) 40985-1P9
[B] One-piece Crimp-on Connector for RG-6 (bag of 100) 40985-1P6
[C] Two-piece Crimp-on Connector for RG-59 (bag of 100) 40985-2P9
[D] Two-piece Crimp-on Connector for RG-6 (bag of 100) 40985-2P6

In-Line Splice Coupler

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[E] Double female F-Connector for use in splicing two cable runs together. Attaches
to male F-Connectors.
In-Line Splice Coupler
Description Part Number
[E] In-line Splice Coupler (bag of 100) 40986

Note: Retainer nut for wallplate mounting not provided.

F
DSS 75 Ohm and 2.0gHz Combiner with DC Blocking
[F] Connects one antenna/cable TV input and one DSS 2.1 gHz input, to one
combined output.
DSS 75 Ohm and 2.0gHz Combiner with DC Blocking
Description Part Number
[F] DSS 75 Ohm and 2.0gHz Combiner, gold plated, carded unit pack 40856-DSS

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DSS Signal Amplifier
[G] Provides 12 dB in-line signal amplification.
DSS Signal Amplifier
Description Part Number
[G] DSS Signal Amplifier, gold plated, carded unit pack 40866-DSS

Slotted Duct Cable Management F3

Hook and Loop Cable Management F4

Rack Cable Management F8

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Cable
Management. . .
Cable management can sometimes be an afterthought or over-
Cable Management

looked area of a structured cabling system, but dont underestimate its

importance! Not only does proper cable organization improve the look of

a closet or workstation, it is an essential element for easy adds, moves and

changes. It is also crucial to maintaining cable integrity by ensuring proper cable

bend radius and eliminating overcinched or kinked cables.

Leviton offers a broad range of solutions for rack and workstation cable management. The new

Versi-Duct slotted duct system brings organization and security to your rack and

frame. Route, separate and protect cable with this versatile collection of

horizontal and vertical rack cable management solutions.

Gentle, reusable hook and loop cable manage-

ment is an ideal way to wrap and secure unruly cables or

bundles from the closet to the workstation. Perfect

for new installations and retrofits, hook and

loop material is reopenable for easy adds, moves and

changes, and will never pinch or over-cinch cables, causing

signal loss or degradation.

Check out Levitons broad mix of innovative

cable management solutions, including cable

bars, saddle ties, J-hooks, storage

rings, tie-wraps, bulk wrap, ring and cord

managers and the unique Spacemaker rack

management attachment, and say good-bye to

messy, disorganized closets and workstations, forever!

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VERSI-DUCT SLOTTED DUCT C ABLE
Versatile accessories solve a variety
MANAGEMENT SYSTEM of cable management challenges.
Leviton's unique Versi-Duct Slotted Duct System provides a versatile simple solution for Suitable for copper and fiber
fiber and copper cable organization and management. The horizontal duct is available applications.
in both one rack (1RU-1.75") or two-rack (2RU-3.5") unit sizes to accommodate both
Slack loop control feature
small and large cable systems. Two vertical slotted ducts can be combined to span a
standard 7-foot equipment rack. Both the horizontal and vertical slotted ducts come in Helps maintain proper cable bend
Front Only or Front & Back configurations with cable-concealing covers and an radii.
assortment of accessories. Offered in Front & Back and Front
Accessories include slack loop storage organizers, cable retainer, vertical and lateral Only versions (for both vertical and
channel dividers for separating different cable bundles, and a bracket for mounting. horizontal ducts)

Levitons high quality, versatile Versi-Duct system features waterfall fittings to ensure Horizontal Duct offered in
proper bend radius and cable integrity, and durable construction. Versi-Duct: the ideal 1RU(1.75) and 2RU(3.50) sizes.
system for efficient, adaptable rack and frame cable management.

Versi-Duct Slotted Duct Cable Management System

Description Part Number
[A] Vertical Front and Rear Slotted Duct, 4"x5" front/4" x4" rear 49265-VFR
Vertical Front Only Slotted Duct, 4"x5" 49265-VF0
[B] Horizontal Front and Rear Slotted Duct, 2RU, 3"x3" front/2"x4" rear 49265-HFR
Horizontal Front Only Slotted Duct, 2RU, 3"x3" 49265-HF0
[C] Horizontal Front and Rear Slotted Duct, 1RU, 1.5"x3" front/1.5"x 4" rear 49264-HFR
Horizontal Front Only Slotted Duct, 1RU, 1.5"x3" 49264-HF0
[D] Slack Loop Storage Organizer 49265-SL1
[E] Vertical Divider 49265-DV1
[F] Lateral Divider, 5" front 49265-DV2
Lateral Divider, 4" rear 49265-DV3
[G] Bend Radius Compliant Router 49265-CR1
[H] Mounting Bracket 49265-BRK
[I] Cable Retainer 49265-WR1

HOOK AND LOOP C ABLE

MANAGEMENT PRODUCTS
From the Closet to the Workstation.
Levitons line of Hook and Loop products
manage cable from installation to application. Hook
and Loop is a smart alternative to traditional cable
management systems. Space-efficient and cost-effective
for both new and retrofit jobs, Hook and Loop materi-
al wont pinch cable and helps provide correct cable
bend radiusthus ensuring a systems continual
integrity.

A WIDE RANGE OF APPLICATIONS

Fiber and copper cable
Horizontal and vertical runs
Patch Panels, equipment cabinets and racks

INNOVATIVE SOLUTIONS
Cabinets and Closets
Ceilings
Workstation

Wrap Up Your Installation with PROTECTS CABLE INTEGRITY

LevitonFrom Frame. . . Never any signal loss or degradation due to over-cinching
or kinked cables
Re-open and re-close cable bundle simply and easily for
adds, moves, and changes
Helps preserve a proper cable bend radius

. . . to Workstation.

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Cable Management
SpaceMaker
Retrofit

RACK AND FRAME CABLE MANAGEMENT

Hook and Loop products provide an easy, sensible solution for any kind of rack.
Because Hook and Loop material is re-openable, new jobs and retrofits are
hassle-free. And, cable integrity is never sacrificed because Hook and Loop Cable
Management never pinches cables too tightly.
The SpaceMaker installs
The SpaceMaker easily over existing patch
Saves up to 80% installation labor time and REQUIRES NO RACK SPACE to install. panels and takes up no rack
space.
The SpaceMaker Cable Manager works well for both new installations or retrofits.
Cables are supported out in front of metal rack while maintaining port
accessibility.
The SpaceMaker can also be used to support cables in the back of the rack.
Attached loops help manage cables without wasting rack space.
Allows cable management of 24- to 96-ports.
No need to move existing panels, because the SpaceMaker uses existing screws on
patch panels or electronics; simply loosen screws, slide SpaceMaker in, then
re-tighten screws.
Knock-off mounting tabs fit all equipment by using standard rack screw-hole
The attached Hook & Loop
pattern. ties secure cables tightly, yet
Multiple SpaceMakers can be mounted one on top of another and even dont pinch cables.
upside-down.
Made of 14-gauge steel.

SpaceMaker Cable Manager

Description Part Number
SpaceMaker Cable Manager 41188-SM1

The SpaceMaker allows

unobstructed port access.

Recloseable Cable Bars

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Manages cables vertically and horizontally on relay racks and cabinets.

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Vertical management along the side of the rack is accomplished quickly and easily with
adhesive bar with two attached loops and two detachable loops. (Hook and Loop-style)
Metal-clad horizontal bar with attached loops (Hook and Loop-style) screws into rack to
manage cables horizontally; available in 19" and 23" lengths.
Recloseable Cable Bars
Cable Management

Description Part Number

[A] Metal Clad Horizontal Bar for 19" Racks 41150-019

Recloseable Saddle Ties

B C Two styles of loop, (both Hook and Loop material) secure with a screw to wood surfaces,
relay racks or enclosures to manage cable. 12-24 metal rack screw or #8 wood screw
versions available.
Recloseable Saddle Ties
Description Part Number
[B] Recloseable Saddle Tie with 12-24 metal rack screw (10 per pack) 41020-SPR
[C] Recloseable Saddle Tie with #8 wood screw (10 per pack) 41010-SPW

E GENERAL PURPOSE C ABLE MANAGEMENT

No job is too small or too large: for whatever your cable management needs, Leviton has
a Hook and Loop product to keep your cable well under wraps. These innovative solutions
are perfect for the messy cables that accumulate around the Workstation.

Recloseable Compression Strap

This Recloseable Hook and Loop cable strap is the ideal solution for heavy vertical cable
runs. Lined with non-slipping Vintex material, the Recloseable Compression Strap
accommodates bundle circumference from 3" to 9".
F To securely mount to walls or ceilings, install Footman Loops on either side of cable
bundle. Made of stainless steel.

Recloseable Compression Strap

Description Part Number
[E] Recloseable Compression Strap 45224-RCS

Recloseable J-Hook
This convenient Hook and Loop-style J-hook is height-adjustable to bypass ductwork and
other construction obstacles in ceilings. Adjustable circumference firmly holds up to
8" bundle of cable.

Recloseable J-Hook
Description Part Number
[F] Recloseable J Hook 46700-SLG

Recloseable Storage Rings

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Ensure fiber optic cable bend radius with the Recloseable Storage Ring. Available in two
sizes for inside or outside fiber cable management, both rings come complete with six
sturdy Hook and Loop-style loops attached for proper cable management.
The Outside Plant Ring is 24" in diameter and manages cable as it enters a premises. It
is capable of storing excess cable for future use.
The Inside Plant Ring is 11.75" in diameter and mounts neatly into a ceiling or wall to

Cable Management
store extra fiber optic cable for future use.
Recloseable Storage Rings
Description Part Number
[A] Recloseable Storage Ring, Inside Plant (11.75" diameter) 48900-IFR
Recloseable Storage Ring, Outside Plant (24 diameter) 48900-OFR

Recloseable Tie-Wraps B
A Hook and Loop tie-wrap that easily reopens for moves, adds and changes, this general
purpose Hook and Loop strap is available in 5", 8" and 12" lengths. C
Recloseable Tie-Wraps D
Description Part Number
[B] Tie Wrap, 5" Length (25 per pack) 43105-005
[C] Tie Wrap, 8" Length (25 per pack) 43108-008
[D] Tie Wrap, 12" Length (25 per pack) 43112-012

Hook and Loop Workstation Cable Management

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These Hook and Loop tie-wraps are ideal for workstation cable management. Hook and
Loop material easily reopens for moves, adds and changes. Eliminate tangled wiring in the
work area by managing power cords and equipment cords singly or bundled together.
Convenient peel-off adhesive for easy mounting.
Hook and Loop Workstation Cable Management
Description Part Number
[E] Individual Loops with Peel-off Adhesive (25 per pack) 41225-SAP

Recloseable Orange Hook and Loop Fasteners F

Similar to Recloseable Tie-Wraps, these sturdy loops also hold cable bundles up to 3" in
diameter, but come in bright orange for use with fiber cables. Fasteners are 3/4" wide.
Recloseable Fastener
Description Part Number
[F] Recloseable Fasteners (orange) (10 per pack) 41030-0FT

Bulk Rolls of Hook and Loop Wrap

Available in 15 and 75 foot rolls, 1/2" wide, which can be custom cut for many uses, and H
features hook and loop material on both sides. G
Bulk Hook and Loop Wrap
Description Part Number
[G] Bulk Hook and Loop Wrap, 15 Foot Roll 43115-015
[H] Bulk Hook and Loop Wrap, 75 Foot Roll 43115-075

RACK C ABLE MANAGEMENT

T-600

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FIVE-RING MANAGERS
Standard Interbay Cord Manager
Reduces patch cord bundle congestion and tension stress. The 3" x 4" rings on this panel
B provide management and support for high-capacity cord distribution. Larger ring opening
allows easier cord accessibility at the front of freestanding racks.
Cable Management

Low Profile Cord Manager

For space-conscious installations, the Low Profile Cord Manager provides high-capacity
patch cord distribution between panels. It incorporates five 1.5" x 4.0" horizontal rings
within a single EIA unit height. For use on standard racks, or wall bracket and cabinet
applications.
Five-Ring Managers U S
Description Part Number
[A] Standard Interbay Cord Manager (19" wide, 3.5" high) 49253-BCM
[B] Low Profile Cord Manager (19" wide, 1.75" high) 49253-LPM

CORD ORGANIZERS
C Two-Position Organizer Panel
Combines horizontal and vertical distribution rings with individual routing clips for patch
cord organization between patch panels.

D One-Position Organizer Panel

A 1.75" high organizer with vertical distribution rings and individual routing clips.
Cord Organizers US
Description Part Number
[C] Two-Position Organizer Panel (19" wide, 3.5" high) 49252-P02
[D] One-Position Organizer Panel (19" wide, 1.75" high) 49252-P01

Combo Front/Rear Manager

E Manages both front and rear cables/cords in a 3.5" high standard rack space. Oversized
front rings meet larger-capacity requirements for patch cords. Rear management reduces
tension stress and maintains bend radius of cables routed from inside or outside of
vertical channels. Provides retention rings and fixed anchor points for loose-fit bundle or
tie-wrapped installation techniques using plastic or Hook and Loop tie wraps.
Combo Front/Rear Manager US
Description Part Number
[E] Combo Front/Rear Manager (19.0" wide, 3.5" high) 49252-PCM

Tie Wrap Bar

F
Mounts at the rear of standard EIA racks to support cable bundles and help maintain their
bend radii near cable terminations. Provides cable support and stress relief, plus several
fixed anchor points for loose-fit tie wrapping of cable bundles using plastic or Velcro
wraps. Can mount several ways for flexibility in cable routing.
Tie Wrap Bar US
Description Part Number
[F] Tie Wrap Bar (19" wide, 1.0" high, 1.5" deep) 49258-TWB

Vertical Management Components

H
Highly flexible, customizable front and rear vertical management for varying rack
configurations. Open ring system can be arranged and changed as needed, for total
customization and on-site adaptability. An optional tie bracket and divider panel can be
G I added to provide cord and cable separation between racks.
Vertical Management System Tie Wrap Bar US
Description Part Number
[G] 3" Vertical Manager Ring (4-pair cable capacity: 180 rear, 250 front) 49260-MR3
[H] 6" Vertical Manager Ring (4-pair cable capacity: 360 rear, 500 front) 49260-MR6
[I] Tie Bracket to secure vertical manager ring to adjacent rack 49261-BKT

Cable Joe Clamp-On Cable Router G3

Residential Tool Kit G3

Universal Fiber Optic Tool Kits G4

Universal Consumables Kit G4

Individual Fiber Optic Tools G4

Spectro-Link MT-RJ Tool Kits G5

Thread-Lock Versa-Cleave Tool & Adapters G6

Fiber Optic Accessories G6

Tone Test Set G7

Crimping & Stripping Tools G7

Craftspersons Handset G8

Punchdown/Termination Tools & Blades G8

Modular Plug Breakout Adapter G8

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Tools & Accessories . . .

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The right tool can mean the difference between success and failure in any job. Leviton

offers a wide selection of tools designed to make your structured cabling installation

simple and hassle-free.

Tools & Accessories

Leviton offers a selection of

tester sets and

tools for UTP,

coaxial cable and fiber

optics, including a Residential Tool Kit

and 4 different styles of fiber installation tool kits with a full

complement of high-quality implements.

The Universal Tool Kit and Tool Kit Plus (with award-winning versa-

Cleave tool) can be used for any SC, FC or FC fiber termination, or enhanced

with a Spectro-Link Accessory Kit for both standard and MT-RJ installations.

For MT-RJ installations, the Spectro-Link MT-RJ tool kit comes with everything you need to

terminate Frame-Station or Workstation connectors. Leviton also offers component tools and

consumables. Use the Universal Consumables Kit for both single-mode and multimode installations.

Check out the Cable Joe Clamp-on Router for those tricky around-the-corner cable runs, and that

old faithful of cable installers: the Wire Punchdown/Termination tool.

Whatever the structured cabling job, Leviton is sure to have a high-quality, innovative tool

to help you finish on-time and under budget. Check

out our selection on the following pages!

Tools & Accessories . . .

T-600

The right tool can mean the difference between success and failure in any job. Leviton

offers a wide selection of tools designed to make your structured cabling installation

simple and hassle-free.

Tools & Accessories

Leviton offers a selection of

tester sets and

tools for UTP,

coaxial cable and fiber

optics, including a Residential Tool Kit

and 4 different styles of fiber installation tool kits with a full

complement of high-quality implements.

The Universal Tool Kit and Tool Kit Plus (with award-winning versa-

Cleave tool) can be used for any SC, FC or FC fiber termination, or enhanced

with a Spectro-Link Accessory Kit for both standard and MT-RJ installations.

For MT-RJ installations, the Spectro-Link MT-RJ tool kit comes with everything you need to

terminate Frame-Station or Workstation connectors. Leviton also offers component tools and

consumables. Use the Universal Consumables Kit for both single-mode and multimode installations.

Check out the Cable Joe Clamp-on Router for those tricky around-the-corner cable runs, and that

old faithful of cable installers: the Wire Punchdown/Termination tool.

Whatever the structured cabling job, Leviton is sure to have a high-quality, innovative tool

to help you finish on-time and under budget. Check

out our selection on the following pages!

C ABLE JOE CLAMP-ON C ABLE ROUTER

T-600
The best solution available for pulling cables around corners.
Saves time and money by preventing cable damage, and allowing more
effective use of installation personnel.
Mounts onto any surface: trays, joists, or lag bolts to walls.
Routes up to 20 cables at onceeven around 90 angles.

Tools & Accessories

Made of heavy duty 12 gauge cold rolled steel with 6-roller design to pull
cables smoothly and easily.
Opens simply and closes securely with quick-release pin.

Cable Joe
Description Part Number
Cable Joe Clamp-on Cable Router 49001-JOE

Position Cable Joe so that cables run at the widest angle possible. This will preserve cable bend radius.

Feed Pull Pull

Pull IF CABLE PATH IS
TIGHTER THAN 90
Pull

Clamp or screw to stable When running cable around If cable is being run around ...use two Cable Joes to
structure. Close and set latch a 90 corner, place Cable Joe an angle that is tighter than relieve cable stress.
before pulling cable. at an angle, so that cable 90...
runs smoothly through
rollers.

RESIDENTIAL TOOL KIT

Everything you need to install coaxial cable and UTP wire. Perfect for resi-
dential or small office installations. Includes the following high-quality,
durable tools:

D814 Punchdown Tool with 110 blade

Crimping Tool for Coaxial Connectors
2 Level Coaxial Cable Strippers
UTP Stripping Tool
Coax & Round Wire Cable Cutter

Residential Tool Kit

Description Part Number
Residential Tool Kit 40812-RTK

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Universal Fiber Optic Tool Kits

Universally (Singlemode/Multimode) compatible and designed with the help of field
techniciansLeviton's Universal Fiber Optic Tool Kits are designed for use with any
Thread-Lock connector: SC, ST or FC. They come in their own compact lightweight case,
complete with an inspection scope, buffer remover, polishing pad, safety glasses, scissors,
jacket stripper, polishing fixture and music wire. The Standard kit includes a sapphire scribe
tool, while the Tool Kit Plus comes with the new Thread-Lock Versa-Cleave cleave tool.
Leviton's state-of-the-art 200x inspection scope, which ships with both kits, has laser eye
protection and is suitable for both single- and multimode applications. An expansion kit is
available (below) with additional tools for installing Leviton Spectro-Link MT-RJ connectors.
The award-winning Thread-Lock
Versa-Cleave, included in the Universal Fiber Optic Tool Kit Plus
Universal Fiber Optic Tool Kit Plus. Description Part Number
Universal Fiber Optic Tool Kit Plus, shown above (includes Versa-Cleave) 49800-UTP
Universal Fiber Optic Tool Kit 49800-UTK

Individually Sold Fiber Optic Tools & Components

Individual Components
Standard Fiber Optic Termination Tools Part Number
[A] 250 Micron Buffer Remover 49886-BR2
[B] Jacket Strippers 49886-STP
[C] 900 Micron Buffer Remover 49886-BR9
[D] Aramid Strand Scissors 49886-SIS
[E] Music Wire 49886-WRE
[F] Versa-Cleave Tool 49886-TVC
[G] Polishing Puck 49886-PUC
[H] 3 x 6 Polishing Pad 49886-PAD
[I] Safety Glasses 49886-GLS
[I] 200x Inspection Scope 49886-FSP
100x Inspection Scope 49886-SCP
Sapphire Scribe 49886-SCR
12- Micron Aluminum Oxide Lapping Film, 100/pack 49886-12F
3- Micron Aluminum Oxide Lapping Film, 100/pack 49886-03F
0.3 Micron Aluminum Oxide Lapping Film, 100/pack 49886-X3F

J Universal Consumables Kit

[J] The Universal Consumables Kit contains everything you will need to clean and polish
your singlemode and multimode connectors, such as polyester wipes, alcohol pads, music
wire, and 12-, 3- and 0.3 micron lapping film.

Consumable Kits
Description Part Number
[J] Universal Consumables Kit 49800-CON

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Spectro-Link MT-RJ Fiber Optic Tool Kits A

Suitable for installing Spectro-Link MT-RJ connectors, the Spectro-Link MT-RJ Fiber Optic
Tool Kit comes in its own compact, lightweight case, complete with Buffer Removers (2),
Jacket Strippers, Scissors, Piano Wire, Safety Glasses, Gauge, Marking Pen, Opt-X 20/20
lenses, Lead-In Crimp Tool, Frame-Station Assembly Tool, Thread-Lock Versa-Cleave Tool
and 2 Spectro-Link MT-RJ adapters for the Thread-Lock Versa-Cleave tool (for
Workstation and Frame-Station connectors). A more limited Accessory Kit expands your
existing Universal Fiber Optic Tool Kit Plus to add MT-RJ capability.

Spectro-Link MT-RJ Fiber Optic Tool Kit

Description Part Number
Spectro-Link MT-RJ Fiber Optic Tool Kit, shown above 49800-SLT
[A] Spectro-Link MT-RJ Fiber Optic Accessory Kit 49800-SLA

Individually Sold Fiber Optic Tools & Components

Individual Components
MT-RJ Fiber Optic Termination Tools Part Number
[B] 250 micron Buffer Remover 49886-BR2
[C] Jacket Stripper 49886-STP
[D] 900 micron Buffer Remover 49886-BR9
[E] Workstation Connector Lead-in Crimp Tool 49886-SLC
[F] Aramid Strand Scissors 49886-SIS
[G] Marking Pen 49886-SMP
[H] Strip Length Gauge 49886-SLG
Thread-Lock Versa-Cleave and
Adapters, included in the Spectro-
[I] Frame-Station Connector Assembly Tool 49886-FIT
Link MT-RJ Fiber Optic Tool Kit.
[J] Safety Glasses 49886-GLS
[K] Music Wire 49886-WRE
[L] Lightweight Carrying Case 49886-CST
[M] Versa-Cleave Adapter for Spectro-Link MT-RJ Workstation Connectors 49886-VWA
[N] Versa-Cleave Adapter for Spectro-Link MT-RJ Frame-Station Connectors 49886-VFA
[O] Versa-Cleave Tool 49886-TVC
Opt-X 20/20 Lenses 49886-OTT

Thread-Lock Versa-Cleave Tool

T-600

A
[A-C] Leviton's Thread-Lock Versa-Cleave tool features a diamond cutting blade that
cleaves fiber perfectly every time, eliminating the need for a complicated scribe and break
procedure. The ergonomic stop-watch design fits comfortably in the hand, works with any
style or brand of 2.5mm ferrule connector, and cleaves with a simple push of the button.
Versa-Cleave also features a convenient integrated debris cup to catch and retain
dangerous fiber cuttings until they can be safely disposed of. Two adapters, ordered
separately, allow Versa-Cleave to cut to perfect lengths for Spectro-Link MT-RJ
Tools & Accessories

Workstation and Frame-Station connectors. Versa-Cleave can be ordered seperately, or as

part of the Universal Tool Kit Plus.
C B Thread-Lock Versa-Cleave
Description Part Number
[A] Versa-Cleave Tool 49886-TVC
[B] Versa-Cleave Adapter for Spectro-Link MT-RJ Workstation Connector 49886-VWA
[C] Versa-Cleave Adapter for Spectro-Link MT-RJ Frame-Station Connector 49886-VFA

Tightening Tools
D E [D-E] Available in two styles, FC and Combination SC/ST, tightening tools help simplify
Thread-Lock connectorization by providing a wider gripping area to make it easier to
tighten the connector plug. The tightening tools also protect the exposed fiber during the
tightening process. The Combination tightening tool has an SC-style end and an ST-style
end, for greater convenience and flexibility.
Tightening Tools
Description Part Number
[D] ST/SC Combination Tightening Tool 49886-CTT
[E] FC Tightening Tool 49883-FCT

Safety Pad
F [F] The pad features rubber material to provide a flexible, shatterproof, non-slip surface
sized perfectly for terminating Thread-Lock or Spectro-Link Fiber Optic Connectors.

Safety Pad
Description Part Number
[F] Safety Pad 49886-SPD

200x Inspection Scope

[G] The Leviton 200x Inspection Scope features oblique viewing technology and 200X
G magnification which allow techs to view MM and SM end-face polishes safely, and
reduces the chances of over-polishing (a side-effect of many co-axial inspection scopes).
Additionally, it provides full laser eye protection through wavelengths of 850-1550
nanometer, and a rugged construction that stands up to jobsite abuse.

200x Inspection Scope

Description Part Number
[G] 200x Inspection Scope 49886-FSP

Thread-Lock Versa-Cleave Tool

T-600

Workstation and Frame-Station connectors. Versa-Cleave can be ordered seperately, or as

Safety Pad
F [F] The pad features rubber material to provide a flexible, shatterproof, non-slip surface
sized perfectly for terminating Thread-Lock or Spectro-Link Fiber Optic Connectors.

Safety Pad
Description Part Number
[F] Safety Pad 49886-SPD

200x Inspection Scope

Description Part Number
[G] 200x Inspection Scope 49886-FSP

Tone Test Set

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[A] Use the Leviton Tone Test Set in low voltage wire applications to test for continuity,
check for shorts or opens, and provide talk battery for a communication line on a vacant
pair. Connect toner across a wire pair and set to transmit either a continuous 1000 Hz or
alternating 500/1000 Hz tone. Use with the Speaker Probe (below) to trace pairs and
locate broken pairs/cables in walls.
Also identifies Tip and Ring polarity, and line condition for CLEAR LINE with dial tone,

Tools & Accessories

BUSY LINE and RINGING LINE. Features O ring seals on the case, test leads for water
resistance, support leash, tri-color, light-emitting diode (LED), and nylon-braided tinsel
wire test leads. Telco-standard, 6A-type alligator clips with piercing pins securely grip
66-clips, screw heads, screw bodies, and wire-wrapped or threaded terminals. A
6-position, 2-conductor plug lead is also provided for connection to modular jacks.

Inductive Speaker Probe

[B] The streamlined inductive speaker probe detects audible frequency tones quickly for B
accurate tracing and identification of wires, cables, and metallic circuits. Use with the tone
test set (above) to trace and isolate pairs in virtually any type of wire application, without
damage to the insulation. Identifies single wires or individual pairs in multiple-pair cables
at terminals or closures; identifies station wiring or cables to specific equipment in
closets or on distribution frames; and identifies the ends of drop wires. Probe can also be
used to locate prewiring, or opens in wires, after wall covering is installed. Features both
needlepoint and duckbill tips and a non-locking slide switch.
Tone Test Set, Inductive Speaker Probe Individual Items and Combinations
C
Description Part Number
[A] Tone Test Set (includes 9 volt battery) 49560-TTS
[B] Inductive Speaker Probe only (includes 9 volt battery;
one duckbill tip; and one needlepoint tip) 49561-SSP
[C] Leather Belt Holster for tone test set 49560-LCC
[D] Leather Belt Holster for inductive speaker probe 49561-LCC
Spare duckbill and needlepoint tip set 49561-TIP
Kit containing tone test set with belt holster, and inductive
speaker probe with belt holster 49562-TSK
Kit containing 5 tone test sets with belt holsters, and 5 inductive Optional leather belt holsters.
speaker probes with belt holsters 49562-KIT

Materials:
Tone Test Set and Inductive Speaker Probe
Housings: High-impact, fire-retardant plastic rated UL 94V-0.
Power Source: 9 volt battery (NEDA 1604 equivalent) included. (Note: The Tone Test Set is shipped with its battery
disconnected to prevent battery drain.)
Tone Test Set cords: Two 12-inch length, nylon-braided tinsel wire; one 9-inch length, silver satin with 6-position,
2-conductor modular plug.
Tone Test Set clips: Nickel silver 6A-type with heavy-duty rubber boots.

Crimping Tool for Coaxial Connectors E

[E] For use in crimping coaxial connectors onto RG-59 or RG-6 cables. Rugged metal
construction with cushioned handles. Carded package for display in merchandising racks.
Crimping Tool for Coaxial Connectors
Description Part Number
[E] Crimping Tool for Coaxial Connectors 40988

UTP Stripping Tool

F
[F] Use this versatile tool to strip unshielded twisted pair (UTP) cable.
UTP Stripping Tool
Description Part Number
[F] Stripping Tool 49660-C

Craftspersons Handset
T-600

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[A] This handset is used by installers, repair technicians, and other authorized personnel
for basic line testing and essential on-site temporary communications. Line-powered to
provide either DTMF (Touch Tone) or dial pulse output. Features all standard buttset line
tests, including polarity check, line monitoring, and signalling.
Craftspersons Handset
Description Part Number
Tools & Accessories

[A] Craftspersons Handset 49575-CTS

D814 Wire Punchdown/Termination Tool

B [B] The D814 is a versatile punchdown/termination tool with changeable blades (sold
separately) that enables installers to make reliable connections on a variety of wire
termination blocks. A simple push on the handle accomplishes punchdown termination
in one simple operation. An adjustable impact setting allows you to terminate wire with
less effort than other impact tools. Handle can be fitted with several interchangeable
custom blades to cover many termination types: 110 IDC, 66clip, Krone, BIX (Northern
Telecom BIX system), and an awl (woodscrew starter punch). A spare blade can be kept
in a storage chamber in the handle.

D814 Tool Blades

C [C-G] These special application blades are for use with the D814 impact tool for
terminating 22, 24 or 26 gauge wire. Made of durable stainless steel. Krone and BIX
D blades feature scissor-action trimming.
D814 Wire Punchdown/Termination Tool and D814 Tool Blades
E Description Part Number
[B] D814 Wire Punchdown/Termination Tool 49553-814
F [C] 110 IDC Blade 49553-110
[D] 66-Clip Blade 49553-066
G [E] BIX Blade 49553-BIX
[F] Krone Blade 49553-KRN
[G] Awl (Woodscrew starter punch) 49553-AWL

Termination Tool (66-BT)

H [H] This pocket friendly tool quickly punches down 20 through 26 gauge unstripped wire
in devices using 66-clip terminals. It adjusts to accommodate variation in wire size and
blade sharpness. Replaceable blades reverse to let you terminate and cut wire in a single
stroke, or terminate without cutting.
I
Replacement Stem for Termination Tool (66-BT02)
J [I] The replaceable stem for the termination tool blade.

Replacement Blade for Termination Tool (66-BT01)

[J] This blade reverses so wires can be terminated and cut, or terminated without cutting.
It also adjusts to accommodate variation in wire size or blade sharpness.
Termination Tool, Replacement Stem, and Replacement Blade
Description Part Number
[H] Termination Tool (66-BT) 46666-BT
[I] Replacement Stem for Termination Tool (66-BT02) 46666-BTS
[J] Replacement Blade for termination Tool (66-BT01) 46666-BTB
Note: Numbers in parentheses refer to industry product designation.

Modular Plug Breakout Adapter

K [K] For testing any 6- or 8-position modular jack with the Tone Test Set or Craftspersons
Handset. Includes contacts to connect, via alligator clip leads, to any test apparatus or
Linemans Test Set. Can be used in series with any cable with a 6- or 8-conductor modu-
lar plug.
Modular Plug Breakout Adapter
Description Part Number
[K] Modular Plug Breakout Adapter 40070-MDP

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Wire Color Codes & Pin Designations X2

USOC Codes X4

General Installation Tips X6

Connector Termination Instructions X8

Tech Notes X14

Cable Testing Manufacturers X14

Dimensional Line Art X18

Fiber Density Chart X28

Standards Document Information Sources X29

Glossary X30

Index X35
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X2

WIRE COLOR CODES AND CONNECTOR PIN DESIGNATIONS

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Electrical Network Connection

25-Pair Color Coding/ISDN
From 1 to 25 single or multiple-pair circuits bridged to the network or other Contact Assignments
connected equipment.
RJ21X
Mechanical Arrangement
Tech Support & Specifications

Circuits are provided on numbered tip and ring positions on a miniature

50-pin ribbon telco connector (Amphenol-type). Pins 1 (ring) and 26 (tip)
are considered position 1. Pins 2 (ring) and 27 (tip) of the ribbon connector
are position 2. This pairing continues through twenty-five pairs.

Typical Usage
Many key and PBX systems specify the RJ21X, or Amphenol-type as the
network interface device. Many of these systems also use the RJ21X as a
connector for stations or telephone sets, wired from the KSU or PBX Main
Distribution Frame.

NOTE: Sometimes an RJ11 or RJ14C can be installed in place of an RJ21X.

While many smaller systems that require only a few lines may show the
RJ21X as the official connector required under registration, less complex
connectors such as the RJ11 or RJ14C can often be specified (perhaps in
multiples). If the system requires only a few lines but the RJ21X is specified
on the registration label, under FCC Part 68 you may specify the RJ11C,
RJ14C, RJ25C, or RJ61X instead.

Many Leviton connectors can be used for the RJ21X configuration where
intermixing is permitted. Substitution of these special connectors is often
both economical and practical. Contact Leviton Voice & Data Division
Applications Engineering for information about versions to meet your
requirements.

ISDN Assignment of Contact Numbers as specified

by ISO Document 8877: 1987 (E)

Contact Assignments for Plugs and Jacks

Contact Number TE NT Polarity
1 Power source 3 Power sink 3 +
2 Power source 3 Power sink 3 +
3 Transmit Receive +
4 Receive Transmit +
5 Receive Transmit +
6 Transmit Receive +
7 Power sink 2 Power source 2 +
8 Power sink 2 Power source 2 +

Note: For use in TE to TE interconnections, power source/sink 3 shall conform to the requirements specified in
CCITT recommendation 1.430, section 9.2 for power source/sink 2.

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TIP GRE
EN PAIR1
RING RED

ACCESSORY BLACK

OW
GROUND YELL
PAIR 2

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Jack Pin Designations
Pin# 8P8C/8P8C Keyed 6P6C MMJ T568B T568A
Jack Pin 1 Blue White Orange White/Orange White/Green
Designations 2 Orange Black Green Orange Green
3 Black Red Red White/Green White/Orange
4 Red Green Yellow Blue Blue
5 Green Yellow Black White/Blue White/Blue
6 Yellow Blue Brown Green Orange
7 Brown White/Brown White/Brown
8 White Brown Brown

PIN 3
6P4C YELLOW RED RING 1
PIN 4
TIP 1
RED GREEN

PIN 2 PIN 5
TIP 2 RING 2
BLACK YELLOW

GREEN
BLACK

PIN 3 PIN 4 PR3

6P6C YELLOW RED WHITE RING 1
RED
TIP 1
PR2
GREEN
PR1
PIN 2
TIP 2 PIN 5 Polarity ++-+--
BLACK RING 2 Tip & Ring
YELLOW T T RT R R designations*
BLUE
PIN 1 123456 Jack pin number
PIN 6
TIP 3
GREEN BLACK WHITE
RING 3 designations
BLUE

USOC
PIN 3 PIN 4
RING 1 RING 2 PR3 No preferred
MMJ RED YELLOW
PR1 PR2 wiring format
PIN 2 ++--+-
TIP 1 PIN 5
GREEN TIP 2
BLACK OR
123456 123456
PIN 1
TIP 3 PIN 6
ORANGE RING 3
BROWN
DEC Pairing

PR4
PIN 4 PIN 5
RED ORANGE PR3
8P8C and 8P8C WHITE YELLOW RING 1
RED
TIP 1
GREEN PR2
Keyed, USOC PIN 3
TIP 2 PIN 6
PR1
BLACK RING 2 -++-+--+
YELLOW
PIN 2 PIN 7 RT T RT R RT
BROWN TIP 3 RING 3
BLUE ORANGE BROWN 12345678
GREEN BLACK PIN 1 PIN 8
RING 4 TIP 4
BLUE WHITE
USOC

8P8C and 8P8C PIN 4 PIN 5 PR3 PR2

RED GREEN
KEYED; T568B, PR2 PR1 PR4 PR3 PR1 PR4 PR1 PR2
PIN 3
T568A, and BLACK
PIN 6 +-+-+-+- +-+-+-+- +-+ -
YELLOW
10Base-T PIN 2 PIN 7
TRTRTRTR TRTRTRTR TRT R

ORANGE BROWN 12345678 12345678 12345678

PIN 1 PIN 8
BLUE WHITE
(SLATE)
T568B T568A 10Base-T
AT&T 258A (4-wire Ethernet)

Note: Some equipment standards may vary from the standards shown heres.

USOC CODES RJ11C/RJ11W RJ31X

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R1
T T TO
This appendix contains descrip- TO TO OTHER TO TELCO
tions of Universal Service Order NETWORK R EQUIPMENT NETWORK R T1 WIRING
Codes (USOC) for connecting tele-
phone instruments and related MINIATURE
6 POSITION 1 2 3 4 5 6
equipment to telephone lines, JACK
BAR SHORT
based on Part 68, Subpart F, 1 7 8 REMOVED
2 3 4 5 6
Section 68.502 of FCC
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MINIATURE ON PLUG
6 POSITION
regulations, and as described by the PLUG 2 3 4 5 INSERTION
T1E1.3 Working Group on MINIATURE POSITIONS
8 POSITION 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 1&4+5&8
Connectors and Wiring PLUG
TO REGISTERED TERMINAL EQUIPMENT
Arrangements.
R1 R T T1
USOC Codes were developed
years ago by the Bell operating TO REGISTERED TERMINAL EQUIPMENT

companies to identify service or

equipment under tariff.
Information on USOC codes is pro-
vided here should you run across
these in your work.
RJ14C/RJ14W RJ38X
R1
T1 T1 T TO
R1 R1 TO STRAP TELCO
TO TO OTHER T1
A Note NETWORK T2 T2 EQUIPMENT
NETWORK R WIRING
R2 R2
About USOC
Number Suffixes MINIATURE
2 3 4 5 6 BAR SHORT
6 POSITION
RJ (Registered Jack) numbers end JACK 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 REMOVED
MINIATURE ON PLUG
with a letter that indicates the
6 POSITION INSERTION
wiring or mounting method: PLUG MINIATURE POSITIONS
C identifies a surface or flush- T2 R1 T1 R2 8 POSITION 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 1&4+5&8
PLUG
mounted jack. TO REGISTERED TERMINAL EQUIPMENT
R1 R T T1
W identifies a wall-mounted jack.
X identifies a complex TO REGISTERED TERMINAL EQUIPMENT

multi-line or series type jack.

RJ125C RJ45S

T1 R
Note: The telephone company will wire the R1 TO
NETWORK T
lines in the sequence designated by the T2
customer.
TO TO OTHER
NETWORK R2
EQUIPMENT 1
T3
R3 2
3 A (OR MI)
1 2 3 4 5 6 MINIATURE 4 R (P)
6 POSITION 5 T (P)
JACK
6 A1 (OR MIC)
MINIATURE
6 POSITION PROGRAMMING 7 PR
1 2 3 4 5 6 PLUG RESISTOR 8 PC
T3 T2 R1 T1 R2 R3

TO REGISTERED TERMINAL EQUIPMENT

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RJ48C RJ48X

T1 R1
TRANSMIT TO R1 T1
NETWORK TO
NETWORK R
TO T
NETWORK
T
RECEIVE FROM R
NETWORK MINIATURE 8 POSITION

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JACK WITH SHORTING
BAR 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
MINIATURE
8 POSITION
MINIATURE PLUG
8 POSITION
PLUG R1 T1 R T
R1 T1 R T

CI
RCV

CI
TXMT
TO REGISTERED
TERMINAL EQUIPMENT
TO REGISTERED TERMINAL
EQUIPMENT
NOTE: SHORT REMOVED ON
INSERTION OF PLUG

Note: RJ48X drawing is provided for

information purposes only. No Leviton
products support the application.

RJ48S RJ61X

R
TO T
NETWORK T1
R1 T1
R1
T2
TO R2
MINIATURE NETWORK T3
8 POSITION 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 R3
KEYED JACK T4
R4
MINIATURE
8 POSITION
KEYED PLUG
MINIATURE
8 POSITION
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 JACK
R T T1 R1
MINIATURE
8 POSITION
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 PLUG

T4 T3 T2 R1 T1 R2 R3 R4

TO REGISTERED TERMINAL
EQUIPMENT

GENERAL INSTALLATION TIPS

T-600

TIA Preferred Wiring Method Typical Commercial Building Wiring Topology

The wiring method preferred by the Telecommunication
Industry Association (TIA) is a star wiring method (see Figure
below). Each individual workstation in a residential or HORIZONTAL WIRING (PATHWAYS)
FROM THE TELECOMMUNICATIONS
commercial building is wired directly to the distribution device CLOSET TO THE INDIVIDUAL
WORKSTATIONS
with four-pair twisted wire or fiber optic cable.
Tech Support & Specifications

BACKBONE
WIRING

MAIN
DISTRIBUTION
FRAME
TELECOMMUNICATIONS
EQUIPMENT
CLOSETS (AND/OR
ROOM(S)
INTERMEDIATE
DISTRIBUTION FRAMES)

ENTRANCE
ROOM

SERVICE
INTERBUILDING ENTRANCE
BACKBONE
WIRING

Roughing-In Correctly
The following are general rules for running cable, whether
Star Topology residential, or commercial:
The star topology uses a hierarchical series of distribution
frames. The backbone includes the main distribution frame Always make a quick check for shorts, opens, and
(MDF) and the optional intermediate distribution frame (IDF). ground when the rough-in is completed. Lightweight
(See Figure top right.) telephone wiring is much easier to damage than
non-metallic cable. The jacket can be caught on sharp
The first level, the MDF, links to other levels via the backbone edges or nail points and inside conductors grounded,
cabling. The MDF may link to the third and final level, the shorted, or broken. It will take just a few minutes to
telecommunications closet (TC) directly, or in large insure that no connections or splicing were forgotten and
installations it may link to some TCs via an optional second that no wiring was damaged as it was pulled in or
level, the intermediate distribution frame (IDF). The TC secured during rough-in.
terminates the backbone cable and cross-connects to the
horizontal cabling. The horizontal cabling terminates in the Do not splice wires on the cable runs. Pull a new wire
work area at the workstation (WS). if things go wrong.
Do not exert more than 25 pounds of pulling tension
on 4-pair cables. Larger capacity cables should be pulled
GENERAL as per the manufacturers directions.
Horizontal cabling is the cabling from the telecommunications Do not run cables in parallel with power wiring.
closet to the work area. It includes the cross-connects in the Consult industry standards for minimum separation of
telecommunications closet; horizontal cable; and the outlet at telecommunications cable from interference sources.
the work areas. Do not bend cable sharply or nick the protective sheath
Commercial building horizontal cabling should be installed covering the insulated wires.
such that it will: Maintain polarity (i.e., carefully match wire colors) of
[a] Facilitate ongoing maintenance, relo- the Tip (+) and Ring (-) pairs from the demarcation point
cations, and additions; to the outlets. Polarity reversal causes problems with
[b] Accommodate future equipment and some devices.
service changes; Maintain the access line number correlation with the
[c] Accommodate a diversity of user appli- pair number (i.e., access line one goes to pair one, and
cations, including voice, data, LAN, so forth) when wiring connectors.
switching, and other building services.

Use the two inner pairs of a housing for TELECOMMUNICATIONS OUTLETS

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telecommunications. Use the outer pairs of the When installing outlet boxes on wooden studs, it is
connector for other purposes (if any) to provide important to maintain proper separation of
compatibility with two-line telephones. communications and power cables. These two types of
Use plastic non-metallic staples to support wire, and cables should not share drill holes or stud spaces. Desk
leave the wire loose inside the staplesdo not drive telephone connectors should be located at the same
staples all the way in. Driving staples in tightly may crimp distance from the floor as electrical outlets.

Tech Support & Specifications

wire and damage the insulation or wire, impairing its Each workstation should, at minimum, be served by
ability to carry voice or data. either two 100 UTP cables, or one 100 UTP cable
If conduit is installed, always leave a pull cord in to and one cable of another type. Single or double outlets
facilitate running new wire. may be used.

Never run power in the same conduit with Telecommunications outlets are usually placed at the
telecommunications cable. Low-voltage monitor and same height as electrical outlets, and near an
control lines may share conduit with telecommunications. electrical outlet.

Avoid undercarpet runs if possible, as they are

inherently more susceptible to damage, particularly in
residences. If they must be installed, follow the The Importance of Pair Twisting:
manufacturers directions carefully, and remember that The rate of twisting will range from four (4), to as many as 28 twists per foot on high
speed data cable. The tighter the twist, the less likely it will be distorted during
only one transition from one type of cabling to another is installation, and the greater the immunity from interference. While the specification
standard in a single room. Avoid installing undercarpet for the rate of twist varies with the anticipated data rate carried by the installation,
always untwist the least amount of cable necessary to make a connection.
runs in damp areas. Note that undercarpet power cables
* Category 3 max. allowed untwisting = 3"
are not allowed in residential installations.
* Category 5 max. allowed untwisting =< 12"
Where possible, use inner walls for runs to avoid * Category 5e max. allowed untwisting =< 12"
conflict with firebreaks and insulation. Inner-wall * Category 6 max. allowed untwisting =< 12"
wiring also makes it a lot easier to replace wires if *Note: TIA-568-A does not specify the maximum allowable untwisting for these
necessary, or to add wires. Nonetheless, wiring through connectors, they are suggested as the maximum distance for standard practice.
external walls is not always avoidable, so installation
handling should be the same as for electrical wire.
Firestopping is also to be observed. GENERAL TIPS ON QUALITY INSTALLATIONS
Do not run telecommunications wire parallel to Every connection degrades system performance, so
power wiring without adequate separation, and do use the minimum necessary.
not share bore holes with power wires.
Better to provide excess capacity in terms of cable
Keep wire away from sources of heat, like hot water and outlets rather than not enough. Later additions
pipes and heater ducts. are costly and time consuming.
Avoid running external wiresthey are not desirable, Wire to the highest anticipated data rate (speed) or
both for appearance and safety reasons. Wires on the greaternever less.
outside of a building may be allowed under local code for
Never install components of unknown/questionable
additions, but should be avoided for initial installations.
origin or quality. At the very best, the system will
Leave 18 inches of spare wire at outlets and transmit signals to the level of its weakest component.
connection points for connections and changes. Every element and connection is important.
Firestopping, bonding, and grounding must be Document all connections carefully, and keep
performed according to fire, building, and electrical installations neat and tidy. This will save time and
codes that apply. hassle when modifying or troubleshooting the system
Regardless of the installation type, proper wiring requires later.
good planning and careful work to avoid damaging cables Test everything.
and to make good connections.

C ATEGORY 5 AND GIGAMAX 5E CHANNEL CONNECTOR TERMINATION

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1. Remove a few inches of 3. Route the wires for 4. Using a 110 style impact 5. Place the dust cap over
jacket from the cable, to termination, according to tool, seat the wires into the terminated wires to
expose the wires. the chosen color code. the slots of the insulation ensure a secure connec-
2. Determine which wiring Terminate and trim one displacement connectors. tion and added strain
scheme to use, T568A or pair at a time, starting Place the cutting side of relief.
from the rear of the the tool on the outside, to
Tech Support & Specifications

T568B. Note the associat-

ed color codes and con- connector, in the order trim the excess wire flush
nector pin numbers on the shown. Terminating each with the connector body
label located on the sides pair after placement will as you punch the wires
of the connector. prevent crushing the down.
inside pairs with the
punchdown tool.
Pin Number

B
4 6 8 7
A 6. Noting the UP orientation
of the connector, insert
the terminated connector
Color Code For into the desired QuickPort
T568A & B Wiring
housing.
Note: Maintain cable jacket as close to
Inside Wire Colors
termination as possible
Wiring Standard
Pin# T568A T568B
1 White/Green White/Orange
2 Green/White Orange/White
3 White/Orange White/Green
4 Blue/White Blue/White
5 White/Blue White/Blue
6 Orange/White Green/White
7 White/Brown White/Brown
8 Brown/White Brown/White

T568A Category 5 and GigaMax 5e Channel Level Connector Wiring Scheme

1 Pair 1 2 Pair 2 3 Pair 3 4 Pair 4

Pin # Pin # Pin # Pin # Pin # Pin # Pin # Pin #

2 7 2 7 2 7 2 7
Green/White White/Brown
1 8 1 8 1 8 1 8
White/Green Brown/White
3 6 3 6 3 6 3 6
White/Orange Orange/White
5 4 5 4 5 4 5 4
White/Blue Blue/White

T568B Category 5 and GigaMax 5e Channel Level Connector Wiring Scheme

1 Pair 1 2 Pair 3 3 Pair 2 4 Pair 4

Pin # Pin # Pin # Pin # Pin # Pin # Pin # Pin #

2 7 2 7 2 7 2 7
Orange/White White/Brown
1 8 1 8 1 8 1 8
White/Orange Brown/White
3 6 3 6 3 6 3 6
White/Green Green/White
5 4 5 4 5 4 5 4
White/Blue Blue/White

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1. Remove about 2" of jacket 3. Route the wires for 4. Using a 110 style impact 5. Place the cap over the ter-
from cable. termination, as shown tool, seat the wires into minated wires for secure
2. Determine the wiring below. Terminate one pair the slots of the insulation connection and added
scheme (T568A or T568B) at a time starting from rear displacement connectors. strain relief.
and note the associated of connector. Terminating Place the cutting side of

Tech Support & Specifications

color codes on the label each pair after placement the tool on the outside, to
located on the sides of the will prevent crushing the trim the excess wire flush
connector. This label also inside pairs with the with the connector body
includes connector pin punchdown tool. Lay as you punch the wires
numbers. cable in so jacket touches down.
rear of connector as
shown.
Pin Number

BB
747 886 8 60
33 7
6. Insert connector assembly
AA
into platform or wallplate.
Note the "UP" position of
Color Code For the connector.
T568A & B Wiring
Inside Wire Colors
Note: Maintain cable jacket as close to
termination as possible Wiring Standard
Pin# T568A T568B
1 White/Green White/Orange
2 Green/White Orange/White
3 White/Orange White/Green
4 Blue/White Blue/White
5 White/Blue White/Blue
6 Orange/White Green/White
7 White/Brown White/Brown
8 Brown/White Brown/White

T568A Gigamax 5e Component-Level Connector Wiring Scheme

1 Pair 3 2 Pair 4 3 Pair 1 4 Pair 2

Pin # Pin # Pin # Pin # Pin # Pin # Pin # Pin #

4 6 4 6 4 6 4 6
Blue/White Orange/White
5 3 5 3 5 3 5 3
White/Blue White/Orange
2 8 2 8 2 8 2 8
Green/White Brown/White
1 7 1 7 1 7 1 7
White/Green White/Brown

T568B Gigamax 5e Component-Level Connector Wiring Scheme

1 Pair 2 2 Pair 4 3 Pair 1 4 Pair 3

Pin # Pin # Pin # Pin # Pin # Pin # Pin # Pin #

4 6 4 6 4 6 4 6
Blue/White Green/White
5 3 5 3 5 3 5 3
White/Blue White/Green
2 8 2 8 2 8 2 8
Orange/White Brown/White
1 7 1 7 1 7 1 7
White/Orange White/Brown

EXTREME 6 CONNECTOR TERMINATION INSTRUCTIONS

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1. Remove about 2" of jacket 3. Route the wires for termi- 4. Using a 110 style impact 5. Place the dust cap over
from cable, to expose the nation, according to the tool, seat the wires into the terminated wires to
wires. chosen wiring scheme. the IDC slots. (Must be ensure a secure connection
2. Determine which wiring Terminate and trim one 1/4 or closer.) Use the and added strain relief.
scheme to use, T568A or pair at a time, starting cutting side of the tool to
Tech Support & Specifications

T568B. Note the associat- from the side of cable trim the excess wire flush
ed color codes and con- entry. Terminating each with the connector body
nector pin numbers on the pair after placement will as you punch the wires
label located between the prevent crushing the down.
IDC connector slots. inside pairs with the
punchdown tool. Lay
cable in so jacket touch-
es edge of connector as
shown.

4 5 2 1
8 7
A 6 3 A 6. Noting the UP orientation
4 5 2 1
8 7
B 6 3 B of the connector, insert
the terminated connector
into the desired QuickPort
housing.

eXtreme 6 Wiring Scheme Wiring Standard

Pin# T568A T568B
Cable Entry from Left 5 White/Blue White/Blue
eXtreme 6 4 Blue/White Blue/White
Inside 3 White/Orange White/Green
Wire 6 Orange/White Green/White
Colors 1 White/Green White/Orange
2 Green/White Orange/White
7 White/Brown White/Brown
8 Brown/White Brown/White

T568A and T568B Wiring

Whats the difference between T568A and T568B
wiring?
T568A and T568B are the two wiring standards for an
8-position modular connector, permitted under the
TIA-568-A wiring standards document. The only
difference between T568A and T568B is that the orange
Cable Entry from Right and green wire pairs (pairs two and three) are
interchanged. For a wiring diagram, see page X8.

How to decide which wiring pattern to use:
1. Does the job specification call out a wiring pattern?
2. Does the customer/end user have a preference?
3. Have patch panels already been purchased for the
job? If so, they will probably be either T568A or
T568B. Jacks should be wired to the same pattern as
the panels.
4. Are you adding on to existing wiring? If so, your new
wiring should match existing wiring.
If none of the factors above apply, either T568A or T568B
As noted above: Route and terminate one pair may be used. It is important to ensure that workstation
at a time to avoid cable damage. connectors and patch panels are wired to the same pattern.
T568B is commonly used in commercial installations,
while T568A is prevalent in residential installations.

THREAD-LOCK ST FIBER CONNECTOR TERMINATION: 900 m

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Step One: Prepare 2. Firmly holding the Threaded Retention Step Three: Polish
Sleeve closed with your fingers, carefully
1. Thread the 900 Micron cable through the 1. Hold the bottom edge of the pink 12 Micron
insert the exposed fiber into the connector
Strain Relief Boot and slide the Boot down lapping film, dull side up, very loosely in one
housing. Rotate slightly while pushing, until
about 6 to 7 inches. hand. Gently touch the tip of the Connector
you feel the first few threads of the Retention
to the top of the film. Once contact is made,

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Sleeve click in.
rotate the Connector gently, keeping contact
3. Using the Tightening Tool, rotate the with the polishing film. Slightly increase your
Connector Housing clockwise, screwing it pressure and air polish the excess fiber away.
down firmly onto the Retention Sleeve. After
2 or 3 turns, grip the bottom rim of the
Retention Sleeve with pliers. Tighten until the
Housing is flush with bottom of Sleeve.

2. Snap the Silicone Build-Up Sleeve onto the

cable, gently rotating it to facilitate sliding.
Slide it toward the Boot. NOTE: Listen to the sound the fiber makes as it
3. Using your 900 Micron Buffer remover, cut scratches the paper. When the sound ceases to
and remove about 1 1/4" of the PVC buffer. scratch so loudly, you will know that the fiber
Strip about 1/4" at a time. has been adequately polished.

4. Clean the now-exposed fiber with isopropyl NOTE: Be sure to rotate the Connector Housing 2. Place the yellow 3 Micron film on top of the
alcohol. This ensures that no buffer debris and Tightening Tool, not the Retention Sleeve polishing pad, dull side up. Insert the
remains on the fiber. and Cable. Rotating the Retention Sleeve could Connector firmly into the polishing puck and
harm the cable. then gently place end-down on the polishing
5. Slide the Build-Up Sleeve back up the cable.
pad. Using a figure-eight pattern and light
Leave between 1/8" - 1/4" of the jacket
4. Slide the Protective Boot up to fit snugly pressure, polish the fiber for 15 to 20 rota-
showing between the Build-Up Sleeve and
around the back of the Connector Housing. tions. Follow with a third puck polishing, using
exposed fiber.
blue 0.3 Micron film.
5. Carefully remove the Tightening Tool.
6. Wrap the Threaded Retention Sleeve around
3. Remove the connector from the puck and
the Build-Up Sleeve. Make sure the ends are 6. Using the Scribe tool, lightly scribe the fiber.
wipe the end clean, using first an alcohol
flush. To do so, gently touch the scribe to the fiber's
wipe and then a lint-free wipe.
base and draw it across horizontally. You will
feel some friction of the cutting edge. 4. Plug the connector into the end of the
Scribing should be done about 1/32" or less Inspection Scope and turn the light on. When
from where fiber meets ferrule. you look through the scope you will see two
concentric circles. Do not be concerned with
7. Draw your thumb and forefinger
the outer circle, or "cladding". The center or
lightly from the Housing down toward the
"core" of the fiber is the important area.
fibers end. Apply gentle pressure to pull the
Visually check the core for breaks or scratches.
excess fiber away with your fingers, as it
The core should be smooth and clear, as
breaks from the scribed point. If the fiber
shown in the image on the top left.
Step Two: Assemble does not break, rescribe and try again.

1. Remove the connector dustcap, and place the

Tightening Tool over the connector housing.

5. You now have an assembled and ready-to-use

IMPORTANT Thread-Lock Fiber Optic connector.
These are guidelines and not meant NOTE: If you have a Thread-Lock Versa-
to substitute for the instructions that Cleave, simply place the cleave tool over the
come with the connectors. Please use ferrule, and press the button to cleave.
those instructions for terminating this
connector. Follow proper safety
procedures.

SPECTRO-LINK WORKSTATION CONNECTOR TERMINATION: 900 m

T-600

Fiber Preparation Connector Installation: NOTE: Do not bend or angle fibers. Keep
them separated and straight. Each fiber has
For 900 m Distribution 1. Insert the Versa-Cleave Workstation
a separate lead-in tube in the back of the
Tight-buffered Fibers adapter into the Thread-Lock Versa-Cleave
connector. If the fiber ends are too close
1. Feed both fibers through the boot as shown (Fig. 3).
together, they may go in the same tube
(smallend first) and slide boot down
Tech Support & Specifications

causing the fibers to bind.

until it is out of the way.
NOTE: If you have stripped and cleaved the
ADAPTER
CONNECTOR fibers to the correct length, the buffer mark
FRONT DUST CAP
will line up with the edge of the
lead-in-tube. This is an indicator that the
fibers are touching properly. If the mark does
3 not line up, remove the connector and check
for broken fiber. If the fiber has broken,
REAR DUST CAP BOOT 2. Gently thread one of the stripped fibers re-strip and re-cleave the fiber and begin
into the top of the WS adapter, until it with a new connector.
can go no further (or bottoms out). Do
1 not force.
7. You may now test the connector with a
Visual Fault Locator System (VFL). If the
3. Gently press the button to cleave the fibers are not seated properly, the
2. Measure and mark approximately 25 mm fiber. reddish back of the connector will glow.
(1 in.) from the end of each buffer fiber If the fiber is not seated correctly,
(Fig. 2). 4. Remove the cleaved fiber and repeat the
reinstall the fibers.
process with remaining fiber.
8. Using the Crimp Tool, crimp the brass
5. Align fibers with the lead-in tube of the
crimp tubes. You should see a flat
25 mm (1 in.) connector. Ensure that the fibers are
impression in the lead-in tubes, indicat-
separate and oriented in such as way as
ing a proper crimp. (Figure 5).
will maintain the system polarity.
6 mm
(.24 in.)
2 NOTE: Whenever the fibers are being
inserted into or removed from the
connector, the button on the connector
3. Using a buffer remover, strip away the 25
must be pressed. Once the button is
mm section of each buffer in small, 10
released, the fibers are locked in place. The
mm increments.
fibers cannot be inserted or removed
4. Using a permanent ink marker, precisely without the button being pressed. 5
mark a line on each buffer 6 mm (.24 in.)
back from the stripped edge of the buffer 6. Hold the connector with your thumb on
the button and your forefinger beneath 9. Slide the boot over the crimp tubes until
(Fig. 2). This will indicate when the field it reaches the back of the connector.
fibers come into contact with the the connector body (Fig. 4). Press and
pre-inserted fiber stubs. hold the button down while carefully 10.The connector is now ready for use, and
inserting both cleaved fibers into the can be installed into the keystone
5. Clean both bare fibers with two passes of lead-in-tubes on the connector. The mark adapter. Use with a Leviton MT-RJ MOS
an alcohol wipe. When cleaning, pull on you made on the buffer will approach adapter and faceplate (see Page B4). If
the fibers with gentle but firm pressure. the mouth of the lead-in tubes. You will the connector will not be installed
This will help identify potentially feel the fiber stop against the connectors immediately, replace the adapter and
damaged fibers. Do not touch the bare fiber stub. Maintain slight inward dust cover until the connector is ready to
fibers after cleaning them. Do not pressure on the fibers, and remove be installed.
remove the 6 mm mark. pressure from the button. This will lock
the fibers in place. NOTE: The Spectro-Link Workstation
Connector is not intended for use in a
IMPORTANT QuickPort-Style Outlet. Use in a keystone-
These are guidelines and not meant style MOS outlet only.
to substitute for the instructions that Lead-In Tube
come with the connectors. Please
use those instructions for terminating
this connector. Follow proper safety
procedures.

SPECTRO-LINK FRAME-STATION CONNECTOR TERMINATION: 900 m

T-600
Connector Preparation Fiber Preparation fibers evenly, without bending or angling.
For 900 m Distribution If you feel resistance at the entry funnel,
NOTE: This procedure REQUIRES the Leviton Tight-buffered Fibers pull the fibers back out a short distance
Frame-Station Connector Assembly Tool that and re-insert.
comes in the Spectro-Link MT-RJ Tool Kit 1. Feed both fibers through the boot (small
end first) and slide boot down until it is NOTE: The buffer mark will line up with the

Tech Support & Specifications

(see Page D9).
out of the way. edge of the lead-in-tube. This is an indicator
Connector 2. Measure and mark approximately 25 mm that the fibers are touching properly.
Lead-in tube (1 in.) from the end of each buffer fiber.
7. Rotate the wrench handle of the
n-relief boots 3. Using a buffer remover, strip away the 25 Connector Assembly Tool to the DOWN
P

mm section of each buffer in small, 10 position, to cam the connector. The

Front dust cap mm increments. wrench must stay downdo not rotate
it back upright (Fig. 6).
Boot 1 4. Using a permanent ink marker, precisely
mark a line on each buffer 13 mm
1. Flip the crimp handle of the >90

(.51in.) back from the stripped edge of
Frame-Station Connector Assembly Tool
the buffer (Fig. 4).

U
P
open and rotate so that the wrench

R
handle is in the UP position (Fig. 2).

L
Crimp handle
25 mm (1 in.)

6
13 mm
(.51 in.) 8. The fiber is now held inside the
Slider 4 connector by the cam.
Wrench handle

L
R
Crimp platform
5. Clean both bare fibers with two passes of 9. You may now test the connector with a
an alcohol wipe. When cleaning, pull on Visual Fault Locator System (VFL).
the fibers with gentle but firm pressure.
2 This will help identify potentially WARNING: Use a Leviton Frame-Station
damaged fibers. Do not touch the bare Connector Assembly Tool to crimp the fiber.
2. Remove and discard the cap from the
fibers after cleaning them.
rear of the connector. 10.Flip the crimp handle back. You should
see a flat impression in the crimp tube,
3. Examine the connector to make sure it is Connector Installation: indicating a proper crimp. Leave the
in the open position. The connector is in 1. Insert the Versa-Cleave Frame-Station wrench handle down. Remove the
the open position when the key on the adapter into the Thread-Lock connector by lifting it and its fibers
cam is positioned 90 from the UP Versa-Cleave as shown (Fig. 5). straight up and out of the tool. Do not
lettering on top of the dust cap.
pull the fibers or cable away from the
4. Pull back the slider of the Connector crimped tube. Handle the connector
Assembly Tool and insert the connector, only.
oriented as shown in Fig. 3, into the tool
as far as it will go. The lead-in tube should
rest on the crimp platform when the
U
P

connector is fully seated. Do not force.

5
2. Gently thread one of the stripped fibers
Crimp handle
Slider Wrench handle into the top of the FS adapter, until it can
Lead-in tube
7
U
P

go no further. Do not force.

11.Slide the boot back up onto the

3. Gently press the button to cleave.
L

connector until it reaches the cam.

4. Remove the cleaved fiber and repeat the
3 process with remaining fiber.
12.The connector is now ready to use.

5. Align fibers with the lead-in tube of the NOTE: The Spectro-Link Frame-Station
IMPORTANT connector. Ensure that the fibers are Connector can be used at the workstation
These are guidelines and not meant separate and oriented in such as way as with the addition of a Spectro-Link
to substitute for the instructions that will maintain the system polarity. QuickPort Adapter or Spectro-Link Keystone
come with the connectors. Please Adapter.
6. Carefully insert both cleaved fibers into
use those instructions for terminating
the lead-in tube until you feel them
this connector. Follow proper safety
firmly stop against the connectors
procedures.
pre-inserted fiber stub. Be sure to guide

What is the difference between T568A and T568B wiring? Singlemode vs. Multimode Fiber

T568A and T568B are the two wiring standards for an 8-position Fiber optic cable and connectors come in two modes:
modular connector, permitted under the TIA-568-A wiring multimode and singlemode. Here is a brief overview of the
standards document. The only difference between T568A and difference between them.
T568B is that the orange and green wire pairs (pairs two and three)
are interchanged. For a wiring diagram, see page X10.
Tech Support & Specifications

Multimode
Optical fiber which has a core size of either 50 micron or 62.5
micron. Can be used with either LED or LASER light sources to trans-
Keyed VS. Non-Keyed Connectors mit many modes, or rays of light. Common in Local Area Networks.

Singlemode
Optical fiber which has a core size of 8.3-9.5 micron. Singlemode
fiber is optimized for LASER light sources which transmit one mode,
or path of light. Typical in long-haul networks and outside plant
applications due to increased bandwidth.

NON-KEYED KEYED
CONNECTOR CONNECTOR

Modular non-keyed 8-position, Modular keyed connectors Cable Testers - Manufacturer Listing
8-conductor connectors accept both keyed and non-
accept standard (non-keyed) keyed 8-position patch cords. The following companies manufacture hand-held cable testers. This
8-position patch cords. information is listed as a courtesy for your reference only and is not
an endorsement nor a recommendation. You are advised to contact
each company directly to request detailed information about each
product. Some of these companies also sell their product through
QuickPort Modular Furniture Faceplates
other companies under other product names; you are advised to ask
which of these companies is the actual manufacturer of the tester.
QuickPort Modular Furniture
Faceplates allow access to Datacom Textron Products
connectors without removal Datacom Textron FIBERcat Test & Talk, FIBERcat Optical Loss
of the channel cover. Simply 4455 Boeing Drive Measuring System, LANcat System 5 Cable
run cable through the Rockford, Illinois, 61109 USA Tester & Talk Set, LANcat System 6 Cable Tester
modular furniture. phone: 800-435-0786 & Talk Set, LANcat Performance Modules,
fax: 800-451-2632 LANcat Installer, Report Manager Software

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Fluke Networks Products
Next, punch down or 6920 Seaway Boulevard DSP-4100 Digital CableAnalyzer, DSP-4000
terminate QuickPort Everett, WA 98203 USA Digital CableAnalyzer, DSP Permanent Link
connectors onto the cable. Phone: 800-283-5853 Adapter, DSP-2000 Digital CableAnalyzer,
UTP QuickPort Connectors Fax: 425-446-5019 DSP-100 Digital CableMeter, 620 LAN
CableMeter, DSP Fiber Test Adapters, DSP-FTK
have color-coded wiring Fiber Optic Test Kit, Laser Source
labels and easy termination/
punchdown to assure fast, http://www.flukenetworks.com/cabling/index.htm
accurate wiring. Agilent Technologies, Inc. Products
753 Forest Street Wirescope 350, Wirescope 155
Marlborough, MA 01752
Snap the connectors into the Telephone: (800) 418-7111
Fax: (508) 486-0600
Modular Furniture Plate. For
http://www.wirescope.com/
initial installation or later
re-configuration, modules Microtest Inc. Products
easily snap in and out of the 4747 North 22nd Street OMNIScanner2, OMNIFiber, OMNIScanner,
plate. Phoenix, Arizona 85016-4715 USA OMNIScanner CertiFiber, SimpliFiber,
phone: (602) 952-6400 PentaScanner, MICROSCANNER,
Fax: (602) 952-6401 MICROSCANNER Pro

http://www.microtest.com/ntmnhome.jhtml
And finally, snap the plate easily
ACTERNA Products
into your modular furniture. No
20400 Observation Drive LT 8100A, LT 8155T, LT 8600T, LT8600TSP
tools are required to insert or
Germantown, Maryland 20876-4023 LANchecker 100, VFF5, FiberKit+
remove the plate, and the phone: 800 638 2049
furniture kickpanel does not fax: 301 353 1536
have to be removed.
http://www.acterna.com/products/lan_cable/index.html

T-600
PN# 48211-6A - 1x6 Passive Audio Module PN# 47605-DP - AC Power Module
Sample Configuration Sample Configuration

Tech Support & Specifications

PN# 48211-*VK - Decora Digital Volume Control Module PN# 47690-*CK - Video Splitter Modules
Sample Configuration Sample Configuration

+ - + -

PN# 47603-C5, 47605-C5B - Category 5e Voice & Data Module PN# 48210-VA - Video Amplifier Module
Sample Configuration Sample Configuration

PN# 48210-MCH, 48210-SRU, 48210-MSU, 48210-MRU - Decora Media System - Sample Configuration
Tech Support & Specifications

(Connect up to 6 DMS
receive units per hub.)

PN# 47690-38B - 3x8 Bidirectional Video Module- Sample Configuration

PN# 47605-EH - 10Base-T Ethernet Hub and PN# 47605-ETX - 10/100Base-T Network Hub - Sample Configuration

T-600
PN# 48213-*DC - Decora Camera - Direct Monitoring Sample Configuration

Direct Monitoring
Decora Camera
Category 5e
Category 5 (Power) Category
Voice 5
& Data

Tech Support & Specifications

Module
Module
"Pigtail"
Category 5

Video Splitter JACK 1

2 1
in SMC
RCA-to-F-Connector
In-line Adapter
Coax
Video
Cable

Category 5
Interface
Cable
JACK 6
6 5

DC Power
Distribution Module

RCA Cable
OR TV(s) (NOT USED)

DVD/VCR(s)
DC
Adapter

PN# 48213-*DC - Decora Camera - Networked Monitoring Sample Configuration

Decora Camera
Networked Monitoring
Category 5e
Category 5 (Power) Voice & Data
Category 5
Module
Module
"Pigtail"
Category 5

JACK 1
2 1

RCA-to-F-Connector
In-line Adapter
Coaxial Video
Cable

Category 5
Interface
Incoming Up to 4 Cable
CATV Signal Cameras
JACK 6
6 5

DC Power
Distribution Module
RCA (or Coaxial)
Video Video Cable
Modulator
RCA Cable
(NOT USED)
Video Sequencer
Coaxial Video Cable

AC/DC
Adapter

Notch Filter AUX input

3x8 Bi-Directional
Video Amplifier
Coaxial Video Cable with TV(s)
CATV/Satellite Signal (video/audio) OR
and Modulated Camera Output
(Channel 75-80) VCR(s)

DIMENSIONAL LINE ART

T-600

Note: Product drawings and dimensions are provided for For complete up-to-date dimensional drawings and product
your information, to help verify device compatibility with specifications, visit our Design Tools Online web resource at
wallboxes or other intended device openings for installation. www.levitonvoicedata.com.
Line artworks are not shown at the same scale.
Tech Support & Specifications

Quickport Gigamax 5e, & GigaMax 5e Plus Quickport eXtreme 6 Connector

1.178"
1.246"
.8"
.924"

.783"
.669 to .901"
.673 .83 .659"

.575"

Quickport BNC Module Quickport Category 5, Category 3 and Voice Grade Connectors

1.178"

.8"

.65" .783"
.669 to
.673

.5"
.6" .463" .912"
.575"

Quickport F-Type Bulkhead Module Quickport ST Module

.65" .65"

.5" .5"
.58" .35" .8" .58" .53" .9"

Quickport RCA Module Quickport S-Video Module

.65"
.636"

.47"
.575" 1.092"
.575" .365" .795"

T-600
Thread-Lock ST Fiber Optic Connector

2.12"

.375"

Tech Support & Specifications

1.21" .530" .098"
(2.50 mm)

Thread-Lock FC Fiber Optic Connector

1.90"

.375"

1.21" .530" .098"

(2.50 mm)

Thread-Lock SC Fiber Optic Connector

2.298"

.373"

.098"
(2.50 mm)

Spectro-Link Workstation MT-RJ Connector Spectro-Link Frame-Station MT-RJ Connector

.8"
.8"

.8" .48"
2.3"

1.8" .39"

.36"

.9"

.44"
.97"

MULTIMEDIA OUTLET SYSTEM (MOS) SURFACE MOUNT HOUSINGS

Quickport MOS 1/2-, 1-, 1.5-, 2-

and 3 Unit High Inserts Quickport MOS Wallplate Quickport 2-Port Surface Mount Box

Front View Side View Front Views Side View Front View Side View

1/2 .5"
Tech Support & Specifications

1.85" .475"

2.52"
4.5"
Front View Side View

1 1"
2.22" 1.1"

1.85" .475" 4.56" 2.75" .5"

Quickport 4-Port Surface Mount Box
Front View Side View Front View Side View
.28" Quickport MOS Storage/Spacer Ring

1 1/21.44" Front View Side View

1.85" 1.19" 4.77"

4.5"
Front View Side View

2 3.21" 1.05"
1.9"

4.56" .6"
Quickport 6-Port Surface Mount Box
1.85 .95"
Front View Side View
Quickport MOS Surface Mount Box
Front View Side View
Front View Side View

3
3"

6.38" 6.5"

1.85" .1" .84"

Spectro-Link Keystone Adapter

3.224" 1.084"
(Works with MT-RJ MOS Insert
NOT a QuickPort Adapter)

Front View Quickport 12-Port Surface Mount Box

5.325" 1.33"
Front View Side View

.9"

.63"

Side View 7.6"

7.6"
.78"

.64"

1.10" 5.024" 1.13"

T-600
QUICKPORT FLUSH MOUNT HOUSINGS AND WALLPLATES

Quickport 4-Port Single-Gang Wallplate Quickport 12-Port Dual-Gang Wallplate

Tech Support & Specifications

4.53" 4.53"

2.75" .2"
1.2" 4.625" .2"
1.2"
(Dimensions are the same for 1-, 2-, 3- and 6-port versions) (Dimensions are the same for 1-, 2-, 3-, 6- and 8-port versions)

Quickport Decora Multimedia

Wallplate Inserts, 2-, 3-, 4-, or 6-ports Quickport Quad 106 Quickport Duplex 106
Front View Side Views with and without Front View Side View Front View Side View
jacks installed
1.3" 1.5"

4.1" 4.1"
4.145"

.45"
1.4" 1.2" 1.75" 1.2"
1.312" 1.178" .45"
1.405"
1.415" (2-Port only)

QUICKPORT MODULAR FURNITURE FACEPLATES

Standard Faceplate Extended-Depth Faceplate Herman Miller Faceplate

Front View Side View Front View Side View Front View Side View
3.65" .93"
3.25" .75"
3.15" .93"

2.175"
1.655" 1.755"

2.18

.25" .43" .25"

STANDARD AND UNIVERSAL PRE-CONFIGURED PATCH PANELS

T-600

Category 5, GigaMax 5e, and Voice Grade 24- and 48-Port Panels

1.31"
Side view for Side view for
19"
preconnectorized 110 voice
voice grade panel grade panel
1.75"
1.24" 1.33"
Tech Support & Specifications

1.31"
1.24" 1.33"

3.5"

eXtreme 6 24- and 48-Port Universal Panels

19" 3.5"

1.75"

Category 5 and GigaMax 5e Patch Blocks

Front View Side View
19" 3.5"

3.5"

10"
QUICKPORT PATCH PANELS

Quickport 24-Port Panel

19" 4.63"

3.5"
2.3" 1.9"

Quickport High Density 24-Port Panel

Quickport Patch Block

19" 3.5"

Front View Side View

1.75"

Quickport 32-Port Panel

19" 4.63"

3.5"

10"

Quickport High Density 48-Port Panel

19" 3.5"

3.5"

2.3" .4"

T-600
CABLE MANAGEMENT

Two-Position Organizer Panel

Tie Bracket
20.1" 4.5"
19"
1.5" 3"

Tech Support & Specifications

1.7"
3.5"

6 Vertical Manager Ring One-Position Organizer Panel

20.1"
4.5"
19"

1.75"

6"
Combo Front/Rear/Manager
20.1"
19" 4" 3.5"

3.5"

6" 4.6"

Standard Interbay Cord Manager

19" 4.5"
6"

3 Vertical Manger Ring 3.5"

Low-Profile Cord Manager

3"
19" 4.5"

1.7"

6" 4.6"
Support/Tie Wrap Bar

19" 1.5"
3"
1.1"

HOOK AND LOOP CABLE MANAGEMENT

SpaceMaker Cable Manager

11.75 Recloseable Storage Ring 24 Recloseable Storage Ring

5.19"

3.25"

19.5"

11.75" d
24" d Recloseable Cable Bar

1.70"

1.03"

19.0"

Pre-Configured Structured Cabling Panel Series 420 Structured Media Center

13.06" 2.50" 15.62" 14.375" 3.960"

6.25"
Tech Support & Specifications

12.625"

Series 140 Structured Media Center

14.38" 3.59" 43.25" 42"

14.38" 14.38"

12.625" 3.84"

Series 100 Structured Media Center

17.60" 2.97"

Series 280 Structured Media Center

17.60" 13.36"

15.62" 14.375" 3.960"

12.625" 3.39"
13.14"

Series 100 & 140 Lid

16.10"
29.25" 28"

16.10"

T-600
Horizontal Front and Rear Slotted Duct, 2RU Cable Retainer

2.35" .50"
17.50"

4.2"
3.49"
7.525"

Tech Support & Specifications

3.25"

3.386"
.120"
19.00" 3.475"

Horizontal Front and Rear Slotted Duct, 1RU Vertical Divider

3.929"
17.50" .50"
1.886"

4.15" 2.50"

7.425"
11.50"
3.275"

1.886" .110"
19.00" 1.886"

Vertical Front and Rear Slotted Duct Mounting Braket

35.00" 6.63"
5.38"

4.25"
8.575" .075" 2.35"

4.25"

1.09"
4.38"

5" Front Lateral Divider 4" Rear Lateral Divider Bend Radius Compliant Router

3.90" 4.90" 1.75"

1.45"

11.50" 11.50" 2.78"

Slack Loop Storage Organizer

1.0"
.03" .03" 1.553"

5.168"

110 PRODUCTS

110 50-Pair Wiring Base 110 100-Pair Wiring Base with Legs
Top View End View Top View End View

1.66"
1.62" 3.62"
Tech Support & Specifications

5.3"
8.5" 1.41" 3.46"

110 50-Pair Wiring Base with legs 8.11"

10.7" 3.3"
Top View End View

1.8"
1.66" 110 300-Pair Wiring Base with Legs

Top View End View

8.11"

10.7" 3.3"

110 100-Pair Wiring Base

Top View End View
10.87"

3.44"
10.63"

3.38"

5.56"
8.5" 1.41"

100-Pair Legs
8.11"

Top View End View 10.7" 3.3"

3.61" 110 Horizontal Cord Manager with Legs

3"
Top View End View

1.8" 1.73"
1.57" .5"
2.81" 2.88" .5" 2.52"
8.46"

10.72 " 4.37"

50-Pair Legs

Top View End View 110 Horizontal Cord Manager without Legs

1.8" Top View End View

1.2"

1.73"
1.57" .5"
2.81" 2.88" 5.3"
8.46" 2.52"

110 89D 50-Pair Wiring Base

Top View Side View

2.2" 2.09" 1.91" 1.66" 1.53" 1.59"

5.3"
10" 8.11"

T-600
110 PRODUCTS

110 Vertical Cord Manager with Tray 110 Vertical Cord Manager Extension 110 C-3 Connector Block

Front View Side View

Tech Support & Specifications

Front View 8.25" Side View

.926"
1.5"
1.5"

21.5" .24"
16.44" .90"
19.13" 8.25" .3"
11" 16.79"

110 C-4 Connector Block

1.5"
1.5"

4.09" 6"
5.5" 1" .926"
2.63" 8.38"
3.5"
8.5" 9"
6"
8.38" 5.63" 1"
.24"
8.5" 1.197"
9.25"
.3"

110 Tower 110 Tower Extension 110 C-5 Connector Block

Front View Side View Front View Side View

.926"

19.13" .24"
16.38" 1.50"
21.5" .3"

4.09" 5"
2.63"
8.5" 3.5"
5" 5.63" 3.5"
8.5" 9.13"

110 Rack Mount Horizontal Cord Manager 110 Rack Mount 100-Pair Wiring Base
Top View End View
Top View End View

1.73" 1.73"

19" 2.87" 19" 1.75"

110 Rack Mount 300-Pair Wiring Base 110 Rack Mount 200-Pair Wiring Base
Top View End View

Top View End View

5.23"
3.46"

19" 1.75" 19" 1.75"

FIBER PRODUCTS

Small Wall-Mount Panel Medium Wall-Mount Panel Large Wall-Mount Panel

3.5" 5.25" 5.25"

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8"
14"

17"

13"

12"
15"

Low-Profile 1RU Rack-Mount Panel Universal 2RU Panel

19"
19"

1.75" 3.5"

12"
12"

3RU Rack-Mount Panel Fiber Density Chart

RACK MOUNT OPTIONS WALL MOUNT OPTIONS

19"
Small
Low Profile 1RU Holds up to 2 Mounting Plates
Holds 1 High-Density Bulkhead w/ 6-pack ST or FC = up to 12 Fibers
or w/out 2 Mounting Plates 8-pack ST or FC = up to 16 Fibers
6-pack ST or FC = up to 12 Fibers 3-pack Duplex SC = up to 12 Fibers
8-pack ST or FC = up to 16 Fibers 6-pack SC = up to 24 Fibers
3-pack Duplex SC = up to 12 Fibers 6-pack MT-RJ = up to 24 Fibers
5.25"
6-pack SC = up to 24 Fibers 12-pack MT-RJ = up to 48 Fibers
6-pack MT-RJ = up to 24 Fibers
12-pack MT-RJ = up to 48 Fibers Medium
Holds up to 4 Mounting Plates
12" 2RU 6-pack ST or FC = up to 24 Fibers
Holds up to 6 Mounting Plates 8-pack ST or FC = up to 32 Fibers
6-pack ST or FC = up to 36 Fibers 3-pack Duplex SC = up to 24 Fibers
8-pack ST or FC = up to 48 Fibers 6-pack SC = up to 48 Fibers
3-pack Duplex SC = up to 36 Fibers 6-pack MT-RJ = up to 48 Fibers
6RU Rack-Mount Panel 6-pack SC = up to 72 Fibers 12-pack MT-RJ = up to 96 Fibers
6-pack MT-RJ = up to 72 Fibers
12-pack MT-RJ = up to 144 Fibers Large
Holds up to 12 Mounting Plates
19" 3RU 6-pack ST or FC = up to 72 Fibers
Holds up to 12 Mounting Plates 8-pack ST or FC = up to 96 Fibers
6-pack ST or FC = up to 72 Fibers 3-pack Duplex SC = up to 72 Fibers
8-pack ST or FC = up to 96 Fibers 6-pack SC = up to 144 Fibers
17"
3-pack Duplex SC = up to 72 Fibers 6-pack MT-RJ = up to 144 Fibers
6-pack SC = up to 144 Fibers 12-pack MT-RJ = up to 288 Fibers
6-pack MT-RJ = up to 144 Fibers
12-pack MT-RJ = up to 288 Fibers

6RU
10.44" Holds up to 24 Mounting Plates
6-pack ST or FC = up to 144 Fibers
8-pack ST or FC = up to 192 Fibers
3-pack Duplex SC = up to 144 Fibers
6-pack SC = up to 288 Fibers
6-pack MT-RJ = up to 288 Fibers
12-pack MT-RJ = up to 576 Fibers

12"

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GLOSSARY
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Most of these definitions have Cable Bend Radius The amount of bend that can occur
been extracted (with editing for before a cable may sustain damage or increased attenuation.
space restrictions) from Newtons Category 3 CAT3, A Category of Performance for inside wire
Telecom Dictionary (15th Edition), and cable systems. Commonly used for voice applications
published by Telecom Library, Inc. and data to 10 Mbps. Defined by FCC Part 68, ANSI/EIA/TIA-
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To purchase a copy, write to: 568, TIA TSB-36 and TIA TSB-40.
Telecom Library, 12 West 21 Street,
New York, NY 10010 or visit your Category 5 CAT5, A Category of Performance for inside wire
favorite online bookstore. and cable systems. Used in support of voice and data appli-
cations requiring a carrier frequency of up to 100 MHz. Now
the most common cabling being installed for LAN connectiv-
A ity. Defined by FCC Part 68, EIA/TIA-568, TIA TSB-36 and TIA
ATM Asynchronous Transfer Mode. A very high-speed trans- TSB-40.
mission technology, ATM features high bandwidth, low delay, Category 5e (Enhanced) CAT5e, A Category of Performance
packet-like switching and multiplexing. Utilizes fixed-size cells for inside wire and cable. Used in support of signalling rates
with header and information fields. of up to 100MHz over distances of up to 100 meters. Calls for
Amplitude The distance between high or low points of a tighter twists, electrical balancing between pairs and fewer
waveform or signal. Also referred to as wave height. cable anomalies. CAT5e is intended to support 100Base-T,
ATM and Gigabit Ethernet.
Attenuation Loss of volume during transmission, or
decrease in the power of a signal, light beam, or light wave. Category 6 CAT6, A developing cable standard for UTP
Measured in decibels. Opposite of gain. (Unshielded Twisted Pair) intended to support signaling rates
up to 200 MHz. Applications will include 100Base-T, ATM and
AWG American Wire Gauge. Standard measuring gauge for
Gigabit Ethernet and wiring under development.
non-ferrous conductors (i.e., non-iron and non-steel). Gauge
measures the diameter of a conductor (thickness of cable). Category of Performance Cabling and cabling component
standard adopted by the telecommunications industry.
B Cladding The transparent material, usually glass, that sur-
Backbone Wiring The physical/electrical interconnections rounds the core of an optical fiber, causing any dispersed light
between telecommunications closets and equipment rooms. to be reflected back into the central core, thereby helping to
Cross-connect hardware and cabling in the Main and maintain signal strength over long distances.
Intermediate Cross-Connects are considered part of the back- Cleaving To cut the end of fiber at 90 degrees with as few
bone wiring. rough edges as possible before a fiber termination.
Bandwidth The difference between the highest and the low- CO Central Office. Telephone company facility where sub-
est frequencies of a transmission channel (path for informa- scribers lines are joined to switching equipment for connec-
tion transmission). Identifies the amount of data that can be tion to each other, locally and long distance. Sometimes the
sent through a given channel. Measured in Hertz (Hz); higher same as the overseas term public exchange.
bandwidth numbers mean higher data capacity.
Coaxial Cable A cable composed of an insulated central
Bend Radius (Fiber) Radius of curvature that a fiber can conducting wire wrapped in another cylindrical conductor
bend without breaking. Also see Cable Bend Radius (the shield). The whole thing is usually wrapped in another
BICSI (Building Industry Consulting Service International) insulating layer and an outer protective layer. A coaxial cable
Bicsi is a non-profit professional association, for the promo- has great capacity to carry vast quantities of information. It is
tion of telecom industry standards. typically used in high-speed data and CATV applications.
Bit Error Rate (BER) In digital applications, the percentage Compliance A wiring device that meets all characteristics of
of received bits in error to the total number of bits received. a standard is said to be in compliance with that standard.
Usually expressed as a number to the power of 10. For exam- Conductor Any substance, usually a wire or cable, that can
ple 10 to the fifth power means that one in every 100,000 bits carry an electrical current.
transmitted will be wrong.
Connecting Block Also called a terminal block, punch-down
Buffer Coating Protective material coating applied to fibers. block, quick-connect block, or crossconnect block. A plastic
Stated in microns. block containing metal wiring terminals to establish connec-
Bus A network topology in which nodes are connected to a tions from one group of wires to another. Usually each wire
single cable with terminations at each end. can be connected to several other wires in a bus or common
arrangement. There are several types of connecting blocks: 66
C clip, BIX, Krone, 110, etc. A connecting block has insulation
displacement connections (IDCs), which means you dont
Cable Assembly A fixed length of cable with connectors
have to remove insulation from around the wire conductor
installed on both ends. Sometimes called a Patch Cord, or
before you punch it down (terminate it).
Patch Cable.

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Connector A device that connects wires or fibers in cable to Ethernet A type of local area network used for connecting
equipment or other wires or fibers. Wire and optical connec- computers, printers, workstations, terminals, etc. within the
tors most often join transmission media to equipment or same building. Ethernet is a physical link and data link proto-
cross connects. A connector at the end of a telephone cable col that operates over twisted pair wire and over coaxial cable
or wire is used to join that cable to another cable with a mat- at speeds up to 10 Mbps. Ethernet LANs are being promoted

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ing connector or to some other telecommunications device. by DEC, Intel and Xerox. Compare with Token Ring.
Note: Connectors are sometimes referred to as jacks, but
though all jacks are connectors, not all connectors are jacks. F
Crossconnect Distribution system equipment used to termi- Ferrule A component of a fiber optic connection that holds
nate and administer communication circuits. In a wire cross- a fiber in place and aids in its alignment.
connect, jumper wires or patch cords are used to make circuit Fiber Optics A technology in which light is used to transport
connections. In an optical crossconnect, fiber patch cords are information from one point to another. More specifically, fiber
used. The crossconnect is located in an equipment room, riser optics are thin filaments of glass through which light beams
closet, or satellite closet. are transmitted over long distances carrying enormous
Crosstalk See Near-End Crosstalk. amounts of data.

D H
Daisy Chain In telecommunications, a wiring method where Headroom (also called Overhead or Margin) The number
each telephone jack in a building is wired in series from the of decibels by which a system exceeds the minimum defined
previous jack. Daisy chain is NOT the preferred wiring method, requirements. The benefit of headroom is that it reduces the
since a break in the wiring would disable all jacks "down- bit-error rate (BER), and provides a performance 'safety net' to
stream" from the break. See also Home Run. help ensure that current and future high speed applications
dB (Decibel) A dB is a unit of measure of signal strength, will run at peak accuracy, efficiency and throughput.
usually the relation between a transmitted signal and a stan- Home Run Phone system wiring where the individual cables
dard signal source. Every 3 dB equals 50% of signal strength, run from each phone directly back to the central switching
so therefore a 6 dB loss is a loss of 75% of total signal equipment. Home run cabling can be thought of as star
strength. cabling. Every cable radiates out from the central equipment.
Demarcation Point The point of interconnection between All PBXs and virtually all key systems work on home run
telephone company terminal equipment and your building cabling. Some local area networks work on home run wiring.
wiring. The protective apparatus or wiring at a subscribers See also Star Wiring, Daisy Chain.
premises. Hub The point on a network where circuits are connected.
Device As distinguished from equipment. In telecommunica- Also, a switching node. In Local Area Networks, a hub is the
tions, a device is the physical interconnection outlet. core of a star as in ARCNET, StarLAN, Ethernet, and Token
Equipment (a computer, phone, fax machine, etc.) then plugs Ring. Hub hardware can be either active or passive. Wiring
into the device. See also Equipment and Plug. hubs are useful for their centralized management capabilities
and for their ability to isolate nodes from disruption.
Drop Wire Outside wire pair(s) from the telco plant (cable),
to a house or building for connection to a protector. Hybrid Connector A connector containing both optical fiber
and electrical conductors.
DTMF Acronym for Dual Tone, Multi-Frequency. See Tone
Dial. I
E Insertion Loss The difference in the amount of power
received before and after something is inserted into the
EIA Electronic Industries Alliance. A trade organization of circuit. In optical fiber, insertion loss is the optical power loss
manufacturers which set standards for use of its member due to all causes, usually expressed as decibel/kilometer.
companies. Many associations fall under the umbrella of EIA,
though it has recently been absorbed by the TIA, or Insulation Displacement Connection (IDC) A type of wire
Telecommunications Industry Association. See www.eia.org or termination where wire is punched down into a metal holder
www.tiaonline.org. which cuts into the insulation wire and makes contact with
the conductor, causing the electrical connection to be made.
Electromagnetic Interference (EMI) The interference in sig-
nal transmission or reception caused by the radiation of elec- IDF Intermediate Distribution Frame. A metal rack designed
trical and magnetic fields. to connect cables and located in an equipment room or closet.
Consists of components that provide the connection between
Equipment As distinguished from Device. Telecom equip- inter-building cabling and the intra-building cabling, i.e.
ment (computers, phones, faxes, etc.) plugs into telecommu- between the Main Distribution Frame (MDF) and individual
nications outlets or devices. See also Device. phone wiring. Theres usually a permanent, large cable
Epoxy Connector A type of fiber optic connector that running between the MDF and IDF. The changes in wiring are
requires a chemical bond, or epoxy. done at the IDF. This saves confusion in wiring.

IEEE 802.3 IEEE stands for the Institute of Electrical and MMJ Modified Modular Jack. A six-wire modular jack with
Electronic Engineers, a publishing and standards-making body the locking tab shifted off to the right hand side. Used in the
responsible for many standards used in LANs, including the DEC wiring system.
802 series. Ethernet and StarLan both follow the 802.3 stan- Modular Equipment is said to be modular when it is made
dard. Typically they transmit at 10 megabits per second. This of plug-in units which can be added together to make the
is the most common local area network specification. system larger, improve the capabilities, or expand its size.
Impedance The total opposition (i.e. resistance and reac- MT-RJ A small form factor style of fiber optic connector that
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tance) a circuit offers to the flow of alternating current. It is is defined by its high density footprint and RJ-47 locking
measured in ohms, and the lower the ohmic value, the better mechanism.
the quality of the conductor.
Multimode An optical fiber designed to allow light to carry
Interconnect 1. A circuit administration point, other than a multiple carrier signals, distinguished by frequency or phase,
crossconnect or an information outlet, that provides capabili- at the same time. (Contrasts with singlemode.)
ty for routing and rerouting circuits. It does not use patch
cords or jumper wires, and typically is a jack-and-plug device N
used in smaller distribution arrangements or that connects cir-
cuits in large cables to those in smaller cables. 2. An Nanometer One billionth of a meter, abbreviated nm. The
Interconnect Company is one which sells, installs, and main- nanometer is a convenient unit for describing the wavelength
tains telephone systems for end users, typically businesses. of light.

ISDN Integrated Services Digital Network. According to AT&T, Near-End Crosstalk (NEXT) Electrical noise coupled from
todays public switched phone network has many limitations; one pair of wires to another within a multi-pair cable.
ISDNs vision is to overcome these deficiencies. Network A network ties things together. Computer networks
connect all types of computers and computer- related things
J terminals, printers, modems, door entry sensors, temperature
Jack A receptacle used in conjunction with a plug to make monitors, etc. The networks were most familiar with are long
electrical contact between communication circuits. Jacks and distance ones, like phones and trains. Local Area Networks
their associated plugs are used in a variety for connecting (LANs) connect computer equipment within a building or
hardware applications including cross connects, intercon- campus.
nects, information outlets, and equipment connections. Jacks
are used to connect cords or lines to telephone systems. A
O
jack is the female component of a plug/jack connector sys- Open (Fault) Means that the circuit is not complete or the
tem, and may be standard, modified, or keyed. cable/fiber is broken.
Jacket Also Cable Jacket or Sheath. The outer covering Outlet A telecommunications outlet is a single-piece cable
applied over internal cable elements for protection. termination assembly (typically on the floor or in the wall),
containing one or more modular telecom jacks. Such jacks
L might be RJs, coaxial terminators, fiber optic couplers, etc. See
LAN Local Area Network. A short distance network (typically also Device and Equipment.
within a building or campus) used to link together computers
and peripheral devices (such as printers) under some form of
P
standard control. Part 68 Requirements Specifications established by the FCC
Loop 1. Typically a complete electrical circuit. 2. The loop is as the minimum acceptable protection communications
also the pair of wires that winds its way from the central office equipment must provide the telephone network.
to the telephone set or system at the customers office, home Patching A means of connecting circuits via cords and con-
or factory (i.e., 'premises' in telephony terms). nectors that can be easily disconnected and reconnected at
another point. May be accomplished by using modular cords
M connected between jack fields or by patch cord assemblies
Mbps MegaBits Per Second. One million bits per second. that plug onto connecting blocks.
(Different from MBps, or a million bytes per second.) PBX Private Branch Exchange. A small, privately-owned ver-
MDF Main Distribution Frame. A wiring arrangement which sion of the phone companys larger telephone central switch-
connects the telephone lines coming from outside on one ing office.
side and the internal lines on the other. A main distribution Performance Compare with Compliance. A device can
frame may also carry protective devices as well as function as exhibit performance characteristics without being compliant
a central testing point. to an industry standard.
MHz Megahertz. A unit of frequency denoting one million Plug A male component of a plug/jack connector system. In
Hertz (i.e., 1,000,000 cycles per second). premises wiring, a plug provides the means for a user to con-
MIcron One thousandth of a millimeter, or one millionth of nect communications equipment to the communications out-
a meter. Can be used to specify the core diameter of fiber- let.
optic network cable.

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Polarity Which side of an electrical circuit is the positive? Splice The joining of two or more cables together by con-
Which is the negative? Polarity is the term describing which is necting the conductors pair-to-pair.
which. Standards Agreed principles of protocol. Standards are set
POTS Plain Old Telephone Service. The basic service supply- by committees working under various trade and international
ing standard single line telephones, telephone lines and organizations.
access to the public switched network. Just receive and place Star Wiring/Star Topology See Home Run.
calls. No added features like Call Waiting or Call Forwarding.

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Power Sum A test method for four pair cable whereby the
mathematical sum of pair-to-pair crosstalk from three pairs to T
one pair is measured.
T1 A standard for digital transmission in North America. A dig-
Premises Telephony term for the space occupied by a cus- ital transmission link with a capacity of 1.544 Mbps
tomer or authorized/joint user in a building(s) on continuous (1,544,000 bits per second.) T1 lines are used for connecting
or contiguous property (except railroad rights of way, etc.) not networks across remote distances. Bridges and routers are
separated by a public road or highway. used to connect LANs over T1 networks.
Premises Wiring System The entire wiring system on the Talk Battery The DC voltage supplied by the central office to
users premises, especially the supporting wiring that con- the subscribers loop, which allows voice conversation.
nects the communications outlets to the network interface
jack. TCP/IP A set of protocols developed by the department of
the defense to link dissimilar computers across many kinds of
R networks.

RBOC Regional Bell Operating Company. Seven RBOCs exist, Telco An Americanism for TELephone COmpany.
each of which owns two or more Bell Operating Companies Ten Base-T See10Base-T at end of Glossary.
(BOCs). The RBOCs were carved out of the old AT&T/Bell Terminate To connect a wire conductor to something, typi-
System during the divestiture of the Bell operating companies cally a piece of equipment.
from AT&T in 1984.
TIA Telecommunications Industry Association. A trade organ-
RCDD The RCDD (Registered Communications Distribution ization of manufacturers which sets standards for use of its
Designer) title is a professional rating granted by BICSI (the member companies. Formerly fell under the umbrella of EIA,
Building Industry Consulting Service International). RCDDs (Electronic Industries Alliance). See www.tiaonline.org.
have demonstrated a superior level of knowledge of the
telecommunications wiring industry and associated disci- Tip 1. The first wire in a pair of wires. (The second wire is
plines. called the ring wire.) 2. A conductor in a telephone cable
pair which is usually connected to positive side of a battery at
Return Loss A measure of the similarity of the impedance of the telco. It is the phone industrys equivalent of Ground in a
a transmission line and the impedance at its terminations. It normal electrical circuit. See Ring.
is a ratio, expressed in decibels, of the power of the outgoing
signal to the power of the signal reflected back. Tone Dial A push-button telephone dial that makes a differ-
ent sound (in fact, a combination of two tones) for each num-
Ring As in Tip and Ring. One of the two wires needed to set ber pushed. The technically correct name for tone dial is Dual
up a telephone connection. See Tip. Tone Multi Frequency, or DTMF.
RJ Registered Jack. RJs are telephone and data jacks/appli- Token Ring A ring topology for a local area network (LAN) in
cations registered with the FCC. Numbers, like RJ-11, RJ-45, which a supervisory frame, or token, must be received by an
etc. are widely misused in the telecommunications industry. attached terminal or workstation before that terminal or
A much more precise way to identify a jack is to specify the workstation can start transmitting. The workstation with the
number of positions (width of opening) and number of con- token then transmits and uses the entire bandwidth of what-
ductors. Example: "8-position, 8-conductor jack" or "6-posi- ever communications media the token ring network is using.
tion, 4-conductor jack".
A token ring can be wired as a circle or a star, with the work-
S stations wired to a central wiring center, or to multiple wiring
centers. The most common wiring scheme is called a star-
Series Wiring See Daisy Chain. wired ring. Whatever the wiring, a token ring LAN always
Service Loop When a device is terminated to the wire in the works logically as a circle, with the token passing around the
communications outlet, a fair amount of slack should be left circle from one workstation to another.
on the wire and wound in the box to accommodate future The advantage of token ring LANs is that media faults (broken
trimming when devices are changed out. cable) can be fixed easily, since its easy to isolate the faults.
Singlemode A fiber that allows only a single mode of light to Token rings are typically installed in centralized closets, with
propagate. This eliminates the main limitation to bandwidth, loops snaking to served workstations.
modal dispersion.

Topology As in network topology. The geometric physical or

electrical configuration describing a local communication net-
work; the shape or arrangement of a system. The most com-
mon topologies are the bus, ring and star.
TP-PMD Twisted Pair - Physical Media Dependent.
Technology under review by the ANSI X3T9.5 working group
that allows 100 Mbps transmission over twisted-pair cable.
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Twisted Pair Two insulated copper wires twisted around

each other to reduce induction (thus interference) from one
wire to the other. The twists, or lays, are varied in length to
reduce the potential for signal interference between pairs.
Several sets of twisted pair wires may be enclosed in a single
cable. In cables greater than 25 pairs, the twisted pairs are
grouped and bound together.

U
UL Underwriters Laboratories, a privately owned company
that tests to make sure that products meet safety standards.
UL also administers a program for the certification of
Category-Rated Cable.
USOC Universal Service Order Code. An old Bell system term
identifying a particular service or equipment offered under
tariff.
UTP Unshielded Twisted Pair. See Twisted Pair.

W
Workstation The working area in a building required by one
telecommunications user. Industry standards call for one
voice drop and one data drop for each workstation. The voice
drop is one 4-pair unshielded twisted pair (UTP). The data
drop may be 100 4-pair UTP, 150 2-pair shielded twisted
pair (STP), or optical fiber.

10BASE-T This is the IEEE standard that defines the require-

ment for sending information at 10 Mbps on unshielded
twisted-pair cabling, and defines various aspects of running
Ethernet on this cabling.
100BASE-T This is the IEEE standard that defines the require-
ment for sending information at 100 Mbps on unshielded
twisted-pair cabling, and defines various aspects of running
baseband Ethernet on this cabling.
1000BASE-T This is the proposed IEEE standard that defines
the requirement for sending information at 1000 Mbps on
unshielded twisted-pair cabling, and defines various
aspects of running baseband Ethernet on this cabling.

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40050-MCV C13 41036-IDA B13 41293-PC* B7 42400-G E7 48211-6A E16

40050-MHG C13 41038-*DB B13 41293-PF* B7 42777-*** B20 48211-*VC E16
40050-MHO C13 41038-IDA B13 41293-ZT* B7 43105-005 F7 48211-*VK E16
40054-DS C14 41044-IDA B14 41294-2B* B7 43108-008 F7 48212-DCS E20

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40054-DSS C14 41046-IDA B14 41294-2C* B7 43112-012 F7 48213-VMA E14
40066-M25 C12 41048-IDA B14 41294-2Q* B7 43115-015 F7 48213-*DC E18
40066-M50 C12 41048-IDB B14 41294-2T* B7 43115-075 F7 48213-CVS E19
40066-MR C12 41054-IDD B12 41294-PC* B7 45224-RCS F6 48213-ECC E19
40066-MW C12 41056-*DD B12 41294-PF* B7 4625B-44* B12 48900-IFR F7
40066-MW2 C12 41058-*DA B12 41294-ZF* B7 4625B-46* B12 48900-OFR F7
40067-BC C14 41058-IDD B12 41295-5B* B7 4625B-48* B12 49001-JOE G3
40070-MDP G8 41080-L*B B20 41296-MM* B7 46666-BT G8 49002-J** C5
40072-T* C14 41080-**P B9 41360-IDI B13 46666-BTB G8 49003-P** C5
40089-00B C13 41084-B*B B4 41361-IDI B13 46666-BTS G8 49004-J** C5
40089-00D A2, C6 41084-B*F B4 41364-ID* B13 46700-SLG F6 49005-CMB C5
C13 41084-F*F B4 41365-IDI B13 47602-24E E5 49103-IDC C11
40223-S B14 41084-* B5 41366-ID* B13 47602-BKE E5 49104-I50 C11
40226-S B14 41086-IDB B14 41367-ID* B13 47603-*** A8, E7 49104-IDC C11
40238 B12 41087-2*P B11 41368-IDI B13 47603-110 E10, E15 49105-IDC C11
40249 B12 41087-Q*P B11 41600-I C11 47603-C5 E10 49111-QIA C13
40253-* B14 41088-IDB B14 41610-I C11 47604-*** A8, E5, E7 49112-QIA C13
40258 B12 41089-12* B19 41620-I C11 47604-CR A8, E5, E7 49114-QIA C13
40259 B12 41089-2*P B19 41642-* B10 47605-*** E4 49222-*** B20
40263-* B14 41089-4*P B19 41643-* B10 47605-14W A8, E4 49251-W** C7
40280 B12 41089-6*P B19 41644-* B10 47605-28W A8, E3 49252-P01 F8
40538 B12 410L2-100 C8 41646-* B10 47605-42W A8, E3 49252-P02 F8
40549 B12 410L2-50 C8 41650-6 B11 47605-C5B E10 49252-PCM F8
40580 B12 41100-HLD C11 41650-F B11 47605-DP E20 49253-BCM F8
40734-SV* B3 41106-R*6 A6, B3 41652 B11 47605-EH E9 49253-LPM F8
40740-BE B20 41108-K*5 A6, B3 41652-6 B11 47605-ETX E8 49254-BP* C7
40812-RTK G3 41108-R*3 B3 41652-6F B11 47608-A E15 49255-H** C6
40830-B*E B4 41108-R*5 A4, B3 41666-* B10 47608-B E15 49255-Q** C6
40830-B*R B4 41108-R*8 A6, B3 41688-* B10 47609-4X4 E21 49255-Q89 C6
40830-B*Y B4 41150-019 F6 41880-300 C9 47612-MMA E13 49257-I** C6, C7
40831-B* B4 41225-SAP F7 41880-EXT C9 47615-NYL E21 49257-Q** C6, C7
40832-W B4 41290-DM* B7 41A10-HCM C8 47621-CMS E15 49258-TWB F8
40832-I B4 41290-DR* B7 41AB2-1FT C8 47621-MIE E15 49260-MR3 F8
40833-B*R B4 41290-SM* B7 41AB2-3FT C8 47621-WV E15 49260-MR6 F8
40833-B*E B4 41291-1B* B7 41A86-1FT C11 47633-T E15 49261-BKT F8
40837-B*E B4 41291-1M* B7 41AW1-50 C8 47673-E E15 49270-U** A2, C4
40856-DSS E22 41291-1R* B7 41AW2-100 C8 47689-B E10 49291-1M* B7
40866-DSS E22 41291-1V* B7 41AW2-300 C8 47689-QP C6 49553-066 G8
40985-1P6 E22 41291-2C* B7 41D10-HCM C8 47690-38B E11 49553-110 G8
40985-1P9 E22 41291-2Q* B7 41D1R-HCM C10 47690-4C E12 49553-814 G8
40985-2P6 E22 41291-2T* B7 41DB1-5FT C8 47690-4C2 E12 49553-AWL G8
40985-2P9 E22 41291-PC* B7 41DBR-*FT C10 47690-6C E12 49553-BIX G8
40985-HPC E21 41291-PF* B7 41DR2-100 C10 47690-6C2 E12 49553-KRN G8
40985-HPM E21 41291-2T* B7 41DR2-200 C10 47690-6S E21 49560-LCC G7
40985-Q6 E22 41291-ZT* B7 41DR2-300 C10 47690-8C E12 49560-TTS G7
40985-TW6 E21 41292-2B* B7 41DW1-50 C8 47690-8C2 E12 49561-LCC G7
40985-TW9 E21 41292-2C* B7 41DW1-589 C8 47690-NFA E13 49561-SSP G7
40986 E22 41292-2T* B7 41DW2-100 C8 47691-3MS E12 49561-TIP G7
40988 G7 41292-PF* B7 41LBL-00* C11 48210-DSM E14 49562-KIT G7
41010-SPW F6 41292-PC* B7 41MB2-3FT C9 48210-MCH E17 49562-TSK G7
41020-SPR F6 41292-ZF* B7 41MB2-EXT C9 48210-MRU E17 49575-CTS G8
41030-0FT F7 41293-2F* B7 41MB2-SME C9 48210-MSU E17 49660-C G7
41030-SMJ B20 41293-4C* B7 41MB2-SMF C9 48210-SRU E17 49800-CON G4
41034-IDA B13 41293-4T* B7 42080-*** B9 48210-VA E11 49800-SLA G5

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T-600

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49800-SLT G5 49900-H*4 B15 5R430-00N D5 81003 B16 APDST-S** D8

49800-UTK G4 49900-H*2 B15 5R440-00N D5 81004 B16 APDTF-S** D8
49800-UTP G4 49900-E*4 B15 5R460-00N D5 81016 B16 APDTM-S** D8
49882-MST B5 49900-S*2 B15 5R730-00N D6 81401 B17 APSCF-S** D8
Tech Support & Specifications

49882-SAD D10 49900-S*4 B15 5R740-00N D6 81409 B17 APSCT-S** D8

49882-SST A7, B5 50DCF-S** D8 5R760-00N D6 81411 B17 APSFC-S** D8
49883-MAD D10 50DCM-S** D8 5R930-00N D6 83003 B16 APSSC-S** D8
49883-MFC A7, B5 50DCT-S** D8 5R940-00N D6 83004 B16 APSST-S** D8
49883-SAD D10 50DMJ-S** D8 5R960-00N D6 83016 B16 APSTF-S** D8
49883-SFC A7, B5 50DFC-S** D8 5S100-SLM D4,D5, 83401 B17 PCDCF-S** D8
49884-BAD D10 50DSC-S** D8 D6 83409 B17 PCDCM-S** D8
49884-DPC B5, D10 50DST-S** D8 5T000-**T D5, D10 83411 B17 PCDCT-S** D8
49884-MAD D10 50DTF-S** D8 5W110-00N D7 84003 B16 PCDFC-S** D8
49884-MSC A7, B5 50DTM-S** D8 5W120-00N D7 84003-40 B16 PCDMJ-S** D8
49884-SAD D10 50SCF-S** D8 5W170-00N D7 84004-40 B16 PCDSC-S** D8
49884-SSC A7, B5 50SCT-S** D8 5W310-00N D7 84016 B16 PCDST-S** D8
49885-SBS B5 50SFC-S** D8 5W320-00N D7 84016-40 B16 PCDTF-S** D8
49885-SLV B5 50SSC-S** D8 5W370-00N D7 84041 B16 PCDTM-S** D8
49886-03F G4 50SST-S** D8 5W710-00N D7 84401-40 B17 PCSCF-S** D8
49886-12F G4 50STF-S** D8 5W720-00N D7 84409-40 B17 PCSCT-S** D8
49886-BR2 G4, G5 52455-*** A6, C7 5W770-00N D7 84411-40 B17 PCSFC-S** D8
49886-BR9 G4, G5 5500-190 C7 61109-R*6 A2, B3 84412-40 B17 PCSSC-S** D8
49886-CST G5 5500-192 C7 62455-*** A2, C7 84455-40 B17 PCSST-S** D8
49886-CTT G6 59484-U** A6, C3 62DCF-S** D8 85003 B16 PCSTF-S** D8
49886-FCT G6 59484-U89 A6, C3 62DCM-S** D8 85008 B17 SPDCF-S** D8
49886-FIT G5 5D000-1RM D4 62DCT-S** D8 85030 B16 SPDCM-S** D8
49886-FSP G4, G6 5D000-2RM D6 62DMJ-S** D8 85041 B16 SPDCT-S** D8
49886-GLS G4, G5 5D000-2RP D6 62DFC-S** D8 86003 B16 SPDFC-S** D8
49886-OTT G5 5D000-3R* D5 62DSC-S** D8 86004 B16 SPDMJ-S** D8
49886-SPD G4, G6 5F100-*** D9, E13 62DST-S** D8 86008 B17 SPDSC-S** D8
49886-PUC G4 5G108-R*5 A4, B3 62DTF-S** D8 86014 B17 SPDST-S** D8
49886-SCP G4 5G109-A*5 B20 62DTM-S** D8 86016 B16 SPDTF-S** D8
49886-SCR G4 5G109-R*5 A4, B3 62SCF-S** D8 86025 B17 SPDTM-S** D8
49886-SIS G4, G6 5G455-*** A4, C7 62SCT-S** D8 86030 B16 SPSCF-S** D8
49886-SLC G5 5G584-U** A4, C3 62SFC-S** D8 86041 B16 SPSCT-S** D8
49886-SLG G5 5G584-U89 A4,C3 62SSC-S** D8 87003 B16 SPSFC-S** D8
49886-SMP G5 5L000-LOK D5, D6, 62SST-S** D8 87004 B16 SPSSC-S** D8
49886-STP G4, G5 D7 62STF-S** D8 87014 B17 SPSST-S** D8
49886-TVC G4, G5, 5P030-0AB D4 80301-* B17 87016 B16 SPSTF-S** D8
G6 5P030-0HB D4 80309-* B17 87025 B11 UPDCF-S** D8
49886-VFA G6 5P130-00N D4 80311-* B17 88004 B16 UPDCM-S** D8
49886-VWA G5, G6 5P230-0AB D4 80312-* B17 88008 B17 UPDCT-S** D8
49886-WRE G4, G5 5P230-0HB D4 80401-* B17 88014 B17 UPDFC-S** D8
49886-X3F G4 5P330-0AA D4 80401-N* B17 88016 B16 UPDMJ-S** D8
49887-06L D10 5P330-0AB D4 80401-N* B17 88025 B17 UPDSC-S** D8
49887-06S D10 5P330-0HA D4 80401-N* B17 88030 B16 UPDST-S** D8
49887-12L D10 5P330-0HB D4 80409-* B17 88041 B16 UPDTF-S** D8
49887-12S D10 5R030-0AB D4 80409-N* B17 BEZEL-MT* B20 UPDTM-S** D8
49888-*SF A7 5R030-0HB D4 80411-* B17 BEZEL-WHT B20 UPSCF-S** D8
49888-*SW A7 5R100-0FR D5, D10 80412-* B17 N138-* B17 UPSCT-S** D8
49888-5SF B5 5R130-00N D4 80455-* B17 N751-* B17 UPSFC-S** D8
49888-5SW B5 5R230-0AB D4 80703-* B16 S751-N B17 UPSSC-S** D8
49888-6SF B5 5R230-0HB D4 80704-* B16 APDCF-S** D8 UPSST-S** D8
49888-6SW B5 5R330-0AA D4 80714-* B17 APDCM-S** D8 UPSTF-S** D8
49889-KMA A7, B5 5R330-0AB D4 80716-* B16 APDCT-S** D8
49889-QP* A7, B5 5R330-0HA D4 80725-* B17 APDFC-S** D8
49889-MAD D10 5R330-0HB D4 80781-* B12 APDMJ-S** D8
498MT-M** A7, D3 5R4*0-00N D5 80782-* B12 APDSC-S** D8

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QuickPort eXtreme 6 Snap-in Connectors U

QuickPort Patch Panels and Blocks U

5 Worst Case, 4-Connector Channel

CAT6 EXTREME 6 CHANNEL

QuickPort GigaMax 5e Snap-in Connectors U

GigaMax 5e Patch Panels U

6.1 568-A-5 Specification 6.1 17.4 12.1

CAT5E GIGAMAX 5E CHANNEL

C ATEGORY 5 C ABLING SYSTEM QuickPort Category 5 Snap-in Connectors U

Category 5 Patch Panels U

21.5 12-port Category 5 Universal Patch Block 59484-U89

or workstation. multimode 49883-SFC

Fiber Optic Cable Assemblies

See page D8 for ordering information.

TEST DATA Fiber Optic Patch Panels

Structured Media Centers U

tions with substantial time between rough-in and trim-out.

Structured Media Systems are a featured part of Levitons Integrated Networks.

QuickPort UTP Copper Connectors B3

QuickPort Audio/Video Cable Connectors B4

Fiber Optic Connectors B5

QuickPort Multimedia Outlet System B6

QuickPort Flush-Mount Wallplates B8

QuickPort Decora Multimedia Inserts B10

Flush-Mount Preconfigured Housings B12

Modular Furniture Faceplates B13

Standard Wallplates B16

Surface Mount Housings B18

Workstation Accessories B20

Connectors & Housings . . .

QuickPort system of snap-in modular inserts. Offering unprecedented

versatility, QuickPort combines a complete line of multimedia solutions for

copper, speaker wire and coaxial cable together in any

Leviton housing, and even combine them in a dual-gang

plate with electrical or lighting devices. This mix-

changes, and encompasses our complete line of housings, including: Leviton

QuickPort standard and Decora wallplates, surface mount housings,

boardroom, theres no easier solution than Leviton QuickPort.