Security Networkings
servicing alarm systems. If every motion detector 22-4 has a green stripe, and every keypad 22-4 has a blue stripe, it is very clear which cables go where when a system has been pre-wired and the panel is getting connected.
What makes Windy City Wire’s cabling system unique starts with the RackPack™ box that holds the wire. Instead of tangle-prone pull boxes, all Windy City Wire cable is first put on smooth-running wooden reels that are
then put into cardboard containers that are individually labeled with the cable type, length and also your company name. Now there’s no confusion at an installation site as to who owns a par- ticular box of wire. What really makes a difference is
Choose the Strong Silent Type
With the QEL Exit Device, you won’t be the center of attention every time you step out of the room.
The QEL Exit Device from Von Duprin is whisper-quiet both electrically and mechanically, and features all the high-performance that has made these products world famous.
This is the silent solution for environments where the slightest noise makes a big difference. A wide range of finish and trim options allow the QEL to blend with any existing architecture.
So remember, you don’t have to go out with a bang . . .
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Windy City Wire’s RackPack Field Systems Solution cable management system. Each box has three usable cable exits — on the top, front and bottom. This feature is utilized with the Rack- Stak™ Flip, a cabling cart that can hold up to nine RackPack cable boxes. The RackStak Flip provides a safe and trouble-free method of pulling multiple types of cable either horizontally or vertically. Each RackPack cable box is the same height, so they line up in up to three levels on the cabling cart. Axle rods are provided with each Rack- Stak Flip, so with three boxes of cable lined up on the cart, the axle is inserted through the hollow wooden reels and secured. Now the three cables can be simultaneously pulled smoothly and safely. Two more levels of cable boxes and axles can be added, and the cabling can be pulled through the top and bot- tom knock-outs in the boxes so all nine cables can be readily pulled into a single conduit in one operation.
Imagine that; one pull equals nine cables installed. And it’s easy to get going with Windy City Wire. Qualified dealers must complete either an online or in-person training course on how to safely and effectively use the complete RackPack Field Systems Solution sys- tem, and Windy City Wire will provide the cabling cart at no charge. Dealers only pay for the cable and any special- ized private labeling or colors. Windy City Wire provides a written guarantee that its system will reduce your labor costs, or the company will refund 30 percent of your cable cost. To see what it’s all about, contact
For free information circle 230 or visit
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Windy City Wire at 800-379-1191, and the company will send you a complete set of sample cabling for any security, building automation, or temperature control applications at no charge.
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