Voice Cabling


KRONE Designation Strips 53A Large label holder for designating groups of modules • Occupies one tag position on a standard 10pr back mount frame • Large writing area for identification of a group of modules • Reversible plastic labels suitable for write on/write off • For replacement re-useable labels please see 770894


Item


770893 770894


Man. Code


6092 1 820-00 6092 3 019-02


Description


Label Holder Labels


KRONE Marking Numbers Numbered plugs used for identification • Fit on the top of the 10pr modules • Can be fitted on the left or right hand side • Available in sets marked 0-9 or 10-100


Pairs


10 Pair –


Type 53A 53A


Colour Grey


White KRONE Connection Strips


• 237B = Permanent electrical path between incoming and outgoing cables


• 237D / 237E = All of the contacts in each module are connected to a 150mm lead with terminal ring for connection


• Termination: IDC


UoM Each Each


Item


Man. Code Item Man. Code 770897 6089 3 023-00 Style Colour Numbered 0-9 Grey


UoM Each


990537 6089 1 002-02 770873 6089 1 830-00 992656 6089 1 840-00 770875 6089 1 841-00


Pairs


10 Pair 20 Pair


Type


Colour


237B White 237C


76 Wire 237D 10 Pair


237E


KRONE Connection Cord & Test Cords Primarily used for interconnecting separate circuits either on the same or between different LSA-PLUS modules • Connection cords are fitted with a plug at both ends


• Test cords have a plug on one end only, the other for connection to user’s test equipment


Grey Red Red


UoM Each Each Each Each


Item


770905 990164 990163


Man. Code


6529 1 042-01 6529 1 921-01 6529 1 041-01


Description


Connection Cord Test Cord Test Cord


Poles


4 Pole 2 Pole 4 Pole


BT Reference D94473 D94469 D94471


Length 1.5Mtr 1.5Mtr 1.5Mtr


UoM Each Each Each


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