Modular idc terminal
CA 2272232 A1 · Owner: Siecor Operations, Llc · Inventors: Paradis, Roger L.; Laporte, Richard; Cwirzen, Casimir Z.
Overview
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A distribution terminal for connecting incoming telephone cable wires to drop lines has a plurality of bases. Each of the bases has a platform and two lateral sides on opposite edges of the platform. Mating releasable connectors are on each of the lateral sides of the bases for securing a number of the bases together side-by-side. Each of the bases has three electrically conductive penetrators extending through the platform. Two of the penetrators have terminal ends for connection to a twisted-pair of wires of the incoming telephone cable. The third penetrator is connected to a ground. A module may be releasably secured to each of the bases over the platform. Each module has a pair of IDC …
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- Filed May 18, 1999. No grant is recorded for it in Canada; had it been granted, its 20-year term would have ended May 18, 2019.
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