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System Manual Access Issue 2011 - Siedle

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<strong>System</strong> structure, conductor material and range<br />

Cabling for indoor devices<br />

Cabling for indoor devices<br />

The <strong>Access</strong> indoor devices can be<br />

installed without problems using<br />

standard RJ45 flush mounting network<br />

junction boxes.<br />

In this case, simply install the network<br />

junction box without the frame<br />

and panel. The <strong>Siedle</strong> indoor device<br />

can be mounted above the junction<br />

box and connected to the network<br />

with a plug-in connector.<br />

If there is no flush mounted network<br />

socket at the required mounting<br />

height due to circumstances on site,<br />

the indoor call station can be surface<br />

mounted with the AZA 870-... . In<br />

this case, the connection from the<br />

indoor call station to the network is<br />

established using a patch cable (not<br />

provided).<br />

If the indoor call station is intended<br />

for use as a table-top unit, the<br />

device can be converted using the<br />

AZTV 870-... with 3 metre long connecting<br />

cable.<br />

6<br />

Eye level<br />

Junction box<br />

RJ45<br />

150 cm<br />

165 cm<br />

Eye level<br />

Junction box<br />

RJ45<br />

165 cm

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