ROHN 6515G 15 Foot Mid-Size Standard Section for 65G Tower
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The 6515G is a Mid-sized 15 foot 65G Tower Section that uses bolted flange joints in connection with other sections. Featuring a 24-1/4 inch equilateral triangular design, the 6515G is constructed of extra heavy duty 1.90" O.D. steel tubing side rails with continuous 5/8" solid steel rod bracing. Each 15 foot section is shipped with all required nuts and bolts. As a guyed structure, it can rise to a maximum of 500 feet. The 65G tower can be used in guyed, self-supporting or bracketed configurations according to specifications in the ROHN catalog.
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CAT3 Keystone Jack Inserts
Category 3 was a popular cabling format that was used for Voice and Data for years. Cat 3 is currently still in use in two-line telephone systems as Millions of Homes and Offices are still wired with CAT3 for Voice and Technically, the trunk and distribution cable used by the Telephone company to get to your home or office from their Central Office is CAT3 as well.
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