Cisco Multimedia Stretch Tap Twisted Pair Module Data Sheet

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Description 
The Multimedia Stretch
 Tap Twisted Pair Module (TPM) 
converts a Scientific-Atlanta Multimedia Stretch Tap
 
Technician Access product from coax drop powering to 
twisted pair port-powering. 
 
Our patent-pending TPM is available in 2/4- and 8-way 
versions, and is designed to safely provide twisted pair power 
distribution to individual subscriber drops.  Each port can be 
activated and current limited individually, ensuring the overall 
network is isolated from potential ground faults and other AC 
power concerns.  The use of insulation displacement 
connectors to aid in the connection of drop wires allows the 
twisted pairs to be installed without the use of stripping tools, 
thereby saving time and ensuring a consistent connection.  
The AC circuit in the TPM has been specially designed to  
handle current surges while still preventing entry of ingress  
signals into the network via the twisted pair wires. 
 
Features 
•  Fully compatible with Scientific-Atlanta’s Multimedia Stretch Tap – Technician Access product family 
•  Universal non-dB sensitive design minimizes inventory management concerns 
•  High performance RFI circuit prevents the entry of ingress signals into the network via the twisted pair wires 
•  Twisted pair connections to TPM use insulation displacement connectors, thus saving time and ensuring a 
consistent connection 
•  Power activation and current limiting on a per port basis for enhanced network reliability 
•  Available in 2/4- and 8- way versions 
 
Specifications 
Dimensions 
•  2-, 4-, and 8-way 
 
Mechanical Specifications 
•  AL 360T housing with powder coating for superior environmental protection 
 
Electrical Specifications 
•  Current limiting          250 MA @ 60°C per drop 
• Surge 
Resistance 
   1 
KV 
•  Twisted Pair Connection   22 to 24 AWG Solid 
•  Power RFI filter        60 dB min.   
70 dB typical 
Taps and Passives
 
Multimedia Stretch
 Tap 
Twisted Pair Module 
23079-D