LAS VEGAS, NEVADA, APRIL 12, 2010
— Gepco International (NAB Booth C5643) is pleased to introduce its newly redesigned line of
GepcoA® Brand Enhanced Data Communications Spool-PacA® Cartons
at the 2010 NAB Show August 12-15.
Gepco’s branded line of Enhanced Category 6 and 5e data communications cartons are now color-coded, with GREEN designating Plenum and BLUE to denote Riser. The cables themselves feature extended bandwidths and precision tolerances to meet or exceed the latest TIA/EIA and ISO standards. Designed to deliver reliability in leading-edge networking, data and video applications, every reel is ETL Listed and UL Verified to ensure consistent performance.
Available in both the plenum and riser constructions, Gepco Category 6 and 5e cable may be installed in a variety of applications and environments. And with its TRU-MarkA® print legend, which shows sequential footage markings from 1000′ to 0′, it is much easier to track usage.
Gepco’s Category cables are third-party verified for guaranteed performance and conform to ANSI/TIA/EIA 568 C.2 standards. It is offered in a variety of colors and can be shipped today in our easy-to-use Spool-PacA® cartons.
Gepco International
, with headquarters in Des Plaines, IL, and distribution centers in Burbank, CA, and Clifton, NJ, has been a leading manufacturer of studio, stage and broadcast AV cables and cable assemblies for over 28 years. As a complete solutions-based supplier, Gepco also offers value-added service and distribution of connectors, cable management products, patch panels, and wire and cable accessories. Gepco was acquired by General Cable in August 2009.
General Cable
(NYSE:BGC), a Fortune 500 Company, is a global leader in the development, design, manufacture, marketing and distribution of copper, aluminum and fiber optic wire and cable products for the energy, industrial, specialty and communications markets. For more information about Gepco and other General Cable products, please contact your local sales representative or visit our Web site at
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