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Gordon Kapes BP-5 Transfer Unit BD20261
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Item Code:
NETGKBD20261BP5
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BP-5 BD20261
Item Condition Description:
Please note, this unit is used and has minor scuffs and scratches, but is fully tested, completely operational and functions as intended.
Item Description

Genuine Original Gordon Kapes BP-5 Power Failure Transfer Unit BD20261. The BP-5 consists of a precision fabricated printed circuit board, and an injection molded housing consisting of a base and detachable cover. The thermoplastic material used for the housing conforms to industry recognized flame retardant standards.

Model Number: BP-5
Part Number: BD20261







Features:
Features include five circuits of PFT, LED status indicators, manual transfer switch, ground start or loop start trunk selection, auxiliary relay contact, and universal powering. Also included are provisions for a normally open, normally closed, or logic level signal to control the operating mode.

Compatibility:

The BP-5 was designed to work correctly with PBX systems from virtually every manufacturer, including AT&T, ROLM, Mitel, NEC, Northern Telecom, and Siemens. The design of the BP-5 takes into account the specific characteristics of these different systems, allowing for direct connection with them.

Overview:
The BP-5 Power Failure Transfer Unit is designed to connect two-wire Central Office (CO)ground start or loop start trunk lines to selected station telephones in the event of a power failure or telecommunications system malfunction. When used with ground start trunks, the BP-5 includes automatic loop start to ground start conversion circuitry to provide the signaling required to draw CO dial tone when a station telephone is brought off-hook. This eliminates the need to add ground start push buttons to the station telephones. In the normal, non-transfer mode of operation, the BP-5connectsthe CO trunk lines to trunk ports on the associated PBX system; PBX extension ports are connected to the station telephones.







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