When your tables must support powered work while keeping phone and data connections within reach, a separate tangle of cords can become one more issue for your office to manage. The power module gives you a specific set of connection details to evaluate before you finalize a table-related purchase: it is an optional component with a six-foot power cord, an RJ11-Cat 3 coupler for phone, and an RJ45 coupler for data. That matters when your team needs to match connectivity requirements to the way each workspace is used, rather than treating every table as though its technology needs were identical.
The UL Listed designation applies to the optional power module itself. Its included components are clearly identified: one RJ11-Cat 3 coupler for phone, one RJ45 coupler for data, and a six-foot power cord. Those specifications give you concrete points to review with your facility or information technology team before selecting the component for your table-related requirements. The phone and data couplers address two distinct connection types, while the stated cord length gives your planning team a measured detail to consider when reviewing power access and workspace placement.
Because the power module is optional, you can evaluate it as part of your broader table configuration and determine whether its listed connections match the needs of the people using that space. Confirm the phone requirement, data requirement, and six-foot cord length against your project notes before ordering. You also have the UL Listed designation to record in your purchasing documentation, along with the exact couplers included. For an office manager or facility director, those defined specifications keep the decision tied to documented connectivity needs rather than assumptions about what each table location requires.
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