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Their description is a bit contradictory, but it will do. It is an ITT 501 and doesn't have anything to do with Western Electric. Bear in mind that this KSU is waist-high.
You might want to try to find an ITT 601 or Western Electric 551. They are much smaller and suitable for your application.
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Wow! I wasn't sure what the size actually was originally! Thanks!
(I do have a large closet however, and I won't be digging in any walls thank goodness)
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I found an eBay listing for a San/Bar KSU, and I have purchased from the seller before (the multi-line keyset next to me that works on one line) and he seems to be a reliable seller: Are San/Bar KSU's any less/more reliable than those made by ITT? I'm looking to spend as little money as possible as I will need to purchase 25 pair cable and phones as well as the KSU. Thanks for the reply.
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Yes, San/Bar equipment is very good. I can help you with the cables, just send me a PM with what you are looking for and I'll see what I have.
Ed Vaughn, MBSWWYPBX
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I will send the link for the San/Bar KSU: can you tell me aprox. how large the KSU is? The only places I can think of to appropriately place the KSU is in the closet or on it's side under the bed (better wiring concealment)
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I removed the link because it is no longer needed.
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The San/Bar KSU looks like my only option, Dad doesn't want a waist high KSU in my closet, and judging by the picture of the San/Bar KSU it looks about knee high (for me) and that would certainly work. Having a working 1A2 system was my original goal when I started my collection!
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The San/Bar unit is very compact. It's only about 16" high. That's a great price for it too. I'd go with that option if I were you.
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