Telecommunications Cabling Installation

2. Auflage 2002
ISBN: 978-0-07-140979-7
Verlag: McGraw-Hill Education

Buch, Englisch, 664 Seiten, Format (B × H): 193 mm x 239 mm, Gewicht: 1389 g

Thoroughly updated to conform to new ANSI/TIA/EIA standards!THE CLEAREST, MOST AUTHORITATIVE TELECOM CABLE INSTALLATION GUIDE EVER!Integrating and delivering voice, data and video is big business. With telecom networking and installation expected to grow well beyond the $4.2 billion mark, there now exists an acute need for trained and qualified cable installers.That’s why industry leaders McGraw-Hill and BICSI have joined forces to deliver the most reliable cable installation training manual available. Based on BICSI’s proven and internationally respected cabling instruction guide — and updated to conform to the most recent industry standards — this second edition features new information on international standards and codes, Division 17, advanced construction materials, retrofit projects, laying out the telecommunications room, furniture module systems and more. INSIGHT YOU CAN USE ON THE JOB RIGHT NOW!Renowned for careful research, precise writing and an easy-to-understand format, BICSI’s Telecommunication Cabling Installation is a hands-on guide and overview of the installation procedures that ensure complex telecom cabling systems work properly and efficiently.The BICSI manual’s easy-to-use format:

* Presents a standards-based industry orientation
* Breaks each task into bulleted steps
* Provides to-the-point overviews of each task’s place in “the big picture”
* Focuses on pathways, spaces, associated hardware, and structured cabling systems to enable channel/link testing within buildings
* Gives guidelines for installing supporting structures, pulling cable, firestopping, grounding, terminating, splicing, connection, testing, troubleshooting, retrofitting, safety, and transmission
* Covers LANs, twisted pair, fiber, Gigabit Ethernet — every system installers need to know
* Reduces errors with handy checklists
* Is an excellent reference for anyone needing clear cable installation guidelines, parameters, codes, terms, and acronyms
* Has been field-tested by tens of thousands of technicians in 85 countries

Autoren/Hrsg.

Bicsi, N/A

Fachgebiete

• Technische Wissenschaften Elektronik | Nachrichtentechnik Nachrichten- und Kommunikationstechnik
• Technische Wissenschaften Energietechnik | Elektrotechnik Energieverteilung, Stromnetze

Inhaltsverzeichnis

CHAPTER 1: BACKGROUND INFORMATION Industry Orientation Regulations and Court Rulings in the United States Structured Cabling Systems (SCS) Codes, Standards, and Regulations Codes Affecting Telecommunications Standards Affecting Telecommunications Recognized Regulatory and Reference Bodies Plans and Specifications Media Connectorization Transmission Copper Cable Media Optical Fiber Cable Media Grounding and Bonding Protection Systems Telecommunications Grounding Practices Telecommunications Bonding Practices System Practices Equipment Grounding Telecommunications Circuit Protectors Protector Technology Primary Protector Installation Practices Common Safety Practices Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) Hazardous Environments -- Indoor Electrical Hazards Hazardous Environments -- Outdoors Safety Planning Appendix A: Job-Site Inspection Checklist Professionalism CHAPTER 2: PLANNING Introduction Putting the Plan to Use Summary Appendix A: Designer's Drawings Appendix B: Materials List Appendix C: Labor List Appendix D: Project Time Line Appendix E: Project Schedule Appendix F: Site Survey Checklists Appendix G: Job Change Order Appendix H: Scope of Work (Example) CHAPTER 3: INSTALLING SUPPORTING STRUCTURES Introduction Support Structures in Telecommunications Spaces Cable Pathway Support Structures Installing Cable Support Systems Installing Grounding Infrastructure CHAPTER 4: PULLING CABLE Introduction Common Project Procedure Cable Pulling Setup (Horizontal) Pulling Horizontal Cable in Conduit Pulling Horizontal Cable in Ceiling Spaces Pulling Horizontal Cable in Raceways Pulling Backbone in Vertical Pathway -- From Top Down Pulling Backbone in Vertical Pathway -- From Bottom Up Pulling Backbone -- Horizontal Pulling Optical Fiber Cable CHAPTER 5: FIRESTOPPING Introduction Protection Codes and Ratings Firestopping Systems Firestopping Methods Appendix A: Numbering System Appendix B: Firestopping Decision Methods Appendix C: Approved Firestopping Methods CHAPTER 6: CABLE TERMINATION PRACTICES Introduction Pretermination Functions Copper Insulation Displacement Connection (IDC) Termination Coaxial Cable Terminations Fiber Termination CHAPTER 7: SPLICING Copper Cable Optical Fiber Cable Summary CHAPTER 8: TESTING CABLE Testing Cabling Copper Cabling -- Horizontal Cabling Backbone Cabling Coaxial Cabling -- Data 50-Ohm Coaxial Cabling 75-0hm Coaxial Cabling Optical Fiber Cable Testing Optical Fiber Cabling -- Light Source and Power Meter Light Source and Power Meter Testing of Short Length Cable Assemblies Optical Time Domain Reflectometer (OTDR) Appendix A: Fiber Performance Calculations Worksheet Appendix B: Fiber Link Attenuation Record CHAPTER 9: TROUBLESHOOTING Introduction General Reference Copper Cable Optical Fiber Cable Appendix A: Typical OTDR Fault Presentations CHAPTER 10: RETROFIT INSTALLATIONS Overview System Cutover GLOSSARY BIBLIOGRAPHY INDEX

Über Autor(innen)

Bicsi, N/A
BICSI is a not-for-profit telecommunications association that has trained over 30,000 telecom network cabling installers, planners and designers. It is a world-wide resource for technical publications, training, conferences, and registration programs. BICSI's membership spans 85 nations. Their mission statement is: Leading the telecommunications industry in the enhancement of quality services and methods around the globe by providing excellent education, promoting skill sharing, and assessing knowledge with professional registration programs.

BICSI has trained over 30,000 telecom cable installers and has a membership spanning 85 nations. Their resources include technical publications, training, conferences, and registration programs recognized worldwide as the standard for installation, design and maintenance education in the telecommunications industry.