UNIVERSITY of NORTH DAKOTA LOW VOLTAGE COMMUNICATIONS STANDARDS FOR CABLING, PATHWAYS, AND SPACE
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1 UNIVERSITY of NORTH DAKOTA LOW VOLTAGE COMMUNICATIONS STANDARDS FOR CABLING, PATHWAYS, AND SPACE Prepared in cooperation and approval from BICSI Building Industry Consulting Services International and EIA/TIA Electronic Industries Association/Telecommunications Industry Association Revised 7/2015
2 INDEX SECTION CONTENTS PAGE 1. INTRODUCTION Responsibilities and Requirements 1.01 Contractor s experience Contractors Responsibilities Contractor s work with cable UND Telecommunications Responsibilities WORK AREA 2.01 Cable distance Cable raceway Outlet face plate Voice jacks Data jacks CATV jacks COMMUNICATIONS ROOMS 3.01 Size of communications room Lighting Cable management hardware Velcro ty-wraps ¾ plywood rack Electrical HVAC HORIZONTAL PATHWAY 4.01 Indoor Conduit Pull cord Distance between pull boxes Number of conduit bends Conduit bend radius Pull box placement Conduit Labeling Cable in ceiling Firestopping...3
3 5. HORIZONTAL CABLING 5.01 Cable distance Approved cable types Cable for wireless access points RISER CABLING 6.01 Topology Between communications rooms Approved cable types BACKBONE CABLING 7.01 Grounding Bonding through splice case Protectors NEC code for grounding CONNECTING HARDWARE 8.01 Patch Panels Copper termination at workstation jack Coax termination Multimode fiber termination Singlemode fiber termination ADMINISTRATION 9.01 Labeling...5 APPENDIX A Materials and Part Numbers 2 P a g e
4 1. INTRODUCTION - Responsibilities and Requirements 1.01 Any contractor that performs work involving communications at the UND must have a minimum of 5 years experience installing communications infrastructure Contractors will install: A. Conduit B. Cable tray C. Cabling D. Jacks E. Equipment mounting plywood F. Racks G. Termination panels and blocks H. Outside cable protectors 1.03 Contractor responsibilities regarding the installed cable are: A. Terminate both ends B. Label faceplates, blocks and/or patchpanels. D. Furnish as-builts when a project is completed E. Test cabling to Cat6 or Cat6a specifications 1.04 UND Responsibilities A. Connect the cable between the backbone, riser and horizontal cabling B. Installation of and/or moving telephone sets C. Activation of data ports D. Configuration and mounting switches E. Mounting wireless access points. 2. WORK AREA The work area is that area containing the outlet and equipment of the horizontal cabling system. Station equipment could be a telephone or a computer The maximum distance for communications cable is 295 ft All cabling installed from the communication room to the work area outlet must be installed above a ceiling or in a wall cavity. If not in either of these a conduit or metal raceway must be installed to enclose the cable Outlet Faceplate used in most locations is a three (3) position plate. Special installations may require a duplex (2) position faceplate or some may require a four (4) position plate Jacks used for voice are the same as used for data, and are mounted on the same outlet faceplate as the data jacks Data Jacks used by UND are specified in Appendix A and use the EIA/TIA T568B 8 pin termination configuration If coax cable is installed for CATV, it can be terminated into the same outlet box and faceplate using an F-81 type CATV connector. Instances where voice and/or data are installed in a different location than video, a separate outlet box using a faceplate with an F-81 barrel connector will be used. 1 P a g e
5 3. COMMUNICATIONS ROOMS The communications room is dedicated to communications functions and related support and should contain only communications equipment 3.01 The desired size of communication rooms is 90 sq feet, sized 9 x 10. The minimum width of a communications room is 5 feet Lighting shall be 50 foot candles measured 5 feet above finished floor. Lights must be at least 8 above the floor Communications room must have cable management hardware on the wall, between the wall and the rack and within the rack. Hardware must be provided and installed to facilitate neat/efficient jumper and patch cord routing Velcro Ty-raps must be used in the installation to avoid stressing the cable. When tightening the velcro ty-rap always ensure the cable is not pinched or crushed in any way, and never use mechanical tools to tighten. Cables shall not be compressed, crimped, crushed, or stretched and the outer jacket cut or damaged to expose the inside wires Install ¾ plywood coated with fire-retardant grey paint on three walls. Orientate 8 feet wide by 4 feet high, bottom to be 2 feet above floor A 19 two post rack, provided by contractor, must be secured to the floor. Mount rack perpendicular to a wall. Contact UND Telecommunications for which wall and exact placement Provide two double duplex 20 amp outlets near the rack location. Provide double duplex 20 amp outlets on each wall located below the plywood HVAC must be provided to maintain the temperature in the room between degrees Fahrenheit. 4. HORIZONTAL PATHWAY refers to the area where communications pathway extends from the communications room to the work area communications outlet EMT conduit for outlets will be ¾ and will either stub into the access ceiling above or below each work area communications outlet. If a cable tray exists, extend conduits to the overhead cable tray All conduits installed under the current project where cable is not installed shall have a pull cord capable of 200 pounds pulling tension installed in them by the contractor Maximum the distance between pull points or pull boxes in a conduit run is 100 feet Any one conduit section cannot contain more than 180 o total bends Sweeping bends with radius equal or greater than 6 time the inside diameter of the conduit. So in a ¾ conduit the minimum bend radius would be Pull boxes shall be used when the length of a run is over 100 feet or if there are bends totaling more than 180 o or if there is a reverse bend in the run. Pull boxes shall be positioned so that the conduit ends align with each other, and shall be so located where they will be readily accessible and indicated on the as-builts Conduit runs shall be clearly labeled at both ends. In the communications room the conduit shall be labeled with the destination work area room number and conduit number. At the work area outlet the conduit shall be labeled in the outlet box indicating the communications room number where the conduit ends Cabling installed in ceiling space is preferred to be in cable tray. Instances where cable tray is not available, cabling must be properly supported and may not lay on the ceiling tiles. When supporting communications cabling all NEC codes governing how cabling is to be supported must be followed. Cable support attachments must be no more than three feet apart. 2 P a g e
6 4.09 Firestopping shall comply with applicable codes. Information on firestopping can be obtained from the EIA/TIA or BICSI standards manual. 5. HORIZONTAL CABLING is that portion of the cabling system which extends from the communications work area outlet to the nearest communications room Cable distances shall follow the EIA/TIA and BICSI standards of 295 feet for installation of Category 6 or 6a cabling Approved cables to be used in the horizontal cabling system are: A. Systimax 1071/2071 Category 6 unshielded twisted pair (UTP) cable B. In special applications such as wireless access points, Systimax 1091/2091 Category 6a C. 50/125 micron OM3 laser optimized multimode fiber optic cable C. 8.3/125 micron singlemode fiber D. 75-ohm coaxial cable for video shall be RG-6 or RG-11, depending on distance and loss requirements and shall have a minimum of 95% braid 5.03 Cabling installed for wireless access points must be Systimax 1091/2091 Cat6a. 6. RISER CABLING connects communications room to communications room on the next floor or the main communications equipment room Topology of riser cabling shall use a star topology, radiating from the main equipment room to each communications room Cabled so that a home run will be made between the communications room on one floor and the main communications room. Cabling shall also be installed to allow access between each communications room Approved cables to be used in the riser cabling system are: A. Systimax 1071/2071 Category 6 unshielded twisted pair (UTP) cable B. In special applications Systimax 1091/2091 Category 6a C. 50/125 micron OM3 laser optimized multimode fiber optic cable C. 8.3/125 micron singlemode fiber D. 75-ohm coaxial cable for video shall be RG-6 or RG-11, depending on distance and loss requirements and shall have a minimum of 95% braid 7. BACKBONE CABLING provides interconnection between the main communications room of a building and the central point of demarcation on the campus Grounding of all backbone cables and protectors to NEC codes ( & ) unless local codes or the equipment manufacturer's requirements exceed the NEC's All cable shields shall be bonded through splice cases When installing copper cabling, building entrance protectors must be installed as close as possible to the cable entrance to the building. The maximum distance outside plant cable, either copper or fiber, may extend into a building is 50 feet. If the protectors are farther than 50 feet, the cable must either be installed in continuous EMT conduit or transitioned to cable designed for indoor cabling The NEC ( d) requires a #6 AWG copper wire be used for bonding the communications and power grounds. Acceptable grounding systems shall follow NEC through P a g e
7 8. CONNECTING HARDWARE 8.01 Patch panels are used to terminate UTP cabling in communications rooms. Must be Systimax Cat6 panels or if special application requires Cat 6a, Systimax Cat 6a patch panels will be installed. See appendix A for specification UTP cable termination at the work area outlet will be Systimax MGS400, Cat 6a installations use Systimax MGS600. A. Maintain twists to ½" from the termination point at the jack and at the communications room cable end to the patch panel. DO NOT PEEL BACK THE CABLE JACKET ANY MORE THAN ABSOLUTELY NECESSARY TO TERMINATE THE CABLES. PREFERABLY ½" AT BOTH THE PANEL AND AT THE OUTLET LOCATION ohm Coaxial Cable termination of 75 ohm coaxial cable shall follow standard procedures and practices. A. All 75-ohm coaxial cable shall be terminated with one piece, ½" shank, hexcrimp, male type "F" connectors. B. Care must be taken to not exceed a bend radius of 2 inches during installation or 3 inches once installed /125 Micron Fiber Optic Cable A. Terminate with LC type connectors B. The maximum optical attenuation each mated connector shall have is 0.5 db. The maximum attenuation for a cross-connect from one terminated fiber to another shall not exceed 1.0 db All splices will be done by fusion splicing. The maximum attenuation for a fusion splice shall not exceed 0.25 db /125 Singlemode Fiber Optic Cable A. Terminated with SC type connectors. B. The maximum optical attenuation each mated connector shall have is 0.5 db. C. The maximum attenuation for a fiber splice shall not exceed 0.25 db. All splices shall fusion spliced. 4 P a g e
8 9. Labeling horizontal cabling cables terminating in the communications room shall have the room number and outlet number from where it came. At the outlet end, the outlet itself shall be labeled with the circuit number that the cable has been assigned. The contractor shall request the Labeling Layout from UND Telecommunication prior to the need of this information. Room numbers shall be UND numbers and not the A/E plan drawing numbers All horizontal cabling faceplates and patchpanels shall be labeled with the room number, the alpha indicator, if used, the outlet number, and the jack position number. An example of a data drop in room 216, where the outlet is the third outlet in the room, and the jack is inserted in position 1 on the faceplate, the label will be 216R3-1. If this were for room 216A instead of 216 the label would read as 216AR3-1. The jack inserted in position two would be labeled, 216AR3-2. A. The outlet faceplate in the room or office would only be labeled with the room number, alpha character, and the outlet number. The faceplates are prestamped with the jack position number. B. The labeling format will be the same for phone or for data. The outlet and termination block will be labeled the same for either type of cable. C. Backbone cables would be labeled as cable Number and Count. Example; 1, is Cable Number 1 and Cable Count 1101 through This numbering system will be determined by the Telecommunications. 5 P a g e
9 APPENDIX A MATERIAL LIST & PART NUMBERS DESCRIPTION NAME Number 19"x 7 2 post Equipment Rack (either one) Newton Chatsworth Indoor 4pr Category 6 Systimax Indoor 4pr Category 6, plenum Systimax Indoor 4pr Category 6a Systimax Indoor 4pr Category 6a, plenum Systimax Cat6 4 pair 8 postion jack Systimax MGS Cat6a 4 pair 8 position jack Systimax MGS Duplex faceplate Systimax M12L number varies by color 3 position faceplate Systimax M13L number varies by color 4 position faceplate Systimax M14L number varies by color 48 port Cat6 angled patchpanel Systimax GS port Cat6a patchpanel Systimax GS block Siemens S210AB2-xxx 110/100 Pair block with legs Siemens S110AW /300 Pair block with legs Siemens S110AW Pair connecting block 110C Pair connecting block 110C block ID strip holder 188UT block Jumper trough 110A1 Indoor 8.3/125 Singlemode fiber Hitachi Indoor 8.3/125 Singlemode plenum fiber Hitachi Indoor, 50/125 OM3 Multimode fiber Hitachi Indoor, 50/125 OM3 Multimode plenum fiber Hitachi Indoor, 50/125 OM4 Multimode fiber Hitachi Indoor, 50/125 OM4 Multimode plenum fiber Hitachi port rack mount fiber dist panel Panduit FRME2 24 port wall mount fiber dist panel Panduit FWME2 25 pair indoor voice grade CommScope pair indoor voice grade CommScope Voice grade outside plant PIC filled cable Superior/Essex various Building Entrance Protector 489ACCI-xxx varies by cable size Gas Tube/Heat Coil Module 4B1-EW Outdoor 8.3/125 Singlemode fiber Hitachi strand fiber panel Panduit FRME4 SC 6 fiber panel Panduit FAP6WBUDSCZ LC 6 fiber panel Panduit FAP6WBUDLCZ Belden coax for TV distribution RG Belden coax for TV distribution, plenum RG-6 plenum 1695A Coax for TV backbone or riser RG Belden coax plenum for TV backbone or riser RG-11 plenum 89292
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