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NR/PS/TEL/30107

Telecoms Lineside Copper Cable Enclosures

Issue 1, June 2006 · Copper design & immunisation

Core requirements for non-climate-controlled, unpowered lineside copper enclosures

Clause map — what each clause deals with

1PurposeCore requirements for non-climate-controlled, unpowered lineside copper enclosures
2ScopeBasic enclosure requirements; projects may add their own
4DefinitionsDefinitions — backmount, BOP, cabinet
5IntroductionWhat an enclosure is for — housing copper termination modules
6Enclosure TypesThe two enclosure types, cabinet and box-on-post (BOP), and when the smaller BOP may be used (low pair count, few tails, low vandal risk)
7Approval of EnclosuresProduct approval route
8Service LifeService life expectation
9InstallationsInstallation — siting requirements that apply
9.1.1Preferred BasePreferred pre-cast concrete base (BRS-SC 32) and the largest nominal cabinet height it suits
9.1.2Alternate BaseAlternative bases
9.2For BOPsBOP post mounting
9.3Wall Mounting Kit For BOPsBOP wall mounting kit
10.1Environmental ConditionsEnvironmental conditions to withstand
10.2Vandal ActivitiesVandal resistance rating
11Material Performance and RequirementsMaterial performance — pollutants, fire, cable-sheath compatibility, UV, disposal, colour
11.6ColourPreferred colour
12IP RatingIngress protection rating
13Roof ProfileRoof profile — anti-climb, no water pooling
14Doors and LocksDoors, stays, seals and locks
15.1Earthing PointEarthing stud
15.2BondingBonding of metallic parts
17Enclosures FinishesFinishes
18MaintenanceMaintainability — site repair, graffiti removal
19Enclosure FurnitureEnclosure furniture — glands, jumper management, backmounts
20ShippingPackaging and installation instructions
21Type TestsType tests — environmental, overturning, drop, doors, paint, fire

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