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Level 2 specification

NR/L2/TEL/00028

Controlled Climate Trackside Housing for Telecommunications Equipment (formerly NR/PS/TEL/00028)

Issue 3, 07 September 2024 · Housings, earthing & masts

Clause map — what each clause deals with

1PurposeMinimum requirements for selecting climate-controlled trackside housings (cabinets with cooling) for telecoms equipment
2ScopeSpec for the design and construction of climate-controlled housings for active telecoms
3Roles and responsibilitiesWho defines the housing requirements for the assets inside
4Definitions and GlossaryDefinitions and glossary
5Network Rail Health and Safety Management System (SMS)CDM applies to the whole process
6.1Design CriteriaDesign criteria — internal environment for the equipment
6.2ConfigurationWhat the housing has to accommodate — equipment, cabling, power, batteries, cooling
6.3Incoming ServicesIncoming services — cable entry and bend radii
6.4.1Telecommunications Equipment and Cabling CompartmentTelecoms equipment and cabling compartment
6.4.2Extra Low Voltage Power Equipment and Cabling SegregationELV power segregation
6.4.3Battery Equipment CompartmentBattery compartment
6.4.4Low Voltage Power Equipment and cablingLV power equipment and cabling
6.4.5Passive Rack EnclosurePassive rack enclosure
6.4.6Generator Connection EquipmentGenerator connection
6.5FinishFinishes and colours available
6.6FireFire performance of housing materials
7Operating EnvironmentOperating environments the housing must suit (platforms, lineside, subsurface)
8Environmental ControlsEnvironmental controls — ingress protection, climate control
9Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC)EMC protection
10Storage, Transport and InstallationStorage, transport and installation guidance from the manufacturer
11MaintenanceMaintenance regime and design life

Standards this one points to