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Level 2 specification

NR/L2/TEL/30151

Design and installation of station cabling

Issue 1, 4 December 2010 · Cable route, survey & installation

Clause map — what each clause deals with

1PurposeAims — better cabling standards on stations
2ScopeDesign and installation of telecom cables and routes on stations
3DefinitionsDefinitions
4Roles and responsibilitiesRoles — infrastructure manager, station facility owner
5.1Site surveyGRIP 4 site survey scope
6.1.1GeneralNew routes — renew/expand existing first
6.1.2Temporary installationsTemporary installations
6.1.3Routing of new cable routesRouting out of public view
6.1.4Capacity in new cable routesCapacity margins
6.1.5Service lifeService life of station routes
6.1.6MaterialsMaterials — sub-surface considerations
6.1.7Cable trayCable tray use
6.1.8Cable tiesCable ties — cautions
6.1.9Clipping cables directly to surfacesClipping single tails direct to surfaces
6.2Existing cable routesUsing existing routes — appearance, capacity, ownership
6.3Flexible conduitFlexible conduit for tails
6.4Working At Height RegulationsWorking at height
6.5Draw ropesDraw ropes in spare pipes
7.1CapacityFuture capacity in trunk cables
7.2Cable typesCable types for location/environment
7.3Cabling for induction loopsInduction loop cabling — points to 30134
8LabellingCable labelling — ownership, service, destinations
9Station locationsLocation-by-location notes — platforms, roof voids, retail, canopies, booking hall, ticket office, equipment rooms, control room, lifts, bridges, refuges

Standards this one points to