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Product specification

NR/PS/TEL/30107

Telecoms Lineside Copper Cable Enclosures

Issue 1, June 2006 · Copper design & immunisation

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
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)
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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