28. Vibration/Seismic: 30g, 10-200 Hz, triaxial32. RoHS Compliant.
2.3 MULTI- MODE OPTICAL FIBER CABLE
A. Fiber Characteristics
1. General Fiber Specifications:
a. All fiber shall be of same manufacturer.
b. Fiber shall meet the distance limitations for 10 Gigabit Ethernet Max
Transmission Distance (m).
c. All fibers in the cable must be usable and meet required specifications
following installation and testing.
d. Fibers shall have dual wavelength capability; transmitting at 850 and
1300nm ranges.
e. Outside Plant (OSP) Multimode.
f. 50/125µm (OM4+).
g. 12 strand (6-pair).
h. 7.3mm cable diameter.
i. Glass core, 50/125µm core/cladding; 250 m coating; 900 m tight
buffered construction designed for outdoor installation; Kevlar aramid
yarn strength members surrounding the cladding of each strand;
plenum rated jacket.
j. Complies with TIA/EIA-568-B.3 for color-coding.
k. Maximum attenuation: (3.5dB km @ 850 nm) (1.5dB km @ 1300 nm).
l. Minimum bandwidth (500 MHz km @ 850) (500 MHz km @ 1300 nm).
m. Outer Jacket: UV & moisture resistant LSOH.
n. Optical Fiber proof stress: (1,500N).
o. Crush resistance: 5N/mm.
p. Operating temperature: -20°C to + 70°C
B. Fiber Optic Cable Installation:
1. Provide an additional 3 m of cable slack at each hand hole, and
connection points, allowing for future reconfiguration of connection
closets. Cable shall be neatly organized using cable management
hardware.
2. Do not exceed cable manufacturers minimum bend radius under
tension or final installation.
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3. Cable tension:
a. Do not exceed cable manufacturer maximum tensile rating
during cable installation.
b. No residual tension shall remain on cable after installation
except that which is due to cable's weight in vertical rise.
c. Cable tension shall be monitored during installation if winch
is used for installation. Hand pulls do not require
monitoring.
4. Vertical Rises:
a. Secure vertical cable at top of run.
b. Attachment point shall comply with cable's minimum bend
radius.
c. Provide intermediate support when manufacturer
specified maximum cable rise has been reached.
5. Cable Splicing and Termination:
a. All fiber strands shall be terminated at both ends.
b. Use of splices shall not cause attenuation of signal
exceeding allowable attenuation budget.
c. Make no splices within conduit or duct banks. Make
splices within pull boxes or process control system
equipment enclosures.
6. Fiber optic cable identification
a. All fibers shall be color coded to facilitate individual fiber
identification.
b. Labels shall meet the legibility, defacement, exposure and
adhesion requirements of UL969
c. Labeling shall conform to the requirements specified
within ANSI/TIA/EIA-606-A or to the requirements
specified by the Owner.
2.4 SINGLE MODE OPTICAL FIBER CABLE
A. Fiber Characteristics
1. General Fiber Specifications:
a. All fiber shall be of same manufacturer.
b. Fiber shall meet the distance limitations for 10 Gigabit
Ethernet Max Transmission Distance (m).
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c. All fibers in the cable must be usable and meet required
specifications following installation and testing.
d. Fibers shall have dual wavelength capability; transmitting at
1310 and 1550nm ranges.
e. Outside Plant (OSP) Multimode.
f. OS1/OS2.
g. 12 strand (6-pair).
h. 7.3mm cable diameter.
i. Glass core, 250 m coating; tight buffered construction
designed for outdoor installation; Kevlar aramid yarn
strength members surrounding the cladding of each strand;
plenum rated jacket.
j. Complies with TIA/EIA-568-B.3 for color-coding.
k. Outer Jacket: UV & moisture resistant LSOH.
l. Optical Fiber proof stress: (1,500N).
m. Crush resistance: 5N/mm.
n. Operating temperature: -20°C to + 70°C (0db added
attenuation)
B. Fiber Optic Cable Installation:
1. Provide an additional 3m of cable slack at each hand hole, and
connection points allowing for future reconfiguration of connection
closets. Cable shall be neatly organized using cable management
hardware.
2. Do not exceed cable manufacturers minimum bend radius under
tension or final installation.
3. Cable tension:
a. Do not exceed cable manufacturer maximum tensile rating during
cable installation.
b. No residual tension shall remain on cable after installation except
that which is due to cable's weight in vertical rise.
c. Cable tension shall be monitored during installation if winch is
used for installation. Hand pulls do not require monitoring.
4. Vertical Rises:
a. Secure vertical cable at top of run.
b. Attachment point shall comply with cable's minimum bend radius.
c. Provide intermediate support when manufacturer specified
maximum cable rise has been reached.
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5. Cable Splicing and Termination:
a. All fiber strands shall be terminated at both ends.
b. Use of splices shall not cause attenuation of signal exceeding
allowable attenuation budget.
c. Make no splices within conduit or duct banks. Make splices
within pull boxes or process control system equipment
enclosures.
6. Fiber optic cable identification
a. All fibers shall be color coded to facilitate individual fiber
identification.
b. Labels shall meet the legibility, defacement, exposure and
adhesion requirements of UL-969
c. Labeling shall conform to the requirements specified within
ANSI/TIA/EIA-606-A or to the requirements specified by the
Owner.
2.5 FIBER OPTIC CONNECTOR ASSEMBLIES
A. All fiber optic connector assemblies shall use high quality ST connectors installed
with anaerobic adhesive on jacketed pigtails.
B. Assemblies shall be provided with control panels for field splicing to Plant-Wide Data
Highway Cable upon installation of control panels.
C. Assemblies shall utilize a PC finish on the tip of the fiber to provide high yield during
splicing, and to meet EIA and IEC standards for repeatability.
D. All connectors that are metallic in nature shall be corrosion proof and shall withstand
minimum of 0.75 microns of corrosion per year.
2.6 FIBER DISTRIBUTION UNIT (PATCH PANEL)
A. Provide rack or panel mounted distribution panel for terminations, cross
connection, interconnection, splicing, and fiber identification for all strands of
multimode and single mode fibers depending upon location and fiber cables being
terminated. Terminate each strand of fiber entering or leaving the panel.
B. Provide protection from mechanical stress on the cable and fibers and from macro-
bending losses.
C. Provide fiber patch cords.
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D. The connector panels shall accommodate ST simplex and duplex connectors.
E. The unit shall be UL approved.
2.7 CAT6 DISTRIBUTION UNIT (PATCH PANEL)
A. 48 Port Cat 6.
B.
C. UL Listed.
D. RoHS Compliant.
2.8 ENHANCED CAT 6 UTP CABLE
A. 4 pair Category 6 cable shall conform to TIA/EIA 568A Commercial Building
Telecommunications Cabling Standard, Horizontal Cable Section, and UL LAN
Certification and Follow-up Program.
B. Indoor installations shall be plenum rated.
C. Cables shall be marked as UL verified Category 6.
D. Cables, when traversing enclosures, vendor panels , MCC or VFD containing 480
V AC shall include insulation rated for 600Vac.
E. Applications standards supported should include, but be not limited to, IEEE 802.3,
1Base5, 10BASE-T; IEEE 802.5, 4Mbps, 16Mbps (100m, 104 Workstations) and
TP-PMD.
F. In addition, cable shall be capable of supporting evolving high-end applications such
as 100 Base -T and 52/155 Mbps ATM plus the added application of 1000 BASE-T
Gigabit Ethernet.
G. Cable shall be round, and shall meet the following electrical requirements:
1. Attenuation (Guaranteed):
Frequency Attenuation
(MHz) (dB/100m)
1 2.0
4 4.0
10 6.40
20 9.2
25 10.3
31.25 11.6
62.5 16.8
100 21.7
150 27.7
200 32.0
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