DISTRICT MUNICIPALITY OF

DANIEL HERNANDEZ

WORK PLAN

DESIGN AND IMPLEMENTATION OF CABLING

STRUCTURE OF THE DISTRICT MUNICIPALITY OF
DANIEL HERNANDEZ

DANIEL HERNANDEZ - TAYACAJA

JANUARY - 2019
 I. Descriptive memory

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The data network infrastructure of the district municipality of Daniel Hernández is
in terrible condition, considering that this is a means of
main communication for data transmission and internet connection for each area
it makes use for the development of its processes.
The present project aims to analyze, design, and implement a wiring network.
structured within the infrastructure of the district municipality of Daniel Hernández
in such a way that it allows for control and management of network usage and traffic, with the
purpose of helping to optimize performance and productivity for achieving the
objectives of all user areas of the municipality and contribute to a better quality
of service, this network will allow for the establishment of secure and flexible communication and
it will support all data and internet services.

2. Generalities

2.1. Project name

Design and implementation of the structured cabling of the municipality
district of Daniel Hernández

2.2. Budget

2.3. Executing entity

District Municipality of Daniel Hernández.

2.4. Geographic Location

The district municipality of Daniel Hernández is located in the
Huancavelica Avenue without number in the district of Daniel Hernández, Tayacaja -
Huancavelica.
 Image 1, Geographic location of the district municipality Daniel Hernández

3. Current situation
Currently, there is an improvised data network that is distributed across
in a disordered and deteriorated manner, it is not possible to identify the network connections, the
the environment is not suitable for communication equipment, the cables are located
exposed and disordered.
Currently, the internet connection is poor, there are connection issues with the
printers, cable clutter, there is no IT security within the data network.

4. Project Objectives
The main objective of this project is to design and implement the wiring.
structured of the district municipality of Daniel Hernández.
The means to achieve this are:

Build a structured network of devices.

Comply with the established structured cabling standards for a network.
institutional.
Facilitate the connections of different devices that allow for the
functions and tasks of those who depend on the network to operate.

5. Project description

Through the PDIOO-Cisco methodology, a network infrastructure will be implemented.

data aligned to the following phases:
Planning phase: the detailed network requirements are identified and the
the existing network is reviewed.
-Design phase: the network is designed according to the initial requirements and data.
additional findings collected during the analysis of the existing network. The design is refined.
Implementation phase: the network is built according to the approved design.
Operational phase: the network is put into operation and is monitored. This phase is the
maximum test of the design.
Optimization phase: during this phase, errors are detected and corrected.
be before the problems arise or, if no problems are found, afterwards
 that a failure occurs. If there are too many issues, it may be necessary
redesign the network.

6. Reference value

7. Execution period
Duration: 3 months
Start: January 2019.
Completion: March 2019.

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9. Expected benefits
The structured cabling system will allow us to coexist many
services on our network (voice, data, video, etc.) with the same installation.
Regardless of the teams and products used, it will be facilitated and
it will greatly streamline maintenance tasks.
It can be easily expanded.
The system will be secure at both data level and personal security level.
They will be regulated by standards, which guarantees users their
provision for existing applications, being open, reliable solutions and
very safe.
Fundamentally, the TIA/EIA568A standard will be met, which defines among other things
the design standards of structured cabling systems, their topology, the
distances, cable type, the connectors, etc.
Since it is the same type of cable, everything can be installed over it.
tracing.
The type of cable that will be used is of such quality that it allows for the transmission of high
speeds for networks.
It will allow the provision of service to a wide range of telecommunications products,
natural as they are due to their great versatility.
It will not be necessary to add large amounts of money in the case of transfer.
of offices or transfer of the property since the most important work has already been done
find completed.

10. Valid measurement

11. Benefited population

The direct beneficiaries of the project are the 30 workers from the different areas of
the district municipality of Daniel Hernández.

II. Technical specifications

DESIGN AND IMPLEMENTATION OF THE STRUCTURED CABLING OF THE
DISTRICT MUNICIPALITY OF DANIEL HERNÁNDEZ
The current specifications involve taking and assuming criteria aimed at the aspects
of instructions, materials, methodologies, procedures, and others. Which by nature
general capacitate the documents as a technical assistant in the process of
implementation.

1. Generalities

1.1. General Provisions

These specifications serve to prevent and reduce potential controversies.
that are generated in the management of Contracts and stimulate a high quality of
work. To achieve this, an important aspect is emphasized, which lies in the fact that
incentivize the quality control by those responsible for the project, that is to say that the
the project's own developers directly ensure a level of quality in the
execution of the work and therefore of the materials, equipment, and the personnel involved in
each of the phases that make up the present project. The supervision will have the function
to carry out the Quality Control of the project for which it will have the elements
technical standards to be met.

The present technical specifications contain the conditions to be applied in the

Project 'Design and implementation of the structured cabling of the municipality'
district of Daniel Hernández.

The project includes the complete execution of the indicated work in the
specifications and also those not included in them, but that do appear in
the complete series of respective plans.

Project manager
He is the project manager, designated to a natural person, who represents the
executing team of the project will assume the corresponding technical direction
taking responsibility for the supply of materials, equipment, labor, and others
necessary for the proper execution and completion of the project.
Supervisor
He is the person who acts as the supervising engineer and/or inspector of the project, the
the supervisor can carry out the inspection of materials at the source of origin, as well as
the correct execution according to the proposed standards.
Project
It is the set of concrete, interrelated and coordinated activities among themselves that are
are carried out in order to generate a favorable change.
Plans
It means all the plans, calculations, samples, designs, models, simulations, manuals and
any other technical information of a similar nature, designed by the work team
and approved by the supervisor.
Technical specifications
It means the project specifications included in the file and any modifications.
or addition of the same, or presented by the project manager and approved by the supervisor.
 1.2. Material Control
All the materials necessary for the execution of the works will be supplied by the
District Municipality of Daniel Hernández, the selection of materials is the responsibility of
project manager, considering that the materials must meet all
quality requirements demanded in these specifications and established requirements.
The provided materials and other elements that the project leaders
employees in the execution of the same must be of first quality and suitable for the purpose
that are allocated to them. The materials and elements that the project managers use
in the execution of the project without the consent and approval of the supervisor may be
rejected by this one when they do not meet the corresponding quality controls.

1.3. Quality certification

The materials to be used and that are commercially manufactured must be backed.
for producer certificates indicating compliance with the requirements of
quality established in these specifications.

1.4. Quality control

This section shows, in general terms, the different aspects that must be present in
the Supervisor accounts for carrying out the Quality Control of the project, understanding the
concept as a direct way to guarantee the quality of the built product.
Likewise, those responsible for the project will effectively implement self-monitoring of the works.
The responsibility for the quality of the work lies solely and exclusively with those responsible.
of the project and the supervision. Any review, inspection or verification that you carry out
Supervision does not exempt project managers from their obligation regarding quality.
of the project.

1.5. Work routine

The Supervisor will define the control formats for each of the activities that are
they will execute in the Project.
At the end of each phase, the project leaders will prepare a report aligned to the
methodology.
Upon completion of the work, the project managers will send the Final Quality Report.
with your comments and observations to the project manager, in which you show the evolution
of the Control throughout the entire runtime. Emphasis should be placed on the variation of
the controlled parameters. It is recommended that the analyses be accompanied by
graphics based on the tempo and the progressive. It will also include statistical information.
of the set and the general file of the controls and calculations made.
The Supervision will review the Report submitted by the project managers and with their
Approval, comments and observations, will be sent to the Contracting Entity.

1.6. Evaluation for the acceptance of materials

This section describes the procedure for evaluating materials which, according to
with this specification, they require to be tested in order to be accepted.
For each activity and in its respective specification, the parameters are established for the
aspects that are defined below:
a) Control sector
 Corresponds to the computer science unit where the materials will be evaluated.
through tests.
b) Quality level
Rating given to each material after being evaluated that will allow to conclude its
acceptance.

1.7. Quality Monitoring

During the phases that the project encompasses, monitoring must be conducted.
quality in the timing complying with the proposed standards.

1.8. Acceptance of the works

The acceptance of the works will be subject to:
a) Visual Inspection that will be an aspect for the acceptance of the executed work
in accordance with good practice in the art, the Supervisor's experience, and standards.

2. Responsibilities

2.1. Description
In order for there to be a commitment from the project leaders from which the
obligations require the concurrence of requirements such as:
a) That the project leaders are obligated to execute the project or to the
provision of a service for the benefit of the district municipality of Daniel Hernández.
b) Assuming it with freedom, technical autonomy, and leadership.
c) For its part, the project beneficiary is obligated to pay for the work done by a
determined price.

2.2. Responsibility of the executors

Until the end of the project, the project managers will be responsible for maintenance.
the infrastructure of the district municipality building of Daniel Hernández taking
all precautions against damage or defects to any part of it, due to
the action of the elements or for any other reason, whether originating from the execution or
the lack of execution of the work.

2.3. Team
The team must be located appropriately in places where it does not disturb others.
people who are near the work environment, so as not to disturb the tranquility
during the execution of the project.
The equipment to be used must operate under appropriate conditions to avoid accidents or
damage to the environment.
These actions must be complemented with periodic technical reviews. Save
hermetically the waste from machinery and equipment, to then transport them to
suitable places for the final disposal of these waste deposits.
 3. Development and progression of the work

Equipment
The project managers must maintain the sites where the project is executed.
Project the suitable equipment according to the characteristics, in such a way that it ensures its
execution in accordance with the plans, project specifications, work schedules
and within the established deadlines.
The project managers must keep the construction equipment in optimal condition.
conditions, with the aim of avoiding delays or interruptions due to damage in the
the same. The machines, equipment, and hand tools must be well designed and
construction taking into account the principles of safety, health, and ergonomics in
what resonates with its design. They must have a maximum age corresponding to their useful life.

The proper maintenance or conservation of equipment and tools is not only

basic for the continuity of production processes and for a satisfactory result
and optimal for the operations to be carried out, but it is also of utmost importance in
regarding the prevention of accidents.

It is the responsibility of the project managers:

Establish a regular inspection system that can foresee and correct in a timely manner
any deficiency.
Keep a record of equipment and tool inspections.

3.2. Organization of the Work

The project leaders must organize the work in such a way that the
applied procedures are compatible with the necessary technical requirements,
the established requirements, authorizations and other national and regional regulations
applicable to the development of the project.

The work must be carried out in such a way as to not cause annoyance to people, nor damage.
to structures, whose destruction or impairment is not foreseen, nor is necessary for the
execution of the project.
The physical progress of the project in time must adhere to the work schedule.
in a way that allows the harmonious development of the following construction stages
that is being executed.
Any violation of the previous provisions will be the responsibility of the
project managers.

3.3. Site cleanup of the works

It is the Contractor's responsibility to develop and implement an appropriate order program.

cleaning that contains provisions regarding:
Proper storage of materials and equipment.
The evacuation of waste, trash, and debris at appropriate intervals.
At the completion of each work, the project leaders must remove it from the site.
from the works all the equipment, leftover materials, debris and temporary works of
every class, leaving the entirety of the work and the site of the tasks in a state of
satisfactory cleaning.

3.4. Disposal of Waste and Surplus

The project managers must provide through appropriate procedures,
all the waste, debris, leftovers, and other residues resulting from the work
necessary for the execution of the works, at the indicated sites.

3.5 Personal
All employees and personnel for the execution of the project will be hired by the
project manager, who must fulfill all responsibilities regarding the
hiring of personnel. Likewise, it obligates the payment of all salaries that
establish in relation to workers and employees, since the staff that hires
official note character.
The professional staff, technicians, and employees will have sufficient capacity and solvency.
technique and ethics for the performance of their work in the assigned responsibilities for
each one.

3.6. Control
The project manager must take all necessary measures to facilitate control.
by the Supervisor. He will, in turn, take all the measures that he sees fit.
convenient, without prejudice to the progress of the work.

4. Measurement

4.1. Description
This Section contains general rules for the measurement and payment of the different works.
to be executed. In each section of these Specifications, specific standards are established.
of measurement and payment for each job and these prevail over the others.
The units of measurement and other technical data of these Specifications appear in the
International System of Units (SI).
In every job, the quantities actually executed during the period must be measured.
executed.

4.2. Measurement Terms

a) Metro (m)
It is the main unit of length of theInternational System of UnitsA meter
it is the distance that travels thelightin the vacuum for an interval of 1/299,792,458
ofsecond.
b) Units of measurement of the data
Decimal units such as kilobyte (KB), megabyte (MB), and gigabyte (GB) are
commonly used to express the size of data.
Binary Decimal
Name Symbol Value (base Name Symbol Value (base
2) 10)
kibibyte KiB 210 kilobyte KB 103
mebibyte MiB 220 megabyte MB 106
gibibyte GiB 230 gigabyte GB 109
tebibyte TiB 240 terabyte TB 1012
pebibyte PiB 250 petabyte PB 1015
exbibyte EiB 260 exabyte EB 1018
Table 1, units and binary and decimal values.

5. Specifications y characteristics delete wiring

structured

5.1. Overview of infrastructure of a S.C.E.

The architecture and topology of the Generic Data Network follows the hierarchical scheme in
tree that describes the UNE EN 50173 standard and is configured into three subnets:
Vertical Subsystem (SV) (trunk or backbone of the building), which allows the connection of
the different plants of the building.
-Horizontal Subsystem (SH), which allows connecting the plant distributor with the
User terminal. The following figure shows a diagram of the
subsystems of a generic structured cabling and the functional elements that
they are composed of.

Communication takeover

DE DP
Building distributor Plant distributor

C B A
90 m 90 m 5m flexible hose
Vertical subsystem Horizontal subsystem

5.2. Description of functional elements

The functional elements of a generic structured cabling infrastructure are

the following:
Building Distributor (BD): is the element that serves to interconnect the
communications of the building with the main network of the Campus.
Vertical or backbone cabling of the building: it is the set of cables used to
carry out the interconnection between the Building Distributor and the Distributors of
Plants existing in the building.
Plant Distributor (PD): it is the element that serves to interconnect the
users with the access equipment of the communication network and with the backbone
vertical of the building.
Horizontal Cabling: it is the set of cables used to interconnect the
Plant distributor with user outlets, to provide access to
telecommunications services.
Consolidation Point (CP): it is used to adapt different cable positions.
horizontal.
User Outlet (TU): it is the fixed connection device used to connect the
user equipment to the voice and data communication network.
The campus, building, and plant distributors are made up of a
set of distribution cabinets with distribution panels, for both cable of
copper as for optical fiber. The following figure is shown schematically.
the subsystems and functional elements of the cabling infrastructure
structured.

5.3. Technology in the transmission medium

5.3.1. Twisted pair cable

The twisted pair cable is configured by pairs of braided wires. This braiding
maintains stable electrical properties along the entire length of the cable and
reduces the interference created by adjacent wires. There are three types of cables
by twisting:
- No shielding (UTP, Unshielded Twisted Pair) Consists of one or more pairs
braided, insulated with a plastic coating, does not incorporate a metal screen.
This cable has less protection against electromagnetic interference.
external and is flexible and manageable for installation.
Shielded (STP, Shielded Twisted Pair) consists of a metallic shielding that surrounds the
twisted pairs protecting them against electromagnetic interference.
- Global Screen (FTP, Foiled Twisted Pair) consists of copper wires insulated by
a plastic cover interwoven with each other. Because there may be couplings.
among peers, these intertwine with different steps.
The horizontal cabling to be installed will be, due to its specific characteristics, the cable
Category 6 UTP twisted pair that supports the 1000Base-TX standard (Gigabit)
Ethernet.

5.4. Infrastructure of the projected facility

5.4.1. Network design criteria

The network to be designed:

He must respond to the services demanded by the district municipality of

Daniel Hernández, who have an increasing need for flow
communications.
It is an access, switching, and IP transport network that facilitates the process of
progressive convergence of services using the same infrastructure of
switching and transport of IP network for data and internet services.
Must use the most modern 'all IP' telecommunications technology.
It must provide solutions to the shortcomings of Internet connection services
broadband produced due to the capillarization of the networks of the
existing operators today have not kept up with the requirements
of connection that users demand.
The network design has been carried out based on:
1. The telecommunication services to be provided through the network.
2. The interconnection needs with other networks that are service providers
internet connection.

5.5. Hierarchical description of the data network

The present structured cabling project has planned a network of

interconnection that is connected to a Main Router (RP) for the core layer,
that the signal is distributed through the vertical network to the secondary switches (SD) of the layer of
distribution, one per floor, and from there, serving the horizontal subnetworks. The
Red Horizontal of each floor distributes the signals from the secondary splitters
up to the User Terminals (TT), going through the area distributors.
Therefore, adapting the structured cabling infrastructure system and the
hierarchical network design for the facilities of the district municipality of Daniel
Hernández, we have the following scheme:
5.6. Description of the subnets

5.6.1. Interconnection Network.

The Service Provider Interconnection Subsystem supports installations

(installation, cabling, equipment, ...) of telecommunications operators. It is the
in charge of driving to the main communications cabinet or Distributor of
Interconnection the wiring of each of these providers, from the point of
entry that it has in the building, as well as hosting the customer equipment
that enables access to communication services. The subsystem provides, by
on one side, connection infrastructures for wired access to the corporate network,
giving rise to facilities that connect the Interconnection Distributor with the
external incident of the building. The Interconnection Distributor, although it is defined as
independent functional element must be implemented as cabinet units
reserved in boxes housed in the Campus Distributor of the property (in the case
from this Project, the communications room will house a rack for interconnection
with the Service Provider, independent of the communications room of the building
In this way, the sizing criteria for the RX provided in this document
refer to the wardrobe units that will have to be dedicated to the
interconnection distributor functionality to house the network equipment of the
service providers (routers, media converters, PTRs, etc.) This subsystem
prevent the need for new pipe and duct installations for the
provision of the service by the providers of corporate network. The Subsystem
Interconnection includes: a) The link infrastructures from outside the building
and the cover up to the Interconnection Distributor (RX). b) The Distributor of
Interconnection (RX), which provides the necessary space to house the client equipment.
what the corporate network providers will install. - Design and Sizing
requires that in the highest hierarchical distributor of the headquarters (WAN Distributor)
there are 6 units of 6U height cabinet for wired access, and 6 units
from the cabinet (6U) for radio access. In addition, the following elements will be used:
- Metal pass-throughs of 1U - Schuko socket base, with 6 outlets, equipped with
take a socket and bipolar luminous switch with operation indicator.
bases will have side brackets for horizontal mounting on 19" racks.

5.6.2. Main Communications Room

The Main Communications Room (SCP) will be a compartment dedicated exclusively

telecommunications equipment. The elements will be installed in this room
necessary for the implementation of the structured cabling system, as well as the
network electronics needed.
It will be the control center of the entire network of the district municipality building.
Daniel Hernández houses the highest hierarchical dispatcher of the network.
case of the Building Distributor, which coincides with the floor Distributor.
Location and sizing
Its location is on the second level of the building. The minimum dimensions for the
The Main Communications Room is 2 x 2 x 2.30 m (width x depth x height). The room will be
rectangular. The walls and the floor must have sufficient load-bearing capacity.
to support the weight of communication cabinets, PBX or equipment
information to be placed in the room.
Equipment
It is recommended to equip the SCP with the following infrastructures:
Access ramp for equipment, covered in Pirelli rubber or similar, at 20º
inclination as maximum.
Independent air conditioning system. The supply and return units of
air will be equipped with fire doors. The ventilation cabins will be
equipped with filters to prevent impurities from entering the rooms. The system of
climate control will maintain the room temperature between +5º and +30ºC
and the relative humidity of the air below 85%.
A general lighting system will be installed to ensure an average level of illumination.
300 lux. The use of fluorescent lamps with ballasts is recommended.
high factor (330 lux at 1 m from the ground). The lighting will have a switch at
next to the door and there will be an autonomous emergency lighting system.
 In the case that there are windows, they will be equipped with blinds or mechanisms.
similar ones to avoid direct sunlight entering the interior.
The room will include the necessary elements to comply with the current regulations.
fire safety. It is recommended to have a fire extinguishing system.
inert gas fire, as well as a portable extinguisher fixed to the wall. In addition,
must have an automatic fire detection system (detector of
smoke and thermal-velocimetric detectors) and alarm push buttons, connected to the central unit
of the building alarms.

5.6.3. Red Trunk

The Backbone Network, Backbone or Vertical Network, extends from the fourth of
communications up to the plant distributor. This connects the Main Switch of the
Central Rack of the Communications Room with the Secondary Switches of the layer
of distribution, located on the different floors of the facilities of the
district municipality of Daniel Hernández.
The vertical cabling will be done according to the mesh topology for the connection of
switch a switch, with transition points being strictly prohibited,
splices or insertion of devices. The trunk subsystem of the building has
designed through a network of gutters, in the sections where the installation runs
through the ceiling, and through ducting, in the sections where the installation runs in the
verticals, built into the wall. For the selection of the system, it has been taken into account
it accounts for various factors:
Weight and diameter of the cables planned for the installation and future expansions.
Possible distance between supports or support points.
Corrosion protection.
Type of installation (open, closed, ...).
Need for grounding.
Electromagnetic compatibility.

From the manufacturer, it is obtained that a Category 6 UTP cable has a diameter of 6.4 mm.
diameter and 40Kg/Km of weight, then I have the following sizing for the
various sections, according to the number of cables:
1. Section with 3 cables => S = 19.2 mm2.
We will have to take into account the weight of the cables, which will also increase.
a percentage per reservation (40%), and the total number of will also be taken into account.
cables (in the worst case, there are 4 cables). Considering this data,
next expression: C = (P * Ȉ n * a * 9.8) / 100, where:
Tray load in N/m
Cable weight in Kg/m
a: reservation of space for future expansions (40%)
In: sum of the sections of the cables to be installed in the tray The result is that
the load for the worst case, section where the tray contains 4 cables, is 6.34
N/m.
5.6.4. Red Horizontal

The Horizontal Network connects the plant Distributors with the Terminal Takes (TT)
of the user, passing through the different distributors of each area. The
subsystem includes:
a) The wiring of the subsystem
b) The mechanical termination of the horizontal cables including the connections.
both in the telecommunications hub and in the distribution panel, along with
the patching jumpers and/or bridges in that distributor.
c) The telecommunications connections. The equipment cables are not considered
part of it.
The horizontal wiring will be done from a single line between the connector panel.
from the plant distribution cabinet and the telecommunications socket, moving to
through the distribution cabinet of the different areas, being strictly
Intermediate transition points, splices, or insertion of devices are prohibited.
Channeling System:
The horizontal subsystem of the building has been designed using PVC gutters.
rigid M1 size (width x height) 40x90 mm. The installation of channels, moldings
And base channels will be done with finishing elements in such a way that it is guaranteed
a degree of protection against the penetration of solid bodies IP4X (UNE
20324:1993; EN 60529:1991) wall-mounted.
The following functional characteristics will be presented:
The channel system will be compatible with different manufacturers.
electric and telecommunications mechanisms of the market (universal,
modular, surface, and DIN.
The system will be insulating and will not require grounding.
The beam system will allow for the simultaneous laying of all the wiring.
necessary.
The base channels will be supplied with cable fasteners.
The installation of the base channels will guarantee a distance between the ceiling and the
electric conductors.
Tomas of Telecommunications
The telecommunications connections will be implemented using connectors.
female RJ45 with 8 contacts. In these last ones, the cable shield will be connected to the
metal casing of the connector. The wiring of the cables in both the sockets
User, as in the patch panels, will follow the scheme of the TIA/EIA standard.
568B, which is detailed in the following figure:
5.7. Management and administration of the system

All elements of the SCE (Distributors, panels, links, user sockets,

etc.) will be properly labeled so that they can be identified
uniquely and allow for proper management and administration of the system.
The identification labels must meet the following requirements:
a. Care must be taken to ensure that the labels are placed in such a way that they can be accessed.
they are lean and can be easily modified, if necessary.
b. The labels must be durable and the identification must remain.
readable throughout the entire useful life expected of the wiring. They cannot be handwritten.
c. The labels should not be affected by humidity or stains when they
manipulate.
d. The labels used outdoors or in other aggressive environments must
designed to withstand the rigors of that environment.
If changes are made (for example, in a patch panel), the labels
They should be inspected to determine if it is necessary to update the information.
picked up in the same.

5.8. Criteria for labeling nomenclature

All the cabinets (racks) of the SCE will be labeled according to the indicated notation.
in this section. In the case that a delivery person is made up of several
cupboards, for the purposes of notation, will be considered to form a single unit. There
It will assign a letter to each locker in the installation, starting with those of hierarchy.
mayor. The Main Cabinet of the Communications Room will be called Cabinet
A
The cabinet intended for service provider equipment will be called 'B'.
In this cabinet, also referred to as 'WAN'
The cabinet intended for the reception of the wiring, the backbone wiring, and the distributor.
The 3rd floor will be called 'C'.
The closet on the 4th floor will be labeled as: 'D'.
Patching Panels
In the patch panels, both the panels themselves and each
one of the mouths of them.
It is recommended to distinguish with colors the panels that belong to different ones.
subsystems within each cabinet.
There will be no distinction between the different types of panels, although it will be attempted that
the panels of the same type have consecutive numbering.
In the Communications Room of this project, the nomenclature is the
next:
* Rack 'A' for interconnection between the different racks in the room
communications.
Rack 'B' for connections with the provider and connections to the cabinets
plant distributors.
Rack "C" A rack lan - rack lan B: for the interconnection between the different racks
from the communications room. Core Network: for vertical connection between floors.
Red Horizontal: for the distribution among the departments of the fifth floor
(As previously mentioned, due to the short distance, between the
communications room and a floor distributor in the hallway, it has been opted to
integrate the distributor of this plant, in the communications room itself) Each
One of the mouths of the panels will be labeled with a sequential number.
Socket bases
Each power strip installed in the cabinets will be labeled according to the
RY nomenclature, where Y is a sequential number that indicates the number of the
power strip inside the wardrobe.
Usernames
User takes will be identified by the port number to which it is connected.
connected in the distribution switch in a consecutive and orderly manner.
The arrangement of the inputs on the panels must follow a logical order.
that easily allows for their localization. This arrangement will be made by
so that the shots present a numbered sequence that is ordered and coherent with the
following criteria: ƒ In general, the numbering of shots must follow an order
to the right and down on the floor of the building (taking as
reference the project plans). ƒ Within the same dependency, the
roses on the wall will be numbered sequentially in a clockwise direction, taking
as a reference to the door of the room. ƒ Within the same department, the boxes
The floors will be numbered following an arrangement to the right and downwards. ƒ
If there are several batches in the same box, the sorting principle will be followed toward
to the right and down.
 5.9. Distribution of jobs

5.9.1. Equipment Assignment

The facilities of the District Municipality of Daniel Hernández are

made up of 4 levels.
The different devices that need connection are:

USER RELATIONSHIP OF THE NETWORK BY AREA IN THE DISTRICT MUNICIPALITY OF DANIEL HERNANDEZ
NETWORK ACCESS POINTS
Quantity Quantity Cantdad
AREAS Printers Quantity Control Access
TCP/IP Computers Biometric Point
ATM Unit 2
Computer Room 0
Milk Base 1
Social Economic Development 2
Human Resources, Heritage, Informatics 3 1 1
Demuna 1
Sisfoh 1
Filing cabinet 0
Municipal Services 3

Parts Table 2
Box 2
Accounting 3
Civil Registry 2 1
Municipal Management 3
Infrastructure 5
Logistics 2 2

Council Chamber 1
Town Hall 1 1
3rd Military Registration 2
TOTAL 2 36 1 3

5.9.2. Resizing of sockets

For the accounting of the necessary connections, the common RJ45 connections are added:
computers, printing equipment, connection to Wi-Fi access point and control
biometric. For future expansions, as a precaution, an estimate is made of
10%, rounding up. This gives us between one to three more samples per area.
The necessary shots for the presented equipment are:
 RELATION OF NETWORK CONNECTIONS BY AREA IN THE DISTRICT MUNICIPALITY OF DANIEL
HERNANDEZ

AREAS Tomas Thomas of

necessary forecast
Computer science 2 1
Virtual library 1 1
PVL 1 1
Social Economic Development 5 2
Rents and civil registry 2 1
Demuna 1 1
Sisfoh 1 1
Human resources 1 1
Parts table 1 0

General Secretariat 1 1
Treasury and cash 2 1
Legal advice 2 1
ATM and budget 2 2
Accounting 2 1
Infrastructure 5 1
Logistics 5 1
Management 3 1

Auditorium 0 1
City Hall 1 2
General file 1 1
3rd Pending 1 1

Military registration 1 1
Warehouse 1 1

TOTAL 39 22
6. Plans

6.1. Semi basement plan

WALL CABINET PLANE CONVENTIONS

RJ45 adapter
Wiring ducts
6.2. First level plan
6.3 Second level plan

WALL CABINET PLAN CONVENTIONS

RJ45 ADAPTER
Wiring ducts
6.4. Third level plan

WALL CABINET PLANE CONVENTIONS

RJ45 ADAPTER
Cabling conduits
6.5. Communications room

DIFFERENT VIEWS OF THE WARDROBE

A
 Wardrobe A Cabinet B
(First level) (Second level)

Patch
Second level switch
Patch
Tomas 220 v
Server
Main router
Switch's del
first level
Patch's del
first level Cabinet c
Reserved space for (Third level)
the provider

Patch
Tomas 220 v Third level switch
Patch
UPS

Tomas 220 v
7. Terms and Conditions

7.1. Object

This Terms and Conditions document defines the set of conditions that will govern
the execution of all the necessary work for the complete realization of the project,
including the materials and auxiliary means, as well as the definition of the regulations
legal to which all processes and the people involved are subject
execution of the project.

7.2. Documents that define the project

The current Project consists of the following documents:

Memory.
Plans.
Terms and Conditions.
Budget
This Terms of Reference, along with the Report, Measurements, Budget and
Plans define the Technical Specifications and construction methods that must be
serve as a basis for the construction of the infrastructure. In case of
contradiction between the Plans and the Specifications will prevail what is described in
this last one. The mentioned in the Terms of Reference and omitted in the Plans or
vice versa, it must be executed as if it were in both documents. The
omission and erroneous descriptions in Plans and Specifications of the details
of the works that are manifestly indispensable to carry out the spirit
or intention expressed in these, or that must be carried out by customs and traditions,
the installer is not exempt from the obligation to execute these details having to be
made as if they had been fully and correctly specified in the
Plans and Specifications.

7.3. Definitions and attributions

For the purposes of this document and other project documents, the following are established
definitions, listing the main attributions. Management
The technique will be carried out by a Systems Engineer with managerial authority.
Faculty of the work and technical and economic interpretation of the Project, as well as
indicate the necessary measures to carry out the development of the work,
establishing the adaptations, complementary details and modifications
necessary for the correct execution of the work.
The project manager will be required to provide the necessary assistance.
inspecting the execution of the work, making the necessary visits and
checking that the project hypotheses are met, introducing in case
contrary to the modifications it deems appropriate, it will adopt appropriate solutions in
the unforeseen cases that may arise, will set the contradictory prices,
will draft the economic certifications of the executed work, will draft the minutes or
certificates of commencement and completion of the same.
7.4. Responsible for project execution

The execution of the project will be entrusted to individuals appointed by the chief.
projects duly authorized, who will certify such circumstance and will be
responsible for all effects of the events that may arise from the
non-compliance with these conditions. The relocation of the installations must
to take place in the presence of the project manager of the same.

7.5. General technical specifications

The installation of the proposed cabling network will need to be adapted to the
current legislation, as well as following the criteria that, for this purpose, are
generated by organizations or standardization bodies.

7.6. Wiring standards

EIA/TIA 568 Commercial Building Telecommunications Wiring Standard

Electronic Industries Association and the Telecommunications Industry Association
including the Technical Systems Bulletin 36 addendum (TSB--36) followed by the
EIA/TIA for cabling categories 3, 4, and 5 and the EIA/TIA Telecommunications
Systems Bulletin 40 (TSB40), standard for UTP connection hardware
categories 3, 4, and 5.
ISO/IEC 11801 Generic cabling for customer premises by the International
Organization for Standardization and the International Electrotechnical Commission
carried out by the Joint Technical Committee ISO/IEC JTC 1/SC 25.
UNE EN 50174-1 Information technology. Cabling installation.
Specification and quality assurance.
EN 50174-2 Information technology. Installation planning of the
installation inside the buildings.
UNE EN 50174-3 Information technology. Installation planning of the
installation on the exterior of the buildings.
7.7. Regulations on electromagnetic compatibility
(EMC)

In 1989, the Directive of the Council of the European Communities was published.
89/336/EEC which, with the amendments introduced by directives 92/31/EEC and
91/263/EEC establishes guidelines on electromagnetic compatibility.
whose compliance is mandatory in the European Union starting January 1st
1996. In Spain, Royal Decree 444/94 of March 11 transposes it,
establishing the same date for its entry into force in our country. They must
take into account, when applicable, the following Spanish regulation and
European
UNE-EN 50081 (1994) "Electromagnetic Compatibility. Generic Standard for
Emission.
UNE 20-726-91 (EN 55022 (1987)) 'Limits and Measurement Methods of the
Characteristics related to the radioelectric disturbances of the equipment
information technologies.
UNE-EN 50082-1 (1994) "Electromagnetic Compatibility. Generic Standard for
Immunity.
EN 55024 Product standard on immunity to disturbances
electromagnetic in information technology equipment. To obtain the
compliance with the essential requirements of the CEM Directive must be met
the so-called 'product standards', but failing that, the 'generic standards' are
sufficient.

7.8. Other standards

GLOBAL REGULATION (ISO/IEC)

ISO/IEC/TR3 8802-1
Information Technologies - Telecommunications and Information Exchange
between systems - local area networks and metropolitan - Specific requirements -
Part 1 Review of Local Area Standards
ISO/IEC/8802-3
Information Technologies - Telecommunications and information exchange
between systems – local and metropolitan area networks – Specific requirements –
Part 3 Multiple Access Method by Carrier Sensing
collision or specifications of physical level.
ISO/IEC 61935-1
Generic specification for generic cabling tests according to ISO/IEC
11801.
Installed wiring
IEC 60364-1
Electrical installation of buildings Part 1: Scope, purpose and principles
fundamentals
IEC 60 950
Security of information technology equipment, including equipment
professional electricians
 INDUSTRY REGULATIONS (TIA/EIA, IEEE)
ANSI/TIA/EIA569
Standard for Commercial Buildings for Ducting and Spaces for
Telecommunications
TIA/EIA TSB-72
Centralized Wiring Guide in Fiber Optics
TIA/EIA TSB-75
Additional Practices for Horizontal Cabling in Open Offices
IEEE 802.3
Local Area Networks: Multiple Access by Carrier Detection
CSMA/CD collision - Ethernet

Funding will be provided by the District Municipality of Daniel.

Hernández.
BUDGET
PRICE
CANT DESCRIPTION BRAND UNITARY TOTAL
SERVICE OF ELABORATION OF
1 01 AND FILE S/ 5,000.00
INSTALLATION SERVICE POINT OF
2 170 POINTS Structured Cabling S/ 80.00 S/ 13,600.00
3 01 AND RECEPTION $1,000.00
SUB TOTAL $19,600.00
RJ45 CRIMPER (PUNCH DOWN)
4 02 AND FOR NETWORK CABLE TRENDNET S/ 92.74 S/ 185.47
IMPACT TOOL Punch Down C/ Type
5 02 AND 110 And Blade SATRA S/ 95.00 S/ 190.00
6 02 AND UTP CABLE STRIPPER TRENDNET S/ 60.00 $ 120.00
UTP CABLE CAT 6 100% COPPER
7 3 BOX -300MTS SATRA S/ 556.42 S/ 1,669.25
RJ45 CAT 6 CONNECTOR BOX. 100
8 3 BOX UNITS SATRA S/ 100.80 S/ 302.40
9 02 AND GENERIC NETWORK CABLE TESTER $50.00 S/ 100.00
10 01 AND LABELER FOR RJ45 CABLE BROTHER PROF. S/ 842.69 S/ 842.69
Hoods for RJ45 connectors
11 3 AND 100UND SATRA S/ 48.38 S/ 145.15
12 150 UND DATA BOX SATRA S/ 4.80 S/ 720.00
13 150 UND JACK Category 6 SATRA $ 16.50 S/ 2,475.00
14 150 UND FACE PLACE (TAPA) SATRA $3.80 S/ 570.00
FLOOR CABINET FLOOR CABINET
15 1 AND 44 RU 2.10 M SATRA S/ 3,061.00 S/ 3,061.00
16 4 AND POWER RACK SATRA S/ 164.00 S/ 656.00
17 6 AND PATCH PANEL SATRA S/ 380.00 $2,280.00
18 6 AND HORIZONTAL ORGANIZER WITH LID SATRA $65.00 S/ 390.00
 1 RU
19 2 AND WALL CABINET 6 RU SATRA S/ 780.00 S/ 1,560.00
KIT 2 FANS for Floor Cabinet
20 01 AND SATRA SATRA S/ 210.00 S/ 210.00
21 01 AND ROUTER RB1000 MICROTIK $1,200.00 S/ 1,200.00
SUB TOTAL S/ 16,676.96
TOTAL S/ 36,276.96
1.1 SCHEDULE OF ACTIVITIES
The following activities will allow us to plan and develop the
structured cabling project

1.2 GOALS
Meet the Structured Cabling standards for the
according to receipt.

1.3 PLACE OF DEVELOPMENT

Daniel Hernández - Tayacaja - Huancavelica
Infrastructure of the District Municipality of Daniel Hernández

Ing. Alexander Chocca Perez

Head of networks and Virtual Library of the MDDH