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Ch. 7 * (Telecommunications Spaces) Flashcards

0
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Telecommunications Room (TR)

A

Architectural space

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Telecommunications Enclosure (TE)

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Case

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Equipment Room (ER)

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Environmentally controlled

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3
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Entrance Facility (EF)

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OSP

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4
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Loud equipment should be located ___ the telecommunications space

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Outside

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5
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Sleeves/slots should be located on the ___ side of the room

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Left

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6
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Three types of steel conduit

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Rigid metal conduit (RMC)
Intermediate metal conduit (IMC)
Electrical metallic tubing (EMT)
Except “black iron pipe”

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7
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EMT

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Thin wall

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EMT is the ___ weight steel conduit

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Lightest

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At least ___ 4” conduits should serve an ER, TR, EF

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4

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10
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TRs on the same floor should be connected with at least ___ 3 inch conduit

A

1

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11
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Recommended door dimensions

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3’ X 6.5’ - minimum

Double door recommended (slide side to side or removable)

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12
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Used to reduce static electricity

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Antistatic floor tile

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13
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ER power provisions

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Two dedicated duplex receptacles on individual circuits

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14
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HVAC should run

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24 hours a day/365 days a year

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15
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Temperature of room that does not contain active equipment

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95°

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16
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Rooms with active equipment should be kept at ___

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77° and 55% humidity

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17
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Interchange per hour for TR

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1

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18
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Air change per hour for tunnel

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3

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19
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Air change per hour for battery plant

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4

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20
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___ should be kept close to the entrance of the telecommunications space

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Fire extinguishers

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21
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Telecommunication spaces should be located away from ___

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Threats of flooding

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22
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Minimum lighting

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50 foot-candles

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23
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Building less than 5000 sq’

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Shallow room

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24
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Building less than 1000 sq’

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Cabinet

25
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Wall field sizing

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4 sq” / balanced twisted-pair 4-pair circuit

2 sq” / optical fiber strand

26
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Wire management spacing

A

5-6” above and below connecting hardware

27
Q

Corners result in ___ of lost space

A

12”

28
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Standard for racks, cabinets or enclosures

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(ANSI/CEA) 310-E

29
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TR’s and TE’s differ from ERs and EFs how?

A

They serve tenants as opposed to buildings or campuses

30
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TRs or ERs should be located on every ___

A

Floor

31
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One TR or ER for every ___ square feet

A

10,000

32
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A full-size TR can support ___ 4-pair cables

A

480

33
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A small TR can support ___ 4-pair cables

A

240

34
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How many square feet does this room serve (2 racks)?

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Less than 5000 sq’

35
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TE doors may be?

A

Hinged or removable

36
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TE service area

A

3,600 sq’

37
Q

ERs should be located in the ___

A

Center

38
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255 work areas
55 BAS devices
ER size ___

A

205 sq’

39
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Typical equipment cabinets require ___ of floor area and ___ working clearance

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10 sq’ & 10 sq’

40
Q

Recommended cable pathways entering TR

A

(4) 4” + spare if over 40,000sq’

41
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Cable pathways entering ER

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(5) 4”

42
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Cable pathways entering EF

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(5) 4” + (3) 2”

43
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ER temperature

A

77°

44
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ER humidity

A

55%

45
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ER heat dissipation

A

5000 BTUs (British Thermal Unit)

46
Q

HVAC sensors/controls located @ ___ AFF

A

5’

47
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MC / HC

A

Main Crossconnect / Horizontal Crossconnect

48
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The MC should be located ___

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Close to the ER / center of building

49
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Size of TR

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5000 sq’ - 8’ x 10’
5000-8000 sq’ - 9’ x 10’
8000-10,000 sq’ - 10’ x 11’

50
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TE power requirements

A

1 outlet

51
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Standard working height means ___

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No scaffold or ladder req’d

52
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Avoid placing the TR near ___

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Kitchens
Bathrooms
Janitor closets

53
Q

Color code for 4”, 5” & 6” conduit thread protectors

A

Blue

54
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___ protect telecommunications systems from contaminants

A

Positive room pressure
Vapor barriers
Absolute filters

55
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Recommended space height for rack, cabinet or enclosure

A

7.5’

56
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ER minimum size

A

10’ x 16’

57
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Allow ___ more space for routing of cables, jumpers and patch cords

A

20%

58
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Color code for 1”, 2” & 3” conduit thread protectors

A

Orange

59
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If usable space is unknown, deduct ___ % of the total floor area to estimate usable floorspace

A

15%

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