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STANDARD RECOMMENDED PROCEDURE 003-873 | ISSUE 2 | APRIl 2016 | PAGE 7 OF 18

6 .  Opening the Cabinet

Step 1: 

If the cabinet door is closed, use a 26B tool 

or a 7/16-inch nut driver on the latch to open 

it as shown by the inset in Figure 7. If desired 

to ease work operations, follow the remaining 

steps in this section to remove the exterior 

door.

Step 2: 

Remove nuts holding ground strap; then 

remove strap. Replace nuts on studs to 

prevent losing them.

Step 3: 

Lift door off the hinges and set aside.

Step 4: 

Reverse these steps to reinstall door after 

work operations inside the cabinet are 

complete.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Figure 7

 — Remove Door (Optional)

 

7 .  Grounding the Cabinet

Step 1: 

Unlock panel and swing it 

open.

Step 2: 

Open the splice chamber 

door and pedestal skirt, if 

equipped with these items. 

Slide splice trays out.

Step 3: 

Bring ground cable up 

through the grommet in the 

base of the splice housing 

and/ or through the grommet 

in the base of the cabinet 

(Figure 8).

Step 4: 

Attach the ground wire to the 

ground bar on the wall of the 

cabinet.

Step 5: 

Close the splice chamber 

door and/or pedestal skirt 

door, if opened previously.

Step 6: 

Close the panel and secure 

the latch as shown in the 

inset in Figure 8.

Figure 8

 — Ground the Cabinet

Step 7: 

Attach ground wire to building ground per standard codes and local practices.

TPA-3695

Lift Door 

Off Hinges

Remove Strap

Unlock Door

1

2

3

TPA-3696

Ground 

Bar

Unlock Splice Chamber

with 216B Tool;

Lower Door

Slide Splice Trays Out

Unlock Panel

Swing Panel Open

TPA-3696

Summary of Contents for OptiTect

Page 1: ...o 432 Fibers on a Wall 6 5 2 Mounting Cabinets with up to 432 Fibers into a Rack 6 5 3 Mounting Cabinets with more than 432 Fibers to the Floor 6 6 Opening the Cabinet 7 7 Grounding the Cabinet 7 8 Ma...

Page 2: ...nstalled P N FDH GRND KIT Feeder and distribution cable installation kit Feeder and distribution cable strain relief kit Wall mount and rack mount kit Only included with smaller indoor cabinet Install...

Page 3: ...pment and supplies 2 2 Materials Mounting hardware to attach the cabinet to the wall is not provided The hardware needed is dependent upon the surface to which the cabinet is being installed 3 Storage...

Page 4: ...can alter the transmission characteristics of the cable the cable may have to be replaced Step 5 If the unit shipped with cables preinstalled clip the ties from the cables Roll out the cables when re...

Page 5: ...View Top View 144 to 432 fiber cabinets 576 to 864 fiber cabinets Cabinet installed into frame Parameter 144 288 fiber unit 432 fiber unit 576 864 fiber unit Height H inches 31 33 26 25 w o splice ho...

Page 6: ...inet and hook the mounting bracket over the bracket on the wall Figure 6 IMPORTANT Lower edge of the cabinet or splice chamber should be approximately 36 inches above the floor Step 5 Screw the bottom...

Page 7: ...et Step 1 Unlock panel and swing it open Step 2 Open the splice chamber door and pedestal skirt if equipped with these items Slide splice trays out Step 3 Bring ground cable up through the grommet in...

Page 8: ...put fiber field and the output fibers will be mated to the front of the storage parking panel Step 1 Once service has been ordered remove the appropriate connector from the stored parked position clea...

Page 9: ...re sharply than the minimum recommended bend radius Do not apply more pulling force to the cable than specified Do not crush the cable or allow it to kink Doing so may cause damage that can alter the...

Page 10: ...o allow for cable adjustment during braided tubing installation and strain relief activities Cabinet Capacity Distribution Cable s F2 Feeder Cable s F1 144 fibers 9 5 feet 10 5 feet 288 fibers 10 feet...

Page 11: ...tment D Top of Cabinet 1 5 to 3 5 feet 4 feet All Cabinet Versions to 1 Full Loop of Fiber Around Splice Tray Sub units in Braided Tubing Refer to Table for Cable Sheath Removal Length 4 feet All Cabi...

Page 12: ...e end of the fiber s with the electrical tape Figure 12 Figure 12 Attach Plastic Rod Step 3 Push the braided tubing over the rod Figure 13 Figure 13 Install Braided Tubing Step 4 Slide tubing toward t...

Page 13: ...17 Remove Extra Slack Step 8 Secure the other end of the braided tubing Figure 18 Cut off the plastic rod Wrap electrical tape around the end of the braided tubing IMPORTANT Approximately 48 inches of...

Page 14: ...he teeth on the upper plate into the sheath Step 4 Wrap the grounding connector and split portion of the sheath with a few wraps of vinyl tape Step 5 Attach the ring terminal of the ground wire over t...

Page 15: ...ing the ground hardware Step 2 If there is a central member present install the central member restraint clip as shown in Figure 22 Trim the central member flush with the bottom of the restraint clip...

Page 16: ...in the splice housing with Distribution splicing in subsequent trays above Two sub units jacketed or braided tubing with three 12 fiber ribbons per sub unit can be strain relieved to each feeder splic...

Page 17: ...the organizer and routing slack around the organizer and within the interior of the tray Figure 26 Step 6 Reinstall the splice tray cover ensuring the tray cover is captured beneath the retaining tabs...

Page 18: ...ng methods WARNING Isopropyl alcohol is flammable with a flashpoint at 54 F It can cause irritation to eyes on contact In case of contact flush eyes with water for at least 15 minutes Inhalation of va...

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