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STANDARD RECOMMENDED PROCEDURE 005-201 | ISSUE 1 | 

OctOber

 2013 | PAGE 2 OF 5

 

4. 

Pulling Drop Cable through Duct to Premises

Step 1: 

When pulling through a duct, it is recommended to pull the drop cable from the 
network access point (NAP) toward the optical network terminal (ONt). Attach the 
pulling rope to the eye of the protective pulling grip of the cable and pull the cable 
through the duct to the ONt. ensure that you do not exceed 50 lbf (pounds force) on 
the cable (Figure 3).

Figure 3

NOTE: 

If pulling from the ONt to the NAP is required, a pull line can be attached to the eye on the 
Optitap

®

 connector. ensure that you do not exceed 100 lbf tension on the cable.

Step 2: 

coil any excess length of the drop cable in the handhole/pedestal.

5. 

Terminating the Drop Cable at the Premises

 

Figure 4

Step 1: 

remove the tape at the base of 
the grip (Figure 4).

Step 2: 

Pull ripcords to cut heat-shrink 
tubing (Figure 5). remove ripcord, 
heat shrink and black tape 
completely.  

Figure 5

Step 3: 

remove white tape and slide outer 
mesh off the end. be sure to remove 
by pushing mesh from bottom of 
grip, not pulling from top (Figure 6). 

                 

Figure 6

Maximum pull force of 50 lbf  (222 N)

KPA-1644

ZA-3987

ZA-3988

ZA-3989

ZA-3990

Summary of Contents for SST-Drop

Page 1: ... by a lanyard the Sc APc connector is captured inside a pulling grip to accommodate a pull line and protect the connector during installation 2 Components Figure 1 provides a pictorial description of the components of an Optitap Preconnectorized Drop cable Figure 1 3 Unpacking Flat Profile Drop Cables Optitap Preconnectorized Drop cables are shipped coiled in a box WARNING Unrestrained cable ends ...

Page 2: ...ng from the ONt to the NAP is required a pull line can be attached to the eye on the Optitap connector ensure that you do not exceed 100 lbf tension on the cable Step 2 coil any excess length of the drop cable in the handhole pedestal 5 Terminating the Drop Cable at the Premises Figure 4 Step 1 remove the tape at the base of the grip Figure 4 Step 2 Pull ripcords to cut heat shrink tubing Figure 5...

Page 3: ...from around the connector before mating Figure 8 Step 6 Access the ONt Step 7 Inspect and clean each adapter and connector per standard company practices before mating Step 8 Secure and route the internal cable into the ONt as per the ONt manufacturer s recommendations Figure 8 6 Installation 6 1 Connecting a Drop Cable to a Terminal NOTE Use of single fiber port cleaner CLEANER PORT OTAP is also ...

Page 4: ... approved for cleaning connectors and ports Step 1 remove the protective plug from the Optitap Adapter where the connector will be mated Figure 10 Step 2 Insert a dry swab into the adapter and make three 360 twists with light pressure against the connector end face Dispose of the swab after one use Figure 10 6 3 Mate Connectorized Drop Cable Step 1 Insert the connectorized drop cable into the Opti...

Page 5: ...tub to prevent kinking the cable stub at the terminal entrance Step 2 For light dirt and dust soak a rag or towel with clean water and gently clean the housing Wipe dry with a clean dry rag or towel For heavy caked on mud and dirt spray the terminal with low pressure water such as from a garden sprayer A soft bristled brush may also be used to lightly scrub the housing to loosen the mud and dirt r...

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