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The bound cables should be kept close to each other and look straight and tidy, without sheath
damage.
The cable ties should face the same direction; the cable ties at the same position should be at the
same level.
After cables are installed, make sure to stick labels at two ends, intermediate connection positions,
and turning points of cables.
Lay out different types of cables separately. Prevent laid cables from twisting or crossing each other.
Power cord laying requirements
The power cord laying positions should comply with the engineering design drawing requirements.
If the power cord length is not enough during laying, replace the power cord. Do not make joint or
welding spot along the power cord.
Avoid circling or twisting when laying the power cord.
PGND cable laying requirements
Do not lead in the PGND cable from the outdoor overhead layer. It must be buried underground in the
whole course or routed indoors.
Do not bind the PGND cable and signal wire together or make them intertwined, and keep a distance
between them to avoid mutual interference.
All the accessible conductive metal parts in the device enclosure must be connected to the protection
ground terminal reliably.
Fiber laying requirements
Do not bind the fiber at the fiber bending position.
Do not pull the fiber forcefully or use a foot or other heavy objects to press the fiber, and prevent the
fiber from coming into contact with sharp objects, lest the fiber would be damaged.
When routing optical fibers, wind excess fibers on a special device, e.g., a fiber reel.
For the optical fiber jumper, the fiber must be bound with cable ties. If the fibers need to be fixed on a
cabinet or device, use cable ties for the optical fiber. Ensure that the fibers can be pulled freely in the
cable ties but cannot be bent to form a right angle.
Use uniform force when winding fibers. Do not force to bend fibers lest they would be damaged.
Be sure to put on a dust cap when the fiber connector is not in use.
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