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Reece Branch Cabling Standard
REECE BRANCH CABLING STANDARD January 30, 2015
Overview Introduction
This document contains detail of Reece’s accepted cabling standards
Who uses this
Reece / Selected Integrator / Data and Communications Contractor
Business benefit
Business continuity
Version
1.10
Revision History
Peter Castle, Rick Georgiou, Scott Mannix (Cube Networks), Steve Willis (Datamini)
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Contents Overview ........................................................................................................................................................................... 2 Audience ........................................................................................................................................................................... 5 Scope ................................................................................................................................................................................. 5 Conduits, Ducting and Floor Boxes ................................................................................................................................... 6 Network Infrastructure application .................................................................................................................................. 6 Application for Carrier Services ........................................................................................................................................ 6 Specifications .................................................................................................................................................................... 7 Cable Type ..................................................................................................................................................................... 7 Certification and Testing ............................................................................................................................................... 7 Cooper ....................................................................................................................................................................... 7 Fibre .......................................................................................................................................................................... 7 Labelling ........................................................................................................................................................................ 8 Documentation ............................................................................................................................................................. 8 Patch Cables & Lengths ................................................................................................................................................. 9 Parts List ........................................................................................................................................................................ 9 Single Rack / Single Switch / Single Site .................................................................................................................... 9 Single Rack / Dual Switch / Multi Site ..................................................................................................................... 10 Spare Patch Cables ...................................................................................................................................................... 10 Patch Cable Colour’s ................................................................................................................................................... 11 Patching ....................................................................................................................................................................... 11 Amplifier ...................................................................................................................................................................... 11 Store music player....................................................................................................................................................... 11 Field Outlets ................................................................................................................................................................ 12 Patch Panels ................................................................................................................................................................ 13 Cable Management ..................................................................................................................................................... 13 Power Distribution Unit (PDU) .................................................................................................................................... 13 Services Patch Panel ................................................................................................................................................... 14 Multiple Business Units ............................................................................................................................................... 14 Multisite ...................................................................................................................................................................... 15 Patching Schedule ....................................................................................................................................................... 16 Patch panel termination ............................................................................................................................................. 16 Connection Diagram ................................................................................................................................................... 17 Switch Model 3560 Uplinks ..................................................................................................................................... 17 Reece Pty Ltd | Overview 3
REECE BRANCH CABLING STANDARD January 30, 2015 Switch Model 2960 Uplinks ..................................................................................................................................... 18 Switchport Patching .................................................................................................................................................... 20 Switch Model 3560 Patching ................................................................................................................................... 20 Switch Model 2960 Patching ................................................................................................................................... 21 Communications Cabinet ............................................................................................................................................ 24 Additional Communication cabinets ....................................................................................................................... 24 Additional Communication Cabinet Backbone copper ........................................................................................... 24 Additional Communication Cabinet Backbone fibre ............................................................................................... 24 Location ................................................................................................................................................................... 25 Operating Temperatures......................................................................................................................................... 25 IP Cameras .................................................................................................................................................................. 25 Wireless Access Points ................................................................................................................................................ 25 Comms Cabinet Rack Layout ........................................................................................................................................... 26 Single Rack / Single Switch / Single Site Biab .............................................................................................................. 26 Single Rack / Dual Switch / Multi Site BiaB ................................................................................................................. 27 Multiple Rack / Dual Switch / Multi Site BiaB ............................................................................................................. 28 Multiple Rack / Three Switch / Multi Site BiaB ........................................................................................................... 29 Store Rack (Rear) ......................................................................................................................................................... 30 Multiple Rack / Dual Switch / Multi Site / Satellite Rack ................................................................................................ 31 Sites with smaller cabinets that are not BiaB ................................................................................................................. 32 Installation Practices and Requirements ........................................................................................................................ 33
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Audience This document is to be used during the installation, maintenance or handling of cabling infrastructure. This document will also serve as a reference document for the following skill groups
Building services Reece I.T I.T integrators selected by Reece Cable integrators selected by Reece Pty Ltd
The document provides
Technical specifications that are to be complied for all Reece branch cabling A cabling template for all Reece sites
The selected cable integrator shall be responsible for managing the work outlined in this document. The selected cable integrator shall be responsible for ensuring all work is done in accordance with this document. Reece will nominate a suitable person to sign of the cabling work completed at integrators sites
Scope This document outlines the standards that need to be adhered to for the supply, delivery, installation, commissioning and testing of the data cabling services and includes but is not limited to:
Voice backbone cabling from the Bill Distributor (BD) to the Test Print Frame (TPF) Floor distributors Equipment cabinets Voice ties between racks and the Test Print Frame (TPF) Field outlets Mode 3 for security Patch panels Cable management. Cable support systems Patch cables and fly leads. Testing and commissioning of all services. Photo evidence of the installation As built drawings
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Conduits, Ducting and Floor Boxes
All in slab conduits, ducts and floor boxes shall be supplied and installed by the electrician. The electrician is also responsible for conduits intended for use by Telstra. Where it is not possible to conceal cabling from the public ducting or conduit must be used.
Network Infrastructure application
Application for reticulation is to be made to Telstra Smart community on behalf of Reece Pty Ltd for Lead-in cable and conduits. Telstra Smart community refers to the Telstra Velocity network. It provides more
versatile communication services for your home and gives you access to products that include high speed broadband, multiple fixed line services, digital Free To Air TV services, Foxtel from Telstra and other future broadband products and services as they become available. o Site and conduit location plans must be attached. o Open trench dates need to be coordinated with the successful builder. o The AFR must be constantly monitored for progress.
The application must be made a minimum of 16 weeks prior to the practical completion date to ensure all services are commissioned and fully operational.
The installation of third party pit and pipe (Building Distributor location to the property boundary) must comply with the minimum standards and testing of the Communications Alliance document G645:2011.
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Ownership of third party pit and pipe is required to be transferred to Telstra. This can be done with the AFR by uploading the signed 3rd party pit and pipe Acquisition document.
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Telstra will arrange for their contractor to inspect the 3PPP installation and if required request any defects be resolved to Telstra’s satisfaction.
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Installation of the 3PPP must be completed and inspected as a matter of urgency and be completed including passing the inspection a minimum of 8-10 weeks prior to the practical completion date. 8 weeks should ensure the branch can be fully operational and ready to trade prior to handover.
Application for Carrier Services
Upon receiving full site address details, on Reece Pty Ltd behalf the contracting company shall apply for services for each site with the carrier of Reece’s choice (Telstra). Contracting company will be responsible for ordering and commissioning of all inbound phone services. Services may consist of: o PSTN o ISDN Basic rate o ISDN Primary rate 10/20/30 o NBNco delivered services – As directed by Reece Once all line details have been provisioned contracting company are to liaise with all relevant Reece departments for distribution of branch phone numbers. o
Line details are to be verified on site as early as possible.
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Specifications Cable Type
New stores must be installed with Cat6 cabling Existing store can utilise minimum Cat5e if required
Certification and Testing Cooper All cabling shall be tested using a compliant portable tester. Test shall be performed using AS/NZ channel test for class E (cat6) installations. Testing shall be performed by trained operators.
The Structured Cabling System shall be tested by the installer for compliance to the requirements specified in the latest ISO/IEC 11801 standard for Class E performance. All results will be sent to Reece within 2 weeks of completion. Reece to review SLA The information required shall include, but it is not limited to:
Cable length in meters Correct Pair assignment Correct pair polarization Near end cross talk frequencies up to and including 100 MHZ Attenuation Signal to noise ratio and ambient noise value
Any cable forming part of a structure cabling solution that doesn’t meet the required performance levels shall be replaced (Marginal / Star pass shall not be accepted)
Fibre Conduct the tests in accordance with Compliance to ISO/IEC 11801 Test shall be performed by Qualified fibre specialists and involve the following:
Basic conformance testing. Establish the continuity of the OF under test Confirm the correct position of the OF in the terminal panel Measure the optical loss in DB of the link from end to end Discontinuity loss in db Signal strength in meters
Results shall be presented in a tabular and graphical format. All fibre segments shall be fully tested for conformance in both directions. A physical inspection shall be performed of all termination panels and cabling
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Labelling All devices are to be labelled. This includes the following: XXXX to be substituted with the store number Telstra Routers XXXXbara1 Reece Gateway XXXXtgra1 Reece Switch 1 XXXXpaxa1 Reece Switch 2 XXXXpaxa2 All patch panels are to be labelled using the following standard Inbound Services Patch Panel – “S” and placed in 37RU Above Switch 1 – “A” and placed in 35RU Below Switch 1 – “B” and placed in 31RU Above Switch 2 – “C” and placed in 30RU (If two switch site) Below Switch 2 – “D” and placed in 28RU (If two switch site) Telstra NTU’s (ISDN2 or ISDN10) These services should be marked with their phone numbers and/or ranges.
Documentation Supplied laminated documentation for the cabinet needs to be permanently located on the inside of the front cabinet door at approx. 1500mm high. This should include the cabinet layout, core device connection and branch switch layout template
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Patch Cables & Lengths To keep data cabinets functional, tidy and reduce possible signal loss, short patch leads should be utilised.
0.25 Metre cables are to be used to patch from the patch panels to the switch points 0.5, 1.0, 1.5 and 2.0 Metre cables to be used to patch from the switch or patch panel to devices located lower in the rack.
All cables used must be a minimum CAT6
Parts List Single Rack / Single Switch / Single Site Description Cat5e 0.25m Blue Cat5e 0.5m Orange Cat5e 1.0m Orange Cat5e 1.5m Orange Cat5e 2.0m Black Cat5e 0.25 Green Cat5e 0.5 Green Cat5e 1.0m Green Cat5e 0.5 Grey Cat5e 0.5 Purple Cat5e 1.0 Purple Blanking Plate Cable Manager Patch Panel
Brand Misc Misc Misc Misc Misc Misc Misc Misc Misc Misc Misc Misc Molex ET Australian Amplifier Monitor 42RU Rack (W/ 3x Shelves & Cage Nuts) High Class 19in Backmount Frame Krone Disconnect Module Krone 19in Shelf High Class PDU High Class
Part Number Quantity CAT5E025BLU 31 CAT5E050ORG 0 CAT5E100ORG 1 CAT5E150ORG 1 CAT5E200BLK 7 CAT5E025GRN 12 CAT5E050GRN 6 CAT5E100GRN 0 CAT5E050GRY 4 CAT5E050PPL 1 CAT5E100PPL 1 7 18032‐0002 4 ET‐6PP‐24A 3 AMC+60 F42R 5450 1 008 00 6468 5 043 10 S800 PDU16
1 1 1 3 1 1
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REECE BRANCH CABLING STANDARD January 30, 2015 Single Rack / Dual Switch / Multi Site Description Cat5e 0.25m Blue Cat5e 0.5m Orange Cat5e 1.0m Orange Cat5e 1.5m Orange Cat5e 2.0m Black Cat5e 0.25 Green Cat5e 0.5 Green Cat5e 1.0m Green Cat5e 0.5 Grey Cat5e 0.5 Purple Cat5e 1.0 Purple Blanking Plate Cable Manager Patch Panel
Brand Clipsal Molex ET Australian Amplifier Monitor 42RU Rack (W/ 3x Shelves & Cage Nuts) High Class 19in Backmount Frame Krone Disconnect Module Krone 19in Shelf High Class PDU High Class
Part Number Quantity CAT5E025BLU 62 CAT5E050ORG 2 CAT5E100ORG 1 CAT5E150ORG 1 CAT5E200BLK 7 CAT5E025GRN 12 CAT5E050GRN 6 CAT5E100GRN 6 CAT5E050GRY 4 CAT5E050PPL 1 CAT5E100PPL 1 2031VXWE 2 18032‐0002 6 ET‐6PP‐24A 5 AMC+60 F42R 5450 1 008 00 6468 5 043 10 S800 PDU16
1 1 1 3 1 1
Spare Patch Cables To ensure that adds, moves and changes can be performed on site with ease, spare patch cables need to be kept in the data cabinet. Spare patch cables will consist of:
6 x 0.25 Metre cables for phone or PC data points (Blue) 4 x 1.0 Metre cables for phone or PC data points (Blue) 2 x 1.0 Metre cables for accessories (Green) 2 x 2.0 Metre cables for accessories (Black)
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Patch Cable Colour’s Using coloured patch cables will make it easy to identify and troubleshoot issues. Colours have been designated in the below chart Purpose
Colour
Data/IP Phone
Blue
Router Uplink Telstra Router
Orange Orange Orange
CCTV Monitor
Black
CCTV Camera
Green
Wireless
Green
ISDN
Grey
Fax
Purple Purple White Red
Switch Uplink
ADSL IPTV Alarm
Patching Reece run a patch all data points environment. All field outlets must be patched into the Reece switches from ports 3 – 32. This needs to be followed for single switch and dual switch sites. All patching must be done with the correct coloured cables and lengths. See Patch Cable Colours section for more info.
Amplifier Australia monitor provide commercial grade reliable amplifiers that meet Reece requirements. These devices are rack mountable and come in difference models if more power is required. The standard is for an AMC+60 to be installed in all stores with a showroom for ambient music.
Brand: Australian Monitor Model: AMC+60
Store music player Reece currently use a CBOX Triple 888 to provide ambient store music through the Australian monitor amplifier. Note: This is only used in sites with showrooms.
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Field Outlets Managers Office
IP phones and workstations must share a single. Printers will require a separate outlet CCTV monitor location will require a single Outlets should be located above table height for easy access and identification - 900mm above floor All offices require two data points
2IC Office
IP phones and workstations must share a single. Printers will require a separate outlet CCTV monitor location will require a dual outlet Outlets should be located above table height for easy access and identification - 900mm above floor All offices require two data points
Additional Office (1 and 2)
IP phones and workstations must share a single. Printers will require a separate outlet CCTV monitor location will require a dual outlet Outlets should be located above table height for easy access and identification - 900mm above floor All offices require two data points
Dispatch Location
IP phones and workstations must share a single. All printers will require a separate outlet per device Outlets should be located above table height for easy access and identification - 900mm above floor All despatch areas require four data points
Trade Desk
IP phones and workstations must share a single. Outlets location will be in accordance to building plans If PSTN Eftpos is required a separate outlet is required
Other Field Outlets
IP phones and workstations must share a single. Outlets location will be in accordance to building plans
Average Store Outlets Phone Analog Analog Total Total Printers EFTPOS & PC Phone Fax Req Installed Mgr Desk 1 1 0 0 0 2 2 2IC Desk 1 1 0 0 0 2 2 Despatch Desk 1 1 1 1 0 4 4 4x Counter Desk 4 0 2 0 1 7 7 Printer Desk 0 2 0 1 0 3 4 Total 18 19 Area Mgr Desk 2x Showroom
1 2
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0 0
0 1
0 1
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REECE BRANCH CABLING STANDARD January 30, 2015 All field outlets that are to be used for Monitors or DVD players or other analog devices require single sockets (Only TV’s require dual sockets for future use). All outlets should be 900mm above floor when a desk is required. All remaining points should be located next to the GPO which is 300mm above floor.
Patch Panels ET is the current product that Reece using in most existing stores. It has been a reliable product and it can be purchased Australia wide via Datamini Communications. This product meets Reece requirements when it comes to product quality, price and availability.
Brand: ET Model: ET‐6PP‐24A
Cable Management Clipsal is one of the world market leaders when it comes to copper data cabling and accessories. For that reason we have selected Molex which is as division of Clipsal that meets our requirements when it comes to product quality, price and availability.
Brand: Molex Model: 18032‐0002
Power Distribution Unit (PDU) This PDU is readily available and boosts the following features
16 x 3 PIN outlets Volt meter Safety switch 1RU horizontal design
Brand: High Class Model: PDU16 The power supply to the PDU for the rack should be a dedicated 10A socket.
Device
Watt 590 Gateway power consumption 340 Amplifier power consumption 60 Telstra Router power Consumption 50 Total 1040 Switch power consumption
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Services Patch Panel The PSTN services shall be terminated from the frame into the Services patch panel. The same PSTN line must be split into ports 1 & 2. Port 1 is to be used for the Telstra ADSL Router and Port 2 is for the fax patch to field outlet. The ISDN services shall be placed on the left hand side of the Services patch panel in to ports 3-6 as required. These Other ports in the Services patch panel have been allocated for current or future use Media Player – Ports 7 to 8 CCTV Monitors – Port 9 – 14 Wireless Access points 15 – 24 1st SERVICES
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P STN-0 P STN-1 ISDN2-1 ISDN2-2 ISDN2-3 ISDN2-4 M EDIA M EDIA
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M ON
M ON
M ON
M ON
M ON
WIFI
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WIFI
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Addition service patch panels can be used if it is a multisite and more PSTN’s, CCTV Monitors or Wireless Access Points are required. No mention of CAM in first patch panel – 1st Services 2nd SERVICES 3rd SERVICES
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M ISC P STN-3 P STN-4 P STN-5 P STN-6 P STN-7 M EDIA M EDIA
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M ISC P STN-3 P STN-4 P STN-5 P STN-6 P STN-7 M EDIA M EDIA
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M ON
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CA M
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CA M
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CA M
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CA M
CA M
An Alarm patch point has been dedicated in the end of Patch Panel A in port 24. This is to be run through to the alarm panel’s location. Note this point is currently not used. These ports are all reserved.
Multiple Business Units For new sites, all business units must have all their field outlets terminated on their own patch panels. For example Panel A & B should be for business unit 1 Ie Plumbing or Plumbing and Showroom. If another business unit exists on the same site then then should be located in patch panels C & D. Sites with more than two business units should have a separate satellite 24RU cabinet to service the business unit with the greatest distance from the main cabinet. If a single business unit exists on a site they can utilised all patch panels in the rack IE patch panel A‐D.
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REECE BRANCH CABLING STANDARD January 30, 2015 Multisite Networking and infrastructure should be shared when a Reece plumbing and other business unit are:
located on the same premises not separated by physical barrier (including roads and Car parks) Have LAN device not extending over 90 Meters
Minimum Cabling requirements for all sites
Provide a system of cable trays, ducts, conduits and catenary wires to hold and support all installed cabling as required
Network and hardware equipment that is located in the cabinets must be mounted in accordance to cabinet installation standards outlined in this document
Cable runs must not exceed 85 meters and an additional 5 meter loop of cable should be left in celling space for future relocation of cabinet or services
All Tagging or labelling of cables and equipment is to be carried out using a permanent label
Site documentation is to be provided, consisting of as-installed cabling for horizontal and backbone cables including test results
All RJ45 jacks are to be correctly oriented to avoid dust and particles setting on contacts
All cabling terminations must be fully supported and impose no strain on termination contacts
Outlets within office areas should be mounted above table height and be clear labelled and visible
Provide sufficient RJ45 outlets to each location. Position of termination writing location to be advised
Auxiliary devices using 4 pair cabling Other devices that use the standard 4pair cabling include: VGA extenders for CCTV monitors Media Player (Coming soon) DVD Player These devices all require dual data points in each field location for future proofing.
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Patching Schedule The below patching schedule needs to be followed to keep all stores uniform and neat. The below schedule has been created with the Patch cables & lengths in mind so any deviation from either one will create issues. If for any reason this below chart cannot be followed 100% please contact Reece IT network team.
Patch panel termination 1st SERVICES
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ALARM
For Business Unit 1
PATCH A
PATCH B
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For Business Unit 2 (Can be used for business unit 1 if not second business unit exists on site)
PATCH C
PATCH D Note:
If the site does not have WIFI or CAM then those designated patch points should be reserved for future use. The first patch panel mounted in 37RU is to be reserved services and/or selected devices. The first 2 patch points on the SERVICES patch panel should be split for the phone line to enable the fax and adsl connection to use patch leads The ALARM patch point is currently not used. This is for future use The MISC patch point is currently not used. This is for future use Patch panel C&D are to be installed if a site has 2 switches If a multisite is required the extra fax's, WIFI and CAMERA's will be required. A multisite is one premises that houses multiple stores This needs to be follow this standard
2nd SERVICES 3rd SERVICES
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PSTN‐ 3
PSTN‐ 4
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CAM
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WIFI
CAM
CAM
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Connection Diagram Network devices should be connected as displayed in the below diagram. There are two different layouts. Single switch site and dual switch sites. All devices must be plugged into their designated ports. This is imperative as they must match the configuration template. Failure to do so will cause a site failure.
Switch Model 3560 Uplinks
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Switchport Patching Network switches need to be patched as per the port numbers and colours shown below. In some cases ports are reserved for CCTV or Wireless access points but there services may not be available at the site. To keep the standard uniform across all sites, only the ports marked in blue can be used for PC’s Printers and laptops.
Switch Model 3560 Patching
Phone,PC,Printer 1
Wireless Access Point
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CCTV Camera
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CCTV PC
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Gateway Uplink
PBX Mgt
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Switch Uplink
Misc
Single Switch Branch Catalyst 3560
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Catalyst 3560
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SERIES
PoE-48
48
31X 33X
47X
1
1
1
1
2
2
2
1
1
1
1
2
2
2
32X 34X
1
3
2
4
48X
MODE
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REECE BRANCH CABLING STANDARD January 30, 2015 Switch Model 2960 Patching
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REECE BRANCH CABLING STANDARD January 30, 2015 Switch Model 2960 24 Port Patching (Actrol Branches)
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REECE BRANCH CABLING STANDARD January 30, 2015 Switch Model 2960 24 Port Patching (Metalflex Branches)
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REECE BRANCH CABLING STANDARD January 30, 2015
Communications Cabinet A 42RU (Rack Unit) communications cabinet has been selected to meet Reece’s current and future needs. In addition we require four (4) full length shelves for devices that are not rack mountable. Brand: High Class Model: F42R 1000 Deep x 600 Wide Communication Cabinet is to include but not be limited to the following components:
1 x Services patch panel (Marked “S”) Single Switch Site - 2 x Field outlet patch panels (Marked “A” and “B”) Dual Switch Site - 4 x Field outlet patch panels (Marked “A”, “B”, “C” and “D”) 4 x Cable minder 4 x Full length shelves 2 x Blanking plates (If extra services panels are not required) All required cage nuts and bolts Flexible duct concealing all cables running into the cabinet from ceiling. Duct must have capacity for 20 % growth. Screw down footings 1x Horizontal PDU as specified Perforated Front and Rear Doors
Additional Communication cabinets If LAN devices cannot be located within 90 Meters of LAN devices, additional Cabinets should be installed communication
Additional Communication Cabinet Backbone copper
All copper ties should be CAT6 Terminated in rack mounted fibre tray in rack located in position 41RU
Additional Communication Cabinet Backbone fibre
All fibre is to be Krone minimum CMS 6core 50-micron OM3 multicore fibre. Terminated in rack mounted fibre tray in rack located in position 42RU Coupler/adapter must be beige Patch lead connector type must be LC for OM3 multicore fibre Patch lead colour must be Aqua Corrugated conduit should be used to protect 10 meter patch lead from computer room ceiling into cabinet
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REECE BRANCH CABLING STANDARD January 30, 2015 Location Cabinet is to be located in the stipulated area marked on the floor plans. The rack needs to be accessible from the front, rear and one side. There should be approx. 800mm clearance from walls and fixtures. It is preferred that the rack is located on the ground floor.
800mm clearance
Rack 800mm 1000 clearance Deep x 600 Wide
800mm clearance
Operating Temperatures All hardware has a safe operating temperature range of 0 to 40 degrees centigrade. The rack location needs to be in an area where the temperature does not exceed this measurement. If it does external cooling is required. Idea operating temperature is 20 degrees centigrade.
IP Cameras Each IP Camera requires a Data LAN cabling originating from a cabinet within 90 meters of its location. Where possible IP Cameras will be spread over switches for redundancy Green patch cables must be used and they are to be patch into ports 32-40 of the available switches. All IP cameras should be punched down in to the assigned patch panel location found in the patching schedule section. All Cameras should be labelled with their hostname Termination type: RJ45 Plug (No wall plates, directly plugged into cameras)
Wireless Access Points Each Wireless Access Point requires a Data LAN cabling originating from a cabinet within 90 meters of its location. Where possible Wireless Access Points will be spread over switches for redundancy Green cables must be used and they are to be patched into ports 41-48 of the available switches. All IP cameras should be punched down in to the assigned patch panel location found in the patching schedule section. All wireless access points should be labelled with their hostname. Note: A wireless site survey has been conducted so all wireless access point must be positioned according to the plan without exception. This is critical. Where possible, 5m slack needs to be left in case access points need to be relocated for better coverage. Termination type: RJ45 Socket (Fitted in wall plate with fly lead to access point)
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REECE BRANCH CABLING STANDARD January 30, 2015
Comms Cabinet Rack Layout Single Rack / Single Switch / Single Site Biab 42RU 41RU 40RU 39RU 38RU 37RU 36RU 35RU 34RU 33RU 32RU 31RU 30RU 29RU 28RU 27RU 26RU 25RU 24RU 23RU 22RU 21RU 20RU 19RU 18RU 17RU 16RU 15RU 14RU 13RU 12RU 11RU 10RU 9RU 8RU 7RU 6RU 5RU 4RU 3RU 2RU 1RU
Blanking Plate Blanking Plate Cable Manager
Cisco 2911 1st SERVICES Patch Panel Cable Manager Patch Panel A Cable Manager Cisco 2960 Switch Cable Manager Patch Panel B
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MDF
Telstra Router & ISDN NTU's
LG DVD Player & Live Music Player
Commercial Amp
CCTV PC, Keyboard and Mouse
Empty
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REECE BRANCH CABLING STANDARD January 30, 2015 Single Rack / Dual Switch / Multi Site BiaB 42RU 41RU 40RU 39RU 38RU 37RU 36RU 35RU 34RU 33RU 32RU 31RU 30RU 29RU 28RU 27RU 26RU 25RU 24RU 23RU 22RU 21RU 20RU 19RU 18RU 17RU 16RU 15RU 14RU 13RU 12RU 11RU 10RU 9RU 8RU 7RU 6RU 5RU 4RU 3RU 2RU 1RU
3nd SERVICES Patch Panel 2nd SERVICES Patch Panel Cable Manager Cisco 2911 1st SERVICES Patch Panel Cable Manager Patch Panel A Cable Manager Cisco 2960S Cable Manager Patch Panel B Patch Panel C Cable Manager Cisco 2960S Cable Manager Patch Panel D MDF
Telstra Router & ISDN NTU's
LG DVD Player & Live Music Player
Commercial Amp
CCTV PC, Keyboard and Mouse
Empty
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REECE BRANCH CABLING STANDARD January 30, 2015 Multiple Rack / Dual Switch / Multi Site BiaB 42RU 41RU 40RU 39RU 38RU 37RU 36RU 35RU 34RU 33RU 32RU 31RU 30RU 29RU 28RU 27RU 26RU 25RU 24RU 23RU 22RU 21RU 20RU 19RU 18RU 17RU 16RU 15RU 14RU 13RU 12RU 11RU 10RU 9RU 8RU 7RU 6RU 5RU 4RU 3RU 2RU 1RU
FIBRE TIE Patch Panel COPPER TIE Patch Panel Cable Manger Cisco 2911 1st SERVICES Patch Panel Cable Manger Patch Panel A Cable Manger Cisco 2960S Cable Manger Patch Panel B Patch Panel C Cable Manger Cisco 2960S Cable Manger Patch Panel D MDF
Telstra Router & ISDN NTU's
LG DVD Player & Live Music Player
Commercial Amp
CCTV PC, Keyboard and Mouse
Empty
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REECE BRANCH CABLING STANDARD January 30, 2015 Multiple Rack / Three Switch / Multi Site BiaB 45RU
Patch Panel E
44RU
Cable Manger
43RU
Cisco 2960S
42RU
FIBRE TIE Patch Panel
41RU
COPPER TIE Patch Panel
40RU
Cable Manger
39RU 38RU
Cisco 2911
37RU
1st SERVICES Patch Panel
36RU
Cable Manger
35RU
Patch Panel A
34RU
Cable Manger
33RU
Cisco 2960S
32RU
Cable Manger
31RU
Patch Panel B
30RU
Patch Panel C
29RU
Cable Manger
28RU
Cisco 2960S
27RU
Cable Manger
26RU
Patch Panel D
25RU 24RU
MDF
23RU 22RU 21RU 20RU
Telstra Router & ISDN NTU's
19RU 18RU 17RU 16RU 15RU 14RU
LG DVD Player & Live Music Player Commercial Amp
13RU 12RU 11RU 10RU
CCTV PC, Keyboard and Mouse
9RU 8RU 7RU 1‐6RU
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REECE BRANCH CABLING STANDARD January 30, 2015
Store Rack (Rear) 42RU 41RU 40RU 39RU 38RU 37RU 36RU 35RU 34RU 33RU 32RU 31RU 30RU 29RU 28RU 27RU 26RU 25RU 24RU 23RU 22RU 21RU 20RU 19RU 18RU 17RU 16RU 15RU 14RU 13RU 12RU 11RU 10RU 9RU 8RU 7RU 6RU 5RU 4RU 3RU 2RU 1RU
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REECE BRANCH CABLING STANDARD January 30, 2015
Multiple Rack / Dual Switch / Multi Site / Satellite Rack FIBRE TIE Patch Panel
12RU
COPPER TIE Patch Panel
FIBRE TIE Patch Panel
11RU COPPER TIE Patch Panel
Cable Manger
10RU
Cable Manger
Patch Panel E
9RU
Patch Panel E
Cable Manger
8RU
Cable Manger
Cisco 2960S
7RU
Cisco 2960S
Cable Manger
6RU
Cable Manger
Patch Panel F
5RU
Patch Panel F
Patch Panel G
4RU
Cable Manger
3RU
Cisco 2960S
2RU
Cable Manger
1RU
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Patch Panel H
Empty
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REECE BRANCH CABLING STANDARD January 30, 2015
Sites with smaller cabinets – non‐BiaB – E.g: Metalflex, AirPlus, Actrol Single Switch Site Top of Rack 24RU 23RU 22RU iPECS Phone System 21RU 1st SERVICES Patch Panel 20RU Cable Manager 19RU Patch Panel A 18RU Cable Manager 17RU Cisco 2960 Switch 16RU Cable Manager 15RU Patch Panel B 14RU 13RU 12RU 11RU 10RU 9RU 8RU MDF 7RU 6RU 5RU Telstra Router & ISDN NTU's 4RU 3RU 2RU 1RU Power
Dual Switch Site Top of Rack 24RU 23RU 22RU iPECS Phone System 21RU 1st SERVICES Patch Panel 20RU Cable Manager 19RU Patch Panel A 18RU Cable Manager 17RU Cisco 2960 Switch 16RU Cable Manager 15RU Patch Panel B 14RU Patch Panel C 13RU Cable Manager 12RU Cisco 2960 Switch 11RU Cable Manager 10RU Patch Panel D (if required) 9RU 8RU MDF 7RU 6RU 5RU Telstra Router & ISDN NTU's 4RU 3RU 2RU 1RU
Secondary Cabinet, Single Switch Top of Rack 12RU 1st SERVICES Patch Panel 11RU Cable Manager 10RU Patch Panel A 9RU Cable Manager 8RU Cisco 2960 Switch 7RU Cable Manager 6RU Patch Panel B 5RU 4RU 3RU 2RU 1RU
Secondary Cabinet, Dual Switch Top of Rack 12RU 1st SERVICES Patch Panel 11RU Cable Manager 10RU Patch Panel A 9RU Cable Manager 8RU Cisco 2960S 7RU Cable Manager 6RU Patch Panel B 5RU Patch Panel C 4RU Cable Manager 3RU Cisco 2960S 2RU Cable Manager 1RU Patch Panel D
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REECE BRANCH CABLING STANDARD January 30, 2015
Installation Practices and Requirements
The cabling installation shall be carried out by an approved and licensed cabling specialist. Reports must be supplied for all connections. No Certification required.
Cabling shall be installed in accordance with all relevant statutory standards, industry regulations and manufacturers requirements
All cabling shall be continuous between termination points, free of joints or junctions
Cable runs should be planned to ensure adequate segregation from other services thus not effecting performance or operation.
Provide a system of cable trays, ducts, conduits and catenary wires to hold and support all installed cabling as required
Power and data/telephony service segregation should take place to decrease the chance of interference
Cabling, Network equipment and specified hardware that is located in the cabinets must be mounted in accordance to cabinet installation standards outlined in this document
Cable runs must not exceed 85 meters and an additional 5 meter loop of CAT6 cable should be left in ceiling space for future relocation of cabinet or services
Cabling shall be run to allow field outlet locations to be relocated up to 2m prior to final fit off. Final field locations shall be determined on site in conjunction with the Reece standard drawings Terminate all field outlets on Krone RJ‐45 sockets or equivalent mounted within Clipsal 2000 series plates. All field locations should be fully tested, commissioned and labeled. All data cabling shall be cabled back to the communications cabinet location noted on the plan
All Tagging or labelling of cables and equipment is to be carried out using a permanent label
Site documentation is to be provided, consisting of as-built cabling for horizontal and backbone cables including test results.
All RJ45 jacks are to be correctly oriented to avoid dust and particles setting on contacts
All cabling terminations must be fully supported and impose no strain on termination contacts
Outlets within office areas should be mounted above table height and be clearly labelled and visible
Cabling shall be installed so it is not visible to the public
Redundant cabling shall be removed
Provide two ports at all field outlets. Contradicts offices outlets, unless a printer is required.
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REECE BRANCH CABLING STANDARD January 30, 2015 The latest versions of the following standards are to be complied with unless otherwise specified:
AS/ACIF S008 ‐ Requirements for Authorised Cabling Products
AS/ACIF S009 ‐ Installation Requirements for Customer Cabling (Wiring Rules)
AS/NZS 3000 ‐ SAA Electrical Wiring Rules
AS/NZS 3084 ‐ Commercial Building Standard for Telecommunications Pathways and Spaces
AS/NZS 3085.1 ‐ Administration of Communications Cabling Systems – Basic Requirements Transmission Performance Specification for 4 Pair 100 Ohm Category 6A Cabling
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