TECHNICAL
N6
Hubbell Premise Wiring • 14 Lord’s Hill Road • Stonington, CT 06378 • Tel: (860) 535-8326 • Fax: (860) 535-8328
ANSI/TIA
-568-
C.1
The consolidation point is an optional interconnection node that is allowed in the horizontal cabling
between the TR and the work
area.
X
The consolidation point must be mounted to a permanent building structure in an area free from obstructions or furniture.
X
Cross connections are not allowed in the consolidation enclosure.
X
Due to the effect of NEXT on multiple connections in close proximity, this standard recommends locating
all consolidation points
at least 15m (49 ft.) away from the TR.
X
Consolidation points and transition points cannot be combined in any single horizontal link.
X
Each consolidation point should serve a maximum of 12 work areas, with consideration for future growth.
X
Administration should follow the guidelines of ANSI/TIA-606-B.
The MUTOA contains multiple telecommunications outlet connectors to service a cluster of individual work areas.
X
A combination of solid conductor 4-pair UTP cables and fiber optic cables may be run from the TR to the MUTOA.
X
The MUTOA is permanently mounted to a building structure that is in close proximity to a cluster of work areas.
X
A MUTOA allows horizontal cabling to remain intact when the open-office layout plan is changed.
X
Work area cables are either fiber patch cords or stranded conductor copper cords with a modular plug on each end.
X
Length of all work area cables from the MUTOA must be labeled on both ends. Maximum length is 20
meters for horizontal runs
less than 70 meters.
X
Each MUTOA should serve a maximum of 12 work areas.
X
Administration should follow the guidelines of ANSI/TIA-606-B.
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