48-core optical cable manufacturers share optical cable wiring requirements

I believe that many outdoor optical cable wiring workers are aware of the requirements for direct burial of 48-core optical cable wiring, but for beginners, it is full of question marks. Today I will summarize this issue for you. I hope it can help you in your future work. Let’s take a look at the specific optical cable wiring requirements!

1. Before laying out communication optical cables, it is necessary to carry out reasonable training for project construction and related staff on matters that need to be paid attention to during project construction, such as construction wiring techniques and essentials, safety protection, etc., and to effectively ensure construction safety. Members follow instructions.

2. Review the detailed direction and layout method of wireless routing of communication optical cables method, whether the indoor environmental conditions and the detailed location of the connector can fully comply with the construction drawing design.

3. Review the ground spacing and relay distance.

4. Check the specific location and correct handling measures of the area where protective measures must be taken when communication optical cables pass through obstacles.

5. Review the sites, areas and quantities of communication optical cable protection such as trenches, sills, slope protections, and blockages.

6. The small distance between communication optical cables and other facilities, trees, buildings and underground pipelines must fully comply with the engineering acceptance technical standards.

7. The wireless routing direction, layout location and connection points of communication optical cables should be safe and reliable to facilitate construction and maintenance.

8. Before excavating the cable trench, the construction company should design the straight sections along the gray line according to the approved construction drawings. The gray line should be laid straight and there should be no serpentine bends or disconnections.

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