PROFINET Installation Guideline for Cabling and Assembly
PROFINET Installation Guideline for Cabling and Assembly
PROFINET Installation Guideline for Cabling and Assembly
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• Connect the metal cable trays to<br />
the equipotential bonding system<br />
as often as possible.<br />
<strong>PROFINET</strong> cable assembly work<br />
• Use flexible grounding straps at expansion joints or articulated joints.<br />
Grounding straps are normally available from the cable manufacturers.<br />
• When fiber optic cables are used <strong>for</strong> interconnections between buildings or<br />
parts of buildings. No equipotential bonding is required due to the immunity of<br />
fiber optic cables to electromagnetic interference, as long as the cable is free<br />
of metal.<br />
2.3.4 Connecting cable shields to the equipotential<br />
bonding conductor<br />
The shield is an important part of the <strong>PROFINET</strong> copper cable. It shields the data<br />
wires in the cable against electromagnetic interference coming from the<br />
environment. To make sure that the shield can properly provide this function, it must<br />
be connected to the plant’s equipotential bonding system. The general principles of<br />
connecting the <strong>PROFINET</strong> copper cable shield to the equipotential bonding system<br />
follow:<br />
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Equipotential<br />
bonding system