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Work Area<br />

Shielded<br />

Products<br />

Modular<br />

Patching<br />

Racks and<br />

Cable<br />

Management<br />

Patch Cords,<br />

Plugs and<br />

Cable<br />

S210<br />

Products<br />

S110<br />

Products<br />

S66<br />

Products<br />

Protection<br />

Standards<br />

Overview<br />

Application<br />

Guide<br />

Installation<br />

Practices<br />

Glossary<br />

Index<br />

Tools<br />

and<br />

Testers<br />

Fiber<br />

Products<br />

TELECOMMUNICATIONS ROOM<br />

Telecommunications rooms (TR) are generally considered to be floor serving facilities for horizontal cable distribution.<br />

They may also be used for intermediate and main cross-connects.<br />

Some specifications related to the telecommunications room:<br />

• (TR’s) shall be designed and equipped in<br />

accordance with ANSI/TIA/EIA-569-A.<br />

• Cable stress from tight bends, cable ties,<br />

staples, and tension should be avoided by<br />

well-designed cable management.<br />

• Only standards-compliant connecting<br />

hardware shall be used.<br />

• Application-specific electrical components<br />

shall not be installed as part of the horizontal<br />

cabling.<br />

• Horizontal cable terminations shall not be used<br />

to administer cabling system changes. Instead,<br />

jumpers patch cords, or equipment cords are<br />

required for re-configuring cabling<br />

connections.<br />

The two types of schemes used to connect cabling subsystems to each other and to equipment are known as<br />

interconnections and cross-connections.<br />

Note: A “cross-connect” (a.k.a. distributor) is a facility, whereas a “cross-connection” is a connection scheme. Cross-connections are typically used to provide a means of configuring<br />

individual port connections between the cabling and equipment with multiport outputs (i.e., 25-pair connectors). Interconnections may be used with equipment that has individual output<br />

ports. A cross-connect facility (a.k.a. distributor) may house interconnections, cross-connections, or both.<br />

CROSS-CONNECTION:<br />

A connection scheme using patch cords or jumpers<br />

that attach to connecting hardware on each end.<br />

INTERCONNECTION:<br />

A connection scheme that provides for direct connections<br />

to building cabling from equipment without a patch cord.<br />

Equipment<br />

Cord<br />

Patch Cord<br />

Equipment<br />

Cord<br />

Horizontal<br />

Cross-Connect<br />

Horizontal<br />

Cross-Connect<br />

To the Telecommunications Outlet<br />

To the Telecommunications Outlet<br />

12•9<br />

T H E S I E M O N . C O M P A N Y

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