Cable types Sample Clauses

Cable types. The Contractor shall allow for the following signal cable types in his design.  2 pairs - UVG2ACV  4 pairs - UVG4ACV  8 pairs - UVG8ACV  12 pairs - XXX00XXX  00 xxxxx - XXX00XXX  20 pairs - XXX00XXX  00 xxxxx - X0XX00XXX  Provision of spare cores for future expansion shall be made, 25% of the installed base. All process cables shall follow the cable core identification marking and termination sequence as reflected in NWS1525.  The Contractor shall size power cables in terms of the respective load these cables will be carrying.  The Contractor shall allow for any special application cables required by his design.  Field cables shall be rated for the various environmental temperatures found in the respective plant areas.
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Cable types a. Number of fibers, number of buffer tubes, number of fibers per buffer tube, outer jacket stripe color and outer diameter are to be as shown below: FIBER OPTIC CABLE TYPE NUMBER OF FIBERS NUMBER OF BUFFER TUBES NUMBER OF FIBERS PER BUFFER TUBE OUTER JACKET STRIPE COLOR Nominal Outer Diameter (inch) Type A 48 8 6 Green 0.63 Type B 36 6 6 Blue 0.55 Type C 24 4 6 Orange 0.52 Type D 18 3 6 White 0.52 Type E 12 2 6 Red 0.52 Type F 6 1 6 Red 0.52 Type G 96 8 12 Green 0.54 THE FOLLOWING SUBSECTIONS ARE ADDED: 918.15 ROADSIDE UNIT (RSU) To facilitate exchanging data over Cellular Vehicle-to-Everything (C-V2X) communications in compliance with evolving C-V2X industry standards, provide a carrier-grade electronic RSU module with radio(s) capable of both sending and receiving over the 5.9 Gigahertz (GHz) band that are approved for C-V2X use by the Federal Communications Commission (FCC). Include the following features:
Cable types. Phone (CAT-3, CAT-5e, CAT-6). Data (CAT-5e, CAT-6). Cable TV, Satellite (RG-6). • WIRING STANDARD: All CAT-3, CAT-5e, CAT-6 must be wired to EIA/TIA T568B standard. • DEMARK TO TELCO BOX: Lines or cables only run from provider demarcation box to Telco Box. • INSIDE RUN PATH: Service lines and cables installed via outside Telco Box entry point, run inside exterior wall to attic, then across attic to an inside wall drop (within the wall itself), then exiting through to an outlet box with cover plate installed in the wall. No holes are drilled through from outside to inside or vice versa of Premises.
Cable types. 6. Cable Terminations
Cable types. (a) Customer’s mains installed in a building, structure or the like which are not protected on the supply side by a short circuit protective device shall be constructed of insulated and sheathed cables installed in a metallic wiring enclosure.

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