Intrabuilding Cable Loop Clause Samples
The Intrabuilding Cable Loop clause defines the requirements and responsibilities related to the installation and management of cabling systems that connect different areas within the same building. Typically, this clause outlines the types of cables permitted, the standards for installation, and the parties responsible for maintenance and repair. For example, it may specify that all intrabuilding cabling must comply with certain safety codes and be clearly labeled for identification. The core function of this clause is to ensure that internal building connectivity is reliable, safe, and compliant with technical and regulatory standards, thereby preventing disputes and technical issues related to internal wiring.
Intrabuilding Cable Loop a Qwest provided facility from the building terminal inside a MTE to the Demarcation Point at the End User Customer premises inside the same Building. This Subloop element only applies when Qwest owns the intrabuilding cable. If Qwest does not own the intrabuilding cable, CLEC has the right to access such cable directly from the property manager or owner. Access to the Qwest NID will be in accordance with Section 9.5.2.3.
Intrabuilding Cable Loop a CenturyLink-provided facility from the building terminal inside a MTE to the Demarcation Point at the End User Customer premises inside the same building. This Subloop element only applies when CenturyLink owns the intrabuilding cable.
Intrabuilding Cable Loop a CenturyLink-provided facility from the building terminal inside a MTE to the Demarcation Point at the End User Customer premises inside the same building. This Subloop element only applies when CenturyLink owns the intrabuilding cable.
9.3.2.1.4 To the extent CLEC accesses a Subloop in a campus environment from an accessible terminal that serves multiple buildings, CLEC can access the Subloop by ordering a Distribution Loop pursuant to either Section 9.3.2.1.1 or 9.3.