Binder Groups definition

Binder Groups mean the sub-units of a cable, usually in groups of 25, 50 or 100 color-coded twisted pairs wrapped in colored tape within a cable. "Bona Fide Request" or "BFR" shall have the meaning set forth in Section 17.
Binder Groups are defined as binder or cable sheaths housing multiple loops for efficient administration before the loops enter the Central Office.
Binder Groups are defined as binder or cable sheaths housing multiple loops for efficient administration before the loops enter the Central Office.

Examples of Binder Groups in a sentence

  • Verizon shall not deny any request for DSL services and other advanced services due to spectral interference unless all AMI T1s have been assigned or rearranged to designated Binder Groups and the Binder Groups reflect efficient fill rates.

  • Verizon shall not assign AMI T1s to Binder Groups containing other non-interfering technologies.

  • Assignments or rearrangements to designated Binder Groups will be made so that the fill rate of the Binder Groups reflects the industry standards for such services.