Feeder Cable definition
Feeder Cable means coaxial cables that run along Streets within the served area and connects between the individual Taps which serve the Drops.
Feeder Cable. The cable, connected to trunk cable, from which cable television signal service is distributed to multiple Subscribers, as distinguished from trunk cable (which distributes cable television service throughout the Franchise area) and drop cable.
Feeder Cable means the FOC that connects the POP to the upstream Internet provider.
Examples of Feeder Cable in a sentence
Copper Feeder Cable from the Tenant space for Voice and SONET Transport Service: the Tenant is recommended to furnish and install a single 25 pair (or greater) copper feeder cable, inside of a 2” (or greater) conduit, from the Airport TWC and/or SSR to a backboard located inside of the Tenant space.
If Ethernet/Internet Services will be required within the Tenant space, in addition to the Voice Feeder Cable, individual CAT 5e/6/6A Data Cables or Single Mode / Multi Mode fiber shall be installed in the supplied utility stub for communications so Data services from SFO can be distributed into this space.
More Definitions of Feeder Cable
Feeder Cable means coaxial cables that run along Streets within the
Feeder Cable means any coaxial cable that transfers signals from the trunk line to the service area. The subscriber taps are attached to the feeder cable.