Cable Pathway Infrastructure

  • Overhead Containment Systems

    • Ladder racks, basket trays, and fiber runners for main distribution.

    • Separate containment for fiber and copper to avoid interference.

    • Suspended and seismic-rated supports.

  • Underfloor Systems (if raised floor is used)

    • Conduits, sub-floor trays, and ducts for power/data segregation.

    • Grommets with brush seals for airflow containment.

  • Vertical Pathways

    • Riser ducts, wall conduits, and vertical managers between floors.

Rack-Level Cable Management

  • Horizontal Cable Managers

    • Single and dual-sided cable managers with finger ducts.

    • Brush panels for patch cord routing.

  • Vertical Cable Managers

    • High-capacity vertical managers alongside racks.

    • Cable spools, D-rings, and management loops.

  • Rear Rack Cable Routing

    • Proper dressing of patch cords, secured with Velcro straps (no zip ties).

    • Fiber slack storage trays.

Fiber Management

  • Fiber Raceway Systems (Panduit, CommScope, or equivalent).

    • Yellow ducting systems dedicated for optical fiber.

    • Bend radius control fittings, tees, elbows, and drop-outs.

  • Patch Panels & ODFs

    • Modular ODFs with LC/SC/MTP cassettes.

    • Sliding drawers for easy access and maintenance.

  • Standards Compliance

    • Minimum bend radius: 10× cable diameter (TIA/EIA-568).

    • Separation from copper and power cables.

Copper Management

  • Structured Cabling

    • Category 6A/7 cabling for horizontal and backbone links.

    • Patch panels with integrated management.

  • Pathways

    • Routed separately from fiber raceways.

    • Patch cords dressed to avoid strain on jacks.

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