Structured Cabling and Installation Lecture: Tools, Design, and Labeling Guidelines

Explore the world of structured cabling and installation with a focus on design tools, PVC layout, cable labeling, rack components, and backbone cable design. Learn about creating cable layouts, rack configurations, and preparing Bills of Quantities (BoQ) based on typical floor designs. Dive into exercises for hands-on practice in designing and labeling cabling systems.

• Structured cabling
• Installation
• Design tools
• Labeling guidelines
• Backbone cable

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1. Structured cabling and Installation Lecture Six By: Eyob Gebretinsae

2. Structured cable Installation and installation guide lines Contents 5.2. Structured cabling design tools 5.3. PVC layout designs and Labeling 5.4. Cable layout design and Labeling 5.5. Rack component design and Labeling

3. Structured cabling design tools Visio AutoCAD

4. PVC layout designs and Labeling

8. Cable layout design and Labeling

10. Rack component design and Labeling

11. Back bone cable design

12. Labeling

14. Example Image result for floor architectural office drawing g+4 Assume that we have typical floor design for G+2 Building Let us have at least two speakers per corridor Let us have one TV on conference room and one TV on reception room One access point at reception Assume the floor rack will be mounted on one of the Mech room And lets have one camera point on each floor and one on the main gate

15. Exercise Related image

16. Design Cable layout on the drawing Design rack layout Design the back bone cable Prepare the BoQ Assumptions Assume that you have typical floor design for G+4 Building Let us have at least three speakers per corridor Let us have one TV on each reception room and two on each lounge One access point on each reception room Assume the floor rack will be mounted on one of the right up corner office