ADCP-93-009 • Issue 6 • January 2001
Fiber Optic Above-Ground)
Cross-Connect Enclosure (ACE)
Model ACE-200DS Installation Guide)
13536-A
Figure 1. ACE-200DS Enclosure With OCM-HD Panels
Content
Page
INTRODUCTION .......................................................................... 2
1136733 Rev A
1
PRODUCT DESCRIPTION ............................................................... 3
2
SPECIFICATIONS..................................................................... 4
3
INSTALLATION ...................................................................... 6
3.1
Overview and Requirements ....................................................... 6
3.2
Installing a Support Base ......................................................... 6
3.3
Mounting the ACE-200DS on the Support Base ........................................... 9
4
INSTALLING PANELS ..................................................................16
5
INSTALLING PATCH CORDS .............................................................18
6
CUSTOMER INFORMATION AND ASSISTANCE .................................................19
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INTRODUCTION
This guide describes the ADC Fiber Optic Above-Ground Cross-Connect Enclosure (ACE),
Model ACE-200DS, and provides instructions for installing this product. The ACE-200DS
may be installed on a mounting sleeve, concrete pad, or utility pole. Depending on how it was
ordered, it may have been shipped empty, loaded with unterminated panels, or loaded with
panels pre-terminated to Outside Plant (OSP) cable. This guide addresses all these various
installation options, either by providing step-by-step instructions or by referring to related
publications for kits used in installation. If any kit is on hand, the appropriate publication will
be, also, packaged with the kit.
Revision History
ISSUE
DATE
Issue 1
10/1991
Original
REASON FOR CHANGE
Issue 2
02/1993
Revised to clarify the installation procedures for the cable rung assemblies and the equipment
rack handles
Issue 3
08/1996
Updated to current graphics standards, non-technical changes.
Issue 4
04/1997
Updated to reflect discontinued use of metal mounting sleeve. Eliminated removable rack feature.
Issue 5
11/1999
Updated to streamline content and format.
Issue 6
01/2001
Updated artwork, minor typographical changes.
Trademark Information
ADC is a registered trademark of ADC Telecommunications, Inc.
Related Publications
Title
Outside Plant Fiberglass Mounting Sleeve (FMS) Installation Instructions
OSP Fiber Optic Above-Ground Cross-Connect Enclosure (ACE)
Concrete Pad (with Pad Mounting Frame (PMF)) Installation Instructions
ACE-200DS Bottom Cover Kit Installation Instructions
ACE Pole Mount Frame Installation Instructions
Outside Plant Connector Panel (OCM) User Manual
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ADCP Number
ADCP-93-060
ADCP-93-015
ADCP-93-017
ADCP-93-024
ADCP-93-032
ADCP-93-009 • Issue 6 • January 2001
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PRODUCT DESCRIPTION
The ACE-200DS Enclosure is a secure, above-ground, double-entrance cabinet designed to hold
ADC cross-connect panels. The enclosure provides service access, storage, and cable management
for OSP cables and cross-connect patch cords at outdoor distribution points in a fiber optic network.
OSP feeder and distribution cables are terminated on the rear side of the enclosure. Patch cords are
installed on the front side. The enclosure is suitable for either single-mode or multi-mode fiber
installations.
The ACE-200DS Enclosure may be loaded with from one to three each of either of two types
of cross-connect panels, the High Density OCM (OCM-HD) or the Outside Plant Connector
Module (OCM). The OCM-HD configuration, shown in Figure 1 has 144 termination
positions per panel, providing a maximum capacity of 432 terminations per enclosure. This
configuration also has a lower storage trough providing storage for patch cord slack on the
front side of the enclosure.
REAR DOOR
OCM-HD PANEL
CABLE
ASSIGNMENT
LABEL
30 IN (76.2 CM)
STEEL
LIFTING
EYES (2)
51 IN (129.5 CM)
PADLOCK
HASP
CABLE
MANAGEMENT
SPOOL
22 IN (55.9 CM)
CABLE MANAGEMENT PANEL
FRONT DOOR
16109-A
CABLE TROUGH
Figure 1. ACE-200DS Enclosure With OCM-HD Panels
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The OCM configuration, shown in Figure 2, is available with either 72-or 96-position panels,
providing a maximum capacity, respectively, of either 216 or 288 terminations per enclosure.
A lower storage trough provides storage for patch cord slack on the front side of the enclosure.
OCM PANEL
VERTICAL
CABLE
GUIDES
CABLE
MANAGEMENT
PANEL
CABLE
MANAGEMENT
SPOOL
CABLE TROUGH
16108-A
FRONT VIEW
Figure 2. ACE-200DS Enclosure With OCM Panels
The enclosure is constructed of heavy-duty aluminum coated with a sand or Telco green finish. It
has stainless steel lifting ears for hoisting it into position. Front and rear doors, shown in both
figures, provide convenient service access. Each door has a tamper-resistant latch, stainless
steel hinges, a door stop to prevent accidental closing, and a padlock hasp for additional security.
Access to the enclosure requires a keyed hex tool to operate the latches. Equipment-mounting
rack-side flanges provide tie bars for cable management.
Cable entry to the cabinet is from the rear. Figure 3 shows the cabinet rear with cable clamp bar
and ground strip. These features are present in all configurations.
2
SPECIFICATIONS
Table 1 lists specifications for the ACE-200DS and summarizes mounting and panel options.
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FRONT DOOR
CONNECTOR PANELS
(OCM-HDs SHOWN HERE)
GROUND STRIP
16107-A
CABLE CLAMP
MOUNTING BAR
REAR DOOR
Figure 3. Ace 200DS Rear (OCM-HD Configuration Shown)
Table 1. ACE-200DS Enclosure and Related Products
ITEM
DESCRIPTION
ACE-200DS Enclosure
Dimensions (H × W × D)
51.0 in. (129.5 cm) × 30 in. (78.2 cm) × 22 in. (55.9 cm)
Weight
250 lbs. (550 kg)
Mounting Options
Fiberglass Mounting Sleeve (FMS)
ADC Kit FMS-10000 or FMS-20000
Pad Mounting Frame (PMF)
ADC Kit ACE-200PMF
Pole Mounting Brackets
ADC Kit ACE-202PMK or ACE-203 PMK
Panel Options
OCM (72 or 96)
Maximum number of panels per enclosure: 3
Capacity per panel: 72 or 96
Total capacity per enclosure: 216-288
OCM-HD
Maximum number of panels per enclosure: 3
Capacity per panel: 144
Total capacity per enclosure: 432
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INSTALLATION
3.1 Overview and Requirements
Installation of the ACE-200DS involves the following main tasks.
1. Installing a Support Base—The ACE-200DS must be mounted on suitable support
base. If such a support base has not been already installed, you must first select the
support base and install it. There are three options for a support base:
• Underground Mounting Sleeve—provides a watertight storage space for cable
slack. This is the ADC-recommended support base. The ADC Fiberglass Mounting
Sleeve (FMS), Model 20000, is the product used.
• Poured Concrete Pad—may be constructed using an ADC frame or a frame of
customer design. Use of the ADC Pad Mounting Frame (PMF) Kit is the preferable
method. It provides a steel-reinforced form and ensures that the mounting bolts will
be placed in the correct locations. If using a customer design, ensure that the form is
constructed using the dimensions provided in this guide.
• Pole Mount—involves use of support brackets installed on a utility pole. The ACE200DS is mounted on the support brackets. The ADC ACE Pole-Mounting Kit
contains the brackets and other hardware used for pole mounting. Two kits are
available: ACE-202PMK or ACE-203PMK. The ACE-203PMK kit mounts the
cabinet with the rear side flat against the pole (rear door cannot be opened). The
ACE-202PMK kit mounts the cabinet with the side against the pole giving access to
both front and rear doors.
2. Mounting the ACE-200DS—After ensuring that a suitable support base is available,
you can proceed to this task. If the enclosure was shipped with a spool, you should first
uncoil the spool, pull through the cable to the splicing location, and then store any slack
at the splicing location or at the ACE-200DS, as determined by local practice. You can
then mount the ACE-200DS on the support base.
3. Installing Panels—If the ACE-200DS was shipped empty with panels shipped
separately for installation at the site, you can now mount the panels within the enclosure.
This usually also includes installing an OSP cable shipped on a spool and pre-terminated
on the rear of the panel.
4. Installing Patch Cords—Last step in installation is installing patch cords to establish
circuits between OSP fibers terminated on the rear of the enclosure. This involves
identifying the circuits to be turned up and installing patch cords to turn up the circuits.
3.2 Installing a Support Base
As indicated in the previous section, the enclosure may be mounted on an underground
fiberglass sleeve, poured concrete pad, or on pole-mount brackets. For each option, refer to
the following guidelines or instructions.
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3.2.1
Fiberglass Mounting Sleeve (FMS)
If the enclosure is being mounted on an FMS and the FMS is not already installed, install the
FMS before proceeding. The FMS is provided as a separate product and is shipped with its
own installation instructions. Locate those instructions and refer to them to install the FMS,
then return to this guide to the section on mounting the enclosure.
3.2.2
Concrete Pad Using a Pad Mounting Frame (PMF) Kit
If the enclosure is being mounted on a poured concrete pad using the ADC PMF kit, unpack
the kit and refer to the instructions within the kit to install it, then return to this guide to the
section on mounting the enclosure.
3.2.3
Concrete Pad Using a Customer-Designed Frame
If using a customer-designed frame, prepare the site, install ground rods, and construct the
forms following the instructions provided immediately below, in the next three topics.
Preparing the Site
Prepare a base for the concrete pad meeting local code requirements. The base should consist
of 4 to 6 inches (10.2 to 15.2 cm) of sand or gravel on firmly compacted soil. The conduit,
ground rod(s), and ground wire must be placed before the concrete is poured. Keep the inside
area of the mounting frame clear to allow future conduit and cable additions if desired.
Installing Conduits and Ground Rods
Install conduits and ground rod using the following procedure (refer to Figure 4).
1. Place 90-degree-bend conduits so that the upward bend will meet the cable entrance area
in the ACE-200DS when it is put into position.
2. Extend the conduits upward so they will be flush with the finished pad, as shown.
3. The ACE-200DS requires a grounding system (not provided) that meets local electrical
codes. Take care not to damage the conduits when installing the grounding system.
Install the grounding system as follows:
Note: (1.) Seal external openings of the unused ducts with plugs or sealant to prevent
moisture and foreign objects from entering the ACE-200DS. (2.) For ground wire
connections, consult local electrical codes for use of clamps, wire size, or any other
grounding requirements. A typical ground wire is No. 6 AWG copper.
a. Install one or more ground rods in the locations shown in the figure.
b. Prepare and install a ground wire for connection from the ground rod(s) to ACE200DS ground bar. (Only the ground rod end of the connection can be made at this
time. Coil and wrap the loose end and place out of the way for the concrete pouring
operation.)
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46.0 IN.
(116.8 CM)
27.25 IN.
(69.2 CM)
9.38 IN.
(23.8 CM)
25.5 IN.
(64.8 CM)
10.0 IN.
(25.4 CM)
5.0 IN.
(12.7 CM)
12.25 IN.
(26.0 CM)
FRONT
78.0 IN.
(198.1 CM)
31.75 IN.
(80.7 CM)
33.0 IN.
(83.8 CM)
14.5 IN.
(36.8 CM)
3.0 IN.
(7.62 CM)
GROUND
ROD
(REFERENCE)
12.0 IN.
(30.5 CM)
ANCHOR
CENTER
DIMENSIONS NOT TO SCALE
1 IN.
(2.54 CM)
FLEXIBLE
INNERDUCT
REAR
4-IN. (10.2 CM)
(90* BEND CONDUIT
6 IN. MIN.
(15.2 CM)
SAND OR
GRAVEL
4 IN. MIN.
(10.2 CM)
TO 6 IN.
(15.2 CM)
COMPACTED SOIL
12917-C
Figure 4. Concrete Pad
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Constructing the Concrete Pad
Using Figure 4 for dimensions, construct the concrete pad as follows:
1. Construct an outside form for the pad. Recommended pad size is 46 inches (116.8 cm)
long, 34 inches (76.2 cm) wide, and 6 inches (15.2 cm) deep.
2. Construct an inside form 25.5 inches (64.8 cm) long, 12 inches (30.5 cm) wide, and 6
inches (15.2 cm) deep.
3. Place reinforcing material (if used) between the inside and outside forms. Do not pour
cement in the center area of the pad.
4. Ensure that the forms are level and the top surface of the pad will be approximately 3
inches (7.6 cm) above the final grade.
5. Pour the concrete to form the pad.
6. Insert 3/8” anchors (not provided) in the concrete pad in the locations shown.
After the concrete has cured proceed to Section 3.3.2.
3.2.4
Installing a Pole-Mounting Kit
If the ACE-200DS is being mounted on a utility pole, use ADC kit ACE-202PMK or ACE203PMK. Follow the instructions provided in the kit to install the pole mount frame.
3.3 Mounting the ACE-200DS on the Support Base
After a suitable support base has been provided, continue to this procedure to install the ACE200DS on the FMS sleeve, concrete pad, or pole-mount frame. The hardware necessary to
install the ACE-200DS onto the support base is contained in the hardware kit. The kit contents
are listed in Table 2.
Table 2. ACE-200DS Mounting Hardware
ITEM
QTY
0.375 in. (9.5 mm) × 1.0 in. (25.4 mm) aluminum bolt
4
0.375 in. (9.5 mm) flat washer
8
0.375 in. (9.5 mm) lock washer
8
0.375 in. (9.5 mm) × 0.75 in. (19.0 mm) carriage bolt
4
0.375 in. (9.5 mm) hex nut
4
Bottom Cover Kit
1
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3.3.1
FMS
Use the following procedures to install the ACE-200DS on a Fiberglass Mounting Sleeve
(FMS) Model 20000. Refer to Figure 5.
FRONT
ACE-200DS
CABINET
REAR
FMS COVER II
(FCVR-200CVR)
MOUNTING
BOLTS (4)
FMS COVER I
(FCVR-200ACE200)
FMS-20000
13121-D
Figure 5. FMS 20000 Installation
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Warning: The ACE-200DS cabinet, unloaded, weighs approximately 250 pounds (550 kg).
Use hoisting equipment or enlist the aid of other persons to move the cabinet.
1. If the sleeve is presently covered with a temporary cover, remove the temporary cover to
expose the inner area of the sleeve.
2. With suitable lifting equipment, place FMS Cover 1 (FCVR-200ACE200) onto the
mounting sleeve.
3. With suitable lifting equipment, place the ACE-200DS onto the mounting base and align
it with the mounting holes of the support base.
4. Place a 0.375-inch (9.5 mm) aluminum bolt, with a stainless steel washer through each
of the four mounting holes of the adapter plate. Loosely secure each bolt in place with a
flat washer, lock washer, and nut.
5. Ensure that the ACE-200DS is centered on the support base and tighten all four bolts.
6. Remove the lift eyes and replace with four 0.375-inch (9.5 mm) carriage bolts provided
in the hardware kit.
7. Pull the ground wire (which was attached to the ground rod in the mounting base installation
procedures) up into the enclosure. Attach the wire to the ground strip located in the lower
right corner of cabinet as viewed from rear. See Figure 6. Tighten the lug screw securely.
CABLE GROUND
CABINET GROUND
13540-A
Figure 6. ACE-200DS Ground Strip (Rear View)
8. Install the bottom cover kit using the instructions provided with it. Ensure that the
ground wire has sufficient slack to route through the cable cutouts in the bottom cover.
9. With suitable lifting equipment, place FMS Cover 2 (FCVR-200CVR) onto the
mounting sleeve.
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3.3.2
Concrete Pad
Use the following procedure to install the ACE-200DS cabinet onto a concrete pad (with or
without PMF frame). Refer to Figure 7.
ACE-200
CABINET
(FRONT)
NO BOTTOM
COVER
CABLE
CONDUIT
CONCRETE
PAD
13123-B
PAD MOUNTING
FRAME (PMR)
IF PRESENT
Figure 7. Concrete Pad Installation
1. With suitable lifting equipment, place the ACE-200DS onto the mounting base and align
it with the mounting holes of the support base.
2. Place a 0.375-inch (9.5 mm) aluminum bolt, with a stainless steel washer through each
of the four mounting holes of the adapter plate. Loosely secure each bolt in place with a
flat washer, lock washer, and nut.
3. Ensure that the ACE-200DS is centered on the support base and tighten all four bolts.
4. Remove the lift eyes and replace with four 0.375-inch (9.5 mm) carriage bolts provided
in the hardware kit.
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3.3.3
Pole Mount Using PMK 203
Use the following procedure to install the ACE-200DS cabinet onto a pole using ADC PMF
kit PMK 203. The pole mounting bracket kit should be already installed (see ADC Technical
Publication ADCP-93-024). Refer to Figure 8.
REMOVE
LIFTING
EYES (2)
ACE-200
CABINET
NO BOTTOM
COVER
POLE
13122-B
Figure 8. PMK 203 Installation
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1. With suitable lifting equipment, place the ACE-200DS onto the frame base and align it
with the mounting holes of the frame base.
2. Using four each of the bolts, flat washers, and lock washers provided in the kit, loosely
fasten the cabinet to the four mounting holes in the frame base.
3. Using four each of the bolts, flat washers, and lock washers provided in the kit, fasten
the cabinet to the horizontal arms as shown in Figure 8.
4. Ensure that the ACE-200DS is centered on the support base and tighten all bolts.
5. Install a ground wire from the pole to the cabinet ground strip. Follow local code for
ground wire size. Connect the ground wire to the ground lug located in the lower left
corner of ACE-100. Tighten the lug screw securely.
6. Remove the lift eyes and replace with four 0.375-inch (9.5 mm) carriage bolts, flat
washers, lock washers, and nuts provided in the hardware kit.
3.3.4
Pole Mount Using PMK 202
Use the following procedure to install the ACE-200DS cabinet onto a pole mount frame base
using ADC PMF kit PMK 202. The pole mount frame base should already be installed (see
ADC Technical Publication ADCP-93-024). Refer to Figure 9.
1. Remove the factory-installed lifting eye from the right side (door hinge side) of the
cabinet and install the temporary lift eye and cabinet mount bracket per the PMK
instructions.
2. With suitable lifting equipment, place the ACE-200DS onto the frame mount base and
align with the mounting holes of the base. Align the offset bracket slots with the bolts at
the top of the vertical beam.
3. Using four each of the bolts, flat washers, and lock washers provided in the kit, loosely
fasten the cabinet to the four mounting holes in the frame base.
4. Ensure that the ACE-200DS is centered on the support base and tighten all four bolts.
5. Install a ground wire from the pole to the cabinet ground strip. Follow local code for
ground wire size. Connect the ground wire to the ground lug located in the lower left
corner of ACE-100. Tighten the lug screw securely.
6. Remove the temporary lifting eye and reattach the cabinet mount bracket.
7. Remove the remaining factory-installed lift eye and replace with two 0.375-inch (9.5mm
carriage bolts, flat washers, lock washers, and nuts provided in the hardware kit.
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REMOVE
TEMPORARY
LIFT EYE
CABINET
MOUNT
BRACKET
ACE-200
CABINET
NO BOTTOM
COVER
POLE
13124-C
Figure 9. PMK 202 Installation
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INSTALLING PANELS
If the cabinet was shipped empty with panels shipped separately for installation at the site,
install the panels after mounting the ADC-200DS on the support base and before installing the
bottom cover kit (as indicated in the previous procedure).
Use the instructions below to install the panel if attached to a pre-terminated cable. If the panel is
not attached to a pre-terminated cable, refer to the instructions that came with the panel.
1. Cut the bindings on the spool and uncoil the spool completely, being careful not to bend
the cable sharply. Leave the panel in place on its shipping platform.
2. Route the fiber into the conduit and pull it through to the splicing location. Refer to
Figures 10 and 11 for concrete pad mounting and FMS mounting, respectively.
3. Unpack the panel and mount it following the instructions provided in the manual shipped
with the panel. Route the cable to the cable clamp bar and clamp it as shown in Figure 12.
Follow the instructions provided in the cable clamp kit.
4. Ground the cable to any cable ground terminal on the grounding strip in the bottom right
of the rear side of the enclosure. Refer to Figure 6 in the previous procedure to identify
the cable ground terminal.
5. Rearrange cable storage as needed.
6. Install the bottom cover kit following the instructions provided in the kit.
FRONT
DOOR
OPEN
ACE-200DS
NEARBY
MANHOLE
GRADE
CONDUIT
SPLICE
MODULE
STORED OSP
FIBER CABLE
13393-A
Figure 10. OSP Cable Routing for Concrete Pad and Manhole
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FRONT
DOOR
OPEN
ACE-200DS
GRADE
STORED OSP
FIBER CABLE
MOUNTING
SLEEVE
SPLICE
MODULE
CONDUIT
13394-B
Figure 11. OSP Cable Routing for FMS 20000 (Bottom)
CABLE CLAMP DETAIL
OSP CABLE
CABLE CLAMP BAR
13541-B
REAR VIEW
Figure 12. OSP Cable Clamping in Rear of Cabinet
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INSTALLING PATCH CORDS
After installing the enclosure and storing the OSP cable, you can proceed to install patch cords to
complete the optics circuits. ADC recommends using 3.0 meter (9.8 feet) patch cords.
In general, route all patch cords from the center of the panel toward the outside as shown in
Figure 13. Loop patch cord slack around the cable management spools—from left side to right
spool, from right side to left spool, as shown. For specific instructions for each specific type of
panel, refer to the user manual for that type of panel. A user manual is shipped with each panel.
FEEDER
FEEDER
DISTRIBUTION
DISTRIBUTION
DISTRIBUTION
DISTRIBUTION
16098-A
Figure 13. Correct Patch Cord Routing
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services listed below. To obtain any of these services by telephone, first dial the central ADC
telephone number, then dial the extension provided below.
The central number for calls originating in the U.S.A. or Canada is 1-800-366-3891. For calls
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