INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
FOR PROFIL WALL-MOUNT FRAMES AND MODULES
PROVIDING CABLE DISTRIBUTION SYSTEMS
Mounting of Frames (Refer Fig. 1)
The plastic end pieces MUST be secured to the mounting surface.
Fix into position, securing the LOWER end first. Then fix upper end piece using appropriate fixings.
If using Straddle Brackets attach the bottom end piece to the lower straddle and secure it to the wall surface. Attach upper
straddle bracket to the end piece. Allow the weight of the assembly to rest on bottom straddle bracket before fixing upper
straddle.
Where frames are installed on straddle mount brackets lockable covers cannot be used due to the interlocking feature of the
plastic end pieces.
Covers can only be fitted to multiple frame configurations where a 15mm gap has been left between adjacent end pieces.
NOTE: Incorrect mounting methods may cause difficulty in the fitting and locking of covers.
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Running and Termination of Cables - Incoming and Outgoing (Refer Fig. 2)
Cables can enter the frame from both top and bottom.
Minimum free cable length should equal the distance to the furthermost termination module plus 300mm. This allows for the
p provision of the gooseneck and termination.
Cables should be butted against end piece with the sheathing stripped 30mm into the frame unit. Secure the stripped cables
with a plastic cable tie, using the slots provided in the end piece.
Use a Profil Module to form a bridge at top of frame to hold cable in place. (Refer Fig. 2)
NOTE: For frame sizes larger than 100 pair, strip sheath as above, but at regular intervals forming a ‘Cable backbone’.
Cable used on instruction sheet is for illustration only.
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INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
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PROVIDING CABLE DISTRIBUTION SYSTEMS
Each respective group of cable is divided into 10 pair tails. The tails are tied at intervals and formed into a main cable trunk.
Each 10 pair tail exist the main cable trunk adjacent to the appropriate termination module, and is formed into a gooseneck,
and laid horizontally behind the termination to allow for removal/examinations of the module. (Refer Fig. 3)
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5.
Allow about 100mm for the gooseneck.
The 10 pair gooseneck tail is passed
through the cable entry guide at the rear
of the module and secured to the cable
tie point. (Refer Fig. 4)
All incoming wires are terminated on the
top row of the module. All jumpers are
terminated on the bottom.
Fan out the wires, place in sequence
through the wire fanning strip on top of
the module and locate each wire in the
appropriate contact slot ready for
termination. (Refer Fig. 5)
NOTE: In high speed data circuits, it is
recommended that each PAIR is located
into one fanning guide to maintain twist
integrity all the way to the point of
termination.
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Clip module into position. Insert terminating
tool over wire (align tool with slot), push the
tool in until an audible click is heard. This
indicates that the wire has been correctly
terminated and cut to length. (Refer Fig. 6)
6.
Removal of Wires
To remove a terminated wire place the ‘hook
end’ attachment under the wire, adjacent to
the moulded housing and pull it out of the slot.
Module Numbering Plugs
Strips of module numbering plugs are
provided with each box of disconnection and
connection modules. The numbers shall be
used in conjunction with label holders to
provide a complete frame designation
scheme. Plug numbers 0-9 inserted into the
bottom left side of the module, 0 at the
bottom, and Plug numbers 10-100 in multiples
of 10 are inserted into the top right side of the
module to indicate pair number sequences.
Jumper Details
Jumpers are terminated in the numbered slots on the bottom row of
the modules. Jumpers 1 to 10 are laid to the left side ‘jumper wire
entry guide’. When it becomes necessary to run jumpers between
frames the sketch below shows the jumper locations for use with or
without covers. Fit horizontal jumper guides when frame width
exceeds 2 verticals. Fix two jumper rings (Part No. 6462 3 089-00) to
wall between frames as required to provide for wire management
where individual or common covers are required. (Refer Fig. 7, 8, 9)
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The Earthing of Profil Mounting Frames
In most kits an earth strap (Part number 6455 2 042-00)
is provided and is to be mounted on the bottom of the
Profil frame.
10.
An earth wire (min. 6.0mm² supplied by installer) is to be
connected to the earth strap with a lug compatible with an
M5 bolt. This complies with the relevant ACMA
regulations for earthing.
(Refer Fig. 10)
Overvoltage Protection
Loaded or unloaded Arrestor Magazines are available
and contain two earth clips per magazine ready to
install.
Locate module over earth clip and clip back on to profil
rods. Locate arrestor magazine over module and push
home to connect.
(Refer Fig. 11, 12)
NOTE: Min. 6.0mm² earth wire must be connected to the
earth strap where a Overvoltage Arrestor magazine is
installed. The maximum length of earth wire is 10m.
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