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Connection andDistribution Systems

C o r n i n g C a b l e S y s t e m s

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3Corning Cable Systems

With over 150 years of experience in theworld of telecommunications, Corning is anexperienced partner you can trust to bringcost-effective solutions to your communi-cation requirements. In the field of fiber opticcable technology, Corning was one of theoriginal pioneers with expertise second tonone.

As early as 1974, when fiber optic technologywas still in its infancy, Corning was workingwith Europe’s leading Public Tele-communications companies in developingtrial fiber optic cable routes. This wascomplemented in 1979 by additional projectsin the USA. Together this pioneering workmarked the start of the global business which exists today, comprising of a wide range ofdemanding customer projects.

We at Corning offer the broadest range of end-to-end copper and fiber optic product solutionsfor customers’ cabling network.As system leaders we provide products not only as individual items but also as complete cablenetworks from a single source. Our global presence is your gain because, wherever you arelocated, Corning is close at hand.

Our quality and environmental management systems are naturally certified to DIN EN ISO9001 and ISO 14001.

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Our commitment is to meet the expectationsof our customers unreservedly in supplyinghigh-quality products and services for allcommunication networks.


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Corning Distribution Systems in the Communications Network .................................................................................................8Overview - Distribution Systems ............................................................................................................................................. 10Technical Principles ................................................................................................................................................................ 12Main Distribution Frames: Application Options ....................................................................................................................... 14RDLU Shelters and ONUs: Application Options ..................................................................................................................... 15Cross Connection Cabinets and Distribution Boxes: Application Options .............................................................................. 16

Introduction ............................................................................................................................................................................. 528-pair Distribution Components .............................................................................................................................................. 53Labels ..................................................................................................................................................................................... 54Overvoltage and Overvoltage / Overcurrent Protection .......................................................................................................... 55Cords ...................................................................................................................................................................................... 56Plugs, Marking Caps, Tools .................................................................................................................................................... 58Technical Data ........................................................................................................................................................................ 59

Introduction ............................................................................................................................................................................. 40Functional Elements ............................................................................................................................................................... 41Frame Sets ............................................................................................................................................................................. 42Distribution Components ........................................................................................................................................................ 43Overvoltage and Overvoltage / Overcurrent Protection .......................................................................................................... 44Cords ...................................................................................................................................................................................... 45Plugs, Marking Caps, Tools .................................................................................................................................................... 47Labels, Connectorized Cables, Sample Package................................................................................................................... 48Technical Data ........................................................................................................................................................................ 49

Introduction ............................................................................................................................................................................. 188-Pair Distribution Components Cat 3 .................................................................................................................................... 2010-Pair Distribution Components Cat 3 .................................................................................................................................. 21Cat 5/6 Distribution Components ............................................................................................................................................ 22Copper-Coaxial-FO Hybrid Distribution Components ............................................................................................................. 24Labels ..................................................................................................................................................................................... 26Overvoltage Protection ........................................................................................................................................................... 28Overvoltage / Overcurrent Protection ..................................................................................................................................... 30Connectorized Cables for all Switching Systems ................................................................................................................... 32Cords ...................................................................................................................................................................................... 34Plugs, Label Holders, Tools, Marking Caps ............................................................................................................................ 36Technical Data ........................................................................................................................................................................ 38

Note:The products shown in this catalog demonstrate some of the additional accessories availablewhich are not part of the standard scope of delivery


Introduction ............................................................................................................................................................................. 624-Pair Distribution Components .............................................................................................................................................. 635-Pair Distribution Components .............................................................................................................................................. 64Labels ..................................................................................................................................................................................... 65Overvoltage Protection ........................................................................................................................................................... 66Cords ...................................................................................................................................................................................... 67Plugs, Marking Caps ............................................................................................................................................................... 69Tools ........................................................................................................................................................................................ 70Technical Data ........................................................................................................................................................................ 72

Training .................................................................................................................................................................................. 116MDF Glossary ........................................................................................................................................................................ 117Contacts ................................................................................................................................................................................. 119Further Catalogs in Our Product Range ............................................................................................................................... 124

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Introduction ............................................................................................................................................................................. 92Distribution Frames Overview ................................................................................................................................................. 94Distribution Frames ................................................................................................................................................................. 96Distribution Cabinets and Enclosures for 5000 / 1000 / 71 Series ....................................................................................... 104Accessories for Distribution Cabinets and Enclosures ......................................................................................................... 106Wall-Mounted Distribution Enclosures and Boxes for 1001/2001 Series ............................................................................. 108Accessories for Wall-Mounted Distribution Enclosures and Boxes ....................................................................................... 110Cross-Connection Cabinets ................................................................................................................................................... 112

! " Introduction ............................................................................................................................................................................. 86Splitter Characteristics ............................................................................................................................................................ 87Central Office Equipment ........................................................................................................................................................ 88Customer Premises Equipment / Indoor ................................................................................................................................. 89Customer Premises Equipment / Outdoor .............................................................................................................................. 90

#$ Introduction ............................................................................................................................................................................. 74Series 1001/2001 Strips, Dropwire Connection Strip, Grounding Strip .................................................................................. 75Overvoltage / Overcurrent Protection ..................................................................................................................................... 78Plugs, Marking Caps, Cords, Tools ......................................................................................................................................... 80Mounting Frames, Cable Terminal Heads .............................................................................................................................. 82Label Frames, Strip Dimensions ............................................................................................................................................. 83Technical Data ........................................................................................................................................................................ 84


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Communications and data networks are the backboneof the modern economy. To be able to transfer dataand voice quickly and securely between thesubscribers in these networks, the cable accessoriesfor connecting, terminating and branching cables arejust as important as the cables and switching systemsthemselves. Corning provides a complete range ofpassive accessories, making us THE contact for alltelecom companies, network operators, planners andinstallers. The Corning product range offers fullycompatible connection and termination systemscovering all areas from the central office to theindividual subscriber.

The distribution components are used in• Main Distribution Frames,• Remote Digital Line Units (RDLU)• Optical Network Units (ONU)• Private Automatic Branch Exchanges (PABX)• Cross-Connection Cabinets and Distribution Boxes.

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We offer suitable connection and distributioncomponents for a wide range of applications:

• For telecommunications5000, 1000, 1000 RT, 71 Seriesand 1001/2001 distribution components

• For CATV5000 Series hybrid distribution components

• For ADSL- 5000 Series Cat 5/6 distribution components,

when splitter is installed or integrated inDSLAM

- 5000 Series Blocks with integrated xDSLsplitter filter

This catalog does not represent the complete Corningproduct range. Additional products and accessoriesare available on request.

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Distribution System Characteristics 5000 Seriespp. 17 - 38

IDC Contact

Double IDC contact Single IDC contact -Connectable wire diameter [mm] 0.32 - 0.64IDC contact density [contacts / dm2] 56

Connection Options

Quick connect through connectorization Conventional wiring

Protection

Free front with plugged in protection 3-point protection with 2- / 3-electrode arrester 5-point protection with 2- / 3-electrode arrester & ceramic / polymer PTC Open ground contacts (forced protection)

Transmission Systems

Cat 3 distribution components Cat 5 distribution components Cat 6 distribution components

Hybrid Distributor Components

For copper, coaxial, fiber optic cables

Applications

Main distribution frames RDLU / ONU PABX Cross-connection cabinets / terminal distribution boxes Distribution boxes / cabinets

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Soldering techniques were replaced by insulationpiercing connecting device technology some decadesago. This change meant that instead of following time-consuming soldering, screwing or filling procedures,the wire could simply be pressed into the displacementinsulation piercing connecting device. With thistechnology, the wire is inserted in the IDC clamp(Insulation Displacement Connection) by hand andpressed into the clamp using a simple contact tool.

The wire insulation isstripped from the insulationpiercing device where theconnection is made. DINIEC 352 describes therequirements for thissoldering-, screw- andstrip-free connection in

detail.Double IDC Contact

Distribution components are often fitted with doubleIDC contacts. The double contact allows interruption-free jumpering. This means that in addition to theexisting connection, e.g. from the subscriber to the

system, a secondconnection to a newconnecting point can alsobe established withoutinterrupting the existingconnection.

Architecture of the Distribution Components

The binary structure of the switching systems (8, 16 or32 subscribers / line card) means that some distribu-tion components also have a binary structure, e.g. 4pairs / functional element in the case of the 71 Seriesor 8 pairs / functional element in the case of the 5000Series.

The subscribers are generally connected via cablesorganized in groups of five. Accordingly, the distribu-tion components also have an n x 5 structure, e.g.5 pairs / functional element in the case of the 71 Se-ries or 10 pairs / functional element in the case of the5000 Series.

The number of system or subscriber lines to beconnected per distribution component depends mainlyon the pair count of the cables used. Most of thesubscribers in the central office are thereforeconnected to the relevant distribution componentsusing 100 or 200 wire pair cables. The same applies tothe system side, where 128 wire pair cables are used.

The above specifications have produced, for example,the 8- and 10-pair distribution components of the 5000Series with 100, 128, 200 and 512 wire pairs. Asdescribed on page 18, a distribution componentbasically consists of the mounting frame, the functionalelements and the wire guides. The wire guides ensurethat the wires are clearly organized in the distributioncomponent. Each wire pair is guided to the relevantIDC contacts through the wire guides.

The importance of having good wire and cableorganization increases as more users are connected.The jumper comb assemblies of the distributioncomponents and the jumpering loops of the distributionframes are therefore just as important to good cableorganization as the wire guides.

OvervoltageOvervoltage/Overcurrent Protection

Damage caused by overvoltage/overcurrent is one ofthe most common causes of malfunctions in communi-cation devices. Overvoltage/overcurrent can stopindividual components or even entire central officesfrom functioning. Without sufficient protection, yourdevices are exposed to a potentially costly anddangerous threat. The damage can be caused bylightning, electrostatic or electromagnetic interferenceor as a result of power lines coming into contact withcommunications lines.

Such damage can be avoided by inserting protectionmagazines in the distribution components and bygrounding the system in accordance with the relevantrequirements. In the context of telecommunications, adistinction is made between the following types ofprotection:


Jumpering

All underground subscriber cables are connected tospecific distribution components in the maindistribution frame. Not every subscriber wire pair isconnected to a terminal; i.e. only those wire pairsactually being used by the subscribers are connectedto the switching system as well. Wire pairs that are notin use are only connected to the system as they areneeded.

In many cases, the switching system and maindistribution frame may not be in the same room oreven on the same floor. Given that each wire pair usedcannot be guided to the switching system over severalfloors, the required wire pairs are connected to anadditional distribution component (jumpered). In thisway, the wire pairs being used are connected in stages

Overvoltage/Excess Current Protection (5-PointProtection)

The overvoltage / overcurrent protection magazinesare fitted with 2- or 3-electrode arresters and ceramicor polymer PTCs (Positive Temperature Coefficient)(see the circuit diagram on page 30). When the nomi-nal current of the PTC is exceeded, the componentheats up and the resistance increases exponentially.The PTC therefore limits the current. The PTC coolsdown in accordance with the load and then returns toits original state. This reversible procedure can also berepeated a number of times if necessary.

The contact between the protection magazine andfunctional element is illustrated in the diagram below.In addition to the arrester, two PTCs are alsoconnected in series to the IDC contacts.

Overvoltage Protection (3-Point Protection)

The overvoltage protection magazines / plugs arefitted with 2- or 3-electrode arresters (see the circuitdiagram on page 28). In the event of an overvoltage,an arc is created in the arrester which discharges theenergy towards the ground potential. The arc is brokenwhen the voltage falls below the nominal responsedirect voltage of the arrester. This reversible procedurecan be repeated a number of times if necessary.

The contact between the protection magazine andfunctional element is illustrated in the diagram below.The arrester is connected to the IDC contacts inparallel.

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to these distribution components. These connectionsare in turn connected with the switching system viacables (e.g. 128 wire pairs). The cables can then, forinstance, be guided over several floors to theswitching system without any difficulty.

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Here are some examples of where distributioncomponents are used:• Main Distribution Frames• RDLU Shelters• ONU• Cross-Connection Cabinets• Distribution BoxesThe various application options are described in moredetail below.

Main Distribution Frame

TasksThe main distribution frame (MDF) is the interfacebetween the subscriber cables coming in from alldirections and the switching system. The subscribercables and the system cables are connected to themain distribution frame. The connection between bothcable sides is implemented by jumpering. In addition toterminating and organizing all of the cables, the maindistribution frame can also be used to protect peopleand the switching system against overvoltages andovercurrents. Subscriber and system cables can beboth checked and disconnected in the maindistribution frame.

Application OptionsMain distribution frames are used wherever a largenumber of subscribers need to be connected with theswitching system, for example in telecom companiesor in large buildings such as those used for banks,insurance companies and worldwide headquarters.

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Distribution Rack VariantsMain distribution frames can be arranged vertically orvertically/horizontally and are available as wall-mounted or free-standing distributors.

The distributor type used depends on the number ofsubscribers that have to be connected. Corningrecommends that the vertical distributors should beused where there are less than 10,000 subscribers tobe connected. If the number of subscribers is greater,it is recommended that you use a vertical / horizontaldistributor given the increased cross-jumpering(horizontal jumpering in the rack), as cross-jumperingis possible between the horizontal distributioncomponents. This produces 12 cross-jumperingoptions in a distributor with 13 horizontals. In the caseof vertical distributors, cross-jumpering is only possibleabove and below the vertical distribution components.

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Application OptionsMore and more network operators are implementingnew networking concepts which involve the use ofRDLU shelters (Remote Digital Line Unit) or ONUs(Optical Network Unit) between the subscribers andthe central office.

TaskRDLU shelters act like a small central office. They arefitted with switching and connecting equipment forcopper cables.

In ONU housings, incoming fiber optic cables becomecopper cables which are connected to the subscriber.

In the examples referred to above, connection anddistribution components for copper cables arerequired. The main distribution frame plug of the 5000Series offers quick connection options which offermany benefits. The components of the 5000 Seriescan be connected to the switching system quickly anddirectly using connectorized cables. The quickconnection options available with the 5000 Series cansave the user a great deal of time and money.

Some shelter or ONU housings only have a very smallamount of space for housing the connection anddistribution equipment. The 1000RT Series (RemoteTechnology) is ideal for use in such cases. The 8- and10-pair distribution components of the 1000RT Seriesoffer a high IDC contact density, which allows a largenumber of subscribers to be connected in the smallestof spaces.

A further advantage offered by these two distributionseries is cable management. In the 1000RT Series, forexample, the wires can be guided to the IDC contactsfrom the left, right or rear through wire guides. Themounting frames in which the functional elements sitcan be moved along the mounting rail. In this way youcan select the optimum wiring position for mounting.The distributor components can be moved to thedesired position in the shelter or ONU housing afterwiring.

The flexibility of being able to customize your wiringand change the position of the distribution elements inthe housing makes the 1000RT Series easy to mountand a great space saver.


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Cross-Connection Cabinets

Application OptionsThe number of wire pairs to be distributed from thecentral office to the subscriber is constantly decrea-sing. A larger number of multi-core cables lead out ofthe central office. These multi-core cables must bedistributed to the subscribers. A cross-conbnectioncabinet which has, for example, enough space toconnect approx. 1,200 wire pairs, is required here.Connection and distribution strips which distribute thecables are installed in the cross-connection cabinet.

Task10-pair connection and distribution strips, e.g. those ofthe 1001/2001 Series, are generally used in the cross-connection cabinet. These strips are suitable for useoutdoors. The subscriber cables are connected in thecross-connection cabinet and then distributed to thesubscribers in the buildings. At this point in the networkit is possible to implement further protection, testingand jumpering devices as required. The cross-connection cabinet can therefore be considered as asmall main distribution frame on the subscriber side.

Distribution Boxes

Application OptionsThe subscriber cables are led to the subscriber fromthe cable distribution box. This is the last distribution tothe terminals. Given that only a small number of wirepairs are distributed here, the use of large distributioncomponents (suitable for in excess of 100 wire pairs)is not necessary in this case. Distribution strips, e.g.the 10-pair strips of the 1001/2001 Series, are requiredin such cases. These strips are installed in distributionboxes made of metal (indoors) or plastic (outdoors),depending on the installation location.

TaskThe task of the strips in the distribution boxes is similarto that of the strips in the cross-connection cabinet.



Protection magazine

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Functional elements

• Protection magazine- 3-point protection magazine with 2- or 3-electrode arresters- 5-point protection magazine with 2- or 3-electrode

arresters and ceramic or polymer PTCs• Accessories

- Termination tool- Labeling sets (label holders, covers)- Label strips- Disconnection/dummy plugs- Marking caps- Cable cover- MDF plug

Description

The distribution components consist of the followingelements:• Mounting frame

used for the stable mounting of the functionalelements and wire guides

• 8- or 10-pair functional elementsare fitted with double IDC contacts with andwithout a connection option for the MDF plugand with and without a protection option

• Wire guides with double channelsguide the twisted wire pairs to the IDC contacts

• Jumpering combsused to provide a clear overview of the wiring

Jumpering comb


Characteristics

The distribution components of the 5000 Series offerthe following features:

• 100% tested, quick connection of cables with theMDF plug

Time/cost savings

• Testing and cross-jumpering possible whenprotection is plugged in

• Complete protection3 / 5-point protection with 2- / 3-electrode arrestersand ceramic or polymer PTCs

Application Options

The distribution system of the 5000 Series isextremely versatile and can be used throughout theentire communications network:

• Main distribution frames• RDLU shelters• ONUs• PABX (HICOM,...)• Cross-connection cabinets• Distribution boxes/cabinets

System plugs for, e.g.• EWSD• HICOM• S12and other Systems

MDF plug


Scope of Delivery: Block + Labeling Set

: Functional elements with open ground contacts = forced protection (see diagrams above)

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Functional element with 3-point ground contact

Functional element with open 5-point ground contacts(forced protection)

Functional element with closed 5-point groundcontacts

Functional element without ground contacts

Additional distributor components on requestV = Vertically mounteddistribution components

H = Horizontally mounteddistribution components

Pairs Position Protection Contact Order Number for Weight Size Order NumberOption for Cable Labeling Set [kg] [mm]

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128 H 5-point prot. C39104-A143-D10 2.5 235 180 S30264-D1017-S131128 H 5-point prot. C39104-A143-D10 2.5 235 180 S30264-D1017-S132128 V 5-point prot. C39104-A143-D1 2.5 235 180 S30264-D1017-S133128 V 5-point prot. C39104-A143-D1 2.5 235 180 S30264-D1017-S135128 H - C39104-A143-D10 1.7 235 111 S30264-D1017-S146128 V - C39104-A143-D1 1.7 235 111 S30264-D1017-S152128 H 3-point prot. C39104-A143-D10 2.1 235 158 S30264-D1017-S160128 V 3-point prot. C39104-A143-D1 2.1 235 158 S30264-D1017-S172

384 V - C39104-A106-D2 5.0 690 158 S30264-D1017-S441384 H - C39104-A136-D7 5.0 690 111 S30264-D1017-S443

512 H - C39104-A135-D4 6.6 897 111 S30264-D1017-S444512 V - C39104-A135-D1 6.6 911 111 S30264-D1017-S641

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Pairs Position Protection Contact Order Number for Weight Size Order NumberOption for Cable Labeling Set [kg] [mm]

plug (incl. in scope of delivery) a b

100 V - - C39104-A150-D1 1.4 152 111 S30264-D1016-S1100 V 3-point prot. - C39104-A150-D1 1.7 152 158 S30264-D1016-S20100 V 5-point prot. - C39104-A150-D1 1.9 152 180 S30264-D1016-S31100 V 5-point prot. - C39104-A150-D1 1.9 152 180 S30264-D1016-S32

200 V - - C39104-A151-D1 2.9 290 111 S30264-D1016-S200200 V 3-point prot. - C39104-A151-D1 3.2 290 158 S30264-D1016-S220200 V 5-point prot. - C39104-A151-D1 4.0 290 180 S30264-D1016-S231200 V 5-point prot. - C39104-A151-D1 4.0 290 180 S30264-D1016-S232

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Requirements

Because of the need for high data transfer rates, cer-tain physical laws must be taken into account. DINISO IEC 11801 requires a minimum near-end cross-talk loss NEXT (Near End Cross (x) Talk) of 40 dB at afrequency of 100 MHz (Category 5). A draft standardonly exists for category 6 cables and components atpresent. This draft standard requires a minimum near-end crosstalk loss of 54 dB at 250 MHz (Category 6).

Characteristics

The Cat 5/6 distribution components comply with theabove requirements. Their characteristics are asfollows:

• 48 x a,b,s lines can be connected(4 x a,b,s / functional element)

• A grounding bracket connects the s-IDC contact withthe metal mounting frame

Shielding plates for Cat 6 distribution component

Wire guideJumper comb

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meets Cat 6 requirements

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meets Cat 5 requirements

Application Options

The Cat 5/6 distribution components are used for theconnection of data lines that are suitable for a datatransfer rate of up to 100 MBit/s, even if they aresometimes only used for 2 MBit/s at present, or in thecase of ADSL, for up to 8 MBit/s.

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Connection Position Cat 5 Cat 6 Order Number for Weight Order NumberOptions Labeling Set [kg]

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48 x a, b, s V - C39104-A160-D1 1.3 S30264-D1017-S9048 x a, b, s V C39104-A160-D1 1.3 S30264-D1017-S91

48 x a, b, s H - C39104-A160-D2 1.3 S30264-D1017-S9348 x a, b, s H C39104-A160-D2 1.3 S30264-D1017-S94

Additional distribution componentson request

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Requirements

Connection options are often required not only forsymmetric copper cables, but also for FO and coaxialcables. The hybrid distribution components aredesigned for this area of application.

Characteristics

With the hybrid distribution components of the 5000Series, copper, coaxial and FO cables can beconnected in a single component. The characteristicsof these distribution components are as follows:• Connection options for max.

- 24 x a,b,s copper cables or- 24 x coaxial cables or- 24 x FO cables

• Different cable types in a single distributioncomponent

• Large cable guides for guiding shielded / unshiel-ded, unsheathed Cat 6 cables to the IDC clamps

Cable guide

4 x a,b,sFunctional element

Carrier plate

Coaxial modulewith Coaxial connector

FO modulewith FO duplex adapter

• Can be equipped with SC adapters• Can be equipped with 75 ohm coaxial connectors• Can be installed in distribution frames / boxes

Application Options

These distribution components can be used whereverdifferent cable types (e.g. copper, coaxial and FO)need to be connected and distributed. This can be thecase in, for example:• Main distribution frames• Distribution cabinets• Distribution boxes• Cross-connection cabinets


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Distribution Components Used Solely as Copper (CAT 6), Coaxial or FO Distributor Components

Hybrid Distribution Components

Designation Conn. Weight Consisting of Order NumberOptions [kg]

Mounting Frame 0.4 Empty mounting frame for fitting S45755-E1018-S4FO, coaxial, copper assemblies

Copper Assembly 4 x a,b,s 0.3 1 functional element (4 x a,b,s) S45755-E1018-S10Cable Guide 0.1 1 cable guide S45755-E1018-S11

Coaxial Assembly 4 x coax. 0.31 carrier plate, 2 coaxial modules for 4 coaxial

S45755-E1018-S20adapters, 4 coaxial adapters, cable ties

FO Assembly1 carrier plate, 2 FO modules for 2 SC duplex

SC4 x FO 0.3 adapters, 2 SC duplex adapters, S45755-E1018-S30

cable ties

Order Example:16 a,b,s, 4 coaxial and 12 FO connections are required.The following components must be ordered:1. Mounting frame S45755-E1018-S4 1 pc.2. Copper assembly S45755-E1018-S10 2 pcs.3. Cable inlets S45755-E1018-S11 3 pcs.4. FO assembly (4 x FO) S45755-E1018-S30 3 pcs.5. Coaxial assembly (4 x coax.) S45755-E1018-S20 1 pcs.

Designation Connection Weight Size [mm] Order NumberOptions [kg] Height Width Depth

Copper 24 x a,b,s 1.3 180 95 111 S45755-E1018-S1Coaxial 24 x coaxial 1.3 160 95 111 S45755-E1018-S2FO 24 x FO 1.3 160 95 111 S45755-E1018-S3


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Standard labeling sets are available for the purposesof identifying distribution components. Customizedvariants can also be created on request. The labelingsets consist of the following components:A Label holderB Covers

The label strips C are deliveredwith the distribution component!

Order Number: C39104-A143-D1Labeling set for: S30264-D1017-133,

-S135, -S152, -S172

Order Number: C39104-A150-D1Labeling set for: S30264-D1016-S1, -S20,

-S31, -S32

Order Number: C39104-A151-D1Labeling set for: S30264-D1016-S200, -S220

-S231, -S232

Order Number: C39104-A135-D1Labeling set for: S30264-D1017-S641

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Introduction

The effect of electromagnetic fields and discharges(thunderstorms) or interference from adjacent powerlines can lead to overvoltages or overcurrent intelecommunication cables. To exclude the associatedrisks to people and systems, the effects of theseovervoltages and overcurrents must be limited to safevalues. This is done using overvoltage and overcurrentprotection modules.


The overvoltage protection magazines are fitted with3- or 2-electrode arresters. The arresters act asvoltage-dependent switches. As soon as the voltageon the arrester exceeds the specified nominalresponse voltage, this overvoltage is dischargedtowards ground potential within nanoseconds.

One 3-electrode arrester or two 2-electrode arrestersare installed in the protection magazine for each wirepair. The grounding short-circuit spring or hot meltshort-circuit the electrodes mechanically with theground potential in the event of overheating. Allprotection magazines can be supplied without thermalshort-circuit springs or hot melts on request.

For detailed information on protection methods incommunications technology, refer to the "Overvol-tage and Overcurrent in TelecommunicationNetworks" (Order No. A45050-W3123-D7-X-7600).


Overvoltage Protection Magazines with 2- or 3-Electrode Arresters with Grounding Short-CircuitSprings or Hot Melt

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8- or Nominal Nominal Order Number Order Number Order Number10-Pair Voltage Disch. Curr. 2-Electrode 3-Electrode

Magazine [V] [kA] Arresters Arresters(incl. in scope of delivery) (incl. in scope of delivery)

8 230 ± 20% 20 Q69-X224 S30264-D1008-S9008 230 ± 20% 10 Q69-X490 S30264-D1008-S930

8 230 ± 20% 20 Q69-X915 S30264-D1008-S3058 230 ± 20% 10 Q69-X926 S30264-D1008-S306

10 230 ± 20% 20 Q69-X224 S30264-D1008-S80010 230 ± 20% 10 Q69-X490 S30264-D1008-S830

10 230 ± 20% 20 Q69-X915 S30264-D1008-S20510 230 ± 20% 10 Q69-X926 S30264-D1008-S206

Overvoltage protection magazines equipped with other arresters are available on request.


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Overvoltage / Overcurrent Protection(5-Point Protection)

Overvoltage / overcurrent protection is implementedusing arresters and PTCs (Positive TemperatureCoefficient). The PTCs act as current-dependentswitches. As soon as the current on the PTC exceedsthe nominal current, the PTC blocks the line so that nocurrent can flow. Once the value falls below thenominal current, the resistance of the PTC falls andthe current can flow again. The protector magazinescan be supplied with ceramic or polymer PTCs.

All protection magazines can also be supplied withoutshort-circuit springs or hot melts on request.

Overvoltage / Overcurrent Protection Magazine(5-Point Protection) with 2-Electrode Arrester andHot Melt

Overvoltage / Overcurrent Protection Magazine(5-Point Protection) with 3-Electrode Arrester andShort-Circuit Spring

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For detailed information on protection methods incommunications technology, refer to the"Overvoltage and Overcurrent Protection in Telecom-munication Networks"(Order No. A45050-W3123-D7-X-7600).


8- or Nominal Nominal Order Number Order Number Nominal Order Number10-Pair Voltage Discharge 2-Electrode 3-Electrode Current

Magazine [V] Current Arrester Arrester PTC[kA] (incl. in scope of delivery) (incl. in scope of delivery) [mA]

8 230 ± 20% 10 Q69-X490 120 S30264-D1008-S5328 230 ± 20% 10 Q69-X490 130 S30264-D1008-S533

8 230 ± 20% 10 Q69-X926 120 S30264-D1008-S7328 230 ± 20% 10 Q69-X926 130 S30264-D1008-S733

10 230 ± 20% 10 Q69-X490 120 S30264-D1008-S43210 230 ± 20% 10 Q69-X490 130 S30264-D1008-S433

10 230 ± 20% 10 X69-X926 120 S30264-D1008-S63210 230 ± 20% 10 Q69-X926 130 S30264-D1008-S633

Overvoltage / Overcurrent Protection Magazines with 2- or 3-Electrode Arresters, with ceramic PTCs,with Short-Circuit Spring or Hot Melt

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Overvoltage / overcurrent protection magazines fitted with other arresters and polymer PTCs are available onrequest.


Connectorized Cables with MDF Plugs

The distribution components of the 5000 Series can beconnected quickly and easily using connectorizedcables fitted with MDF plugs. Together with the methodof connecting the cables using the termination tool(conventional method), this connection method savesan enormous amount of time and is extremelyeconomical. There is no need to check the connection,as connectorized cables with MDF plugs are 100%tested. This provides yet another cost saving.

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Using Connectorized System Cables

PABX MDF Cable

Different cables are used for different applications.Between a PABX (e.g. HICOM) and a main distribu-tion frame, for example, 16- or 24-pair cables areused. These cables are connectorized on one end withthe PABX plug and with 2 or 3 MDF plugs on the other.

Telecom MDF Cable

Connectorized cables are also available for connec-ting a telecom company switching system with the5000 Series distribution system. 16- and 64-pair cab-les are preferred in this case.

Connectorized System Cables in the RDLU Shelter

Switching and termination systems are combined inthe smallest possible space in RDLU shelters. It isadvisable here to connect the switching systems to thetermination systems (distribution components of the5000 Series) using connectorized cables. Given theclose proximity of the termination systems to theswitching systems and the small number ofsubscribers to be connected, the connectorized cablescan all be of the same length.

Connectorized Subscriber Cables

Connectorized cables can be used in both binary anddecimal formations. This means, for example, that 10-or 100-pair cables can be supplied with one or 10 MDFplugs. These cables can be connected to the 10-pairdistribution components of the 5000 Series. The openend of the cable is then spliced in a closure, forexample.

Connectorized cables with MDF plugs can be ordereddirectly. However, it is also possible to connect theplugs to the cable on-site using a termination tool forMDF plugs (page 37).

System plugs for

• EWSD• Alcatel

and other systems


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MDF Plugs for Connectorizing Cables

The following MDF plugs are available forconnectorizing cables:

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Formation Mounting of MDF Plugs Order NumberDistribution Component for n Pairs

1...16 Vertical 8 C39334-Z123-A21116...1 Horizontal 8 C39334-Z123-A2101...20 Vertical 10 C39334-Z123-A30120...1 Horizontal 10 C39334-Z123-A300

8-Pair MDF Plug

MDF plug

Cap


Connecting Cords, 2- and 4-pin, One Plug on Each Side

*1 One side connectorized with 71 Series plugs, other side with 5000 Series plugs.

Test / Connecting Cords, 6-pin (a,b,s), with One resp. Two Plugs

Length

Length

Type Length Plug Connection Order Number

Connecting cord 1.5 m a a C39195-A641-A22Connecting cord 3.0 m b b C39195-A641-A25Connecting cord 1.5 m a' a' C39195-A641-A32Connecting cord 3.0 m b' b' C39195-A641-A35Connecting cord 1.5 m a a' C39195-A641-A42Connecting cord 5.0m b b' C39195-A641-A48

a aConnecting cord 1.5 m

a` a`C39195-A641-A2

Connecting cord 5.0 mb b

C39195-A641-A7b` b`a a

Connecting cord*1 3.0 ma' a'

C39195-A641-A15

Connecting cord*1 5.0 mb b

C39195-A641-A17b' b'


a aTest cord*2 3.0 m b b C39195-A641-A11

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Connecting cord 3.0 m b’ b’ C39195-A641-A12s’ s’

*2 Test Cord: Plug on one side only Other cords on request


Connecting Cord with Split Plug Receptacle

Test Cords with One Plug, e.g. for Test Device 57/1


aTest cord 1.5 m

a’C39195-A640-A1

Test cord 5.0 mb

C39195-A640-A6b’

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a white receptacle

Connecting cord 0.25 / 0.10 ma’ white receptacle

C39195-A639-A1b black receptacleb’ black receptacle

150 mm

100 mm

Length

Other cords on request


Short-Circuit Plug

For the extraction, without causing any disruption, of5-point protection magazines used in distributioncomponents with open protection contacts.

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Disconnection and Dummy Plugs

Disconnection plugs are used in disconnectionelements for disconnecting indoor and outdoor lines;dummy plugs are used to prevent connections frombeing disconnected inadvertently.

Designation For n Color Order Numberwires

Disconn. Plug 1 Brown C39334-A168-A2Disconn. Plug 4 Brown C39334-A168-A4Disconn. Plug 8 Brown C39334-A168-A5Disconn. Plug a, b, s Brown C39334-A168-A6Disconn. Plug 5 Brown C39334-A168-A7Disconn. Plug 10 Brown C39334-A168-A8Dummy Plug 1 Red C39334-A119-A6

Arrester Extraction Tool

For the removal and fitting of 3-electrode arresters inthe protection connector.

Hinged Label Holder

For the identification of specific zones or functionalelements in a distribution component.

For n Wires Color Order Number

10 Gray C39104-A111-A508 Gray C39104-A141-A50

For n Wires Color Order Number

10 Gray C39104-A155-D28 Gray C39104-A135-D2

Designation Order Number

Arrester extraction tool C39407-A149-A10


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Termination Tool

• For connecting the wires• Cutting device with lock for optional cutting of

excess wire length• Extraction hook for removing connected wires

Marking Caps

For the identification of lines on the front side of thefunctional elements. The caps are attached on the IDCcontacts of each wire pair.

Termination Tool for MDF Plugs

For the connectorization of cables at the mountinglocation with 16- and 20-pin MDF plugs.

Color Order Number

Orange C39104-A110-C49Black C39104-A110-C50White C39104-A110-C51Gray C39104-A110-C52Red C39104-A110-C53Green C39104-A110-C54Blue C39104-A110-C55Yellow C39104-A110-C56Lilac C39104-A110-C57


Termination tool C39407-A139-A12

(10 caps per unit ordered)


Termination tool for MDF plugs C39407-Z149-A2


IDC Element:

Contact principleInsulation displacement connection acc. to IEC 352-3 for theaccomodation of 2 wires per IDC terminal

Spring material Special brass S23 (CuZn)Contact force > 9 N (0.32 mm wire diameter)Contact surface Ag (2 to 4 µm)

Suitable for:Solid conductor with a diameter of 0.32-0.64 mm;PE or PVC insulated (0.15 – 0.25 mm)

No. of sequence-controlled contacts > 200 clampingsVolume resistance at clamping point < 3 mohms (when new)Resistance change during the < 5 mohms (based on new)service life (Measured voltage - 20 mV, measured current - 100 mA)Dielectric strength > 2000 V ACCurrent carrying capacity > 2.5 A at T

u20°C

Insulation resistance, measured valuesacc. to IEC 68-1

> 1012 ohms (when new)

Utilization category acc. to IEC 68, Part 2-3 > 106 ohmsRecovery value > 1010 ohmsCoupling capacitance < 5 pFSurge voltage acc. to VDE 0433, Table 3

> 2 kVSurge discharge 10/700 µsModule body Polycarbonate, Flammability Rating V-0Utilization category IEC 68, Part 1, 25/100/21

Cable Connector:

Insulation displacement surface > 5 µm SnPbWire diameter Solid cond. 0.4 to 0.6 mm, flex. leads 0.09 to 0.14 mm2 (7 wires)Insulation diameter 0.7 to 1.3 mmConnecting wire insulation PVC, PE, FEP, PPConnection cycles 60Volume resistance < 20 m ohms IEC 512-2Insulation resistance 1011 ohms IEC 512-2Dielectric strength > 1000 V eff IEC 512-2Continuous current carrying capacity 1.9 A (20°C); 0.65 A (65°C)Module body Polycarbonate, Flammability Rating V-0Utilization category IEC 68, Part 1, 40/125/21

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World-wide telecommunication networks have to beadapted to the increasing technical challenges causedby the rising telephone calls, intensified datacommunication, as well as higher demands for transferquality and security.Increasing telephone company competition, causinglower charges, internet applications and the rapidlyrising use in mobile communications are the mainreasons for this development.The answer lies in decentralizing network compo-nents, like DLU Shelters and Optical Network Units(ONU), which use flexible, adaptable access techni-ques and which move with the exchange, closer tothe customer. Thereby obtaining a fast and economicalincrease in performance of telecommunicationnetworks.

Corning has optimally prepared for this eventuality withthe new 1000RT Series Distribution System.The 1000RT Series is specially designed for insertionin ONU’s, Shelters and other peripheral units.The highly compacted Distribution Components canbe configured and pre-adjusted according to therespected applications. These distribution blocks forthe system and subscriber side can be quickly andsimply installed into the frames of ONUs and Shelters.Even the application of pre-wired units is possible.

DLU Shelter

Optical Network Unit (ONU)


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For pre-connectorizing the system cables by using1000RT Series elements, the cable can also be guidedfrom the back.

Break elements with 8 pairs; Color: white; Counting at the cable side: 1, 2, ..., 7, 8

C39104-A123- B200 A200 A210 A220 A230 A520 A530

Switching elements with 8 pairs; Color: blue; Counting at the cable side: 1, 2, ..., 7, 8

C39104-A123- B300 A300 A310 A320 A330

Break elements with 10 pairs; Color: white; Counting at the cable side: 1, 2, ..., 9, 0

C39104-A123- B100 A100 A110 A120 A130

Break elements with 10 pairs; Color: white; Counting at the cable side: 1, 2, ..., 100 (-D1**)

C39104-A123- B101 A101 A111 A121 A131

Switching elements with 10 pairs; Color: blue; Counting at the cable side: 1, 2, ..., 9, 0

C39104-A123- B400 A400 A410 A420 A430

Switching elements with 10 pairs; Color: blue; Counting at the cable side: 1, 2, ..., 100 (-D1**)

C39104-A123- B401 A401 A411 A421 A431

Delivery unit: Set of 10 pcs. * for HDSL ** Labels see page 48

Order Numbers

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Frame Sets

C39393-A80- D1 D2 D6 D3 D4 D5 D5

Mounting angle with open jumper comb (recommended number per unit)

C39104-A123- B50 31B52 4 32B54 36B56 4 8 8 8 43B58 6 6 45B60 6 6 48B62 4 8 33

Mounting angle with closed jumper comb

C39104-A123- B51 31B53 32B55 36B57 43B59 45B61 48B63 33


Other distribution components on request

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Pairs/ Subscriber Jumper Wires Order Number Weight Size Fastening Order NumberComp. cables guided Labeling Set [kg] [mm] Dimension

guided from... from.. (incl. in scope of delivery) a b [mm]

100 right left C39104-A123-D1 0.8 145 57 110 S30264-D1014-S1100 left right C39104-A123-D1 0.8 145 57 110 S30264-D1014-S2200 left right C39104-A120-D7 1.8 284 57 210 S30264-D1014-S201

Vertically Mounted Distribution Components with 10-pair Functional Elements,3- / 5-Point Protection Option from the Front

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Protection Magazine

Type Order Number: S30264-D1006-...

8-pair 10-pair

Overvoltage (3-point)

230 V + 20 %, with fail safe ...S350 ...S210

350 V + 20 %, without fail safe ...S353 ...S213

Overvoltage / Overcurrent (5-Point)

230 V + 20 %, with fail safe, 150 mA / PTC ...S351 ...S211

230 V + 20 %, with fail safe, 3 A / fuse ...S354 ...S214


Cords

A complete range of cords is available for the 1000RTSeries Distribution System. These can be used, forexample, for short-term jumpering or testing andmeasurement purposes.

Connecting Cords, 4-pin, One Plug on Each Side

In addition to the standard range of cords available, youcan also order customized cords.

Connecting Cord, 2-pin, With One 1-pair Plug and 2 Split Plugs


Connecting cord 1.5 ma a

C39195-A332-A11a’ a’


C39195-A332-A13b’ b’

Typ Length Plug Connection Order Number

Connecting cord 2.0 ma blue split plug

C39195-A332-A21b yellow split plug

Length


Length

120



Test Cord, 4-pin, With One 2-pair Plug


a red split plug

Connecting cord 2.0 mb black split plug

C39195-A332-A22a’ blue split plugb’ yellow split plug

Length


Test cord 1.5 ma

C39195-A332-A1b

Test cord 2.5 ma’

C39195-A332-A2b’


Length

120


Termination Tool• For connecting the wires• Cutting device with lock for optional cutting of

excess wire length• Extraction hook for removing wires• Also usable for 5000, 2000, 1000, and 71 Series

Disconnection and Dummy PlugsDisconnection plugs are used in disconnectionelements for disconnecting indoor and outdoor lines;dummy plugs are used to prevent connections frombeing disconnected inadvertently.

Designation For Color Order Numbern Wires

Disconn. plug 1 Brown C39334-A117-A3Disconn. plug 4 Brown C39334-A117-A5Disconn. plug 8 Brown C39334-A117-A4Dummy plug 1 Red C39334-A117-A7

Marking CapsFor the identification of lines on the front side of thefunctional elements. The caps are attached on the IDCcontacts of each wire pair.

Color Order Number

Black C39104-A115-C50White C39104-A115-C51Gray C39104-A115-C52Red C39104-A115-C53Green C39104-A115-C54Blue C39104-A115-C55Yellow C39104-A115-C56Lilac C39104-A115-C57




Extraction Tool for Functional ElementsUsed to remove the functional elements out ofextremely narrow distribution enclosures.


Extraction tool C39407-A149-A15


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Labels

Standardized labeling kits are available for markingdistribution components. Customized versions canalso be made if requested. The labeling kits consist ofplastic covers with numbers printed on them.These are fitted onto the functional elements.

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

91 92 93 94 95 96 97 97 99 100

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Covered Zone Counting Order Number

100 pairs 1...100 / 10 pairs C39104-A123-D1256 pairs 1...8 / 1...32 C39104-A123-D2320 pairs 1...8 / 1...40 C39104-A123-D3120 pairs 1...8 a b s / 1...15 / 2 Mbit C39104-A123-D5100 pairs 1...10 / 1...10 C39104-A123-D10200 pairs 1...200 / 10 pairs C39104-A123-D7

Connectorized Cables

Connectorized cable with functional elements of Series1000RT and system connector.

Order numbers on request.

Sample Package

Order number: S30264-D1014-Z3


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IDC Element:

Contact principle acc. to DIN IEC 352 Insulation displacement connection for the accomodation of onewire per IDC terminal

Spring material Special brassContact force > 9 N (0.32 mm conductor diameter)Contact surface Ag (2 to 5 µm)

Suitable for:Solid conductor with a diameter of 0.32 - 0.8 mm;Outside diameter of max. 1.2 mm (with PE or PVC insulation)

Service life > 200 clampings (0.8 mm: > 50 clampings)Volume resistance at clamping point < 3 mohms (when new)acc. to DIN IEC 512-2 Measured voltage > 20 mV, measured current 100 mAResistance change during the

< 5 mohms (based on new)service lifeDielectric strength > 1500 V ~

Current carrying capacity> 2.5 A at T

u20°C

> 1.6 A at Tu 65°C

Insulation resistance under lab. conditions> 1012 ohms (when new)

acc. to DIN IEC 512-2after damp storage > 1010 ohmsCoupling capacitance < 5 pFSurge voltage acc. to VDE 0433, Table 3

> 1.5 kVSurge discharge 1.2/50 µsNoise voltage during vibration

< 0.4 mV5g /10 to 500 Hz, 20 clampings in seriesModule body Polycarbonate

Utilization category25/100/21 Max cold -25°C

acc. to DIN IEC 68, Part 1Dry heat +100°CHumidity (constant) 21 days




Characteristics

The 8-pair distribution components of the 1000 Serieshave the same basic structure as those of the 5000Series (page 18). They offer the following features:

• High packing density due to single IDC contacts

• 3/5-point protection can be slided in from the left IDC contacts accessible when protection is in its position

• The 200 wire pair distribution component has thesame mounting dimensions as the 100 wire pairdistribution component of the 71 Series

Doubled capacity

Application Options

The distributors are used in:• Main distribution frames• RDLU shelters• ONUs


Other distribution components on request


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V = Vertically mounted distribution componentsH = Horizontally mounted distribution components

Pairs/ Position Protection Order Number Weight Size Fastening Order NumberComp. Option Labeling Set [kg] [mm] Dimension

(incl. in scope of delivery) a b [mm]

104 H - C39104-A117-D3 1.1 157 93 135 S30264-D1011-S103128 H - C39104-A120-D1 1.4 190 93 135 S30264-D1011-S203128 V 3-/5-point prot. C39104-A120-D3 2.0 190 135 135 S30264-D1011-S206200 V 3-/5-point prot. C39104-A115-D1 3.0 290 135 210 S30264-D1011-S401200 V 3-/5-point prot. C39104-A115-D3 3.0 290 135 210 S30264-D1011-S405200 H - C39104-A115-D5 2.2 290 93 225 S30264-D1011-S407

Distribution Components with 8-pair Functional Elements

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Labeling Sets for Horizontally MountedDistribution Components

Order Number:C39104 -A117-D3* /

-A115-D5**Labeling set for:S30264-D1011-S103* /S30264-D1011-S407**

Order Number:C39104-A120-D1Labeling set for:S30264-D1011-S203

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The overvoltage protection magazines of the 1000 Se-ries are fitted with 2-electrode arresters and hot melts.All protection magazines can also be supplied withouthot melts.

Overvoltage / Overcurrent Magazine of Series 1000(5-Point Protection) with 2-Electrode Arrester andPTC

Overvoltage / Overcurrent Protection (5-PointProtection)The overvoltage / overcurrent protection magazinesare fitted with 2-electrode arresters and ceramic PTCs.They can also be supplied with polymer PTCs onrequest.

8-pair Overvoltage and Overvoltage / Overcurrent Protection Magazines with 2-Electrode Arresters withHot Melt and PTC (3- / 5-Point Protection)

Overvoltage / Overcurrent Protection Magazines fitted with other arresters or polymer PTCs are available onrequest.

Nominal Nominal Order Number Nominal Order NumberVoltage Discharge 2-Electrode Current[V] Current Arrester PTC

[kA] (incl. in scope of delivery) [mA]

230 ± 20% 5 Q69-X460 - S30264-D1006-S110230 ± 20% 5 Q69-X460 120 S30264-D1006-S113

For detailed information on protection methods in communications technology, refer to the "Overvoltage andOvercurrent Protection in Telecommunication Networks" (Order No. A45050-W3123-D7-X-7600)

Overvoltage Magazine of Series 1000 (3-PointProtection) with 2-Electrode Arrester

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Connecting Cords, 4-pin, One Plug on Each Side

Connecting Cord, 2-pin, With One 1-pair plug and 2 Split Plugs



C39195-A332-A11a’ a’


C39195-A332-A13b’ b’

Typ Length Plug Connection Order Number

Connecting cord 2.0 ma blue plug

C39195-A332-A21b yellow plug

Length

Length

120




Test Cord, 4-pin, With One 2-pair Plug


a red plug

Connecting cord 2.0 mb black plug

C39195-A332-A22a’ blue plugb’ yellow plug

Length

Length


Test cord 1.5 ma

C39195-A332-A1b

Test cord 3.0 m a’

C39195-A332-A2b’

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Termination Tool


excess wire length• Extraction hook for removing wires

Disconnection and Dummy PlugsDisconnection plugs are used in disconnectionelements for disconnecting indoor and outdoor lines;dummy plugs are used to prevent connections frombeing disconnected inadvertently.

Designation For Color Order Numbern Wires

Disconn. plug 1 Brown C39334-A117-A3Disconn. plug 4 Brown C39334-A117-A5Disconn. plug 8 Brown C39334-A117-A4Dummy plug 1 Red C39334-A117-A7

Marking CapsFor the identification of lines on the front side of thefunctional elements. The caps are attached on the IDCcontacts of each wire pair.

Color Order Number





Extraction Tool for Protection Magazines

Used to remove protection magazines from thefunctional elements.


Extraction tool for prot. magaz. C39407-A149-A13


IDC Element:

Contact principle acc. to DIN IEC 352 Insulation displacement connection for the accomodation of onewire per IDC terminal

Spring material Special brassContact force > 9 N (0.32 mm conductor diameter)Contact surface Ag (2 to 5 µm)

Suitable for:Solid conductor with a diameter of 0.32 - 0.63 mm;Outside diameter of max. 1.2 mm (with PE or PVC insulation)

Service life > 200 clampingsVolume resistance at clamping point < 3 mohms (when new)acc. to DIN IEC 512-2 Measured voltage > 20 mV, measured current 100 mAResistance change during the

< 5 mohms (based on new)service lifeDielectric strength > 1500 V ~

Current carrying capacity> 2.5 A at T

u20°C

> 1.6 A at Tu 65°C


acc. to DIN IEC 512-2after damp storage > 1010 ohmsCoupling capacitance < 5 pFSurge voltage acc. to VDE 0433, Table 3

> 1.5 kVSurge discharge 1.2/50 µsNoise voltage during vibration

< 0.4 mV5g /10 to 500 Hz, 20 clampings in seriesModule body Polycarbonate

Utilization category25/100/21 Max cold -25°C

acc. to DIN IEC 68, Part 1Dry heat +100°CHumidity (constant) 21 days




Characteristics

The distribution components of the 71 Series havebasically the same structure as those of the 5000Series (page 20). They offer the following features:

• 4- or 5-pair organization

• Contact wire Ø from 0.4 to 0.8 mm

• 3-point protection can be plugged in from the rear IDC contacts accessible when protection is plugged in

Application Options

The classic area of application of the 71 Seriesdistribution system is the main distribution frame. TheMDF is used in, for example:

• Central offices• Customer premises, e.g.

- Company networks- Universities- Hospitals


Pairs Position Overvoltage Order Number Weight Size Order NumberProtection Option Labeling Set [kg] [mm]

(incl. in scope of delivery) a b

48 H - C39104-A61-D1 1.0 180 87 C39104-A61-A1

256 H - - 6.0 900 87 C39104-A51-A1256 H C39104-A51-D10 9.0 900 129 C39104-A51-A4


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Pairs Position Overvoltage Order Number Weight Size Order NumberProtection Option Labeling Set [kg] [mm]

(incl. in scope of delivery) a b

100 V C39104-A45-D1 3.2 290 129 C39104-A45-A1100 V - C39104-A45-D1 2.6 290 87 C39104-A45-A2100 V C39104-A45-D7 3.2 290 129 C39104-A45-A10


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Labeling Sets



Order Number: C39104-A45-D1Labeling set for: C39104-A45-A1, -A45-A2,


Order Number:C39104-A51-D10Labeling set for:C39104-A51-A4

Labeling Sets for Horizontally MountedDistribution Components

Order Number: C39104-A45-D7Labeling set for: C39104-A45-A10

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BA

Order Number:C39104-A61-D1Labeling set for:C39104-A61-A1



The overvoltage protection magazines of the 71 Seriesare fitted with 2- or 3-electrode arresters. The protec-tion magazines can be supplied with or without aground short-circuit spring or hot melt.

Overvoltage prot. magazine (3-point protection) with3-electrode arrester and ground short-circuit spring

Overvoltage protection magazine (3-pointprotection) with 2-electrode arrester and hot melt

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4- or Nominal Nominal Reference Reference Order Number5-Pair Voltage Disch. Curr. 2-Electrode Arrester 3-Electrode Arrester

Magazine [V] [kA](incl. in scope of delivery) (incl. in scope of delivery)

5 230 ± 20% 10 Q69-X490 S30264-D1004-S115 260 ± 20% 10 Q69-X495 S30264-D1004-S155 350 ± 20% 10 Q69-X223 S30264-D1004-S215 230 ± 20% 10 Q69-X873 S30264-D1004-S61

Overvoltage protection magazines with other arresters available on request

Overvoltage protection magazines with 2- or 3-electrode arresters with ground short-circuit spring or hotmelt (3-point protection)

For detailed information on protection methods incommunications technology, refer to the"Overvoltage and Overcurrent Protectionin Telecommunication Networks"(Order No. A45050-W3123-D7-X-7600).

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Connecting Cords, 2- and 4-pin

Length



C39195-A346-A2a’ a’


C39195-A346-A5b' b'

Connecting cord 3.0 m a a C39195-A348-A1Connecting cord 6.0 m b b C39195-A348-A2Connecting cord 1.0 m a’ a’ C39195-A348-A12Connecting cord 6.0 m b’ b’ C39195-A348-A15Connecting cord 2.5 m a a' C39195-A348-A22Connecting cord 4.0 m b b’ C39195-A348-A26

aTest cord 3.0 m

a' withoutC39195-A346-A10

Test cord 10.0 mb plug

C39195-A346-A11b'



Test Cords, 2- and 4-pin, With MDF Plug and Split Plug Receptacles

Test Cords, 2- and 4-pin, With MDF Plug and Split Plugs

Length


aBlack receptacle

Test cord 0.25 ma’

C39195-A356-A3b

White receptacleb'

Test cord 0.25 ma Black receptacle

C39195-A356-A30b White receptacle

Length


aRed plug

Test cord 1.50 ma’

C39195-A356-A2b

Blue plugb'

Test cord 0.25 m a Black plug C39195-A356-A20Test cord 1.50 m b White plug C39195-A356-A21Test cord 1.50 m a’ Black plug C39195-A356-A15Test cord 4.00 m b’ White plug C39195-A356-A40



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Designation For n Color Order Numberpins

Disconn. plug 1 Brown C39334-A111-A1Disconn. plug 2 Brown C39334-A111-A2Disconn. plug 3 Brown C39334-A111-A3Disconn. plug 4 Brown C39334-A111-A4Disconn. plug 8 Brown C39334-A111-A54Disconn. plug 10 Brown C39334-A111-A55Dummy plug 1 Red C39334-A111-A11Dummy plug 2 Red C39334-A111-A12Dummy plug 3 Red C39334-A111-A13

Color Order Number


Disconnection and Dummy Plugs

Disconnection plugs are used in disconnection ele-ments for disconnecting indoor and outdoor lines;dummy plugs are used to prevent connections frombeing disconnected inadvertently.

Marking Caps

For the identification of lines on the front side of thefunctional elements. The caps are attached on the IDCcontacts of each wire pair.



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Extraction Tool for Functional Elements

For removing the functional elements.

Extraction Tool for Protection Magazines

For removing the protection magazines from thefunctional elements.


Extraction tool, 12-part C39407-A139-A4Extraction tool, 5-pair C39407-A139-A5Extraction tool, 4-pair C39407-A139-A6


Extraction tool for protection mag. C39407-A149-A3

Termination Tool


excess wire length• Extraction hook for removing wires





For removing and fitting arresters with the dimensionsØ 8 x 6 mm.


For removing and fitting arresters with the dimensionsØ 8 x 10 mm.


Arrester extraction tool 8 x 6 mm C39407-A149-A5


Arrester extraction tool 8 x 10 mm C39407-A149-A6

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For the removal and fitting of 3-electrode arresters inthe protection connector.


Arrester extraction tool C39407-A149-A10


IDC Element:

Contact principle acc. to DIN IEC 352 Insulation displacement connection for the accomodation of twolines per IDC terminal

Spring materialV clamp: Tin bronze Sn BzA clamp: Spring bronze S23

Contact force > 10 N (0.4 mm wire core diameter)

Contact surfaceV clamp: Ag (1 - 3 µm)A clamp: Ag (4 - 7 µm)Solid conductor with a diameter of 0.35 - 0.80 mm;

Suitable for:Outside diameter of max. 1.2 mmClamp for PCM wires with an outside diameter of max. 1.5 mm(with PE or PVC insulation)

Service life V clampfor 0.35 to 0.6 mm Ø > 200 clampingsfor 0.8 mm Ø connected on one side > 50 clampingsfor 0.8 mm Ø combined with 0.6 mm Ø > 25 clampingsService life A clampfor 0.35 to 0.6 mm Ø > 400 clampingsfor 0.8 mm Ø connected on one side > 50 clampingsfor 0.8 mm Ø combined with 0.6 mm Ø > 25 clampingsVolume resistance at clamping point < 5 mohms, blank (when new)acc. to DIN IEC 352-3 > 2 mohms, tin-plated (when new)Resistance change during the

< 1 mohms (based on new)service life acc. to DIN IEC 352-2Dielectric strength acc. to DIN IEC 512-2 > 2000 V ~

Current carrying cap. acc. to DIN IEC 512-3> 2.5 A at T

u 20°C

> 1.6 A at Tu 65°C


acc. to DIN IEC 512-2Coupling capacit. acc. to DIN IEC 512-9 < 3 pFSurge voltage acc. to VDE 0433 > 1.5 kV (surge discharge 1.2/5 µs)Module body Polycarbonate

Utilization category acc. to DIN IEC 6825/100/21 Cold -25°C

Part 1Dry heat +100°CDamp heat, steady state 21 days

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Characteristics

The 10-pair strips in the 1001/2001 Series have thefollowing characteristics:

• 1001 Series: Cables and jumper sides equippedwith basic IDC clamps

• 2001 Series: Jumper side with double IDC clampsand cable side with single IDC clamps:

uninterruptible jumpering

• Jumper side is higher than cable side:

improved access to IDC clamps

• Wire Ø 0.4 - 0.8 mm

• 3/5-point protection, front-pluggable

• Tools are not required for installing / removing strips

Implementation Options

1001/2001 Series strips are normally installed close tothe subscriber, e.g. in

• Cross-connection cabinets• Terminal distribution boxes• Distribution boxes/cabinets


1001 Series Disconnection Strip

The IDC contact springs on the cable side alwaystouch the contact springs on the jumper side. They areonly separated when a disconnection plug is inserted.

1001 Series Switching Strip

The contact springs on the cable side do not touch thecontact springs on the jumper side. Contact is onlyestablished when a protection connector is inserted.

Cable side

Jumper side

Jumper side

Cable side

Jumper side

Cable side

1001 Series Connection Strip

The connection strip is equipped with clamps whichextend from the cable side to the jumper side. Contactcannot be interrupted and switching cannot be trig-gered by inserting a protection connector.

Designation, Delivery Unit Order Number

10 Disconn. Strips C39104-A92-A632 Numbering Strips, 10 Color Marking S45755-B2-A1Labels (DTAG* code compliance)


10 Connection Str. C39104-A92-A642 Numbering Strips, 10 Color Marking S45755-B2-A3Labels (DTAG* code compliance)


10 Switch. Strips C39104-A92-A652 Numbering Strips, 10 Color Marking S45755-B2-A2Labels (DTAG* code compliance)

* Deutsche Telekom AG


2001 Series Disconnection Strip

The jumper side on the 2001 Series disconnectionstrip is equipped with double clamps for uninterruptibleswitching. Apart from this, the 2001 Series disconnec-tion strip corresponds to its 1001 Series counterpart.

2001 Series Connection Strip

The jumper side on the 2001 Series connection strip isalso equipped with double clamps for uninterruptibleswitching. Apart from this, the 2001 Series connectionstrip corresponds to its 1001 Series counterpart.

2001 Series Switching Strip

The contact springs on the cable side do not touch thecontact springs on the jumper side. Contact is onlyestablished when a protection connector is inserted.

Jumper side

Cable side

Jumper side

Cable side

Jumper side

Cable side


10 Disconn. Strips C39104-A92-A552 Numbering Strips, 10 Color Marking S45755-B2-A14Labels (DTAG* code compliance)


10 Conn. Strips C39104-A92-A512 Numbering Strips, 10 Color Marking S45755-B2-A4Labels (DTAG* code compliance)


10 Switch. Strips C39104-A92-A662 Numbering Strips, 10 Color Marking S45755-B2-A15Labels (DTAG* code compliance)


Cable side

Jumper side

Dropwire Connection Strip

The dropwire connection strip is equipped with springterminals on the cable side for dropwire subscribercables (wire diameter 0.4 - 2.0 mm). Apart from this,the dropwire connection strip corresponds to the 1001Series connection strip.

Grounding Strip

All IDC clamps on the grounding strip are connectedto the grounded mounting frame via a groundingcomb. This ensures that all IDC contacts are connect-ed to the ground potential.


1 Grounding Strip C39104-A92-A67 S45755-B2-A16


1 Dropwire Connection StripC39104-A92-A1, 1 Color Marking S45755-B2-A5Label (DTAG* code compliance)

* Deutsche Telekom AG


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Grounding Bracket for Protection Plugs

* A grounding bracket must be installed to ensure theconnection from the protection plug to the groundpotential. The frame must be correctly grounded.

Overvoltage Protection Plug*(3-point protection)• Equipped with a 3-electrode arrester plus short-

circuit springs• Wire pair protection• Nominal response voltage 230 V

Overvoltage/Overcurrent Protection Plug*(5-point protection)• Equipped with a 3-electrode arrester plus short-

circuit springs and two PTCs• Wire pair protection• Nominal response voltage 230 V• Nominal response current 145 mA


Overvoltage Protection Plug, 10 pcs. S45755-B2-A6


Overvoltage/OvercurrentS45755-B2-A7

Protection Plug, 10 pcs.


Grounding Brackets, 10 pcs. S45755-B2-A8


H = 27 mm or 54 mmH = 27 mm or 54 mm

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Overvoltage Protection Magazine (without arrester)

• To be equipped with twenty 2-electrode arresterswithout a short-circuit spring

• Protection for 10 wire pairs

Overvoltage Arrester

• Nominal response voltage 230 V

Mounting frame with strip and overvoltage orovervoltage/overcurrent plug

Mounting frame with strip and overvoltage protectionmagazine

Dimensions of Strips with Protection, Installed in a Mounting Frame

For detailed information on protection methods incommunications technology, refer to the "Overvoltageand Overcurrent Protection in TelecommunicationNetworks" (Order No. A45050-W3123-D7-X-7600).


Overvoltage Protection Mag., 10 pcs. S45055-B20-A10

Overvoltage Arrester, 1 pc. Q69-X224


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Cords

Test and connecting cords are available forimplementing tests and measurements, and forjumpering at short notice.

The numbering strips 1...91 and 10...100 (item 2) areincluded in the strip scope of delivery.

Plugs and Marking Caps

Disconnection plugs (item 3 in picture) and dummyplugs (item 4) are available.

Disconnection plugs are used to disconnect internaland external lines. Dummy plugs indicateconnections which must be retained.

Marking caps (item 1) are used to indicate speciallines. They must be clamped between the IDCcontacts.

Type Length Order Number

Test Cord, bi-polar, with 2 adapters for multiple-spring wire plugs 0.25 m S45055-A106-A3Test Cord, bi-polar, with 2 adapters for multiple-spring wire plugs 1.50 m S45055-A106-A2Test Cord, 4 poles, with 4 adapters for multiple-spring wire plugs 1.50 m S45755-B2-A11Connecting Cord, bi-polar 1.50 m S45055-A106-A5Connecting Cord, 4 poles 1.50 m S45755-B2-A12

Test cordConnecting cord

Type Description Color Order Number

Disconn. Plug Has 2 tongues for disconnecting internal and external lines brown S45755-B2-A9

Dummy PlugDoes not disconnect. Has 2 reeds for a wire pair,

red S45755-B2-A10prevents inadvertent disconnection

Marking Caps For 1001 Series red, blue S45055-B20-R2Marking Caps For 2001 Series red, blue S45055-B20-R1

Scope of delivery: each 10 pcs.

Scope of delivery: each 1 pc.


Tools

Only a few simple tools are required for wiring andtechnical service.

Termination Tool

• For connecting wires• Cutting device with lock for cutting back excess wire

length• Extraction hook for removing connected wires


For inserting and removing arresters in theovervoltage protection magazine.


Termination Tool C39407-A139-A13


Arrester Extraction Tool C39407-A149-A8


Mounting Frames

Mounting frames are used to secure strips in maindistribution frames, distribution boxes, etc. They canaccommodate up to 30 strips with label frames andcan be adjusted to the required length using a side-cutting pliers. The cables or wires are threadedthrough the holes provided. Wire protecting grommetscan be ordered specially for this purpose.

Cable Terminal Heads

The cable terminal head is used to house up to 10strips in a cross-connection cabinet. The cable termi-nal head is secured quickly and simply in the jumperframe of the cross-connection cabinet using fourspikes with captive screws (included in scope ofdelivery).

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Mounting Frame, Height 27 mm S45055-B20-R7Mounting Frame, Height 54 mm S45055-B20-R8Wire Protecting Grommet, 10 pcs. S45055-B20-R4


Cable Terminal Head S45055-B20-A1


Dropwire Connection StripDisconnection Strip 1001/2001 SeriesConnection Strip 1001/2001 SeriesSwitching Strip 1001/2001 SeriesGrounding Strip

Dimensions

Label Frame with Label Strip

Used to identify mounting frames and cable terminalheads (see picture page 82).

Length of the strips: 121 mm

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Label Frame with Label Strip S45055-B20-R6Label Strips, 10 pcs. S45055-B20-A4


Technical Data

Contact principle observes DIN IEC 352 Insulation displacement connection to accommodateeither 1 or 2 lines per IDC clamp

Spring material Tin bronzeContact surface Ag (4 - 7 µm) Contact surfaceModule material PolycarbonateSuitable for:Cable side:1001/2001 Series strips Solid conductor with a diameter of 0.4 - 0.8 mm

Outside diameter max. 1.4 mm (a solid conductordiameter 0.8 mm)

Grounding strip Solid conductor with a diameter of 0.4 to max. 2.0 mmDropwire connection strip Outside diameter max. 2.6 mm

(with PE or PVC insulation)Jumper side:1001/2001 Series strips and Solid conductor with a diameter of 0.4 - 0.6 mmDropwire connection strip Outside diameter max. 1.1 mm

(with PE or PVC insulation)Service lifewith 0.4 - 0.6 mm Ø 200 clampingswith 0.8 mm Ø 50 clampingswith max. 2.0 mm Ø (dropwire strip) 50 clampingsVolume resistance at clamping point < 2 mOhm (when new)(observes DIN EN 60352-3) < 3 mOhm (in service)Dielectric strength observes

> 2000 Veff(draft) DIN VDE 0845-2

Insulation resistance under lab. conditions> 5 x 1010 Ohm (when new)

observes (draft) DIN VDE 0845-2Surge voltage observes VDE 0433 > 2 kV (surge discharge 10/700 µs)

Ambient conditions25/100/21 Max. cold -25°C

observes DIN EN 6008-1Dry heat +100°CHumidity (constant) 21 days

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ADSL Splitter Solutions



Introduction

Application Options

We offer solutions for the application of the ADSLsplitters under the most diverse conditions:

• Central office- In racks for the application

• in DSLAM frame and• in remote frame

- Integrated in MDF blocks 5000 Series

• CPE In housings for the application

- Outdoor und- Indoor

• Wall-mount• Desktop• Flush-mount• Microfilter

The products presented on the following pages aretypical solutions. We are also able to design solutionsto suit your particular requirements.

Overview

ADSL systems enable the simultaneous transfer oflanguage and high bandwith data over the telephonewires, which are available in most residential andbusiness building.ADSL splitters are used for the separation of thefrequency bands, in which the voice and data signalsare transferred. They prevent the signals interferingwith each other and are therefore a substantialconstituent of these systems.

Corning Cable Systems xDSL POTS Splitters arequalified for Interoperability with leading DSLAM (ATU-C) and CPE modem (ATU-R) suppliers.

Corning is the world-wide leader of passive tele-communications products. We are moving forward inproviding more solutions for xDSL technologies usinghigh-speed Internet access. We have the knowledge,expertise and experience in the telecommunicationindustry. We have provided over 800,000 xDSL POTSSplitters and 1.5 million xDSL Distributed Microfilters,both central office / remote terminal and the customerpremises applications, and VDSL splitters since 1997.



Splitter Characteristics

Splitter Characteristics

The splitter values underneath show the specificationsof the ANSI T1.143.

We are able to provide on request the values of othersplitters, which are optimized for the application inother networks with other impedances, also for ADSLover ISDN.

Note: All values in the table are for the splitters at both sides of a line, except those, which are marked(CO)....Central Office(CPE)..Customer Premises Equipment

0 to 100 mA0 to -60 VDC103 Vrms superimposed on the DC Loop Voltage, 20 to 30 Hz< 25 ohms, POTS tip-to-ring with Line port (U-C) shorted< 25 ohms, POTS tip-to-ring with Line port (U-R) shorted< 1.0 dB; short loop, ZTc = 900, ZTr = 600, 1004 Hz< 0.75 dB; long loop, ZTc = 900, ZTr = 600, 1004 Hz+1.5 to -1.5; 200 - 3.4 kHz, short loop, ZTc = 900, ZTr = 600+2.0 to -2.0; 3.4 - 4.0 kHz, short loop, ZTc = 900, ZTr = 600-0.5 to -1.5; 200 - 3.4 kHz, long loop, ZTc = 900, ZTr = 600+1.0 to -1.5; 3.4 - 4.0 kHz, long loop, ZTc = 900, ZTr = 600< 200 µs; 600 - 3.2 kHz, short loop, ZTc = 900, ZTr = 600< 250 µs; 200 - 4.0 kHz, short loop, ZTc = 900, ZTr = 600< 200 µs; 600 - 3.2 kHz, long loop, ZTc = 900, ZTr = 600< 250 µs; 200 - 4.0 kHz, long loop, ZTc = 900, ZTr = 600> 8 dB ERL, > 5 dB SRL-L, > 5 dB SRL-H; short and long loop> 2 dB SRL-H; short and long loop, single frequency> 6 dB ERL, > 5 dB SRL-L, > 3 dB SRL-H; short and long loop> 2 dB SRL-H; short and long loop, single frequency> 58 dB; 200 - 1.0 kHz> straight line from 58 dB @ 1 kHz to 53 dB @ 3.0 kHz,Bias 25 mA DC, xDSL port shorted> 58 dB; 200 - 1.0 kHz> straight line from 58 dB @ 1 kHz to 53 dB @ 3.0 kHz,Bias 25 mA DC20 < C < 115 nF; 20 - 30 Hz(Note: T1.413 Issue 2 requires = 90 nF, plans are to increasethis in Issue 3 to < 115 nF)< 1.0 nF; 20 - 30 Hz> 65 dB; 30 - 300 kHz, ZTc = 900> 55 dB; 300 - 1104 kHz, ZTc = 900> 65 dB; 30 - 300 kHz, ZTc = 600> 55 dB; 300 - 1104 kHz, ZTr = 600< 0.25 dB; 30 - 1104 kHz, ZTr = 900< 0.25 dB; 30 - 1104 kHz, ZTc = 600

Electric (corresponding ANSI T1.413 Issue 2 Annex E)

DC Loop CurrentDC Loop Voltage (tip-to-ring)Ringing SignalsDC Resistance (CO)DC Resistance (CPE)Insertion Loss

Attenuation Distortion (Voice Band),increase relative to Insertion Loss at 1004 Hz

Delay Distortion (Voice Band) increase

Return Loss (Voice Band) (CO)

Return Loss (Voice Band) (CPE)

Longitudinal Balance, Two Port Technique,POTS to Line port (U-R) and Line port (U-R)to POTS (CO)Longitudinal Balance, Two Port Technique,POTS to Line port (U-R) and Line port (U-R)to POTS (CPE)Tip-to-Ring Capacitance, POTS port

Capacitance to Ground, POTS portADSL Band Attenuation (CO)

ADSL Band Attenuation (CPE)

Input Impedance (CO)Input Impedance (CPE)



Central Office Equipment

Pairs Installation Weight Order NumberPosition [kg]

incl. Splitter

50 horizontal 6.9 S45752-C3-A100

Rack with Splitters (ANSI, 600 ΩΩΩΩΩ)

The rack can be mounted both in the frame of theDSLAMs and into separate (remote) 19-inch frames.RJ-21 connectors are provided for connection to theoutside plant (LINE), the telephone switch equipment(POTS) and the ADSL transmission unit (DATA).The rack for one height unit is equipped with 12 cards,each with two splitters.Racks for the installation in 24-inch and other framessizes as well as racks for several height units areavailable on request.

Lines Weight Dimensions Operating Relative Order Number [kg] [mm] Temperature Humidity

Height Width Depthclosed open

24 3 45 480 250 280 -40 ... +65°C < 95 % CO-SE24-S8- -R015

xDSL Block S 5000with Integrated Splitters (ANSI, 600 ΩΩΩΩΩ)

The positioning of the splitter in the MDF hasadvantages to the conventional solution with theapplication close to the DSLAMs:Apart from the cost advantages of fewer cables andfewer links, it results in advantages for the operator ofthe Central Office in the guidance of the analog or theISDN signal.Further explanation of the above concepts can beprovided on request.

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450 185

Dimensions in mm


Designation Weight Dimensions Order Number [kg] [mm]

Height Width Depth

Wall-mount Housing0.18 138 89 25 SPS-IW0-S- -R1

with Integrated Splitter (ANSI, 600 Ω)

Flush-mount Housingwith Integrated Splitter 0.12 116 71 49 SPS-IF1-S- -R1(ANSI, 600 Ω)

Wall Mount Flush Mount

Delivery Unit: 1 pc.; other housing forms, connectors and options are available on request.


Customer Premises Equipment / Indoor

Micro Filter

Micro Filters are used for ADSL.Lite or G.lite. Here thecentral splitter is replaced by a micro filter before eachanalog or ISDN device (one speaks also of 'DistributedFilters'). In certain cases Micro Filters can also beused in systems with Full-Rate ADSL.

Delivery unit: 1 pc.

Other housing forms, Connectors and Options areavailable upon request.

Designation Weight Dimensions Order Number [kg] [mm]

Height Width Length

Microfilter (bidirectional) 0.026 24 27 137 SPS-PT0-S- -G2



Customer Premises Equipment Outdoor

Ancillary Housing

This weather proof housing with integrated splitter(ANSI, 600 Ω) can be installed externally, next to theground cable termination. This device has wiringterminals for each of the three splitter ports: line, voiceand data.Other housings are available on request.

Delivery unit: 1 pc.

Description Lines Weight Dimensions Order Number [kg] [mm]

Height Width Depth

Ancillary Housing with Integrated Splitter 1 0.2 122 89 66 SPS-H70-S- -R1



Characteristics

Various distribution frames have been developed toenhance the organization of distribution components.These components can be classified as follows:

• Vertical wall-mounted distribution frames• Vertical stand-alone distribution frames• Vertical/horizontal wall-mounted distribution frames• Vertical/horizontal stand-alone distribution frames

A corresponding distribution frame is available for eachdistributor type. The width of the distributioncomponents and the distance between the vertical andhorizontal mounting frame bars in the frame are usedto determine in which distribution frame the distributorcan be installed. Distribution frames with a wide space(e.g. 250 mm) between the vertical mounting frame

bars can be equipped with any distributor type. Distri-bution frames with less space (e.g. 180 mm) betweenthe vertical mounting frame bars can only accommo-date the smaller distributor components of the 71Series. However, the required distance, e.g. for the5000 Series, can be achieved using adapter bars.

Application Options

Distribution frames with the corresponding distributioncomponents can be used:

• Where distribution components are installed indedicated rooms, e.g. in public and private centraloffices


Characteristics

Distribution components can also be organized indistribution cabinets and enclosures.These are manufactured from:• Sheet steel• Plastic

Sheet steel distribution cabinets and enclosures havethe following characteristics:• Lockable door/hood (2 mm steel plate)• IP 55 protection• Painted in RAL 7032 structure

The plastic distribution boxes have the followingcharacteristics:• Lockable door/hood made from GF polycarbonate• IP 64 protection• RAL 7032 paint

Application Options

Lockable distribution cabinets and enclosures are idealfor smaller-scale applications or where a specific roomcannot be set aside for distribution technology. Thismay apply, for example, to:• Smaller companies• Larger houses

For external installation, the 1001/2001 Series stripsare installed in plastic distribution boxes. These boxescan be mounted, for example:• On poles• On walls


Distribution Frame Overview

Suitable Page Vertical or Basic or Wall-mounted Number of Number of Distance Distancefor Series Vertic./Horizont. Expansion or Vertical Horizontal betw. Vert. betw. Hor.

Frame Free-standing Rows Rows Rows RowsFrame [Units] [Units] [mm] [mm]

1000/71 96/97 V/H E F 5 13 180 1901000/71 96/97 V/H B F 6 13 180 1905000*2 96/97 V/H E (for -A52) F 4 13 250 190

1000/71 96/97 V/H B F 6 10 180 1901000/71 96/97 V/H E F 5 10 180 1905000*2 96/97 V/H E (for -A53) F 4 10 250 190

1000/71 98/99 V/H B/E W 5 6 180 2001000/71 98/99 V/H B/E W 5 5 180 2005000*2 98/99 V/H B / E (for -A54-A1) W 4 6 250 200

5000*2 96/97 V/H B F 4 11 250 2285000*2 96/97 V/H E F 4 11 250 2285000*2 96/97 V/H B/E F 4 8 250 244

5000*2 102/103 V E W 1 - - -5000*2 102/103 V B/E W 4 - 250 -5000*2 102/103 V E W 1 - - -5000*2 102/103 V B/E W 4 - 250 -5000*2 102/103 V E W 1 - - -5000*2 102/103 V B/E W 5 - 250 -

5000*2 100/101 V E F 2 - - -5000*2 100/101 V B/E F 8 - 250 -5000*2 100/101 V E F 2 - - -5000*2 100/101 V B/E F 8 - 250 -5000*2 100/101 V E F 2 - - -5000*2 100/101 V B/E F 10 - 250 -

Expansion frames installed with existing 1000/71 Series frames


*1 A frame termination set must be ordered for a distribution frame which can comprise anynumber of vertical rows (see corresponding page)

*2 Distribution frames suitable for the 5000 Series are backwards-compatible, i.e. as well as 5000 Seriesdistribution components, 1000 and 71 Series components can also be installed.

*3 Two different heights are adjustable

*4 Width with / without frame termination set

Distribution Frame Overview

Height Width Depth Frame Occupation with Distribution Components Order NumberSeries 5000 Series 1000 Series 71

Vertical Horizont. Vertical Horizont. Vertical Horizont.[mm] [mm] [mm] [pairs] [pairs] [pairs] [pairs] [pairs] [pairs]

2875/2775*3 990 1200 - - 8 x 200 4 x 128 8 x 100 1 x 256 C39393-A52-A32875/2775*3 990/1176*4 1200 - - 8 x 200 4 x 128 8 x 100 1 x 256 C39393-A52-A42875/2775*3 990 1200 16 x 100 4 x128 8 x 200 4 x 125 8 x 100 1 x 256 C39393-A68-A4

2350 990/1176*4 1200 - - 6 x 200 4 x 128 6 x 100 1 x 256 C39393-A53-A12350 990 1200 - - 6 x 200 4 x 128 6 x 100 1 x 256 C39393-A53-A22350 1000/1326*4 1200 11 x 100 4 x128 6 x 200 4 x 128 6 x 100 1 x 256 C39393-A53-A11*1

2875/2775*3 900/1176 486 - - 4 x 200 4 x 128 4 x 100 1 x 256 C39393-A54-A12575 900/1176 486 - - 4 x 200 4 x 128 4 x 100 1 x 256 C39393-A54-A2

2875/2775*3 1000/1326*4 486 8 x 100 4 x128 4 x 200 4 x 128 4 x 100 1 x 256 C39393-A54-A11*1

2875 1000/1250*4 1200 16 x 100 4 x128 8 x 200 4 x 128 8 x 100 1 x 256 C39393-A68-A52875 1000/1250*4 1200 16 x 100 4 x128 8 x 200 4 x 128 8 x 100 1 x 256 C39393-A68-A62350 1000/1326*4 1200 12 x 100 4 x128 6 x 200 4 x 128 6 x 100 1 x 256 C39393-A71-A11*1

2385 250 785 11 x 100 - 5 x 200 - 5 x 100 - C39393-A74-A12*1

2385 1000/1200*4 785 11 x 100 - 5 x 200 - 5 x 100 - C39393-A74-A13*1

2827 250 843 14 x 100 - 7 x 200 - 7 x 100 - C39393-A74-A22*1

2827 1000/1326*4 843 14 x 100 - 7 x 200 - 7 x 100 - C39393-A74-A23*1

2246/2588*3 250 788 11 x 100 - 5 x 200 - 5 x 100 - C39393-A74-A32*1

2246/2588*3 1250/1450*4 788 11 x 100 - 5 x 200 - 5 x 100 - C39393-A74-A33*1

2385 250 1100 11 x 100 - 5 x 200 - 5 x 100 - C39393-A74-A15*1

2385 1000/1200*4 1100 11 x 100 - 5 x 200 - 5 x 100 - C39393-A74-A16*1

2827 250 1214 14 x 100 - 7 x 200 - 7 x 100 - C39393-A74-A25*1

2827 1000/1326*4 1214 14 x 100 - 7 x 200 - 7 x 100 - C39393-A74-A26*1

2246/2588*3 250 1100 11 x 100 - 5 x 200 - 5 x 100 - C39393-A74-A35*1

2246/2588*3 1250/1450*4 1100 11 x 100 - 5 x 200 - 5 x 100 - C39393-A74-A36*1


Fully equipped 71/1000 Series distribution frames canbe supplemented with the following 5000 Seriesexpansion frames:

A frame termination set must be ordered specially forthe following distribution frames:

71 / 1000 Series 5000 SeriesDistribution Frame Expansion Frame

-A52-A4, -A3 -A68-A4

-A53-A1, -A2 -A53-A11

Distribution Frames Frame Termination Set

-A53-A11 C39393-A52-D21

-A71-A11 C39393-A71-D10

Free-Standing Distribution Frames,Vertical / HorizontalDescription

Suitable Basic or Height Width Depth Weight Distance Distance Order Numberfor Series Expansion betw. Vert. betw. Hor.

Frames Rows (a) Rows (b)[mm] [mm] [mm] [kg] [mm] [mm]

71 / 1000 B 2875/2775*1 990/1176*2 1200 203 180 190 C39393-A52-A471 / 1000 E 2875/2775*1 990 1200 152 180 190 C39393-A52-A35000* E 2875/2775*1 990 1200 180 250 190 C39393-A68-A4

71 / 1000 B 2350 990/1176*2 1200 164 180 190 C39393-A53-A171 / 1000 E 2350 990 1200 122 180 190 C39393-A53-A25000* E 2350 1000/1326*2 1200 85 250 190 C39393-A53-A11

5000* B 2875 1000/1250*2 1200 160 250 228 C39393-A68-A55000* E 2875 1000/1250*2 1200 155 250 228 C39393-A68-A65000* B / E 2350 1000/1326*2 1200 170 250 244 C39393-A71-A11

* Distribution frames suitable for the 5000 Series are backwards-compatible, i.e. as well as 5000 Seriesdistribution components, 1000 and 71 Series components can also be installed.



Width Depth

a

b

Hei

ght


Number of Max. Capacity Number of Max. CapacityVertical Per Per Horizontal Per PerRows Vertical Row Frame Levels Horizontal Level Frame[Units] [pairs] [pairs] [Units] [pairs] [pairs]

6 8 x 100 4800 13 1 x 256 33285 8 x 100 4000 13 1 x 256 33284 16 x 100 6400 13 1 x 512 / 4 x 128 6656

6 6 x 100 3600 10 1 x 256 25605 6 x 100 3000 10 1 x 256 25604 12 x 100 4800 10 1 x 512 / 4 x 128 5120

4 16 x 100 6400 11 4 x 128 56324 16 x 100 6400 11 4 x 128 56324 12 x 100 4800 8 4 x 128 4096

The equipment example shows 5000 and 71 Series distribution components. If 1000 Series distribution compo-nents are used, the capacity of frames with order numbers -A52 and -A53 should be doubled. Additionalequipment variants are possible.

71 Series

1

2

6 / 8

1

2

3

12 / 16

. . . . . .

71 Series

5000 Series

. . .

. . .

256 pairs4-paired

128 pairs 8-paired

Free-Standing Distribution Frames,Vertical / Horizontal

Equipment Examples

Distribution Componentson the Vertical Frame Side

100 pairs5-paired

100 pairs10-paired

. . .

. . .

. . .

. . .

512 pairs8-paired

5000 Series

5000 Series

Distribution Componentson the Horizontal Frame Side


Fully equipped 71/1000 Series distribution frames canbe supplemented with the following 5000 seriesexpansion frames:

A frame termination set must be ordered specially forthe following distribution frame:

71 / 1000 Series 5000 SeriesDistribution Frame Expansion Frame

-A54-A1 -A54-A11

Distribution Frame Frame Termination Set

-A54-A11 C39393-A54-D11

Wall-Mounted Distribution Frames,Vertical / HorizontalDescription

Suitable Basic or Height Width Depth Weight Distance Distance Order Numberfor Series Expansion Betw. Vert. Betw. Hor.

Frame Rows (a) Rows (b)[mm] [mm] [mm] [kg] [mm] [mm]

71/1000 B/E 2875/2775*1 900/1176*2 486 64 180 200 C39393-A54-A171/1000 B/E 2575 900/1176*2 486 58 180 200 C39393-A54-A25000* E 2875/2775*1 1000/1326*2 486 60 250 200 C39393-A54-A11

WidthDepth

a

b

Hei

ght





Number of Max. Capacity Number of Max. CapacityVertical Per Per Horizontal Per PerRows Vertical Row Frame Levels Horizontal Level Frame[Units] [pairs] [pairs] [Units] [pairs] [pairs]

5 4 x 100 2000 6 1 x 256 15365 4 x 100 2000 5 1 x 256 12804 8 x 100 3200 6 1 x 512 / 4 x 128 3072

The equipment examples show 5000 and 71 Series distribution components. If 1000 Series distribution compo-nents are used, the capacity of frames with order number -A54 should be doubled. Additional equipment variantsare possible.

71 Series

1

2

4

1

2

3

8

. . .

. . .

71 Series

5000 Series

. . .

. . .

256 pairs4-paired

128 pairs 8-paired

Wall-Mounted Distribution Frames,Vertical / Horizontal

Equipment Examples

Distribution Componentson the Vertical Frame Side

100 pairs5-paired

100 pairs10-paired

. . .

. . .

. . .

. . .

512 pairs8-paired

5000 Series

5000 Series

Distribution Componentson the Horizontal Frame Side


Free-Standing Distribution Frames,VerticalDescription

Width Deptha

Hei

ght

a



-A74-A16, -A36 C39393-A74-D5

-A74-A26 C39393-A74-D14

Suitable Basic or Height Width Depth a Weight Distance Order Numberfor Series Expansion Betw. Vert.

Frame Rows[mm] [mm] [mm] [mm] [kg] [mm]

5000* E 2385 250 1100 100 33 250 C39393-A74-A155000* B / E 2385 1000 1100 100 122 250 C39393-A74-A165000* E 2822 250 1214 163 41 250 C39393-A74-A255000* B / E 2822 1000 1214 163 152 250 C39393-A74-A265000* E 2246 / 2588*1 250 1100 100 35 250 C39393-A74-A355000* B / E 2246 / 2588*1 1250 1100 100 132 250 C39393-A74-A36




. . .

. . .

Number Max. Capacity [pairs]of Vert.Rows Per Vertical Row Per Frame[Units] (with 100 pairs)

2 11 x 100 5 x 200 7 x 128 2 x 384 3 x 128 + 6 x 100 1 x 384 + 3 x 200 22008 11 x 100 5 x 200 7 x 128 2 x 384 3 x 128 + 6 x 100 1 x 384 + 3 x 200 88002 14 x 100 7 x 200 9 x 128 3 x 384 4 x 128 + 8 x 100 2 x 384 + 6 x 200 28008 14 x 100 7 x 200 9 x 128 3 x 384 4 x 128 + 8 x 100 2 x 384 + 6 x 200 112002 11 x 100 5 x 200 7 x 128 2 x 384 3 x 128 + 6 x 100 1 x 384 + 3 x 200 220010 11 x 100 5 x 200 7 x 128 2 x 384 3 x 128 + 6 x 100 1 x 384 + 3 x 200 11000

The equipment examples show 5000 Series distribution components.Additional equipment variants are possible.

Equipment at max. capacity

Free-Standing Distribution Frames,Vertical

Equipment Examples

1

3 / 4

6 / 8

. . .

. . .

1

. . .

. . .

1 / 2

3 / 6

1

128 pairs8-paired

100 pairs10-paired

384 pairs8 pairs

200 pairs10-paired


Suitable Basic or Height Width Depth a Weight Distance Order Numberfor Series Expansion Betw. Vert.

Frame Rows[mm] [mm] [mm] [mm] [kg] [mm]

5000* E 2385 250 785 100 26 250 C39393-A74-A125000* B / E 2385 1000 785 100 93 250 C39393-A74-A135000* E 2827 250 843 163 32 250 C39393-A74-A225000* B / E 2827 1000 843 163 116 250 C39393-A74-A235000* E 2246 / 2588*1 250 788 100 28 250 C39393-A74-A325000* B / E 2246 / 2588*1 1250 788 100 100 250 C39393-A74-A33

Wall-Mounted Distribution Frames,VerticalDescription

Width Deptha

Hei

ght

a



-A74-A13, -A33 C39393-A74-D1

-A74-A23 C39393-A74-D11




Number Max. Capacity [pairs]of Vert.Rows Per Vertical Row Per Frame[Units] (with 100 pairs)

1 11 x 100 5 x 200 7 x 128 2 x 384 3 x 128 + 6 x 100 1 x 384 + 3 x 200 11004 11 x 100 5 x 200 7 x 128 2 x 384 3 x 128 + 6 x 100 1 x 384 + 3 x 200 44001 14 x 100 7 x 200 9 x 128 3 x 384 4 x 128 + 8 x 100 2 x 384 + 6 x 200 14004 14 x 100 7 x 200 9 x 128 3 x 384 4 x 128 + 8 x 100 2 x 384 + 6 x 200 56001 11 x 100 5 x 200 7 x 128 2 x 384 3 x 128 + 6 x 100 1 x 384 + 3 x 200 11005 11 x 100 5 x 200 7 x 128 2 x 384 3 x 128 + 6 x 100 1 x 384 + 3 x 200 5500

The equipment examples show 5000 Series distribution components.Additional equipment variants are possible.


. . .

. . .

3 / 4

6 / 8

. . .

. . .

1

. . .

. . .

1 / 2

3 / 6

1

128 pairs8-paired

100 pairs10-paired

384 pairs8-paired

200 pairs10-paired

Wall-Mounted Distribution Frames,Vertical

Equipment Examples

1


Distribution Cabinets and Enclosuresfor 5000 / 1000 / 71 SeriesFM Distribution Cabinet, FM/W Wall-Mounted Distribution Enclosure

Distribution Cabinet FM/2Distribution Enclosure FM/W1

Characteristics of the FM distribution cabinet

• Free-standing cabinet without side walls (seeAccessories)

• Steel door (2 mm sheet steel)• Rear-wall, screw-fastened (made of 1.5 mm sheet

steel)• Base plate in three sections for cable entry• Top panel, screw-fastened• Grounding bar and cable clamping bar installed• Mounting rail for module carriers and cable routing

guides• Painted in RAL 7032• IP 55 protection observes DIN EN 529/10.91

Characteristics of the FM/W wall-mounteddistribution enclosure

• Compact distribution enclosure (sheet steel)• Steel door (2 mm sheet steel)• Flanged panel for cable entry from below• Grounding bar and cable clamping bar installed• Mounting rail for module carriers and cable routing


Cabinet/ Designation Height Width Depth Weight Distance Order NumberEnclosure Between Vertical

Rows[mm] [mm] [mm] [kg] [mm]

Cabinet FM/3 2000 1000 400 129 variable S45752-Z502-A1Cabinet FM/2 2000 600 400 101 variable S45752-Z502-A2

Enclosure FM/W2 600 600 350 34 variable S45752-Z502-A4Enclosure FM/W1 760 760 350 40 variable S45752-Z502-A5Enclosure FM/W4 1000 800 350 52 variable S45752-Z502-A6Enclosure FM/W3 1200 800 350 69 variable S45752-Z502-A3


Distribution Cabinets and Enclosuresfor 5000 / 1000 / 71 Series

Equipment Examples


Number Max. Capacity [pairs]of Vert.Rows Per Vertical Row Per Cabinet/[Units] Enclosure

3 11 x 100 5 x 200 7 x 128 2 x 384 3 x 128 + 6 x 100 1 x 384 + 3 x 200 33002 11 x 100 5 x 200 7 x 128 2 x 384 3 x 128 + 6 x 100 1 x 384 + 3 x 200 2200

2 2 x 100 1 x 128 1 x 100 + 1 x 128 4562 4 x 100 2 x 128 2 x 100 + 1 x 128 8003 5 x 100 3 x 128 3 x 100 + 1 x 128 15003 6 x 100 4 x 128 3 x 100 + 2 x 128 1800

. . .

. . .

1

3

6

. . .

. . .

1

. . .

. . .

1

3

1

128 pairs8-paired

100 pairs10-paired

384 pairs8-paired

200 pairs10-paired

The equipment examples show 5000 Series distributioncomponents. Additional equipment variants are possible.


Accessories forDistribution Cabinets and EnclosuresModule Carriers, Base, Side Walls

Module Carriers

Module carriers can be installed directly in thedistribution cabinets and enclosures. Elongated holesare provided on the front to accommodate alldistribution components.

Delivery unit: 1 module carrier, 2 jumper guides (105 x70 mm), mounting hardware

Suitable Length Weight Order Numberfor [mm] [kg]

FM2/FM3 1825 5.0 S45752-Z502-A104FM/W1 625 2.0 S45752-Z502-A117FM/W2 425 1.5 S45752-Z502-A114FM/W3 975 2.9 S45752-Z502-A112FM/W4 825 2.3 S45752-Z502-A118

Base for Distribution Enclosure

Bases are screwed onto the distribution enclosures.Their height (200 mm) simplifies cable insertion.

Delivery unit: 1 base

Side Walls for Distribution Cabinets

Side walls complete a full cabinet row or a singledistribution cabinet.

Delivery unit: 2 side sections

Suitable Weight Order Numberfor [kg]

FM2 11.2 S45752-Z502-A102FM3 15.4 S45752-Z502-A100


FM2/FM3 14.0 S45752-Z502-A105


Accessories forDistribution Cabinets and Enclosures

Top Panel, Flanged Panel, Further Accessories

Top Panel for Distribution Cabinets

So that cables can be inserted through the top of thedistribution cabinet, the standard top cover must bereplaced by a top panel with cable entry.

Delivery unit: 1 top panel

Flanged Panel for Distribution Enclosures

The flanged panel is used for cable entry with IP 55 inthe distribution enclosure. The flanged panel isprovided with PG holes for PG glands.

Delivery unit: 5 flanged panels

Designation Used for Delivery Unit Weight Order Number[Units] [kg]

Wall Bracket FM/W... 1 0.5 S45752-Z502-A116Grounding Line 300 mm FM FM/W 5 0.1 S45752-Z502-A106Mounting Hardware Grounding line 10 0.3 S45752-Z502-A107Door Handle FM 1 0.3 S45752-Z502-A108Security Lock Insert Door handle 1 0.1 S45752-Z502-A109Cable Routing Guide FM FM/W 10 1.3 S45752-Z502-A110Side-linking Set FM 6 0.8 S45752-Z502-A111PG 11 Gland FM FM/W 5 0.5 S45752-Z502-A120PG 13.5 Gland FM FM/W 5 0.6 S45752-Z502-A121PG 16 Gland FM FM/W 5 0.6 S45752-Z502-A122PG 21 Gland FM FM/W 1 0.2 S45752-Z502-A123PG 29 Gland FM FM/W 1 0.2 S45752-Z502-A124


FM2 6.0 S45752-Z502-A103FM3 8.0 S45752-Z502-A101


FM/W... 9.0 S45752-Z502-A115

Further Accessories


Distribution Designation Height Width Depth Weight DistanceEnclosure/ between VerticalBox [mm] [mm] [mm] [kg] Rows

Enclosure FM/K1 500 300 120 5 variableEnclosure FM/K2 500 500 120 7 variableEnclosure FM/K3 700 300 120 9 variableEnclosure FM/K4 700 900 120 12 variable

Box FM/E1 110 180 111 2 variableBox FM/E2 180 180 111 2.5 variableBox FM/E3 180 254 111 3 variableBox FM/E4 254 360 111 3.5 variable

Box FM/B1 210 191 108 0.93 variableBox FM/B2 210 191 108 0.95 variableBox FM/B3 390 223 124 1.5 variable

1001/2001 SeriesWall-Mounted Distribution Enclosures/BoxesFM/K Wall-Mounted Distribution Enclosures

Characteristics of FM/K Wall-Mounted DistributionEnclosures

• Compact distribution enclosure (sheet steel)• Steel hood (2 mm sheet steel)• Flanged panel with cable entry at the underside of

the cabinet• Grounding bar and cable support bar installed• Mounting rail for module carriers and cable routing



1001/2001 SeriesWall-Mounted Distribution Enclosures/Boxes

FM/E and FM/B Wall-Mounted Distribution Boxes

Additional equipment variants are possible.

Characteristics of FM/E Wall-Mounted DistributionBoxes

• Compact distribution box, fiber glass-reinforced withpolycarbonate

• Pre-cut with PG for cable entry• Paint RAL 7035• IP 66 protection observes DIN EN 529/10.91• Mounting plate and mounting kit included in scope

of delivery

Number of Max. Capacity Order NumberVertical Per Vertical Row Per Enclosure / BoxRows [10-paired Strips] [pairs]

1 10 100 S45752-Z502-A72 10 200 S45752-Z502-A82 20 400 S45752-Z502-A94 20 800 S45752-Z502-A10

1 3 30 S45752-Z502-A15*1 5 50 S45752-Z502-A161 10 100 S45752-Z502-A172 10 200 S45752-Z502-A18

1 2 20 S45752-Z502-A191 3 30 S45752-Z502-A201 10 100 S45752-Z502-A21

*: Pack of 2

Characteristics of FM/B Wall-Mounted DistributionBoxes

• Compact distribution box, fiber glass-reinforced withpolycarbonate/polyester

• Cable insertion via rubber grommets• Painted in RAL 7032• IP 64 protection observes DIN EN 529/10.91• Mounting frame for 1001/2001 Series strips

included in scope of delivery


Accessories forWall-Mounted Distribution Enclosures / BoxesMounting Plate, PG-Threaded Cable Glands and PG Mounting Kits

Mounting Plate for FM/E

The mounting frames and distribution strips areattached to the mounting plate. The mounting plate isthen installed in the distribution box.

Suitable Delivery Weight Order Numberfor Unit [kg]

FM/E1 10 pcs. 0.5 S45752-Z502-A150FM/E2 10 pcs. 0.6 S45752-Z502-A151FM/E3 8 pcs. 0.6 S45752-Z502-A152FM/E4 4 pcs. 0.6 S45752-Z502-A153

Size Cable Ø Delivery Order Number[mm] Unit

PG 13.5 6-12 10 pcs. S45752-Z502-A161PG 16 10-14 10 pcs. S45752-Z502-A140PG 21 13-18 10 pcs. S45752-Z502-A141PG 29 18-25 10 pcs. S45752-Z502-A142Adapt. Ring f.PG 13.5 10 pcs. S45752-Z502-A146

PG Mounting Kits for FM/E

The cables must be inserted into the box using PGmounting kits so that the FM/E distribution boxesensure IP 54 protection.

PG-Threaded Cable Glands, Adapter Ring for FM/E

The cables must be inserted into the box using PGcable glands so that the FM/E distribution boxesensure IP 66 protection.In the distribution box, the smallest pre-cut hole for thecable gland is size 16. To insert cables with a smallerdiameter (6 - 12 mm) into the distribution box, PG 13.5cable glands must be installed using an adapter ring.

Size Cable Ø Deliv. Order Number[mm] Unit (Kit)

PG 16 10 - 14 1 pc.S45752-Z502-A143

PG 21 13 - 18 1 pc.PG 16 10 - 14 1 pc.PG 21 13 - 18 1 pc.

S45752-Z502-A144PG 29 18 - 25 1 pc.PG 29 quadruple stem 1 pc.


Accessories forWall-Mounted Distribution Enclosures / Boxes

Hinge Set, Lock, Connection Kit

15“ Lock for FM/K Distribution Enclosure

Used to retro-fit FM/K distribution enclosures.

Connection Kit for FM/E

Used to connect a row or stack of FM/E distributionboxes.

Size Cable Ø Delivery Order Number[mm] Unit

Pg 16 10-14 20 pcs. S45752-Z502-A155Pg 21 13-18 20 pcs. S45752-Z502-A156Pg 29 18-25 20 pcs. S45752-Z502-A157


Hinge Set S45752-Z502-A154

Hinge Set for FM/E

Used to convert the removeable cover into a hingedcover.

Designation Weight Order Number[kg]

Lock 0.1 S46998-Z101-S26Key 0.1 S46998-Z101-S27


Application

The weatherproof cross-connection cabinet isdesigned to accommodate cable terminal heads (page82) at switching and distribution points in thecommunications network. As well as terminal heads, arange of other distribution components can beinstalled. If 1001/2001 Series connection anddistribution strips are installed, up to 1200 wire pairscan be connected and distributed in the cross-connection cabinet. Cross-connection cabinets arenormally mounted on a base. Cables are inserted intothe cabinet through the base.

Features of Cross-connection cabinet KVz 82

• Plastic housing fiber-glass reinforced• Door/backplane with structured DD enameling• Rupture joints in the side walls so that several

cross-connection cabinets can be connected in arow

• Frame for optical fiber distribution components withzinc coating (electrical conductivity)

• Base plate with rubber grommets• Door stop (left or right, door swing 110º)

Features of Base

• Cable base fiber-glass reinforced• With/without ventilation

Designation Weight Order Number[kg]

Cross-Conn. Cabinet 38 S45052-C1-A1Base without Ventilation 28 S45052-Z31-A21Base with Ventilation 28 S45052-Z31-A25

Cross-Connection Cabinet KVz 82

Base for Cross-Connection Cabinet KVz 82

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APG 92 Test Device, without Test Module L30460-X1086-X

Test modules- 5000 Series, 8 and 10 pairs L30460-X1330-X- 2000/5000 Series, 8 pairs* L30460-X1088-X- 1000 Series L30460-X1089-X- 71 Series L30460-X1087-X

APG 92 Arrester Test Device

The APG 92 arrester test device can be used to testthe functionality of the overvoltage protectionmagazine and the overvoltage/overcurrent protectionmagazine. The various magazines in the 71, 1000,2000 and 5000 Series are incorporated in the testdevice using equivalent modules which can quickly bereplaced.

Technical Data

• Technical data Nominal DC sparkover voltage test:90 V, 150 V, 230 V, 260 V, 350 V

• Measuring accuracy: 2%• Power supply 115/230 V AC, 50 Hz• Dimensions: Length 510 mm

Depth 280 mmHeight 166 mm

• Weight: without test module: 6.4 kgwith test module: 7.8 kg

APG 92 test device with 2000 Series test module

* Test modules for 2000/5000 Series protection magazines, which are inserted sideways into the functional element.




Training: expertise for your personnel

Total solutions are becoming ever more important forcommunication networks. Of particular importance inthis context are solutions for local networks (LANs) foruse on customer premises, and in the carrier area(e.g. telecommunication, CATV IP net-works) becausethe future lies in the integration of speech, image anddata.

At the same time, as world-spanning informationinfrastructure grows, also the quality requirements tobe met by networked communication solutions aregrowing. This demands knowledge – knowledge thatwe can pass on to you.

No-one can do everything –but everything can be learned

Techniques and products are subject to constantchange. This makes it essential to have staff trained tothe highest levels, who know how to utilize technicalprogress to your advantage. This can only beachieved by continuous training.

Knowledge is precious –which is why we pass it on

As a leading manufacturer of communication cables,cable accessories and networks we are working withour customers to build communication bridges for the21st century.

We realize that the planning, installation andmaintenance of cable systems involvescomprehensive knowledge – something we want toshare with you as part of a genuine partnership.

We do the training – you get the profit

Our worldwide knowledge in cable and networktechnology is channeled into our Training Center. Onthe basis of this knowledge, we develop diverseseminars for your staff.

Our training is aimed at all those who set up or operatecarrier or customer premise cable networks.

By undertaking training before starting on a project youwill avoid costly installation errors, and will put in placea critical prerequisite for the successfulimplementation of your project.

Practical orientation, not theoretical dreams

The balance is critical: theory is necessary, butpracticality dictates what must be done. From theirmany years of practical experience, our trainers knowwhich knowledge and skills are required for each task,and they are in constant contact with development,sales and projects engineering at Corning

We offer many different courses on our products,fiber optic cable splicing and measurement

techniques. For information about current coursesand dates please contact your local sales

representative or visit our website at

http://www.corning.com/cablesystems/europe


3-point protection (overvoltage protection):Is implemented in the RXS protection magazines /plugs with 2- or 3-electrode arresters.

5-point protection (overvoltage and overcurrentprotection):Is implemented in the Corning protection magazineswith 2- or 3-electrode arresters and ceramic or poly-mer PTCs or fuses.

Arrester:Passive electrical component for divertingovervoltages towards ground potential. When thenominal response voltage is reached an arc isproduced which reduces the resistance of thedischarge path between the electrodes.

ADSL (Asymmetric Digital Subscriber Line):Data can be transmitted at a rate of up to 8 Mbit/sec.on the line to the subscriber and at a rate of 0.64 Mbit/sec. on the line from the subscriber.

Cat 3, 5, 6:Cable and optical fibre connector categories inaccordance with ISO/IEC DIS 11801 and EN 50173.Each category (Cat) requires specific values fortransmission parameters such as attenuation andnear-end crosstalk attenuation, for example.

Category 3 (Cat 3) is specified up to 16 MHz; theattenuation value must be lower than 13.1 dB/100 m.Application: Voice and data transmission.

Category 5 (Cat 5) is specified up to 100 MHz; theattenuation value must be lower than 22 dB/100 m.Application: Fast data transmission.

Category 6 (Cat 6) is specified up to 250 MHz. A DINstandard has not yet been defined.

CATV (Computer-Animated Television):CATV networks are analog distribution networks whichallow different television programs to be sent to thesubscriber via coaxial cables arranged in a treestructure and large repeater cascades.

Coaxial:Asymmetric copper cable with a characteristicimpedance of 75 ohms.

Cross-connection cabinet:Cable distribution box with IDC connecting modules,located close to the subscribers.

Cross-jumpering:Horizontal jumpering in the main distribution frame,e.g. between the horizontal levels of a vertical / hori-zontal distribution frame.

DIN:Deutsches Institut für Normung (German Institute forStandardization).

Dropwire:An aerial line.

EN:European Norm.

Functional element:The functional element contains the IDC contactsalong with springs for the main distribution frame plugand protection magazine contacts.

IDC (Insulation Displacement Connection):The IDC contact allows copper cables to be connectedwithout soldering, screws or strips.

IEC:International Electrical Standards.

ISO (International Standardisation Organisation):International body of standards organizations.

IP (International Protection):Protective molding against dust and water splashes.

For selected important topics in the field ofcommunication cabling, this chapter explainsnumerous technical terms.If you require additional technical support, then pleasecontact one of our offices in your area(addresses, see the contact center on our Internethomepage).

You will find additional information on the subject ofhardware and accessories on the Internet, underwww.corning.com/cablesystems/europe.


Jumpering:The subscriber lines are connected with the systemlines via a cross-jumper wire pair (line between thesubscriber and system connection).

Jumper comb:Metal/plastic strip with open or closed jumpering loops,secured to the rear of the distribution components. It isused for organizing the wire bundle. The jumperingloops are closed on the jumper side and open on thecable side.

Line card:Computer card of the switching system. 8, 16 or 32subscribers are stored on this card.

Main distribution frame (MDF):The main distribution frame is the interface betweenthe subscriber cables and the switching system.Subscriber and system cables are connected to themain distribution frame and are jumpered, checkedand protected against overvoltages and overcurrents.

Mounting frame:Metal frame containing the functional elements andwire guides.

NEXT:Near End cross (x) Talk.

Optical fiber:Optical fiber.

ONU (Optical Network Unit):Remote unit in which incoming optical signals areconverted into outgoing electrical signals, i.e. opticalwaveguide cables go in and copper cables go out tothe subscriber.

PABX:Private Automatic Branch Exchange.

PTC:Passive semiconductor for limiting overcurrents. Whenthe nominal response current is reached the PTCheats up which causes it to reach a high resistance,therefore limiting the current.

RDLU (Remote Digital Line Unit):Remote unit containing switching and copper wiretechnology. It is basically a small central office locatedclose to the subscriber.

Subscriber lines / cables:Lines connecting the subscribers with the maindistribution frame.

Switching system:The switching system connects the subscribers withone another. The subscribers are stored on the linecard.

System lines / cables:Lines connecting the switching system with the maindistribution frame.

Terminal distribution box:Distribution boxes, mostly containing connection stripsfor copper cables on the subscriber side. This is thelast cable junction before the terminals.

Wire guide:Two combined plastic molded parting lines with doublewire guide channels. The wires inserted in the sides ofthe wire inlets are guided to the IDC contacts at thefront.

Wires pairs:Two wires (a,b) of a balanced-pair copper cable.


Headquarters Europe, Asia / Pacific, Africa:

Corning Cable SystemsKistlerhofstraße 17081379 MunichGERMANYTel.: ++ 49 - 89 - 51 11 - 0Fax: ++ 49 - 89 - 51 11 - 34 16

Germany

Corning Cable SystemsGross-Berliner Damm 82 a12487 BerlinGERMANYTel.: ++ 49 - 30 - 53 03 - 21 41Fax: ++ 49 - 30 - 53 03 - 21 72

France

Corning Cable Systems S.A.28170 FavièresFRANCETel.: ++ 33 - 2 - 37 51 05 58Fax: ++ 33 - 2 - 37 51 81 39

Italy

Corning Cable SystemsVia Cernaia, 210 122 TorinoITALYTel.: ++ 39 - 011 - 5 65 78 11Fax: ++ 39 - 011 - 5 06 95 65

Europe

Spain

Corning Cable SystemsEdificio Bronce, 4th FloorPlaza Manuel Gomez Moreno28020 MadridSPAINTel.: ++ 34 - 91 - 4 56 43 00Fax: ++ 34 - 91 - 4 56 43 20

United Kingdom

Corning Cable SystemsFallows WayWhiston, MerseysideL35 1RZENGLANDTel.: ++ 44 - 151 - 4 43 62 00Fax: ++ 44 - 151 - 4 43 63 98


Eastern Europe

Corning Cable SystemsAlexander VolkRegional Sales Director Eastern EuropeKistlerhofstraße 17081379 MunichGERMANYTel.: ++ 49 - 89 - 51 11 31 06Mobile: ++ 49 - 170 - 7 63 21 93Fax: ++ 49 - 89 - 51 11 34 49E-mail: [email protected]

Bosnia-Herzogovina

Corning Cable SystemsMr. Gabriel CorosKistlerhofstraße 17081379 MunichGERMANYTel.: ++ 49 - 89 - 51 11 31 06Mobile: ++ 49 - 172 - 2 86 77 30Fax: ++ 49 - 89 - 51 11 34 49E-mail: [email protected]

Bulgaria

PentacorMr. Radoslav Naidenov1606 Sofia, Iwailo 25-A, App.41113 SofiaTel.: ++ 359 - 2 - 9 71 24 15Mobile: ++ 359 - 88 - 50 60 60Fax: ++ 359 - 2 - 9 71 32 14

Kazakhstan

Siemens KasachstanMr. Oleg LschukZharokov st. 20480008 AlmatyTel.: ++ 7 - 32 72 50 92 69

Latvia

Siemens SIAMr. Ivars AuzaViandes Iela 31010 RigaTel.: ++ 371 - 701 - 55 55 / 55 08Mobile: ++ 371 - 9 21 09 02Fax: ++ 371 - 7 01 55 44E-mail: [email protected]

Poland

ZWUT S.A.Mr. Dariusz KrolUl. Zupnicza 1103-821 WarszawaTel.: ++ 48 - 22 - 6 70 96 84Fax: ++ 48 - 22 - 6 70 94 29E-mail: [email protected]

Romania

EMCOM Ltd.Mr. Ionel Lungu266-268 Calea Rahovei Sector 5BucharestTel.: ++ 40 - 1 - 423 - 41 99Fax: ++ 40 - 1 - 423 - 41 92E-mail: [email protected]

Russia

Siemens OOODr. Evgenij GutsteinUl. Malaya Kaluzhskaya 19117071 MoscowTel.: ++ 7 - 095 - 7 37 19 75Mobile: ++ 7 - 095 - 7 68 89 22Fax: ++ 7 - 095 - 7 37 19 19E-mail: [email protected]

Serbia

Siemens d.o.c.Mr. P. PejicKnez Mihailova 30BeogradTel.: ++ 381 - 11 - 63 04 89Fax: ++ 381 - 11 - 63 00 50

Ukraine

Corning Cable SystemsMr. Alexander VolkKistlerhofstraße 17081379 MunichGERMANYTel.: ++ 49 - 89 - 51 11 31 06Mobile: ++ 49 - 170 - 7 63 21 93Fax: ++ 49 - 89 - 51 11 34 49E-mail: [email protected]


Asia, South-East Asia, Australia

Corning Cable SystemsMr. Heinz-Josef PredigerRegional Sales Director Asia / PacificKistlerhofstraße 17081379 MunichGERMANYTel.: ++ 49 - 89- 51 11 - 31 16Mobile: ++ 49 - 171 - 5 66 72 18Fax: ++ 49 - 89 - 51 11 - 34 32E-mail: Heinz-Josef.Prediger@corning .com

Australia

Corning Cables AustraliaMr. Kevin Williams74-84 Main Road, Clayton3168 Melbourne, VictoriaTel.: ++ 61 - 3 - 95 38 23 79Mobile: ++ 61 - 40 - 8 87 89 78Fax: ++ 61 - 3 - 95 38 23 05E-mail: [email protected]

Bangladesh

Siemens Bangladesh Ltd.Mr. Khaled ShamsJiban Bima Tower 12th Fl,10 Dilkusha Commercial Area1000 DhakaTel.: ++ 880 - 2 - 9 56 37 34Mobile: ++ 880 - 2 - 9 55 13 81Fax: ++ 880 - 2 - 9 56 37 40E-mail: [email protected]

India

SPCNLMr. S.N. BhatPlot No. 484-485, Phase III Sector-20, Udyog Vihar122016 Gurgaon/HaryanaTel.: ++ 91 - 124 - 6 34 51 00-09Extn.: 720Fax: ++ 91 - 124 - 6 34 51 11, 6 34 34 85E-mail: [email protected]

Indonesia

P.T. Siemens KOMr. Jujian SudarnoJl. Jend. A., Yani Kav. E 67-68, Pulmos13210 JakartaTel.: ++ 62 - 21 - 4 72 91 00Mobile: ++ 62 - 81 92 93 45Fax: ++ 62 - 21 - 4 72 93 00E-mail: [email protected]

Malaysia

SEEMr. Roger Luckhardt12th Floor,Menara Choy Fook On Jalan Yong Shook Lin46050 Petaling Jaya, SelangorTel.: ++ 603 - 7 51 38 88Mobile: 1 22 02 05 03Fax: ++ 603 - 7 55 73 31E-mail: [email protected]

Philippines

Siemens Inc.Ms. Nenette Eufemio12/F Salcedo Towers169 H.V.Dela Costa Street, Salcedo Village1227 Makati CityTel.: ++ 63 - 2 - 8 14 96 25Mobile: ++ 63 - 917 - 5 31 15 45Fax: ++ 63 - 2 - 8 14 97 05E-mail: [email protected]

Siemens Inc.Mr. Roberto B. Cuevas12/F Salcedo Towers169 H.V.Dela Costa Street, Salcedo Village1227 Makati CityTel.: ++ 63 - 2 - 8 14 96 19Mobile: ++ 63 - 917 - 5 27 96 56Fax: ++ 63 - 2 - 8 14 97 05E-mail: [email protected]

Singapore

SAEMr. Albert Tan164 Kallang Way 05-04, Kolam Ayer Industrial Estate349248 SingaporeTel.: ++ 65 - 8 45 46 51Mobile: ++ 65 - 96 75 47 87Fax: ++ 65 - 8 45 46 53E-mail: [email protected]

Corning Cable SystemsMr. Henning VogtRegional Sales Dir. South-East Asia / AustraliaKistlerhofstraße 17081379 MunichGERMANYTel.: ++ 49 - 89 - 51 11 - 31 15Mobile: ++ 49 - 170 - 9 15 78 40Fax: ++ 49 - 89 - 51 11 - 34 32E-mail: [email protected]


Thailand

Siemens Ltd.Apirak SantipiromkulCharn Issara Tower II, 25th Floor,2922/283 New Petchburi Rd, Bangkapi, Huaykwan,10320 BangkokTel.: ++ 66 - 2 - 7 15 45 37Mobile: ++ 66 - 18 15 32 98Fax: ++ 66 - 2 - 7 15 49 36E-mail: [email protected]

Vietnam

FocalMr. Le Ngoc ThaoKm 27 from HCMC, Highway 1, Ngai Thang, Binh AnThuan An DistrictBihn Duong ProvinceTel.: ++ 84 - 650 - 74 90 99Mobile: ++ 84 - 90 91 99 89Fax: ++ 84 - 650 - 74 90 98E-mail: [email protected]

Greater China

Corning Cable SystemsMr. Jianguo XuRegional Sales Director Greater ChinaKistlerhofstraße 17081379 MunichGERMANYTel.: ++ 49 - 89 - 51 11 31 12Fax: ++ 49 - 89 - 51 11 34 32E-mail: [email protected]

Hong Kong

Corning Hongkong Ltd.Mr. Jerry Tse34th F, Nanulife Tower, North PointHong KongTel.: ++ 852 - 28 07 - 27 23Fax: ++ 852 - 28 07 - 21 52E-mail: [email protected]

Siemens Ltd.Mr. Hamann Ngai58th F, Central Plaza,18 Harbour RoadWanchaiHong KongTel.: ++ 852 - 25 83 - 33 88Mobile: ++ 852 - 98 37 - 82 13Fax: ++ 852 - 28 02 - 41 27E-mail: [email protected]

China

Corning Shanghai OfficeMr. Tinghong YuanRoom 3101, Lucky Target Square,500 Chengdu Road North200003 ShanghaiTel.: ++ 86 - 21 - 63 61 - 08 26Fax: ++ 86 - 21 - 63 61 - 08 27E-mail: [email protected]

Taiwan

TranswaveMr. Tony Fang12F, No. 257, Sec. 2, Hoping E. RoadTaipeiTel.: ++ 886 - 2 - 27 05 88 28Fax: ++ 886 - 2 - 27 55 64 11E-mail: [email protected]

U-TechMr. C.L. Lu2F, No.3, Alley 6,Lane 235, Paochiao RoadTaipei-HsienTel.: ++ 886 - 2 - 29 17 - 64 76Fax: ++ 886 - 2 - 29 12 - 31 83E-mail: [email protected]


Africa & Middle East

Corning Cable SystemsMr. Oben UlucRegional Sales Director Africa & Middle EastKistlerhofstraße 17081379 MunichGERMANYTel.: ++ 49 - 89 - 51 - 11 - 31 - 17Mobile: ++ 49 - 171 - 5 66 93 28Fax: ++ 49 - 89 - 51 11 - 34 44E-mail: [email protected]

Algeria

Siemens Bureau d’AlgerMr. Aassim Berkane5, rue Mohammed Saadi Souag, B.P. 11216035 HydraTel.: ++ 213 - 2 - 60 72 07Fax: ++ 213 - 2 - 59 13 33

Kingdom of Saudi Arabia

Beit Al EtisalatMr. Bernd PannekP.O.Box 9020911613 RiyadhTel.: ++ 966 - 1 - 4 73 13 00 Ext.555Mobile: ++ 966 - 5 - 4 40 66 79Fax: ++ 966 - 1 - 4 76 93 57E-mail: [email protected]

South Africa

Electhem Electrical ServicesMr. Günter HemetsbergerLa Lucia Glades Office Park, 1st Floor, Building 374, Armstrong Avenue4321 La Lucia, KWA-Zulu NatalTel.: ++ 27 - 31 - 5 72 26 66Mobile: ++ 43 - 66 43 20 32 41Fax: ++ 27 - 31 - 5 72 26 60E-mail: [email protected]

Turkey

Siemens Fiber Optik Kablolari Ltd. Sti.Mr. Cemal SadikiIplikdere Mevkii, Güzeltepe Köyü 849, Ada 2-3 ParselGebze / KocaeliTel.: ++ 90 - 262 - 7 42 06 71Mobile: ++ 90 - 53 27 78 38 77Fax: ++ 90 - 262 - 7 43 18 05E-mail: [email protected]

Siemens Fiber Optik Kablolari Ltd. Sti.Ucgen Plaza No. 7, Kat: 4Cayiryolu Sokak81120 Icerenköy-IstanbulTel.: ++ 90 - 216 - 4 63 54 53Fax: ++ 90 - 216 - 4 63 59 84


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