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Chapter 2. Verifying the Site Preparation

Before you begin the physical installation of the RadioRouter BaseStation, confirm that the site

preparation is complete. The checklist that follows identifies all items that must be in place

before the installation can begin. If any items are incomplete or missing, fill out the Punchlist in

Appendix A - RadioRouter BaseStation Site Preparation Punchlist.

2.1. Site Preparation Checklist — Indoor BaseStation

• Floor Plan

Sketch of site indicating location of all equipment to be installed including base s tation cab-

inet and cables.

• Environment

Enclosed space with functional HVAC

Floor plan allows adequate space for cabinet — at least 24” front and 6” rear

• Electrical system

Load center, transfer switch, electrical outlets, and feeds for rectifiers available

Internal ground halo and master ground bar available

• Antenna plant

Surge arrestor mounting available

Six Tx/Rx antenna line surge protectors installed on surge arrestor mounting

• T1 connection

T1 surge arrestor installed

Surge arrestor grounded and ready to be connected to T1 network termination

• Alarm connection

One AC power failure alarm termination point — AMP 554954–2 connector

One high temperature alar m termination point — AMP 554954–2 connector

• Cable Support

Trays or other support mechanisms for cables available

• Cables

DC power cabling: #6 AWG THHN or THWN

Ground cabling to master ground bar : #6 AWG THHN or THWN

RF cabling to surge arrestors: Andrews 1/2” SuperFlex jumpers or equivalent

T1 cabling: 2–pair shielded

Alarm sensor cables

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