User's Manual
Table Of Contents
- Revisions
- Reasons of change
- Introduction
- Regulations
- General installation guidelines
- (RF exposure)
- Compliance boundary definition
- Table of Contents
- 1. Introduction
- Scope of document
- Target Audience
- Reference manuals
- Conventions
- 2. Prior to Installation
- Topics
- Packing list materials
- Powering materials
- Power injectors
- Power cables
- Power modules & connectors
- Grounding materials
- Data traffic materials
- S-FTP cables
- Fiber optic cables
- SFP
- Pole fastening materials
- Mounting bracket
- Steel hose clamps
- Cable ties
- StreetNodeTM 6250 PTP(1)
- Outdoor DC PonE
- Outdoor AC PonE
- Indoor AC PoE
- Anchor point
- / /
- Introduction
- Site survey
- Preparation of the installation premises
- Network port distributors
- Cables routing (lamp post)
- Power cable routing
- Cable conduits
- Wall installation
- Installation location
- Lamp post or pole
- Grounding
- Outdoor grounding system
- Power supply source
- Circuit breakers
- Line Of Sight (LOS) verification
- Lightning & Surge protection
- Internal ovp(2)
- Safety
- Introduction
- Cable length restrictions
- Instruction
- Topics
- Equipment installation tools
- Ethernet cable termination tools
- Power supply cable termination tools
- Grounding cable termination tools
- 3. Installation of StreetNode 6250 PTP
- Mechanical Installation & Grounding
- Installation of Traffic Cable(s)
- Installation of Power Cable (Direct Powering)
- Installation of Power Injector (Power over Ethernet)
- Appendix A: Terminating Ethernet (S-FTP) Cable
- Appendix B: Terminating Power Supply Cable
- Appendix C: Terminating Grounding cable
- Appendix D: Removing StreetNode 6250 PTP
- Appendix E: Standards of Compliance
- Precautions
- Topics
- Tools and materials
- Lamp post (or pole) installation procedure
- Grounding cable installation procedure
- Topics
- Tools and materials
- Ethernet (S-FTP) cable installation procedure
- Ethernet (S-FTP) cable installation with SFP
- Ethernet (S-FTP) cable installation with SFP
- Topics
- Tools and materials
- Procedure
- Introduction
- Topics
- Tools and materials
- Mechanical and cabling installation (PonE)
- Cabling installation (PoE)
- Introduction
- Parts of RG-45 jack
- Termination procedure
- Procedure
- Topics
- Procedure
StreetNode™ 6250 PTP
Installation & Cabling Manual - Edition 2.1
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Radiation Safety
Introduction
Any radio equipment is emitting Radio Frequency (RF) radiation through its
antenna.
In the StreetNode
ΤΜ
6250 PTP radio, the antenna is integrated and located
inside the unit’s enclosure.
It is important to follow any local, national or international regulation during
installation and operation of the radio equipment to minimize radiation
hazards.
Regulations
Many countries have issued and follow their own RF safety regulations,
while many others have adopted international regulations, standards or
guidelines.
In Europe, some countries follow the recommendations included in the
1999/519/EC directive, which is based on the guidelines document published
by the International Commission on Non-Ionizing Radiation Protection
(ICNIRP).
The above mentioned European directive provides the reference levels
(limits) for assessment of the human exposure to electromagnetic fields
based on health effects. Other regulators may define different reference
levels.
The European Union and U.S. regulator (FCC) Reference Levels for the
microwave frequencies are given below:
Regulation
Frequency,
GHz
Electric
Field
Strength
Power Flux
density
Notes
1999/519/EC 2.0 – 300 61 V/m 10 W/m2 General Public
FCC OET 65 1.5 – 100 - 1 mW/cm2
(10 W/m2)
General Public
FCC OET 65 1.5 – 100 - 5 mW/cm2
(50 W/m2)
Occu-pational
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