There must be a gazillion ways to install premises cabling,
depending on the design of the building and location of users.
Let’s look at some of the guidelines included in TIA 568 or
ISO/IEC 11801 standards. Answers and explanations are in red. 1.
Within a building, cables may be run in __________. A. Cable
trays B. Conduit or duct D. Any of the above Within the premises
environment, cables may be run in any number of locations, using
hardware appropriate for that application. 2. The __________ is
where backbone and horizontal cable are connected. A.
Telecommunications room B. Equipment room C. Telecom space D.
Network space The telecom room, formerly called telecom closet,
is the location where hardware and electronics connect the
backbone of a network to the horizontal cable runs. 3.
Temperature and humidity in telecommunications spaces shall be
controlled to provide continuous operating ranges between
18–27°C (64–81°F) and less than 60 percent relative humidity.
High heat and humidity are potentially harmf