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Multi-Dwelling Unit (MDU) Fibre Construction Servicing Guidelines Last revised: 03162015

10 SaskTel servicing guidelines for existing Multi-Dwelling Units 1.6. Drop Cabling Exterior Drop Cables are fibre optic cables that feed from the t

11 SaskTel servicing guidelines for existing Multi-Dwelling Units 1.6. Optical Network Terminal The Optical Network Terminal (ONT) is the device whe

12 SaskTel servicing guidelines for existing Multi-Dwelling Units 1.7 Uninterruptable Power Supply The uninterruptable power supply (UPS) is an elec

13 SaskTel servicing guidelines for existing Multi-Dwelling Units 2. SaskTel Responsibilities for New Construction SaskTel will provide, install, t

14 SaskTel servicing guidelines for existing Multi-Dwelling Units 3. Property Owner Responsibilities These guidelines are generic and the type,

15 SaskTel servicing guidelines for existing Multi-Dwelling Units c) difficulty of adding pathways in the future, d) alternate entrance, e) typ

16 SaskTel servicing guidelines for existing Multi-Dwelling Units 3.2. Pathways/Conduit throughout the MDU “Pathway Creation” in the typical form of

17 SaskTel servicing guidelines for existing Multi-Dwelling Units 3.2.3 Fire-stopping It is imperative that, in addition to the material presen

18 SaskTel servicing guidelines for existing Multi-Dwelling Units No additional fire-stopping is needed for electrical apparatus such as boxes, junct

19 SaskTel servicing guidelines for existing Multi-Dwelling Units 3.0mm fibre for one-step installation. This fibre is ideal for units requiring more

2 SaskTel servicing guidelines for existing Multi-Dwelling Units Table of Contents 1. The SaskTel Fibre Optic Network ...

20 SaskTel servicing guidelines for existing Multi-Dwelling Units and (14.35”w x 30”- 42”h) for a multimedia enclosure. These are the industry standa

21 SaskTel servicing guidelines for existing Multi-Dwelling Units If a unit communication wire wall box is used then SaskTel will surface mount the t

22 SaskTel servicing guidelines for existing Multi-Dwelling Units Please understand SaskTel is transitioning its network to Fiber Optics, for the ben

23 SaskTel servicing guidelines for existing Multi-Dwelling Units Mounting devices into a multimedia Cabinet SaskTel is recommending space be designe

24 SaskTel servicing guidelines for existing Multi-Dwelling Units 4.1 Wiring and location considerations • Take into consideration present and fut

25 SaskTel servicing guidelines for existing Multi-Dwelling Units 4.2 Labelling The contractor shall label all communication cables at both ends in a

26 SaskTel servicing guidelines for existing Multi-Dwelling Units There should be approximately no loss for the installed bend insensitive fibre. Rea

27 SaskTel servicing guidelines for existing Multi-Dwelling Units 5.2 Internet Similarly, any device designed to connect to conventional Internet ac

28 SaskTel servicing guidelines for existing Multi-Dwelling Units 6. Responsibilities 6.1 Customer responsibilities in regards to services Customer

29 SaskTel servicing guidelines for existing Multi-Dwelling Units 7. Representative Cabling and Pathway (Conduit) Routing The following diagrams ar

3 SaskTel servicing guidelines for existing Multi-Dwelling Units 5. Other Services ...

30 SaskTel servicing guidelines for existing Multi-Dwelling Units 7.1.1. Option 1: Common Raceway from Main Telephone Room to Auxiliary MTR (Aux MTR)

31 SaskTel servicing guidelines for existing Multi-Dwelling Units 7.1.2. Common Stacked Raceway from Main Telephone Room (MTR) to Suite for Suite R

32 SaskTel servicing guidelines for existing Multi-Dwelling Units 7.1.2. Option 1: Common Raceway from Main Telephone Room to Auxiliary MTR (Aux MTR)

33 SaskTel servicing guidelines for existing Multi-Dwelling Units 'if - I / I 7.1.3 Common Riser Raceway from Main Telephone Room (MTR) to Seco

34 SaskTel servicing guidelines for existing Multi-Dwelling Units I I ·11 ...,-+-_... J 7.1.4. High Riser: Common Riser Raceway from Main Telephone

35 SaskTel servicing guidelines for existing Multi-Dwelling Units 7.2. Horizontal MDUs, Part of Town House / Condominium Complex 7.2.1 Unit Cluster

36 SaskTel servicing guidelines for existing Multi-Dwelling Units 7.2.2 Unit Cluster with Individual Raceway from Wall Box to Suite for Suite Runs

37 SaskTel servicing guidelines for existing Multi-Dwelling Units 7.3 Row House / Duplex Individual Raceway from Fibre Interface Box (FIB) for Suite

38 SaskTel servicing guidelines for existing Multi-Dwelling Units 7.4 Duplex If there is no conduit between the Fibre Interface Box and the suit

39 SaskTel servicing guidelines for existing Multi-Dwelling Units 7.5. Notes SaskTel standards up to demarcation equipment 1. Location and size o

4 SaskTel servicing guidelines for existing Multi-Dwelling Units 1. The SaskTel Fibre Optic Network Migration from copper to the new Fibre Optic N

40 SaskTel servicing guidelines for existing Multi-Dwelling Units 10. The unit communication wire wall box installed is to be a min. 200 x 200 mm (8

5 SaskTel servicing guidelines for existing Multi-Dwelling Units The physical reach of GPON from OLT (located at SaskTel’s office) to ONT (placed in

6 SaskTel servicing guidelines for existing Multi-Dwelling Units 1.2. Interior or Indoor Fibre Distribution Hub (buildings typically sized 45 units a

7 SaskTel servicing guidelines for existing Multi-Dwelling Units 1.4. Fibre Distribution Terminal (buildings typically sized less than 24 units) Fib

8 SaskTel servicing guidelines for existing Multi-Dwelling Units 1.4.1 Spaces required for Fiber Entrance Equipment SaskTel requires spaces, suitabl

9 SaskTel servicing guidelines for existing Multi-Dwelling Units 1.4.3. FDT or FSB Multiple different versions exist to accommodate the different bu