Installation 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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Antenna Hydrophobic Coating Protection
Instruction
The polycarbonate cover in front of the antenna is covered by "Cytonix
Fluorothane™ -AD super-hydrophobic air drying polymer system" in
order to minimize the effects on antenna performance by heavy rain, snow
fall and protect against ice accumulation.
Fluorothane™ AD will repel water, snow, ice and many aqueous liquids or
suspensions. The coating is not repellent to organic solvents or products that
contain them.
Cytonix Fluorothane™ -AD is sprayable featuring separate Base and Top
coat materials. In most cases, surfaces will self-clean in the rain. Surfaces
that have become contaminated with soot or organic materials may be
spritzed with cleaners or detergent solutions and then rinsed with a gentle
spray of water. Coated surfaces should never be cleaned with brushes,
scouring pads or high pressure sprays.
Units should be handled with care in order to avoid damaging the
Hydrophobic coating.
Avoid touching the polycarbonate top cover in the area in front of the
antenna transmission window (as shown below).
Damaged coatings may often be restored by application of additional Top
Coat.
In case of touching the coated surface in front of the antenna by mistake,
assuming the contact is light and momentary and/or on a small area there is
no need for coating restoration.