Information
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Document No.
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Audit Title
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Client / Site
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Conducted on
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Prepared by
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Location
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Personnel
Preliminary Checks
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DBYD required/conducted prior to ANY breaking of the ground?
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Contractor has access to all necessary up to date NBNCo documentation? - appropriate to the work being undertaken
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Contractor has appropriate clothing, PPE, First Aid Kit, Traffic management equipment, sharps disposal container, electrical equipment is tagged and a White Card is able to be produced on request?
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Contractor has necessary tools and equipment - installation tools, fibre cleaning/inspection/testing equipment?
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Way Leave access consent required/obtained?
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Land access consent required/obtained, consultation with EU? Re: equipment locations, future phone connections, etc.
Pit & Conduit Installation
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Conforms to slope, ground level and does not have any exposed edges.
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The top rim of the lid is not warped or bent and has been labelled as a communications pit; if not the lid must be replaced with a marked one
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Pit not located within a carriageway, driveway, 3m of a pole or 5m of a corner
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Pit positioned with long side parallel to the adjacent property, boundary or road way
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The pit does not have any exposed edges combine with #23
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Correct service drop access pit used P5 (Length 650mm x Width 280mm x Depth 565mm)
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Pit lid is not damaged and is marked appropriately
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Pit has a gasket fitted
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Radial clearances from other underground services within specifications as outlined in NBN-TE-CTO-483
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Conduit installed a minimum of 50mm from the pit floor
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25mm separation between conduits
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Conduit has bushes fitted and finishes square and flush with pit wall
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Conduits enter from the end of the pit, not the side
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Min LIC depth is 300mm if less than 3m from pit to boundary and 450mm if more than 3m from pit to boundary
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Conduit shall be white PVC-U 23mm diameter
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Radius appropriate bends have been used - max 3x 90deg bends in run
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Ground reinstatement undertaken
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Work area left clean and tidy and safe
Underground Drop Cable
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Telstra LIC used yes / no as per TOW
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Ground reinstatement undertaken - where digging has been necessary to clear a blockage
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Conduit has been securely and neatly fixed to the premises using galvanised saddles
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Cable connected to the correct Multiport and port, as per the TOW allocation
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Correctly labelled at MPT and PCD( remove PCD & create a separate line under PCD for PCD labelling ), as per CTO- 1756
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Cable/Conduit is secured every 500mm(max) to the wall, frame, floor bearers, truss, etc Cabling not to be secured to other services
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LIC sealed correctly if required
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Any building entry point created has been sealed with non acid cure silicon
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Work area left clean and tidy and safe
Aerial Drop
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Multiport on property side or back of the pole (non climbing side) Wouldn't the MPT already be in place and not part of the EU install?
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Mulitport a minimum of 1500mm below the lowest LV power cable Wouldn't the MPT already be in place and not part of the EU install?
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Cable connected to the correct Multiport port, as per TOW allocation
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Drop at the pole attached by j hook, eye bolt, etc
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Drop to the premises follows power service cable alignment and does not traverse adjoining properties without prior consent
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Drop at the premises attached by service hook, eye bolt, etc
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Drop maintains appropriate clearances over land, driveways and structures
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Drop maintains 2.4m clearance over accessible parts of structure (balcony) - remove, combined with#60
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Drop maintains 100mm clearance over inaccessible parts of structure (flat roof) - remove, combined with#60
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Drop path does not traverse power feed drop to premises
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Drop is separated from power at premises attachment point by a minimum of 300mm
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Cable run under eaves after attachment to structure neatly
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If cable is run down wall is it visually unobtusive, located next to a downpipe, conduit or permanant fixture and appropriately secured
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Work area left clean and tidy and safe
Aerial to Underground Transition
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Pole licence aquired
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Only one riser installed per pole
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Riser not facing traffic
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Conduit is the appropriate size
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Conduit securely and neatly fixed
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Kover guard installed, securely and neatly fixed to pole
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Correct fixings used
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Conduit has bushes fitted and finished square with the end of the pit wall.
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Work area left clean and tidy and safe
Aerial Drop Mid span
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Drop clable slack has been wrapped around existing FlexNap cable to mid span fitting
PCD
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Installed at the closest practical point on the premise to the LIC entry point.
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PCD located on the non street facing side of the premises where possible. PCD mounted in an accessible location, i.e not in a secured area, under the house or in a backyard where possible.
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PCD mounting location meets required clearances from other services ( as per CTO-1512 ) where possible
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PCD Height must fulfil all Location and Accessibility req's PCD Working Clearances 2000mm H x 900mm W x 900mm D, min 410mm high PCD. Min 255mm clearance to the left to allow door opening
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Mounted verically with latches on the right hand side. PCD has not been modified or damaged and is mounted securely.
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Meets distance from corner of wall, window or balcony requirement of 100mm
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Stainless steel screws min 8 gauge used to secure PCD - Mounting holes not located over mortar between bricks
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Meets distance from window or balcony requirement of 100mm ( remove ) duplicated with #86
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Drop cable enters only from bottom of the PCD on left hand entry point ( TE PCD's only )
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For TE PCD's, Cable going through the correct grommet type (Flat=Left, Round=Centre or Right)
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One cable per Entry/Exit point ( allowed for MDU's only ) and SDS and premises cable enters on opposite sides
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Grommets only slit only enough to facilitate cable entry
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Stored cable routed correctly in PCD, does not exceed bend radius, no visible kinks, routed in one continous direction.
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Stored cable is sufficient to allow re-termination but not excessive, recommended slack coils 3 loops of SDS and premises cable, up to maximum 3 metres SDS and 5 metres premises
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Cable correctly stripped and attached to splice cassette, carrier tube or unstripped premises cable is not to be coiled in the splice casette
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Fibre routed correctly in splice cassette, does not exceed bend radius, sufficient loops of for re termination ( recommended 3 loops )
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Correctly labelled at PCD, as per CTO- 1756
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If FIC has been installed correct techniques have been used
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Cable/Conduit is secured every 500mm(max) to the wall, frame, floor bearers, truss, etc Cabling not to be secured to other services
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Work area left clean & tidy and safe
Class 2 Installation
Premises Cable
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Building entry point sealed with silicone
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No cable slack to be stored along the route, all slack should be contained within the PCD.
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If cable is run down wall is it visually unobtusive, located next to a downpipe, conduit or permanant fixture and appropriately secured
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Cable is suitably protected from potential damage ( exposed areas )
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Cable route is not subject to crushing pressures or sharp edges, is not subject to crushing or sharp edges
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Cable/Conduit is secured every 500mm(max) to the wall, frame, floor bearers, truss, etc Cabling not to be secured to other services
Customer Premises Equipment
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FWO, NTD & PSU have a minimum clearance of 30mm on all sides + (70mm on connection side of FWO, 65mm on left side of PS/B)
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NTD has not been installed directly above power outlet
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If PS/S option has been installed is the label facing to the outside?
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NTD & PSU mounted at correct height height ( Min 300mm from floor to bottom of device, Max 1700mm from floor to top of device )
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Min 50mm between PS/B and NTD if NTD on right, 65mm if NTD is on Left.
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NTD & PSU not installed where ambient temperature is routinely < 10Á C or > 40Á C, or in a confined area with restricted air flow
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NTD & PSU easily accessible and not installed in a prohibted location, or in an area containing a prohibited feature
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Power supply option has been installed as per direction given in the TOW
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If PS/S option has been installed is the sufficient space to install battery backup option in the future?
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NTD and PSU are mounted securely and are correctly aligned
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NTD labelled at back of unit with serial number & laser/power safety warnings ( remove, this comes from the factory, not the EU installer )
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NTD labelled at front with the NTD Identifier number from TOW
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Cable secured and routed correctly within NTD enclosure base. No excessive slack , inappropriate bends or excessive tension
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FIC where used had been installed using correct techniques
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PSU 3x labels- Warning(Cover), Indicator/Button(Inside cover), ID no's(Bottom RH side) ( remove, this is not the responsibility of the EU installer )
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PSU and NTD not located within 1.5 metres of a water or space heater ( remove, covered under #116 prohibited feature )
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External NTD has a separate 6mm?(min) earth lead run to the premises earth stake
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User guide/documentation explained/supplied to EU ( move to General EUP installation )
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PS/B maximum 20m from an outdoor NTD
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Work area left clean and tidy and safe
FDH
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Patching matches local port and splitter tail allocated on TOW
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Connectors cleaned
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Patch routed correctly and neatly through fibre guides
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( FDH type 1 - )Termination field updated in 0.4 fine tip permanant marker
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Work area left clean and tidy and safe
General EUP Installation
Customer
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Was the installation started at the agreed time and date?
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Was the EU/BO Representative consulted prior to starting the build?
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Was the EU/BO Representative consulted after the build?
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Was the EU/BO Representative satisfied with the installation?
As Built and commissioning
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Were there any Variations and Why?
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Were there any issues with the overall Design?
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Are there any suggestions to improve the Design? (Attach notes where applicable)
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Commissioning and Testing Sheets included and completed in As Built pack
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All results within specification
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All test points and results recorded on test sheets
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Are there any reasons why Service Activation could not be completed
Wireless EUP Installation
Wireless End User Premises
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Antenna mast secured correctly, guy wires tensioned, turn buckles secure,roof/building penetrations sealed
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Antenna is at correct azimuth & tilt
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Drip loops in place at antenna and at building penetrations as appropriate
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All external connections waterproofed & birdproofed
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Antenna riser clamps tightened evenly(lock nuts???)
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Antenna RX level recorded
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Antenna & riser mast mnust be accessible safely see SWMS
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WNTD IDU/BBU located as per NBN spec(FDIG)
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All internal cabling secured as per FDIG
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RF warning signs in place
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Installer has left a copy of Customer guide on site
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All internal equipment labelled as per NBNCo spec
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IWP installed correctly
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All RF antenna connections torqued correctly
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CAT6 PoE patch lead installed correctly
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Roof covering(tiles,colourbond,etc) replaced correctly & undamaged
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Any penetrations of abesteos/AC sheet sealed correctly
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Riser mast secured to building structure(stud, rafter) not facia & correct fixing used
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Ridge mount riser installed as per FDIG
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Baseband CAT6 cable sheath undamaged
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Baseband CAT6 cable to ODU secured at 300mm intervals with Scotch 33 tape(UPVC)on riser mast not cable ties
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All cables installed to meet minimum bend radius of cable
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CAT6/RJ45 connections correctly crimped and terminated
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CAT6 External cable meets UV and waterproof requirements of NBNCo specs
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External cable fixed to building surface with appropriate fastners at correct intervals
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Non standard BBU installed as per FDIG
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Any cable ties used as bird proofing will not crimp or over tension cable
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Cable run does not exceed 90M
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WNTD IDU/BBU not located in hazardous environment
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All penetrations to be vermin proof
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