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  • Lineside Telephone ID

  • ELR & Mileage

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Lineside Telephone Installation

Site Details

  • Site

  • Lineside Telehone ID

  • ELR & Mileage

  • NTP/Cabinet ID

  • 2 Pair Tail Cable ID

Pre-works Site Acitvities

  • Installation team in receipt of the most current AFC Detailed Design.

  • Lineside telephone location as per the AFC Detailed Design.

  • 2 pair tail cable pulled/installed in the vicinity of the lineside telephone location in accordance with the AFC Detailed Design.

  • 2 pair cable fit for purpose and has no visible damage as inspected in the immediate vicinity of cabinet/lineside telephone.

  • Sufficient 2 pair cable cable slack at both ends to undertake installation.

NTP Tail Termination

  • Correct cable entry used and sealed with gland/duct plug etc and spare entries sealed.

  • Pairs for all cables terminated in correct positions, jumpering as per AFC design.

  • Grey insulating tape neatly applied to protect cable conductors from entry gland to betaduct. Black cable tie around end of tape.

  • Heathshrinks correctly fitted.

  • Correct Critchley label fitted to 2 pair tail cable.

  • Photographs: To show inside/layout of NTP, cable entries and termination/jumpering.

  • Photographs: To show Critchley label ID.

Sheath Gaps

  • Sheath gap fitted (between 3m to 30m from NTP) and correctly shrunkdown.

  • Sheath gap distance from NTP (m).

  • Photographs: Show sheath gap position in relation to NTP and also demonstrate the installation quality of the sheath gap.

Telephone Mounting

  • For post mounting, is post securely bolted down and denso tape fitted to all 4 studs.

  • For wall/fence mounting, is telephone securely fitted in correct position/height.

  • Where banded, check banding is tight, no sharp edges left.

  • Where specified in the AFC design, is cable protected in conduit where fence/wall/column mounted.

  • Photographs: Showing phone, post/base and walkway/ground in front of telephone.

Telephone End Termination

  • Compression gland tightened to securely grip cable.

  • TMI Sleeve shrunk down over outer sheath on to inner sheath.

  • Expandable (black) sleeve fitted over end of inner sheath on to conductors.

  • Pair 1 (orange/white) correctly terminated, no bare copper exposed. Pair 2 (green/black) bombed-off with gel crimp, neatly coiled with cables ties fitted.

  • Timer Switch set to 3 minutes for UWC telephones; 7 minutes for SPTs, PZTs, LCU, DLs, GF teles. Timer OFF/0minutes for PETS telephones and EE ETD telephones.

  • Correct Critchley label fitted to 2 pair tail cable at telephone and in opposite cess where tail crosses track.

  • Photographs: Inside of telephone showing termination.

  • Photographs: To show correct cable ID fitted to 2 pair tail cable at telephone (and opposite cess if applicable).

Internal Telephone Labelling

  • Internal instructions label fitted with site specific details.

  • Phonetic alphabet label fitted.

  • Photographs: All internal labels.

External Telephone Labelling

  • External labels fitted.

  • Additional signage fitted (if applicable).

  • Photographs: External Labels & Signs.

Positional Check

  • Lateral: Measure approx distance from centre-line of telephone to running edge of nearest rail with Disto. (m)

  • Longitudinal: Measure approx distance of centre-line of telephone to signal (SPTs only). (m)

  • Photograph: Showing general position of telephone.

Site Clearance

  • Check that telephone is bagged 'out of use' and Scafftag fitted (with 2x cable ties).

  • Check site left tidy, trough lids replaced, waste including scrap cable removed from site, NTP (cabinet, RR, node etc as applicable left secure).

  • Location: (use mapping, do not enter manually)

  • Has the lineiside telephone been bagged/tagged out of use?

  • Photograph: To show telephone bagged/tagged out of use.

Redline/Snagging Required

  • Deviations from the AFC Detailed Design recorded for incorporation into red-lined documentation (note as N/A where there are no deviations).

  • Have any snags/defects been identified?(Note as N/A where there are no deviations).

  • Identified snags (if any) have been recorded for inclusion in the snagging register, including supporting photographs (Note as N/A where there are no deviations).

  • Photographs: Identified Snags.

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