Tii FDT1 Series - Manual (Page 2)

3. Knock out required cable entry conduit ports.
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Top – 2 ea combination 1” / 2”
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Side – 1 ea combination 1” / 2 “
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Bottom – 2 ea combination 1” / 2”
3 ea 1”
4. Trim and install conduit fittings or NPT
compression couplings as needed.
5. Mark and install appropriate wall hanging
hardware and secure unit.
Figure 3
6. The inner door can be used as a work surface
in remote or confined space installations. Lift
the inner door from hinges and use 216 tool to
secure 3/8” bolt to bottom of enclosure.
Figure 4
7. Cut excess feeder cable to length leaving a
minimum of 3 ft. of slack from point of entering
splice bay. Location to perform fusion splicing
will dictate exact length necessary of slack.
Remove protective jacketing material to
expose fiber cable subunits and secure to
cable entry point. Ground and bond armored
or tonable cable using provided ground bar.
Figure 5
8. Ground the FDT enclosure to a suitable earth
ground using the external ground stud.
Figure 6
9. Splice feeder fiber to pigtails using the FST
modular splice tray. The trays are stackable
and have 3 attaching points to secure one tray
to the other. Each tray can splice up to 24
single fusions or 6 mass fusions.
Figure 7
10. Store feeder fibers and pigtail slack in
provided slack management rings.
11. Customer drops are routed from the cable
entry ports to the patch panel and slack is
stored in the provided slack management
rings.