Use this procedure to drag from one end:
Pull the cable out of the conduit or corrugated subduct and support it on the floor in the form of a large figure of 8. The size of 8 will be determined by the size and stiffness of the cable, but between 2 and 4 meters is a common size. The end of the cable will be on the floor (you will need a tarp or plastic sheet to keep the cable clean). Gently pull and rest the cable in the form of a figure of 8 to prevent it from twisting.
Several installers must lift the cable and flip it so that the end to be pulled is up.
Hook the end of the pull belt with the appropriate hitch swivel and continue with the run.
For an intermediate drag, follow the instructions below:
This procedure eliminates the need to turn the cable in the procedure in figure 8 on the floor.
Locate the cable coil at an intermediate point in the long section (making sure not to exceed the maximum tensile length in both directions).
Pull one end of the cable into the underground conduit towards one end of the section.
Unwind the coil cable and leave the rest of the cable as an 8 figure on the floor. The end of the cable will be on top of the figure of 8.
Pull the second end of the cable into the conduit towards the other end of the section.
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Pull the cable out of the conduit or corrugated subduct and support it on the floor in the form of a large figure of 8. The size of 8 will be determined by the size and stiffness of the cable, but between 2 and 4 meters is a common size. The end of the cable will be on the floor (you will need a tarp or plastic sheet to keep the cable clean). Gently pull and rest the cable in the form of a figure of 8 to prevent it from twisting.
Several installers must lift the cable and flip it so that the end to be pulled is up.
Hook the end of the pull belt with the appropriate hitch swivel and continue with the run.
For an intermediate drag, follow the instructions below:
This procedure eliminates the need to turn the cable in the procedure in figure 8 on the floor.
Locate the cable coil at an intermediate point in the long section (making sure not to exceed the maximum tensile length in both directions).
Pull one end of the cable into the underground conduit towards one end of the section.
Unwind the coil cable and leave the rest of the cable as an 8 figure on the floor. The end of the cable will be on top of the figure of 8.
Pull the second end of the cable into the conduit towards the other end of the section.
Also Read : fiber optic installer certification
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