Key Components of Building ICT Infrastructure
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What Does the Acronym ICT Stand For?
ICT stands for Installation of Telephone and Common Infrastructure.
ICT Networks in a Building
- Food Network
- Distribution Network
- Dispersion Network
- Interior User Network
Elements Inside a RITI or RITS
The interior of a RITI or RITS contains the following elements:
- Point of Interconnection: Consists mainly of an input terminal strip where multi-pair cables from each operator arrive, and output strips where they connect the cables that go toward secondary multi-pair registers.
- End-point Distribution: A set of TLCA distributors, and if required, an amplifier. It is responsible for carrying the TLCA signal to the building's vertical risers and amplifying the signal to reach adequate quality levels.
- Elements of electrical protection.
TB + ISDN Interconnection Point and Utility
Point of Interconnection: Consists mainly of an input terminal strip where multi-pair cables from each operator arrive, and output strips where they connect the cables that go toward secondary multi-pair registers. Additionally, the number of input terminals must be 1.5 times the output.
TLCA Final Distribution Point and Purpose
End-point Distribution: A set of TLCA distributors, and if required, an amplifier. It is responsible for carrying the TLCA signal to the building's vertical risers and amplifying the signal to reach adequate quality levels.
Secondary Register Description
It is the physical element where the main conduit carrying multi-pair and coaxial cables from the RITI reaches, and where the conduits that go to each home start.
100-Pair Multi-Pair Cable and Pair Identification
A 100-pair multi-pair cable is composed of 4 sets of 25 pairs. To distinguish pairs of the same color, each set is wrapped by a band of colors: first white-blue, second orange-white, third white-green, and fourth white-brown.
Interior of a Modular RITS
The interior of a modular RITS consists of distributors, BT and RTV protection, downlinks, and finally, antenna inputs.