Preparing Installation Tools and Accessories
Table 2-3 lists the tools and accessories required for installing a remote unit.
Tool or Accessory |
Description |
Picture |
|---|---|---|
ESD gloves |
Used to prevent ESD damage. |
|
Protective gloves |
Used to protect hands against lacerations and abrasions. |
|
ESD wrist strap |
Used to prevent ESD damage. Wear the strap on your wrist and insert the other end into the ESD jack on the cabinet. |
|
Utility knife |
Used to cut cartons or paper. |
|
Hacksaw |
Used to cut the cover plate for a rapid duct. |
|
Measuring tape |
Used to measure distances. |
|
Marker |
Used to mark the installation positions of components. |
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Flat-head screwdriver |
Used to turn slotted-head screws and bolts. |
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Phillips screwdriver |
Used to turn cross-head screws and bolts. |
|
Diagonal pliers |
Used to cut insulation tubes and cable ties. |
|
Cable tester |
Used to test the connectivity of Ethernet cables. |
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Multimeter |
Used to test cabinet insulation, cable connectivity, and device electrical performance, including voltage, current, and resistance. |
|
Hammer drill |
Used to drill holes. Choose appropriate drill bits according to the hole depth and expansion bolt models. |
|
Adjustable wrench |
Used to tighten or loosen hex or square bolts and nuts. The span can be adjusted to suit bolts or nuts of different sizes. |
Table 2-4 lists the accessories required for installing a remote unit.
