PRE-INSTALLATION REQUIREMENTS Sample Clauses
PRE-INSTALLATION REQUIREMENTS. (a) Prior to a station being placed in service, it must be equipped with the following protective devices:
(1) Transmitter shield kit;
(2) Proper isolation, filter and interference protection equipment;
(3) Lightning Arrestor; and
(4) Ground strap, minimum number 6 copper wire or copper braid, V2” width using compression type fittings only on all transmission lines and cabinets.
(b) A frequency compatibility study may be performed to ensure that no interference will occur to existing equipment or to the surrounding area.
(c) RF devices external to the station cabinet are not permitted without the approval of Landlord. The station cabinet shall be of sufficient size to house duplexors, cavities, isolators, etc.
PRE-INSTALLATION REQUIREMENTS. 7.1. Prior to the installation of any fiber optic cable, shall submit to WMATA a Request for Cable Placement (RCP) on the form shown as Exhibit B, attached hereto and made a part hereof. The RCP shall identify at a minimum: (a) two Terminus Stations; (b) desired start and end dates of installation; and (c) approximate fiber optic cable footage and the number of fibers to be installed.
7.2. WMATA shall respond in writing within fifteen (15) business days with preliminary approval to commence engineering. At that time, WMATA may also request in writing that work be coordinated with other similar activity being performed by WMATA. requests. will make reasonable efforts to cooperate with WMATA's
7.3. Upon WMATA's preliminary approval, will conduct an escorted walk-through or visual inspection of the proposed route. To minimize WMATA’s charges to , will make all efforts to use paper records and shop drawings to assist in accomplishing this task, such records to be made available by WMATA with the understanding by both parties that such records may not be current, accurate or complete.
7.4. shall provide WMATA with seven (7) sets of shop drawings on reproducible paper, indicating proposed attachments, conduit runs, trough installation, and direct burial or other placement methods. Such drawings will indicate where existing conveyance is in place as well as where new cable ladder, trough, or other hardware (“Hardware") is to be installed. shall supply and install any necessary Hardware. Hardware shall remain the property of throughout the duration of cable ownership, except that WMATA may request use of the Hardware for its internal communications needs at no charge, and will not unreasonably withhold approval of such request.
7.5. Within twenty (20) business days of receipt of the shop drawings WMATA shall approve the shop drawings and the requested schedule or advise the System, shall provide WMATA with accurate “as built” drawings of the entire system. As built drawings must be submitted on 3½ inch microdisk in AUTOCAD 2000 with one (1) hard copy for review.
7.6. In each instance where System facilities are proposed to be placed in the WMATA Conduit System, WMATA shall designate the particular Duct(s) to be occupied, the location and manner in which facilities will enter and exit the WMATA Conduit System and the specific location, manner of installation and type of Hardware which is permitted by WMATA to occupy the WMATA Conduit System. If, in its reasonable o...