Jumper Cable means a pair of twisted insulated conductors that connects from NBN Co’s side of the main distribution frame to your side of the main distribution frame in an MDU. Lead-In means a line that connects, or is intended to connect, an NBN service to the Network Boundary Point at your Premises. MDU means a site with a main distribution frame which comprises one or more premises in a single location. National Broadband Network means the network operated by NBN Co which is intended to provide all premises in Australia with access to a broadband Internet service through fixed line, wireless or satellite technologies. NBN Co means NBN Co Limited ABN 86 136 533 741. NBN Equipment has the meaning set out in clause 16. NBN Fixed Wireless Customer Access Network means the fixed wireless customer access network that forms part of the National Broadband Network. NBN FTTB/FTTN Network means the NBN Fibre to the Building or NBN Fibre to the Node network that forms part of the National Broadband Network. NBN Hybrid Fibre-Coaxial Network means the NBN Hybrid Fibre-Coaxial network that forms part of the National Broadband Network. NBN Interim Satellite Network means the interim satellite network that forms part of the National Broadband Network. This network is scheduled to be decommissioned by NBN Co in early 2017. End users of the NBN Interim Satellite service are able to migrate to the NBN Long Term Satellite Network or in some instances the NBN Fixed Wireless Customer Access Network (subject to availability). NBN Optical Fibre Access Network means the optical fibre customer access network that forms part of the National Broadband Network. NBN Long Term Satellite Network means the NBN Long Term Satellite network that forms part of the National Broadband Network. Netphone Service is a VoIP service which we may supply with the following NBN Services:
Jumper Cable means a cable provided with clips for use as a temporary electric connection to bridge a gap in a running rail, cable or pipe;
Jumper Cable means a pair of twisted insulated conductors that connects from the network’s side of the main distribution frame to your side of the main distribution frame in an MDU. MDU means a site with a main distribution frame which comprises one or more premises in a single location. FTTB Wholesale means FTTB Wholesale Pty Ltd ABN 18 087 533 328.
Examples of Jumper Cable in a sentence
Provide proper cable and termination of Bonding and Grounding Jumper Cable to all Equipment Racks, Equipment Cabinets and other equipment.
Some may require Jumper Cable termination on the Customer Side MDF.
SR 93A (I-75)229.0I-275 South Apex Master Hub BuildingConnection to District 7 Jumper Cable Patch Work is Pending Fiber Allocation from District 1.
Lex Powerflex Jumper Cable 100’ for hybrid theatre quantity: 8 $ /each 4.10.6 Jumper Powercon, 120V, 20A Lex Powerflex Jumper cable 15’ For hybrid theatre quantity: 20 $ /each For studio theatre quantity: 10 $ /each 4.10.7 Data Communications Cable-DMX A.
In the event of a Passenger Transfer Between Two Trains With a Jumper Cable and Transfer Bridge,On-Train Crews must follow these instructions in addition to all of the instructions listed in Section 2.C.1 “General Non-Emergency Evacuation Instructions” of this chapter.
Watch out for pinch points! Use Personal Protective Equipment when assembling the bridge.• Position the wheeled bag in the aisle adjacent to the vestibule with the pull handle near the door.• Remove the Transfer Bridge and Jumper Cable with Safety Lock Bar.• Remove the bag from the pathway.• With an employee positioned on the ground, attach the Jumper Cable between the trains at stirrups or grab irons.
Jumper Cable or Pass-Through CableJumper Cables and Pass-Through Cables are utilized to electrically connect Power Distribution Housings in panels that have been mechanically linked.
The median subject found a reduction in the risk of nerve disease to be equivalent to a reduction in the risk of an automobile death.
RF Antenna Jumper Cable for shelfmount radio Modem for Lightning SuppressionFull Net TotalList Contract (EstimatedUnit Unit Quantity x Vendor/Cat.
In the event of a Passenger Transfer Between Trains Without a Jumper Cable or Transfer Bridge, On-Train Crews must follow these instructions in addition to all of the instructions listed in Section 2.C.1 “General Non-Emergency Evacuation Instructions” of this chapter.
More Definitions of Jumper Cable
Jumper Cable means a cable provided with clips for use as a temporary electrical connection to bridge a gap
Jumper Cable means a pair of twisted insulated conductors that connects from NBN Co’s side of the main distribution frame to your side of the main distribution frame in an MDU. Lead-In means a line that connects, or is intended to connect, an NBN service to the Network Boundary Point at your Premises. MDU means a site with a main distribution frame which comprises one or more premises in a single location. National Broadband Network means the network operated by NBN Co which is intended to provide all premises in Australia with access to a broadband Internet service through optical fibre, wireless or satellite technologies. NBN Co means NBN Co Limited ABN 86 136 533 741. NBN Equipment has the meaning set out in clause 15. NBN Fixed Wireless Customer Access Network means the fixed wireless customer access network that forms part of the National Broadband Network. NBN FTTB/FTTN Network means the NBN Fibre to the Building or NBN Fibre to the Node network that forms part of the National Broadband Network. NBN Interim Satellite Network means the interim satellite network that forms part of the National Broadband Network. This network is scheduled to be decommissioned by NBN Co in early 2017. End users of the NBN Interim Satellite service are able to migrate to the NBN Long Term Satellite Network or in some instances the NBN Fixed Wireless Customer Access Network (subject to availability). NBN Optical Fibre Access Network means the optical fibre customer access network that forms part of the National Broadband Network. NBN Long Term Satellite Network means the NBN Long Term Satellite network that forms part of the National Broadband Network. Netphone Service is a VoIP service which we may supply with the following NBN Services:
Jumper Cable means a pair of twisted insulated conductors that connects from NBN Co’s side of the main distribution frame to your side of the main distribution frame in an MDU. Lead-In means a line that connects, or is intended to connect, an NBN service to the Telecommunications Outlet or Passive NTD at your Premises. MDU means a site with a main distribution frame which comprises one or more premises in a single location. National Broadband Network means the network operated by NBN Co which is intended to provide all premises in Australia with access to a broadband Internet service through fixed line, wireless or satellite technologies. NBN Co means NBN Co Limited ABN 86 136 533 741. NBN Equipment has the meaning set out in clause 16. NBN Fixed Wireless Customer Access Network means the fixed wireless customer access network that forms part of the National Broadband Network. NBN FTTB/FTTN Network means the NBN Fibre to the Building or NBN Fibre to the Node network that forms part of the National Broadband Network.
Jumper Cable means a pair of twisted insulated conductors that connects from the network’s side of the main distribution frame to your side of the main distribution frame in an MDU. MDU means a site with a main distribution frame which comprises one or more premises in a single location. Netphone Service is a VoIP service which we may supply with iiNet Ultra FTTB Services. Specific terms for the Netphone Service are set out in the iiNet Group Phone Service Description Network Boundary Point means your side of the main distribution frame. NTU means a ‘Network Termination Unit’ which is used to provide a VDSL2 interface from the Vision Network FTTB Network to Your Equipment or the Required Equipment. Required Equipment includes a modem and any other customer premises equipment that is required to access the Service. Software means any software we supply to you for use in conjunction with the Service which may change from time to time, including any upgrades and manuals. System Requirements means the pre-requisite computer hardware and operating systems software required for installation and customer support as specified on our support page on our Website.
Jumper Cable means a pair of twisted insulated conductors that connects from the network’s side of the main distribution frame to your side of the main distribution frame in an MDU. MDU means a site with a main distribution frame which comprises one or more premises in a single location. Network Boundary Point means your side of the main distribution frame. NTU means a ‘Network Termination Unit’ which is used to provide a VDSL2 interface from the Vision Network FTTB Network to Your Equipment or the Required Equipment. Phone Service is a VoIP service which we may supply with Internode TurboFibre FTTB Services. Specific terms for the FTTB Phone Service are set out in the Internode Group Phone Service Description. Required Equipment includes a modem and any other customer premises equipment that is required to access the Service. Software means any software we supply to you for use in conjunction with the Service which may change from time to time, including any upgrades and manuals. System Requirements means the pre-requisite computer hardware and operating systems software required for installation and customer support as specified on our support page on our Website.
Jumper Cable means in relation to FTTB, FTTC or FTTN: a pair of twisted insulated conductors that connects from NBNCo’s side of the main distribution frame to your side of the main distribution frame in an MDU. Lead-In means a line that connects, or is intended to connect, an NBN service to the Network Boundary Point at Your Premises. MDU means a “multi-dwelling unit”.