hussle87Premium
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Sykesville, MD Reviews:
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| what is this on a telephone pole it looks like a steel can. |
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 LazManPremium
join:2003-03-26
canada | Looks like a T1 repeater housing... Sometimes called an "AP-CAN" or Application-Can... Holds HDSL repeater cards for T1s...
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 DaMaGeINCThe Lan ManPremium
join:2002-06-08
Greenville, SC
kudos:2 | reply to hussle87
t1 repeater |
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 SplitpairPremium
join:2000-07-29
Cow Towne
kudos:3 | reply to hussle87
That is a four slot pressurized HDSLx doubler housing. Probably made by Charles Industries.
Wayne
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SplitpairPremium
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Cow Towne
kudos:3 | reply to LazMan
said by LazMan:Looks like a T1 repeater housing... Sometimes called an "AP-CAN" or Application-Can... Holds HDSL repeater cards for T1s... Laz Doublers not repeaters my friend a repeater housing is squareish and holds 6 or 12 slots this has 4 standard 400 mechanics slots and holds 4 HDSLx or HDSL4 doublers.
Wayne
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LazManPremium
join:2003-03-26
canada | When it comes to OSP, I'll gladly accept corrections from you, Wayne.
We've used cans similar for repeaters in the past - has (I think) 4 slots in a cage inside the can... Although the cover's white, not stainless... |
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SplitpairPremium
join:2000-07-29
Cow Towne
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1 edit | said by LazMan:We've used cans similar for repeaters in the past - has (I think) 4 slots in a cage inside the can... Although the cover's white, not stainless... It's mostly semantics ADC actually calls their doublers repeaters. Technically a repeater receives the T1 amplifies it and sends it down the span noise errors and all whereas a doubler strips the DS1 out of the incoming carrier cleans it up (error correction) puts it back on a carrier and sends it down the loop. A doubler also has the "smarts" to report span conditions to the line unit as aid in trouble shooting the span.
Wayne
There are T1 repeater housings the upper is a pole mounted pressurized 4 slot and the lower is I think the same in 12 slots.
T1 repeater »www.charlesindustries.com/main/t···ers.html
Wayne
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How is the enclosure pressurized?
Is it done at the CO end of the span? |
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SuperSyncFree Hat, Limit 1Premium
join:2002-01-12 | AFAIK,
Each case is pressurized locally. To about 6-8 PSI to keep out moisture.
I've never seen one feeding off a pressurized section of cable. |
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Wow, thanks Wayne.
I always wondered what those white square boxes were. I figured they were repeaters for some sort of data service from the telco (DSL or T1s). I also see those can's, both in stainless and white. Sometimes the white ones have numbers written on them (looks like a simple sharpie marker wrote on it).
We have a pairgain HDSL unit at work that feeds an Adtran CSU/DSU. We have 8 channels for data and 16 channels for voice. We had problems in the past and the telco guys were in with some fancy Sunrise Telecom meters. Everythings good now though. |
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SplitpairPremium
join:2000-07-29
Cow Towne
kudos:3 | reply to SuperSync
said by SuperSync:AFAIK, Each case is pressurized locally. To about 6-8 PSI to keep out moisture. I've never seen one feeding off a pressurized section of cable. I have found a few in manholes (not BST/att) that where pressurized via. the stub vs. an airpipe.
Wayne
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