Cabling
•
No cable junction
between indoors and
outdoors.
•
Easy complete installa
tion with pre-assembled
cables.
Table 7-5 Specifications for fiber-optic cables used outdoors
Cabling
A cable junction is required
between the indoor and
outdoor area.
Installation through distri
bution boxes (patch field).
Additional information can
be found in the section
below.
Installation of fiber-optic cables through distribution boxes (patch fields)
If cabling requires a transition from indoor to outdoor, you need to perform installation of the
fiber-optic cables via distribution boxes (patch fields). The distribution boxes (patch fields)
connect the different cables (patch and installation cables) and connector types with one
another. You need a separate distribution box (patch field) for each transition.
NOTE
The installation of connectors, distribution boxes (patch fields) and splicing of fiber-optic
cables is allowed as long as the additional attenuation does not exceed 1 dB.
S7-1500R/H redundant system
System Manual, 11/2022, A5E41814787-AD
Necessary components
Installation cable for indoor
use
Necessary components
Installation cable for
outdoor applications (and
indoor applications)
Patch cable for indoors
7.9 Connecting interfaces for communication with S7-1500H
Specifications
4-core multicore cables for the redundant system (connector type
LC-LC, cores crossed):
1 cable with 4 cores for the redundant system:
•
Both interfaces in one cable
1 or 2 cables with multiple shared cores for the redundant sys
tem:
•
Interfaces laid separately to increase availability (reduction of
common cause factor)
•
Connector type in line with the other components
Specifications
Installation cable for outdoor use:
•
1 cable with 4 cores per S7-1500H system
Both interfaces in one cable
•
1 or 2 cables with multiple shared cores
Interfaces laid separately to increase availability (reduction of
common cause factor)
•
Connector type in line with the other components
Connector type in line with the other components.
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