Thomas & Betts Nexus RF

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Summary

Nexus RF System Design

System ID - System Segregation

Mechanism for segregating two or more systems in close physical proximity.

System Commissioning and DLP Support

Commissioning and 12-month defects liability period support for Nexus RF systems.

The Four Steps to a Nexus RF System

Outlines the key stages in designing and implementing a Nexus RF system.

Step 1 - Review Site Plans and Fitting Requirements

Review site plans and determine total fitting numbers and types early.

Step 2 - Planning Router Number and Location

Determine the number and optimal locations of Routers based on fitting distribution.

Step 3 - Designing the IP Backbone

Interconnecting Area Controllers and Routers via an IP network.

Step 4 - Allocation of Fitting SPU IDs

Assigning unique SPU ID numbers to each fitting for system identification.

Nexus RF System Installation

Step 1 - Fitting Installation

Install each fitting, label with SPU ID, and collect MAC address.

Step 2 - IP Backbone Installation

Install the IP backbone with RJ45 patch points and GPOs near Controller locations.

Step 3 - Router Installation

Mount Routers, supply power, and connect to the network after configuration.

Nexus RF System Commissioning

Readiness Criteria

Site ready when 90% fittings installed, IP backbone verified, and Routers installed.

Commissioning Process

Nexus RF specialist performs all commissioning based on network design and spreadsheet.

Defects Liability Period

DLP Commencement and Monitoring

Begins after commissioning; Thomas & Betts monitors site operation for reliable system operation.

Periodic Testing and Support

System testing at 6 and 12 month intervals; issues addressed and reports supplied.