That's going to be tough. You have 4 more 90s than you want, so if there
is a way to break the run into multiple pulls is the only way you're
going to make it. Those junction boxes are going to make it very hard to
transition without exceeding the minimum bend radius.
bp
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On 4/30/2018 11:26 AM, Jay Weekley wrote:
<https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=993439894141736&set=gm.624613164555926&type=3&theater&ifg=1#>We
are providing a backup internet connection to a local bank and I need
a recommendation for a fiber run. We had conduit installed from our
equipment box on the top floor of a banks parking deck to an equipment
room on the first floor 4 stories down where it will be coupled with
an existing run of single mode fiber. There are 8 - 90 degree bends
and at least 4 of those won't be sweeping 90's since they had to make
some of the transitions from one direction to another with junction boxes.
Also, at the top of the deck there is a 60 foot vertical section of
conduit that leads to the bottom of the deck and transitions 90
degrees along the ceiling of the first floor. I need to find a way of
securing the cable (strain relief) to the junction box that is in the
picture I am including. Alternatively, I could use a recommendation
for securing it to our equipment box. Either way, I don't need the
weight of the cable damaging itself or tugging on our equipment in the
box.
We know how long the cable will be so we will be buying it pre-terminated.
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*Jay Weekley*
*Cyber Broadband
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