To all grope members,

We would like to design an outdoor unit (radio terminal), metal enclosed,
with unit chassis NOT  connected to earth.                      Unit
consisting the following: Antenna, RF module, digital and DC Power supply
module (powered by 60 Vdc - SELV). The outdoor unit connoted to an indoor
unit (connection box)  which consists AC/DC power supply (supply the voltage
to the outdoor unit) via cable (length of 100m) . In this cable we have  2
STP for E1, 2 STP for 100Base-T and 60Vdc supply wires. Cable shield
connected to chassis in both ends. 
The requirement to design unit with no earth connection driven  from the
fact that there are places were a good earthing connection is not available
(privet house, small office). 

        1.      Is it safe (emc/safety aspects) to have metal enclosed class
II outdoor unit?

        2.      Suggested solution was designing the outdoor unit as
floating ! Surge protectors will be design as differential. Cable shield
won't be connected to the outdoor unit (Will it cause a cross  talk problems
between E1 & Ethernet??) .  


Any comments or suggestions will be very welcome.  

Zohar (Jana) Zosmanovich 
Compliance Engineer, RADWIN ltd. 
34 Habarzel St., Tel Aviv 69710, Israel 
Tel.: 972-3-7666735 ; Fax: 972-3-7657535 
Email: <mailto:[email protected]> 




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