Group,
 
I received several replies suggesting that I reference GR-487  ( Requirements
for Electronic Equipment Cabinets ) which are normally installed in an
uncontrolled environment.
Please be advised that GR-43 is the correct standard for Outdoor Telco
buildings ( Huts)  that are suitable for access by a Crafts-person. GR-487 is
not applicable for "Buildings".
The hut that will house our Broadband gear will be 28ft long and 14ft. wide.
 
With that said.... does anybody have a copy of GR-43 that they can send
electronically.
I've ordered one from Telcordia but the fastest they can send it to me (
Electronically ) 
will not arrive until Monday???? I really need  to read this document ASAP.
 
Thanks for the replies.........
 
Regards,
 
Jeff Collins

jeff collins <[email protected]> wrote: 

Group,
 
Has anyone ever built or bought a Hut / Above Ground building that utilizes an
air conditioning system to provide a suitable environment for Broadband /
Telco equipment and the crafts-person for Verizon.
 
I am working on a project where we must also supply the building to house the
Telecom equipment. Any specific info on outdoor "Building" requirements for
Verizon is appreciated.
 
Telcordia GR-43 is the Generic standard that covers these type of enclosures /
buildings however I was looking for something specific to VZ based on previous
experiences.
 
Thanks in advance,
 
Jeff Colliins 
Sr. HW Engineering Manager & Principal Engineer
NEBS, Reliability/MTBF, EMC, Safety, DVT, Telecom, Compliance & Homologation
Ciena Corp. July 1999 to June 30, 2004
 
Available for full-time or contract work.
Excellent references from industry professionals
Responsible for all Ciena Product's Reliability, NEBS, Compliance &
Homologation
Direct experience with Carrier requirements such as AT&T, Verizon, 
Telmex, SBC, China Mobile, MCI, DISA GIG-BE (US Govt)
Expert in international homologation for: China, India, Mexico, 
Brazil, Taiwan, S.Korea, Russian Federation and Singapore.
 
Experience includes managing multi-division cross-functional projects,
engineer's and engineering managers.
 
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