The work area subsystem is the entire area from the terminal equipment to the information socket, used to connect the user terminal equipment to the cabling system, mainly including the information socket, jumpers, and adapters. The installation of the information socket is divided into two ways: embedded and surface installation. The information socket is usually installed under the wall of the workshop, 30cm from the ground, and some are installed on the user's desk. Usually an information socket requires 9m2 of space.
The horizontal subsystem is the subsystem that connects the user's work area and the backbone of the cabling system in the structured integrated cabling system. It is composed of wiring cables from the wiring closet to the information socket on each floor and the information socket for the work area.
In the structured integrated cabling system, the horizontal subsystem functions as a branch line, which connects all user terminals to the wiring equipment through some connectors. There are two types of wiring channels for horizontal wiring: one is buried pipe pre-buried and wall lead mode; the other is underground duct and ground lead mode.
The management subsystem is a subsystem that terminates and manages wiring cables in a structured cabling system, and is usually installed in the wiring room on the floor.
The management subsystem is composed of various cross-linked equipment (twisted pair jumper racks, optical fiber jumper racks) and switching equipment such as hubs and switches. The cross-connect equipment is connected to the information sockets in each work area through the horizontal sub-system, and the hub or switch and the cross-connect equipment are interconnected by short cables. These short cables are called jumpers.
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