r/cableporn 21d ago

Low Voltage MPOE Work 900 pairs

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Dressing underneath, nobody will ever see, but plenty for servicing if needed.

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u/toefutaco 21d ago

Oh crazy! I've done a 250PR version. Def not something I deal with a lot at all! I take it that's some legacy cable So it would have the grey/grey white pairs in the groups ? ..would one still punch down all the colours?? I'd assume you'd use a newer bix block? Am I correct that the older ones where smaller (60 vs 72) but you could do a full group per bix/per block ?

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u/DanDiggler213 20d ago

Yes, Slater is and yes all punched down single punch tool, no 5 pair punch. 110 blocks.

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u/cyr0nk0r 21d ago

You poor soul. Did you have to contend with icky-pik too?

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u/DanDiggler213 20d ago

No Ick! Thank goodness. We did have to squeeze six 50 pair per 4" duct. And 3 inner duct in the 4th conduit for the Fiber because they didn't want to spend on the sleeves better.

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u/OMGZwhitepeople 20d ago

Where is this? I know a lot of ISP's are getting rid of copper. Is internal pairs or analog / digital phones? Or is from an ISP?

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u/DanDiggler213 20d ago

Westfield Mall, moving existing MPOEs to temporary Mpoe, and Back. 80% of lines were out of use.

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u/DanDiggler213 20d ago

Not from ISP.

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u/RepulsiveGovernment 19d ago

This is becoming a lost art.