Certified Premises Cabling Technicians Course
This course defines what structured cabling is by putting it into historical development context. The course also covers standards used in premises cabling. It covers copper, Fiber and wireless technologies used and corresponding components for multimode (OM1, OM2,OM3 and OM4) and single mode fibers, copper (UTP Cat 3, 5 and 6) and coax) and wireless. Student will learn how Wi-Fi technology is incorporated in cabling systems. The course will also go into testing methods and testing equipment used. There will be hands on labs to show various types of materials used, tools and equipment. We will have a rack and patch panels a board with 66 and 110 terminating blocks, plugs and jacks for cat5e cables. Students will learn various termination methods for multimode and single mode fibers. The course will be conducted to meet FOA – CPCT certification.
Who Should Attend:
Anyone who is to be employed in design, configuration, installation, testing, troubleshooting of premises cable systems, Installation & maintenance technicians, System Analysts, Design Engineers, Managers, Telecommunication Professionals, Electronics Technicians, Electrical and Mechanical Technicians, Marine Electronics Technicians,
Methodology:
The course will be conducted in class using power point presentations, classroom discussions and lab demonstrations designed to give participants practice.
Workshop Objectives:
• At the end of the course participants should be able to design a structured cable network, distinguish various types of cables.
• Be able to, install, prepare and terminate all types of premises cables inside buildings and campus setup.
• Participants will be able to make SC, ST and LC connectors in field.
• They will be able to make Cat5e and multimode fiber patch cords. They should be able to carry out trouble shooting of copper and fiber installation.
• Participants will also appreciate how fiber copper coax and wireless are integrated to form a structured cabling system.
Practicals
1. UTP cable termination on patch panels and RJ-45
2. Terminating optical fiber cable
3. Testing UTP cable
4. Testing optical fiber installation
