April 2014
NCRT Coax Cabin
The space allocated to housing (and supporting) communications systems which will service PA1A, such as a PBX, backbone network equipment, and/or transmission equipment.
Basic
1200x600mm Basic using Lophira alata (commonly known as azobé, ekki or red ironwood)
Fasten
Using M12x100
The cabin wil be placed on top of the cables and accommodate all antenna en rotor installations.
Fixing
Drilling 20mm concrete
Hilti
This slab extension, a general rebar doweling applications PA1A is using Hilti’s adhesive anchoring systems which provide a reliable solution for post-installed reinforcement applications.
Injectable mortar
T HY-10 PLUS Injectable Adhesive Anchor
Filling
The gap between the cabin and tower...
Framework
Using impregnated wood
Massiveness
Position the beams in between (angle)
Input
Cutting the input tubing in line with the frame.
Painting the wooden mounting plate.
Fasten
M12x100 lag screws (pre-drilling is required)
Mounting
Install the wooden mounting plates.
Roof
Now screwing the roofbeams
Stainless steel
Using 4,0x40mm
Waterproof
Tyvek® sealing tape is specifically designed to complement. It helps to seal the building envelope – for optimal airtightness, long-term performance and durability.
Almost
Fine boards of Douglas Fir.
Hatch
Coax cabin door and water sill construction
View
Site view
Interior
lots of space into the cabin for aAll coaxial connections and power supply's
View
Overview (with tiles) of the Interbuilding Distribution System
