LOCATION OF ONT BOX DETAIL ONE

The ONT (Optical Network Terminal) box in electrical and architectural design is typically located in a utility room, communications closet, or near the main electrical panel of a building. It is positioned where the fiber-optic cable enters the structure, ensuring a central and accessible point for internet distribution.

In residential buildings, the ONT is often placed in the garage, basement, or a low-traffic area to avoid interference while maintaining easy access for maintenance.

In commercial settings, it is installed in a dedicated IT or telecom room to integrate with the structured cabling system. Proper ventilation, power supply proximity, and adherence to service provider guidelines are key considerations in its placement.

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LOCATION OF ONT BOX DETAIL ONE

Location of ONT box detail drawing – 1

For a detailed drawing of the ONT (Optical Network Terminal) box location in construction, the following elements should be included in the architectural or electrical plans:

i) Typical ONT Box Location in Construction Drawings:

Residential Buildings:

  • Near the main electrical panel (garage, basement, or utility room).
  • Inside a structured media enclosure (low-voltage panel).
  • Mounted on an interior wall with proper ventilation and power access.

Commercial Buildings:

  • In a dedicated IT/telecom room, server room, or electrical closet.
  • Near the main fiber entry point of the building.
  • Mounted on a structured cable rack or secured wall space.

ii) Components to Show in the Detail Drawing:

ONT Box Dimensions & Mounting Details:

  • Wall-mounted or panel-mounted options.
  • Required clearances for service access and ventilation.

Power & Fiber Entry Points:

  • Dedicated power outlet (with backup power options if required).
  • Fiber-optic cable conduit entry location and termination points.

Network Connections:

  • Structured cabling pathways (Ethernet, coaxial, etc.) leading from the ONT to the rest of the building.
  • Integration with a router or switch.

iii) Drawing Types That Include ONT Placement:

  • Electrical Layout Plan: Shows ONT box power and network connection.
  • Low-Voltage Plan: Displays fiber and network cabling routes.
  • Wall Elevation Detail: Shows ONT box mounting height and positioning.

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