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SaskTel servicing guidelines

for

existing Multi-Dwelling

Units

1.2. Interior or Indoor Fibre Distribution Hub (buildings typically sized 45

units and larger)

If a property has enough customers, an Interior or Indoor Fibre Distribution Hub (iFDH) would be

installed into the property and have a direct fed fibre and optical fibre splitter device.

An interior or indoor fibre distribution hub is an (FDH) cabinet where the SaskTel fibre cabling

gets connected to the property and is located in the main telephone room of larger multi-

dwelling unit buildings (MDUs), or clusters of multiple MDU buildings.

Within the iFDH there are Optical Splitters which are used to feed the optical signals to a

number of Fibre Distribution Terminals at secondary telephone rooms, if such rooms exist. Like

the FDH the iFDH contains only fibre cabling and passive optical splitters, so it does not require

electrical power or ventilation.

FDH’s are important pieces of equipment that service multiple customers and therefore they

need to be secure and easily accessible by SaskTel at all times for installation and repair

purposes.

For smaller MDU`s, a smaller fibre splitter box (FSB – buildings typically 24-44 units) would

substitute, where a full sized iFDH would not be required.

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