• NF EN 50090-9-1 : 2004

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    HOME AND BUILDING ELECTRONIC SYSTEMS (HBES) - PART 9-1: INSTALLATION REQUIREMENTS - GENERIC CABLING FOR HBES CLASS 1 TWISTED PAIR

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    Published date:  12-01-2013

    Publisher:  Association Francaise de Normalisation

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    Introduction
    1 Domaine d'application
    2 Références normatives
    3 Définitions et abréviations
       3.1 Définitions
       3.2 Abréviations
    4 Aspects du système et du câblage
    5 Modèle de câblage et prescriptions générales
       5.1 Connexion des segments, prescriptions générales
    Figure 1 - Exemple de topologie possible
       5.2 Coexistence de bus de commande HBES, de multimédia à
           large bande et d'alimentation électrique
    Figure 2 - Principe des Vides d'Installation HBES (IS)
    Figure 3 - Emplacement des Vides d'Installation HBES
    6 Prescriptions d'infrastructure
       6.1 Généralités
    Tableau 1 - Classes pour différentes applications (BT/HBES)
    Tableau 2 - Prescriptions minimales pour les fonctionnalités
                des Vides d'Installation
    Figure 4 - Exemple d'infrastructure générique pour un système
                de câblage dans les bâtiments
       6.2 Prédisposition des vides d'installation
           6.2.1 Infrastructure de campus
    Figure 5 - Infrastructure de campus
           6.2.2 Infrastructure de bâtiment
    Figure 6 - Infrastructure de bâtiment
           6.2.3 Infrastructure d'étage
    Figure 7 - Infrastructure horizontale
           6.2.4 Infrastructure d'appartement et de foyer domestique
                 individuel
    Figure 8 - Infrastructure d'unité d'appartement et de foyer
                domestique individuel
           6.2.5 Infrastructure de pièce
    Figure 9 - Emplacements physiques d'application HBES et de vide
                d'installation
    7 Connecteurs pour paire torsadée classe 1 pour HBES
    Figure 10 - Connecteurs HBES normalisés
    8 Prescriptions pour câbles et accessoires d'installation
       8.1 Performance de canal et de liaison
       8.2 Caractéristiques de câble TP
    Tableau 3 - Connecteurs HBES normalisés
       8.3 Accessoires
           8.3.1 Coffrets et armoires
    Tableau 4 - Prescriptions de câble HBES normalisé
           8.3.2 Systèmes de câblage (conduits, profilés, goulottes,
                 chemins de câbles ) et autres accessoires
    9 Sécurité électrique et sécurité de fonctionnement
       9.1 Sécurité électrique
    Tableau 5 - Distribution des câbles / conduits
       9.2 Isolation fonctionnelle des segments de bus
       9.3 Sécurité de fonctionnement
    10 Prescriptions CEM pour l'installation
    11 Mise à la terre et liaison équipotentielle pour la
       protection contre la foudre
    12 Prescriptions de réaction et de résistance au feu
    13 Aspects d'environnement
    14 Administration et documentation
    15 Controle et essais
    Annexe A (informative) Modèles de câblage
    Annexe B (informative) Aspects de prédisposition et de
                           planification
    Annexe C (informative) Performance de classes de confort de
                           bâtiment
    Annexe D (informative) Connecteurs existants normalisés pour
                           HBES classe 1, TP type 0 et type 1
    Annexe E (informative) Documentation
    Annexe F (informative) Prescriptions de câbles/canaux et
                           liaisons
    Bibliographie

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    Covers common rules for the planning and engineering as well as installation of HBES cabling systems taking into account the layout of the cable support, cables and connectors, and the commissioning of HBES.

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    Development Note Indice de classement: C90-409-1. Supersedes NFC 90 409-1. (09/2004)
    Document Type Standard
    Publisher Association Francaise de Normalisation
    Status Current
    Supersedes

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