RCDD · Question #143
Which class of the system was created to secure a single equipment room (ER)?
The correct answer is A. Class 1. Class 1 in the TIA-606-B administration standard was specifically designed to administer a single equipment room (ER) as the only telecommunications space on a premises.
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Which class of the system was created to secure a single equipment room (ER)?
Options
- AClass 1
- BClass 2
- CClass 3
- DClass 4
How the community answered
(42 responses)- A79% (33)
- B2% (1)
- C12% (5)
- D7% (3)
Why each option
Class 1 in the TIA-606-B administration standard was specifically designed to administer a single equipment room (ER) as the only telecommunications space on a premises.
TIA-606-B Class 1 was created to address the simplest infrastructure scenario - a single equipment room or telecommunications room with no backbone connections to other rooms or buildings. It defines labeling, record-keeping, and documentation requirements proportional to a single-space installation, making it the correct class for securing and administering that one ER.
Class 2 was created for premises containing multiple telecommunications spaces within a single building, requiring backbone cross-connect administration.
Class 3 was created for campus environments where backbone cabling spans multiple buildings across a property.
Class 4 was created for multi-campus enterprises requiring coordinated administration across geographically distributed locations.
Concept tested: TIA-606-B Class 1 single equipment room scope
Source: https://www.tiaonline.org/standard/tia-606-b/
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