RCDD Exam Questions
371 real RCDD exam questions with expert-verified answers and explanations. Page 2 of 8.
- Question #51Information Transport Systems (ITS) Distribution
The maximum vertical rise is the distance over which the cable is vertically self-supporting. This distance is a function of the weight of the cable and the:
vertical risetensile ratingriser cablingcable weight - Question #52Information Transport Systems (ITS) Distribution
You are given a choice of methods of routing backbone cabling vertically through a building. The one option that you do NOT want to use is:
backbone pathwaysriser routingelevator shaftsvertical distribution - Question #53Information Transport Systems (ITS) Distribution
This diagram illustrates an example of a:
campus backbonehierarchical topologybackbone designdistribution levels - Question #54Information Transport Systems (ITS) Distribution
Which of the following statements best describes what a backbone distribution system typically provides?
backbone distributionfloor connectionsmultistory buildingbackbone definition - Question #55Information Transport Systems (ITS) Distribution
A backbone star topology shall have no more than______ level(s) of cross-connections.
star topologycross-connectionsbackbone hierarchytopology standards - Question #56Information Transport Systems (ITS) Distribution
When designing a backbone distribution system, you are asked to include a combination of media types. Your choice of media types include:
backbone media typescopper fiber wirelessmedia selectionbackbone design - Question #57General Cable and Media
Optical fiber all-dielectric cables have an additional advantage over ones containing a steel strength member. That advantage is:
all-dielectric fiberlightning protectionsteel strength memberfiber cable properties - Question #58Bonding, Grounding and Electrical Protection
When designing a fiber backbone using cable with an armored sheath, a major consideration that you must address is:
armored fiber cablebonding groundingarmored sheathbackbone design - Question #59Information Transport Systems (ITS) Distribution
In the customer's environment, an ITS designer should avoid the need for optical fiber field splicing by:
fiber splicingcontinuous cable installationfield splicing avoidancefiber backbone - Question #60Information Transport Systems (ITS) Distribution
A campus backbone design linking two buildings requires that you install a high-fiber-count cable very quickly, using the conduit system provided. Cost is not so much an issue as u...
campus backbonepreconnectorized assemblieshigh fiber countinstallation urgency - Question #61Information Transport Systems (ITS) Distribution
The decision regarding the number of optical fibers to install (fiber strand count) in a backbone depends largely on all of the following EXCEPT:
fiber strand countmultiplexingbackbone planningfiber design - Question #62General Cable and Media
An installation crew is pulling an optical fiber cable into a riser. The cable has an outside diameter of 25 mm (1 in). As the cable is being pulled off the reel and through a pull...
optical fiberbend radiuscable pullingpulley sizing - Question #63Information Transport Systems (ITS) Distribution
When reviewing a backbone distribution system within a building provided to you for standards compliance, you see that there are several cables with bridge taps built in. Which one...
bridge tapsbackbone standardscopper backbonestandards compliance - Question #64Information Transport Systems (ITS) Distribution
When designing a campus distribution system involving small buildings with only one horizontal cross-connect (HC) [Floor distributor (FD)] per building, you can eliminate the need...
campus distributionintermediate cross-connectbuilding distributorbackbone hierarchy - Question #65General Cable and Media
You have been asked to design a backbone cable connecting two large campus buildings. Your pathways will include using conduits, maintenance holes, and one section of 100 m (328 ft...
outdoor fiber cabledirect burialwater blocking compoundloose tube cable - Question #66ITS Spaces
You are reviewing a building backbone design with a vertically aligned telecommunications room (TR). In the spec you note in a footnote with details that the slots at one end of th...
telecommunications roomfloor slotssleeves heightTR specifications - Question #67Information Transport Systems (ITS) Distribution
When designing a backbone distribution system, you will need to include a telecommunications enclosure (TE). A TE can be defined as a:
telecommunications enclosurebackbone interfacehorizontal cablingcross-connect - Question #68General Cable and Media
You have been asked to project manage a fiber cable backbone installation. In the course of the installation, you notice the fiber cable with a 25 mm (1 in) outside diameter is bei...
optical fiberbend radiusstatic installationcable handling - Question #69General Cable and Media
One advantage of using preconnectorized jumpers and cables is:
preconnectorized cablesfactory certificationfiber connectorsquality assurance - Question #70General Cable and Media
In reviewing your client's network needs for today and 5 years into the future, you note their current specs call for a 1Gb/s network within a campus environment, with little or no...
multimode fiberOM2backbone cablingfiber selection - Question #71Information Transport Systems (ITS) Distribution
When installing a heavy backbone cabling vertically, recommended methods of securing the cable include all of the following EXCEPT:
vertical backbone cablecable securingtie wrapscable management - Question #72ITS Spaces
Rack mounted hardware is installed in two standard sized racks or cabinets. Those sizes are:
rack sizesequipment rackscabinetsstandard dimensions - Question #73Information Transport Systems (ITS) Distribution
This diagram illustrates a ______________campus backbone design.
campus backbonehierarchical star topologynetwork designbackbone distribution - Question #74General Cable and Media
Multimode optical fiber is generally used for campus or building applications due to the ability to use cost effective:
multimode fibertransceiversoptical fibercampus applications - Question #75General Cable and Media
The RECOMMENDED balanced twisted-pair cable for building backbone cabling consists of ________ round solid copper conductors with a nominal characteristic of 100 ohm.
twisted-pair cableAWG conductorsbackbone cabling100 ohm - Question #76ITS Spaces
You have determined that the equipment room (ER) you are designing will be the minimum size of 15 sq m (160 sq ft) and is servicing 80 but architectural changes will add 175 , whic...
equipment room sizingwork areashorizontal cross-connectspace planning - Question #77ITS Spaces
If the usable floor space is unknown, then deduct ________ percent of the total area available to estimate the usable area.
usable floor spacearea calculationdeduction percentagespace planning - Question #78Information Transport Systems (ITS) Distribution
Which of the following types of conduit uses set screw couplings and connectors?
conduit typesEMTset screw couplingsconduit connectors - Question #79Bonding, Grounding and Electrical Protection
"A single outlet utilizing a dedicated phase, neutral, and ground conductor" is the definition for which of the following?
dedicated branch circuitpower distributionelectrical terminologyreceptacle wiring - Question #80ITS Spaces
In addition to voice and data services, an equipment room (ER) can be designed to include all of the following EXCEPT:
equipment room designfacility servicesCATV CCTVbuilding controls - Question #81ITS Spaces
When allocating termination space for CAT 6 and optical fiber cables, it is recommended that additional space of up to ________ percent be considered for the routing of the cables...
termination spacecable routingpatch cordsCAT 6 fiber allocation - Question #82ITS Spaces
You are placing two 423 mm (19 in) relay racks with a 152 mm (6 in) vertical management panel on each end and a 12 in vertical cable management panel between the racks. The rack li...
relay rack layoutroom sizing calculationcable management panelsspace planning - Question #83ITS Spaces
You are starting work on a new high school. The architect has provided you with a telecommunications room located between the kitchen cold store room and the automotive and welding...
telecommunications room locationEMI interferencespace sitingdesign considerations - Question #84ITS Spaces
A building has a floor space of 16.7 m (55 ft) by 45 m (150 ft) with a common core measuring 9.17 m (30 ft) by 13.7 m (45 ft). How many individual can be provided in the usable flo...
work area calculationusable floor spacefloor plan analysisoutlet density - Question #85ITS Spaces
On a survey of one of your client's buildings, you discover that one of the TRs, housing a considerable quantity of switching equipment, is at 25 degrees C (77 degrees F) with a re...
temperature humidity standardsenvironmental conditionstelecommunications roomHVAC - Question #86ITS Spaces
At a minimum, convenience receptacles in an ER or TR are to be located ________ AFF.
receptacle height AFFelectrical requirementsequipment roomTR power - Question #87Design, Implementation, and Management
You have been selected to do the telecommunications design on a new, single story building. The architect requires the size and location of the telecommunications rooms so their bu...
design process sequencingwork area determinationtelecommunications roomproject planning - Question #88ITS Spaces
The MINIMUM recommended lighting requirement in a telecommunications room (TR) at the point of cable terminations is:
lighting requirementstelecommunications roomlux standardscable terminations - Question #89ITS Spaces
A building can have multiple equipment rooms (ERs) for all of the following reasons EXCEPT:
equipment room redundancymultiple ERsbuilding tenantsfacility design - Question #90ITS Spaces
What is the MINIMUM ceiling height of a telecommunications room?
telecommunications roomceiling heightTR specificationsBICSI standards - Question #91ITS Spaces
You are recommending to an architect the location within a telecommunications room for the placement of floor sleeves connecting to the telecommunications room directly below. Wher...
telecommunications roomfloor sleevesTR layoutconduit placement - Question #92ITS Spaces
The recommended ratio of patch panels to horizontal cable management panels is ________ RU of patch panel to ________ rack unit (RU) of horizontal cable management panel.
patch panelshorizontal cable managementrack unitTR equipment - Question #93ITS Spaces
In a telecommunications room (TR), the MINIMUM bottom edge height recommendation for mounting plywood on the wall is ________ above AFF.
telecommunications roomplywood mountingwall preparationTR specifications - Question #94ITS Spaces
You are working on the design of a new, large ER/TR that will contain many racks and data cabinets including a large UPS system. Your recommendation to the architect for room acces...
equipment roomdoor specificationsTR accesslarge TR design - Question #95ITS Spaces
The recommended MINIMUM number of conduits connecting two located on the same floor is:
conduittelecommunications roominter-TR pathwaysconduit sizing - Question #96ITS Spaces
In a telecommunication room (TR), the ________ is the facility used to make cross connections from the backbone cable to the horizontal cable.
horizontal cross-connectbackbone cableTR componentscross-connection - Question #97Emergency, Life Safety and Security
You are designing a firestop system for a boiler room that will have conduits coming from the service provider maintenance hole into the building. Which test rating will address th...
firestop ratingsW ratingwater resistancepenetration sealing - Question #98Emergency, Life Safety and Security
Which of the following is a nonmechanical firestop system?
nonmechanical firestopfirestop blocksfirestop classificationfire protection - Question #99Emergency, Life Safety and Security
Firestop ________, in conjunction with steel wedging plates, go in a steel cable tray.
firestop bagcable traysteel wedging platesfirestop systems - Question #100Emergency, Life Safety and Security
The F rating for a framed wall/stud wall is ________ hour(s).
F ratingframed wallfire ratingsfirestop standards