TELECOM OSP

AND SUBSCRIBER
LINE INSTALLATION
(COPPER CABLE/
POTS AND DSL)
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• Telecommunications Outside Plant or commonly
referred to as OSP cabling began as far back as
linking wires between stations for the first telegraph
system.

• Essentiallyany wiring for telecom networks outside

the building housing the inside wiring is called outside
plant cabling.
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• An OSP cabling system is a telecommunications facility

on the premises that connects to the information
and/or data-com system. This is necessary for many
large facilities, like industrial plants, universities,
hospitals and research centers.
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• Outside plant wiring systems can support a wide variety of
communication services. These include optical fiber cabling,
telephone and data transfer, live video, security, building
automation and any other low voltage circuitry.
• Outsideplant construction pathways are either AERIAL,
UNDERGROUND CONDUIT, AND DIRECT BURIED; and can
be used in any combination depending on the job
requirements.
AERIAL CABLING SUBMARINE CABLING
DAVAO CITY’S ‘UNDERGROUND CABLING’
 POTS
• Plain Old Telephone Service or Public
Switched Telephone Network (PSTN)
• Refers to a phone line or traditional phone
service which works through physical wires.
• This type of phone service enables analog
voice transmission over copper pair wires.
• A POTS line is able to transmit voice
messages across different countries and
continents.
 VoIP
• VoIP, short for voice over Internet protocol. Another form of phone
system technology with the use of Internet Protocol Networks, such
as the Internet.
• You receive phone calls over the internet.
• Instead of transmitting voice (and data) through your local phone
company’s copper lines like in POTS/PSTN, phone services based
on VoIP make use of your business’s existing Internet connection to
transmit voice in the form of data.
REFERENCES

• https://www.verizon.com/info/definitions/bandwidth/
• https://www.techtarget.com/searchnetworking/definition/
bandwidth