U.T.Pole Product’s features

1. Article 187 (Metal Duct Work), the Evaluation Standards of the Technical Guidelines for Electrical Facilities

• Includes appropriate structures and ancillary units complying with dimensions and specifications of wiring systems.
• Uses tubing materials allowing for easy extension or relocation
• Offers exposure box enabling separate wiring of strong and weak currents and arbitrary extension of various wiring devices.
• Has multi box feature built into its system.
• Serves as a distribution cabinet, capable of function as an individual cabinet by allowing installation of terminal blocks, breaks and/or measuring systems.

2. Installation of U.T. Pole (Multi-Wire-Duct) with Great Economic Value

• Location: Allows installation length measurement, speedy cutting (into easily manageable lengths), and member connection.
• Member: Features standardized dimensions and allows cutting on-site and processing-free connection.
• Time: Installation completed within a short period of time, reducing manpower loss and delivering even with limited labor.

3. U.T. Pole - Convenient Installation

• Assembly: Does not affect construction process and allows installation upon delivery into the site, via pre-parts assembly.
• Cost reduction: Allows savings on storage space (warehouse, etc.) and expenses for small-portion transport.
• Installation: Performed during finishing stage, with ambient environment in order and the work free from other progresses.

4. U.T. Pole (Multi-Wire-Duct) and Ancillary Materials for New Installation Techniques

• New Installation Technique 1: Uses the same members as indicated in drawings; allows easy, speedy relocation and extension of wiring devices; capable of protecting circuits by installing terminal blocks or breaks.
• New Installation Technique 2: Using members designed exclusively for the pole allows for arbitrary circuit-branching infeasible with the conventional techniques.

Electromagnetic compatibility (EMC): A mechanical capability of securing performance of the machinery by exerting on both senders and receivers of electronic waves.

Application Standards Details and Applicabilities Article 187 (Metal Duct Work), the Evaluation Standards of the Technical Guidelines for Electrical Facilities Products, a minimum of 5cm in width, shall be subject to Article 187 (Metal Duct Work), the Evaluation Standards of the Technical Guidelines for Electrical Facilities. (Ministry of Commerce, Industry and Energy; Power 57300-157; Feb 24, 2003) Technical Guidelines of Local Communication Lines for Office buildings (Korea Information Communication Contractors Association) Amendment of Ministry of Commerce, Industry and Energy Notice no. 2006-213 (Jul 4, 2006) Standard Testing Methods of the Technical Guidelines for Electrical and Communication Facilities Chapter 3 Indoor Wiring Work, Standard Specifications for Construction and Electrical Facilities Work, Ministry of Construction and Transportation distance between local communication line (design) and power cable (480V or lower) unsheathed power cable and nonmetallic tubing routes: 13cm unsheathed power cable and nonmetallic tubing routes: 7cm grounded metallic tubing cable and routes: none * U.T. Pole offers perfect EMC screening by bolting the main body and diaphragms and providing equi-potential ground bonding between the diaphragms. BS 4678 Part 1 ( & ) IEC 61084-1&2 KS C IEC 61084-1&2 NFPA 70 Art 376&378 EIA/TIA STANDARD 569 CABLE TRUNKING - STEEL SURFACE TRUNKING CABLE TRUNKING AND DUCTING SYSTEMS FOR ELECTRICAL INSTALLATIONS METAL WIREWAYS & NONMETALLIC WIREWAYS COMMERCIAL BUILDING STANDARD FOR TELECOMMUNICATIONS PATHWAYS AND SPACES

* EIA: ELECTRONIC INDUSTRIES ASSOCIATION * TIA: TELECOMMUNICATIONS INDUSTRY ASSOCIATION

U.T. Pole (Multi-Wire-Duct) Diaphragms for EMC Screening Installation of grounded diaphragms divides the interior of the U.T. Pole (Multi-Wire-Duct) into strong and weak power spaces, allowing for the integration and collection of wiring systems inside the pole. The distance created by the installation of the diaphragms protects weak-current cables against strong-current ones, i.e., against electromagnetic interferences. (Ministry of Information and Communication Notice no. 2003-6, Technical Guidelines of Local Communication Lines for Commercial Buildings (p. 37; p. 39), EIA/TIA Standard 569 (p. 85), KSC IEC61084 (Articles 9-2 and 12-2),” and “3.9.5, Standard Specifications for Construction and Electrical Facilities Work, Ministry of Construction and Transportation.”)