Planning Fiber and Cabling for Operating Rooms and Surgical Booms

Good OR cabling starts on paper. Plan your routes before anything is pulled, and make sure the room can be serviced later.

Key things to cover: route planning, boom and ceiling pass-throughs, bend radius and strain relief, and clear labeling on both ends of every run.

Coordinate early with the other integrators and trades on the project so every connection is documented and the room can be maintained for years to come.

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