All equipment and cables should be stored

All equipment and cables should be stored in a clean and dry place, protected from harsh environments such as extreme cold or heat. Because of the value of the cable and the possibilities of theft, all components must be stored in a secure warehouse with guards at the time or place that is necessary.

General lines for fiber optic cable installation

Fiber optic cables are installed in so many different ways that generalizing how fiber is installed is very difficult, which is why this book will try to cover all matters of universal interest and will mention specifications when appropriate. 

The fiber optic cable can be installed inside or outside, using different installation processes. Outside, the cables can be straight, pulled or blown into corrugated ducts or subducts, or installed overhead on poles. Indoor cables can be installed in cable channels, in cable trays above roofs or under floors, pulled into underground ducts or corrugated subducts, or blown into special ducts with compressed gas. The installation process will depend on the nature of the installation and the type of cable used.   

The installation methods for copper cables and fiber optic cables for telecommunications are similar. Fiber cables are designed to be pulled much harder than copper cables if done correctly, but too much tension in the cable can damage the fibers, which can potentially cause eventual failure. Particular care must be taken in the installation to prevent exceeding the radius of curvature or the folds of the cable as they can damage the fibers. 
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