A wireless access point provided by the owner is mounted to a lay-in ceiling tile and connected via owner-provided Category 6A patch cables to a biscuit box type housing with adhesive backing and two RJ45 jacks. Two sets of twenty feet of coiled slack Category 6A cabling are supported by an independent J-hook with a velcro fastener suspended from the structure above. A one-inch conduit or J-hooks, permitted above accessible lay-in ceilings only, routes cabling to the cable tray.
2 SETS OF 20FT OF COILED SLACK CATEGORY 6A CABLING SUPPORTED BY INDEPENDENT J-HOOK WITH A VELCRO FASTENER STRUCTURE ABOVE BISCUIT BOX TYPE HOUSING WITH ADHESIVE BACKING AND 2 RJ45 JACKS LAY-IN CEILING WIRELESS ACCESS POINT (WAP) PROVIDED BY OWNER CAT 6A PATCH CABLE(S) PROVIDED BY OWNER 1" CONDUIT (OR J-HOOKS ABOVE ACCESSIBLE LAY-IN CEILINGS ONLY) TO CABLE TRAY D
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