ES:Tag:telecom=connection_point

telecom = connection_point
Descripción
Lugares que permiten a los operadores de redes de telecomunicaciones gestionar los recursos de cableado en función de los abonados y de la disponibilidad de la red, reduciendo la cantidad de cables necesarios para llegar a las centrales telefónicas.
Grupo: telecomunicaciones
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Combinaciones útiles
man_made=street_cabinet connection_point=*
Estado: aprobado
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Connection points (722-12-18) allow telecom networks operators to manage wiring resources according to subscribers needs and network availability. They allow to reduce the amount of cable needed to reach telephone exchanges, as all subscribers aren't connected at a given date. Patch panels are used to connect and disconnect subscribers as they subscribe or leave the network. That's why anyone is able to see technicians working next to them often as network subscribers churn can be pretty intense.
Connection points can either be located in the street in a man_made=street_cabinet, or directly in the basement of a residential building.
Some local loops can have a hierarchy of connection points: there may be several connection points chained to one another between the telephone exchange and the subscriber. This piece of information can be hard to obtain, but a dedicated connection_point=* key is intended to add it in OSM if known.

Tagging

Key	Value	Description	Use
telecom	connection_point	It's a local loop connection point	mandatory
telecom:medium	copper, fibre or coaxial	The local loop medium the connection point is hosting	recommended
operator	<operator>	The name of the company that operates the connection point.	recommended
connection_point	primary, secondary, tertiary...	Connection point hierarchy level. A secondary connection point is linked to a primary one which is linked to telephone exchange and so on	optional
man_made	street_cabinet	Can be used if the connection point is in a cabinet	optional
utility	telecom	A connection point is a telecommunication facility, whether a cabinet or a building	required
ref	<reference>	Connection point reference if applicable. See ref:FR:PTT=* or ref:FR:Orange=* for French example	recommended

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Examples

Photo	Tagging	Note
	man_made=street_cabinet utility=telecom location=green telecom=connection_point telecom:medium=copper operator=Orange ref:FR:PTT=SEM	This is a really common telecom cabinet in France acting as a primary connection point on all legacy 22 000 telephone/xDSL copper local loops.
	man_made=street_cabinet utility=telecom telecom=connection_point telecom:medium=copper operator=Openreach location=pavement	A really common thing in England, a primary connection point operated by Openreach in a usual green street cabinet
	man_made=street_cabinet utility=telecom location=pavement telecom=connection_point telecom:medium=fibre operator=Orange	A newer connection point cabinet in France for fibre to subscribers networks. No copper in it, only fibre. We know it's fibre as an ISO 7010-W004 sign is displayed on the cabinet.