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REFERENCE DOCUMENTS - RAL25/0004 (As Published)
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LEGEND
For more info contact a Certified Locating Organisation or Telstra Plan Services 1800 653 935
Exchange 6 D Cable Jointing Pit
(number / Letter indicating Pit Type)
(Major Cable Present)
Footway Access Chamber
(can vary from 1‐lid to 12‐lid)
EJ Elevated Joint
(above ground joint on buried cable)
or Pillar / Cabinet Telstra Plant in shared Utility trench
(above ground / free standing)
Aerial Cable
Above ground complex equipment housing (eg RIM)
Please Note: This equipment is powered by 240V Electricity Aerial Cable
(attached to joint Use Pole eg. Power)
OC Other Carrier Telecommunications Cable/Asset
Direct Buried Cable
Dist Distribution cables in Main Cable ducts
MC Main Cable ducts on a Distribution plan M Marker Post Installed
Blocked or damaged duct.
T or TR Buried Transponder
Roadside / Front Boundary
2 pair lead‐in to property from pit in street 1
MT Marker Post, Transponder
pair working (pair ID 059) Optical Fibre cable direct buried
1 pair dead (i.e. spare, not connected) SMOF
Side / Rear Property Boundary
Property Number Some examples of conduit type and size:
Single to multiple round conduit
Configurations 1,2,4,9 respectively A ‐ Asbestos cement, P ‐ PVC / Plastic, C ‐ Concrete,
(attached text denotes conduit type and size) GI ‐ Galanised iron, E ‐ Earthenware
Conduit sizes nominally range from 20mm to 100mm
Multiple square conduit P50 50mm PVC conduit
P100 100mm PVC conduit
Configurations 2, 4, 6 respectively
A100 100mm asbestos cement conduit
(attached text denotes conduit type and size)
Some Examples of how to read Telstra Plans
‐50‐ One 50mm PVC conduit (P50) containing a 50‐pair and a 10‐pair
10 cable between two 6‐pits. approximately 20.0m apart, with a direct
6 6 buried 30‐pair cable along the same route
P50 30 20.0
AB AA ‐ (cable information) Two separate conduit runs between two footway access
AA BA AB ‐ (cable information) chambers (manholes) approximately 245m apart A nest of four
BA ‐ (cable information) 100mm PVC conduits (P100) containing assorted cables in three
C100 P100
ducts (one being empty) and one empty 100mm concrete duct
(C100) along
245.0
WARNING: Telstra plans and location information conform to Quality Level ’D' of the Australian Standard AS 5488 ‐
Classification of Subsurface Utility Information. As such, Telstra supplied location information is indicative only.
Spatial accuracy is not applicable to Quality Level D. Refer to AS 5488 for further details. Telstra does not warrant or
hold out that its plans are accurate and accepts no responsibility for any inaccuracy shown on the plans. FURTHER
ON SITE INVESTIGATION IS REQUIRED TO VALIDATE THE EXACT LOCATION OF TELSTRA PLANT PRIOR TO
COMMENCING CONSTRUCTION WORK. A plant location service is an essential part of the process to validate the
exact location of Telstra assets and to ensure the assets are protected during construction works. The exact
position of Telstra assets can only be validated by physically exposing them. Telstra will seek compensation for
damages caused to its property and losses caused to Telstra and its customers.
Telstra Map Legend v3_7a Page 2 TELSTRA CORPORATION ACN 051 775 556
Document Set ID: 23717062
Version: 0, Version Date: 01/01/1900
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