Technical Manuals
ICT Installation Practices Field Guides
Newly updated to their second editions, BICSI's three new ICT Installation Practices Field Guides continue to be the must-have companions for every ICT and low voltage cabling installer and technician. Whether it's General Cabling, Copper, or Optical Fiber Installation, these newly updated guides are sized for your pocket or toolbox.
Many additions and updates were incorporated into the three field guides with new accepted ICT technologies, current codes, standards, and industry best practices. Each volume is arranged to quickly place the information you need at your fingertips.
Bundled Field Guide Sets
Buy all three! Purchase all three of BICSI’s installation field guides and receive a discount! Easy-to-understand best practice installation methods across general, copper and optical fiber cabling will be right at your fingertips! No big manuals to take to the job site anymore! The field guides are designed to fit in your back pocket or toolbox!
NEW Publication - Volume 1 — General Cabling, 2nd Edition
This updated guide focuses on the tasks and procedures for setting up the site and preparing pathways and spaces for the actual cable installation. Common safety practices, protective equipment and firestopping are also included to keep you, your team, and the site safe from harm.
NEW Publication - Volume 2 – Copper Cabling, 2nd Edition
This updated guide focuses on just that — balanced twisted-pair and coaxial communication cabling. Throughout its pages you will find everything likely to come up on the job site, from cable classification, cable construction, horizontal and backbone applications, performance specifications, length limitations, termination, troubleshooting, and much more.
NEW Publication - Volume 3 – Optical Fiber Cabling, 2nd Edition
This updated guide focuses on in-the-field optical fiber cabling installation and maintenance techniques based on applicable codes, standards and industry best practices. Throughout its pages you will find everything likely to come up on the job site, from optical fiber cable classification, splicing, applications, performance specifications, length limitations, termination, troubleshooting, and much more.
