Габаритные размеры

RBS 3418 (MU)

Table 1 MU Dimensions
Unit Dimensions
Height 176.7 mm
Width 482.5 mm
Depth 270.8 mm

Type Height (in rack units) Position in the rack

Front Connection Field 2 Front
Rear Connection Filed 4 Rear

RBS 3418 (RRU)

RRU Dimensions

Table 3 RRU Dimensions

Unit Height Width Depth
RRU11 600 mm 382 mm 292 mm
RRU22 470 mm 365 mm 286 mm
RRU22 21IV40 571 mm 365 mm 263 mm

Вес оборудования
RBS 3418 (MU)
Unit Weight
Fully equipped (with Rear Connection Field and bracket) 20.5 kg (with PDU) / 19.8 kg (with PSU)
Rear Connection Field (4U) 2.5 kg
Front Connection Field (2U) 2 kg
Support bracket 1.7 kg

RBS 3418 (RRU)

Table 4 Weights of RRU11 and RRU22
Unit Weight
(1)
RRU11 29 kg
(1)
RRU22 23.9 kg
(1)
RRU22 AC 28.8 kg
(2)
RRU22 21IV40 29 kg

(1) Including solar shield

(2) Including solar shield and fan unit
Установка оборудования
RBS 3418 (MU)
Access to the MU is necessary for maintenance purposes. RBS 3418 is designed to be mounted in 19-inch racks, according to IEC
60297. It is designed for racks that are equipped with mounting holes for M6 captive nuts, at the universal pitch of 15.875 mm, 15.875
mm, and 12.7 mm. The supported mounting depth, measured from front to rear mounting bars, is 350 mm - 700 mm.
The minimum required free rack space height is 4U if there is space between side panels and mounting bars for cabling. Otherwise,
additional space of 1/3U is needed. If the Front Connection Field is used with the MU, an additional free space of 2U is needed below
the MU subrack. MUs can be installed directly above each other in a rack, no distance is necessary between them.
When MU is used with a Front Connection Field, the minimum distance between the wall and the rack shall be 100 mm. This distance
shall be 1,000 mm in the case of a Rear Connection Field.
The distance between the ceiling and the cable ladder must be 300 mm, while the distance between the cable ladder and the top of the
rack must be at least 200 mm.

In the case of an MU with a Rear Connection Field, a minimum space of 1,000 mm is recommended both in front of and behind the
rack to provide sufficient working space. Between two back-to-back 19-inch racks mounted with Rear Connection Fields, a minimum
distance of 1,000 mm must be kept to have adequate space to work on the Connection Field side.
In the case of an MU with a Front Connection Field, a minimum space of 1,000 mm is recommended in front of the rack, while at
least 100 mm free space is required behind the rack for the outgoing airflow. Between two back-to-back 19-inch racks mounted with
Front Connection Field, a minimum distance of 100 mm is needed.
In a rack with closed doors, the distance between the 19-inch mounting bars and the inner surface of the door must be at least 100
mm. In a rack with no doors (or open doors), a distance of 50 mm must be kept from the mounting bars for the cables.
Note:
If the door of a 19-inch rack is closed, sufficient airflow must be allowed through the rack for the proper cooling of the MU.
For one MU the maximum required airflow is 180 m /h, the typical value is 70 m /h.

If the MU is required to fulfill earthquake zone requirements, then the space between a wall and a rack must be at least 75 mm and the
space between racks at least 150 mm.

RBS 3418 (RRU)

Wall mounting
The RRU has to be mounted vertically, close to the antenna. The wall must have a lean of no more than 5 mm/m. The installation
requirements are shown in the figure below.
Installation Requirements for Wall Mounting
To ensure adequate airflow between the units, allow a minimum of 700 mm of free space above and below each RRU. Allow a
minimum of 300 mm of free space between RRUs mounted side by side. Allow a minimum of 500 mm of free space between an RRU
and a corner.
Note:
To prevent hot air from one RRU heating the intake air of another RRU, RRUs must never be installed above one another.

Allow a minimum free space of one meter in front of the RRU to avoid obstructing the door and to ensure sufficient
working space. RRUs equipped with a Fan Unit also need this space for proper ventilation.
Pole mounting
The RRU has to be mounted vertically, close to the antenna. The pole diameters are indicated in the following table.

Table 6 Pole Diameters

Mounting equipment Pole Diameter Supported RRUs

Single fixture 60 - 120 mm all types

Mounting bracket 35 - 155 mm RRU22 versions

To ensure adequate airflow between the units, allow a minimum of 700 mm of free space above and below each RRU.
Note:
To prevent hot air from one RRU heating the intake air of another RRU, RRUs must never be installed above one another.
Allow a minimum free space of one meter in front of the RRU to ensure sufficient working space. RRUs equipped with a Fan Unit
also need this space for proper ventilation.
Note:
The number of RRU22 AC units supported by a mounting bracket is limited to two.
Site Layout for Pole Mounting

Тепловыделение
RBS 3418 (MU)
For -48 V DC power supply MU, the maximum heat dissipation from the MU of the RBS is 0.25 kW.

RBS 3418 (RRU)

Unit Maximum Heat Dissipation
RRU11/2 (10 W) 0.13 kW
RRU22 (20 W) 0.16 kW
RRU22 (AC) 0.25 kW
RRU22 (40 W) 0.32 kW

Трансмиссия
RBS 3418 (MU)
E1, T1, and J1
E1/J1/ T1 connection interfaces available to transmission networks are located on the front part of the Connection Field. The
transmission interfaces are connected through an external cable from the rear part of the Connection Field to either the CBU or the
ET-MC1 board in the MU subrack.
E1(100-120 ohm)/J1/T1 interfaces on the front of the Connection Field are female RJ-45 connectors, and their maximum possible
number available for transmission is 12, independently from the type of the Connection Field used (Front or Rear).

E1 Interfaces on the MU
E1(120 ohm) Interfaces on the Connection Field

Питание
RBS 3418(MU)
-48 V DC
The power interface is available on the front part of the Connection Field as a screw terminal, and it is connected to the power
interface on the MU subrack through an external cable from the front part of the Connection Field.
The power cables from the mains can be connected to the screw terminals on the Connection Field only after removing the metal
cover. The interface accepts cables from the mains with a cross-sectional area of up to 4 mm , and a minimum of 2.5 mm is
recommended. Only multistrand cables must be used.

Power Interface on the MU

Power Interface on the Connection Field

The power for the MU and the RRUs can be supplied from different power systems if required. For sites with short distances between
the MU and the RRU, it is recommended that the same power system be used for both.
The MU supports -48 V DC power supply through the PDU, +24 V DC or 100~250 V AC power supply through the PSU.
Table 13 MU Power Supply Voltage Requirements
Description MU with PDU
Nominal voltage -48 V DC
Operating voltage range -40 to -57 V DC
Non-destructive range 0 to -40 V DC and -57.5 to -60 V DC

The recommendations given in this section are based on peak power consumption and gives no information on power consumption
during normal operation.
For power consumption during traffic, refer to Section 9.2, where the typical and high-load power consumption are given for each
configuration.
If the recommended fuse size is not available a larger size must be used.
The recommended melting fuse type is am-gL-gG in accordance with IEC 60269-1. Circuit breakers must comply with at least Curve
3 (DC) tripping characteristics for indoor equipment, in accordance with IEC 609 34.
For details about cable cross-sectional areas, please refer to Section 8.4.
The table below shows the fuse or circuit breaker recommendation for the MU of the RBS.
Table 14 Fuse Recommendation for the MU
RBS Type Fuse Rating Recommended for Reliable Maximum Allowed Fuse Rating (A)(2)
Operation (A)(1)
MU 8A 15 A

DC-powered -48 V(3)

(1) The recommended fuse rating corresponds to peak load. For an RBS with an internal fuse or circuit breaker selectivity is
granted.
(2) An absolute maximum fuse class in accordance with RBS design restrictions.
(3) The product is equipped with overvoltage protection, but there is no built-in SPD.
This section contains the power consumption figures for the MU of the RBS. The power consumption figures shown in this section
refer to normal operation during traffic.
Both typical and high-load power consumption values are based on an ambient temperature of 25°C. Optional equipment is not
included.
The table below shows the power consumption values for the MU of the RBS. The values refer to -48 V power supply, +24 V power
supply and 100~250 V AC power supply..
Table 15 Typical and High-Load Power Consumption
(1)
Unit Typical Power Consumption High-Load Power Consumption
MU with PDU 0.10 kW 0.13 kW
MU with PSU 0.12 kW 0.17 kW

(1) Minimum equipped

RBS 3418 (RRU)

The RRU22 uses a proprietary power interface available from Ericsson. All cables must be shielded. The shielding must be connected
to earth ground on both the RRU22 and the power supply equipment side, otherwise the overvoltage and lightning protection
functions cannot work.
The power cable conductors have a cross-sectional area of 6 mm for a cable up to 60 m long and 10 mm for a cable between 60 and
100 m long. The GREY wire is the 0 V conductor and the BLACK wire is the -48 V conductor.
The figure below shows the RRU22 power interface.
The power for several RRUs can be supplied from different power systems if required. For sites with short distances between an RBS
and an RRU use the same power system for both the RBS and RRU.

The power supply voltage for both the RRU11 and RRU22 is - 48 V DC. The RRU22 AC also accepts 100-250 V AC. The power
supply requirements are described in Table 23 and Table 24.

Table 23 RRU DC Power Supply Requirements

Description RRU22 RRU22 21IV40
Nominal voltage -48 V DC -48 V DC
Operating voltage -35 - -57.6 V DC -37 - -57.6 V DC
range
Non-destructive range 0 - -60 V DC 0 - -60 V DC

The recommendations given in this section are based on peak power consumption and gives no information on power consumption
during normal operation.
For power consumption during traffic, refer to Table 26, where typical and high-load power consumptions are given for each
configuration.
As a feature, the RRU has a built-in Class 1 (Type 1) Surge Protection Device (SPD) to protect the equipment in case of lightning and
network transients. The recommended fuse or circuit breaker rating is therefore dimensioned for not tripping the fuse or circuit
breaker in case of SPD operation. Only if it is accepted that fuses or circuit breakers trip in such situations, the minimum fuse rating
could be taken into account.
The recommended melting fuse type is am-gL-gG in accordance with IEC 60269-1. Circuit breakers must comply with at least Curve
3 tripping characteristics, in accordance with IEC 609 34.
For details about cable cross-sectional areas, please refer to Section 7.4, Section 7.7.1, and Section 7.7.2.
The table below shows the fuse or circuit breaker recommendations.
Table 25 RRU Fuse/Circuit Breaker Recommendations
Unit Minimum Fuse Rating [A](1) Fuse Rating Recommended for Maximum Allowed Fuse
Reliable Operation [A](2) Rating [A](3)

RRU22 2120 8 32 (4) 32 (4)

RRU22 18IX20
DC-powered

RRU22 21IV40 12 32 (4) 32 (4)

DC-powered

(1) The minimum fuse rating corresponds to peak load typically occurring during initial battery charging. For an RBS with an
internal fuse or circuit breaker, selectivity is granted. These fuse sizes can only be used if it is acceptable that fuses trip due to
lightning or network transients.
(2) The recommended fuse ratings take into account that external fuses are not to trip due to lightning or network transients.
(3) The absolute maximum fuse class in accordance with RBS design restrictions.
(4) If a circuit breaker is used, 40 A Curve 3 is applicable.
The power consumption figures shown in this section refer to normal operation during traffic.
Typical power consumption values are based on a realistic, typical traffic distribution that corresponds to an average output
power of 40%. High-speed downlink packet access (HSDPA) is not taken into account. Cooling conditions are based on an annual
temperature distribution for the Frankfurt (Germany) climate zone. Optional equipment is not included.
The high-load power consumption values corresponds to 100% of the maximum output power. Cooling conditions are based on a
statistical maximum temperature for the Frankfurt (Germany) climate zone (+30°C).Optional equipment is not included.
The table below shows the power consumption values for the RRUs.
Table 26 Typical and High-Load Power Consumption
Unit Frequency Output Power Typical Power High-Load Power
Consumption Consumption
RRU11 2110 2100 MHz 10 W 0.10 kW 0.14 kW
RRU22 2120 DC 2100 MHz 20 W 0.14 kW 0.16 kW
RRU22 2120 AC 0.19 kW 0.22 kW
RRU22 18IX20 DC 1700/1800 MHz 20 W 0.13 kW 0.15 kW
RRU22 18IX20 AC 0.19 kW 0.22 kW
RRU22 21IV40 1700/1800 MHz 40 W 0.23 kW 0.29 kW

Аварии
RBS 3418 (MU)
The optional external alarm module is available through the XALM interface on the OBIF4 board in the MU subrack. The XALM
interface terminates up to 8 external alarm connections and can be programmed for open or short alarms.
To protect the XALM unit from overvoltage, the XALM interface is reached through two OVPs located on the front of the
Connection Field.
The XALM interface on the MU subrack and the OVPs on the Connection Fields are shown in the figures below.

External Alarm Interface on the MU

OVPs on the Connection Field

Заземление
RBS 3418 (MU)
The site grounding point is available on the front part of both types of Connection Fields as an M8 stud. On the Front Connection
Field, there is an additional grounding bolt (M8 stud), which must be connected with the earth grounding interface located on the MU
subrack. The Rear Connection Field does not contain such an additional grounding bolt, since the MU subrack is electrically
connected to the Rear Connection Field through the support brackets.

Earth Grounding Interface on the MU

Earth Grounding Interfaces on the Connection Field

RBS 3418 (RRU)
The RRU must be earth grounded to protect it from overvoltage and lightning strikes. The figure below shows the earth grounding
interface. An M8 bolt is used for attaching the grounding cable.

RRU22 Earth Grounding Interface

Антенный интерфейс
RBS 3418 (MU)
The OIL interface carries traffic and timing signals between the MU subrack and each RRU. The six LC connectors on the OBIF2 (or
the OBIF4) board in the MU are connected directly to the RRUs.
The OIL interfaces on the MU subrack are shown in the figure below.
OIL Interfaces on the MU
RBS 3418 (RRU)

The RRU22 Antenna Interface

It is recommended to install the RRU close to the antenna. Connect the RRU to the antenna using jumper cables.
Ericsson can provide jumper cables with the length of 1, 2, or 3 meters.
The antenna connection interface characteristics of these cables are shown in the table below.
Table 21 RRU Antenna Connection Interface Characteristics
Connector Type Jumper Cable Type Cable Connector Cable Product
Type Number
7/16 IEC-169-4 50 1/2-inch 7/16 male on both TSR 951 70/1
female coaxial ends TSR 951 70/2
TSR 951 70/3

The antenna cables must be connected as shown in the table below.

Table 22 RRU Antenna Cable Connectors

RRU Connectors Antenna Connectors
ANT1 TX/RX
ANT2 RX

OIL
RRU22 OIL/CPRI Interface
In a star configuration, each RRU is connected to the MU with a separate cable via the OPT_IN connector. The OIL interface
supports CPRI termination as well.
RET
The RET interface connects a cable from the RET Unit to the RRU. The figure below shows the RET interface.
Note:
When the RET connector is not used, seal it together with the protective cap using waterproof self-amalgamating tape.

RRU22 RET Interface

Pos Product Number Product Name Description

(A) Other Available Parts

1A RPM 119 0261/10 Power cable Outdoor DC cable
1B RPM 119 0261/100 Power cable Outdoor DC cable
1C RPM 119 0261/25 Power cable Outdoor DC cable
1D RPM 119 0261/50 Power cable Outdoor DC cable
1E RPM 119 0261/00500 Power cable Outdoor DC cable
2A RPM 119 0285/00800 Connection cable External alarm cable for Front CF
2B RPM 119 0285/01200 Connection cable External alarm cable for Rear CF
3 RPM 513 1736/01200 Connection Cable For site LAN
4 RPM 513 1668/01200 Connection Cable MP-conn field
5A RPM 513 2177/00300 Signal cable EC bus
5B TSR 899 089/00400 Connection cable Between XALM and fan
6A RPM 901 271/00250 Power cable Power cable (Front CF)
6B RPM 901 271/01200 Power cable Power cable (Rear CF)
7A TSR 899 113/05000 Connection cable OIL jumper cable for RRU22, 5m
7B TSR 899 113/01000 Connection cable OIL jumper cable for RRU22, 1m
7C TSR 899 113/20 Connection cable OIL jumper cable for RRU22, 20m
7D TSR 899 113/70 Connection cable OIL jumper cable for RRU22, 70m
7E TSR 899 113/150 Connection cable OIL jumper cable for RRU22, 150m
7F TSR 899 113/250 Connection cable OIL jumper cable for RRU22, 250m
7G TSR 899 113/350 Connection cable OIL jumper cable for RRU22, 350m
7H TSR 899 113/500 Connection cable OIL jumper cable for RRU22, 500m
13A TSR 899 115/20 Connection cable OIL jumper cable for RRU11, 20m
13B TSR 899 115/70 Connection cable OIL jumper cable for RRU11, 70m
13C TSR 899 115/150 Connection cable OIL jumper cable for RRU11, 150m
13D TSR 899 115/250 Connection cable OIL jumper cable for RRU11, 250m
13E TSR 899 115/350 Connection cable OIL jumper cable for RRU11, 350m
13F TSR 899 115/500 Connection cable OIL jumper cable for RRU11, 500m
8A NTM 101 0165/1 E1 transmission cable Connection cable for CF plate with 4 RJ45 (also
assembly see plate)
8B NTM 101 276/01200 E1 transmission cable Connection cable for CF plate with 8 RJ45 (also
assembly see plate)
9 NTM 101 0471/01300 STM-1 optical transfer Connection cable for CF plate with 2 optical SC
cable assembly connectors (also see plate)
10 RPM 513 1673/00270 Power cable Power cable
11 RNT 992 22/4 LC duplex adapter Female-to-female LC duplex adapter
12 TSR 899 121/00500 LC to SC patch cord OIL cable to connect with customer optical fibre
with SC termination
14 RPM 119 0402/5 AC power cable AC power cable to connect the power supply to
the PSU or ACCU, 5m
15 RPM 119 0402/00500 AC power cable AC power cable to connect the PSU to the ACCU,
0.5m
16A RPM 901 307/00250 Power cable Power cable
16B RPM 901 307/01200 Power cable Power cable