IEEE P487.3/D10, Feb 2014
IEEE Standard for the Electrical Protection of Communication Facilities Serving Electric Supply Locations Through the Use of Hybrid Facilities
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IEEE P487.3/D10, Feb 2014 is a draft IEEE standard focused on the electrical protection of communication facilities serving electric supply locations through the use of hybrid facilities. It addresses how communication paths can be protected where power and communications infrastructure intersect, helping reduce exposure to electrical disturbances and improve operational reliability. For engineering teams working across power, energy, and communications systems, this technical document provides a specialized reference for design and coordination decisions.
What is IEEE P487.3/D10, Feb 2014?
IEEE P487.3/D10, Feb 2014 is a draft specification intended to define protection practices for communication facilities that support electric supply locations. Its scope suggests attention to hybrid facilities, where shared or combined infrastructure may present grounding, isolation, or interference concerns. In that context, the standard helps clarify requirements for electrical protection measures that support dependable communications performance while limiting risk to sensitive equipment and connected systems. It is especially relevant where utility communications must remain stable under demanding electrical conditions.
Where is IEEE P487.3/D10, Feb 2014 used?
This standard is typically used in environments where communication facilities support electric supply locations such as substations, control points, and other utility infrastructure. It may apply to hybrid arrangements that combine communication cabling, signaling equipment, and electrical supply systems within the same operational setting. IEEE P487.3/D10, Feb 2014 is relevant during system design, equipment selection, and installation planning when engineers need to coordinate protection measures for communications hardware exposed to power-system environments.
Why is IEEE P487.3/D10, Feb 2014 important?
IEEE P487.3/D10, Feb 2014 matters because communication reliability in electric supply locations can affect monitoring, control, and operational continuity. Clear protection requirements help reduce the chance of disturbance-related failures, support consistent engineering practice, and improve procurement and compliance decisions. For projects involving hybrid facilities, the standard can also guide testing and design reviews by giving teams a technical baseline for electrical protection measures, helping limit risk to communications equipment and associated services.
- Electrical protection for communication facilities
- Hybrid facility coordination
- Utility and electric supply locations
- Communication equipment reliability
- Design and compliance reference
- Publication Date: 2014
- Standard Status: Inactive
- Publisher: IEEE
- Subject: Power, Energy and Industry Applications; Communication, Networking and Broadcast Technologies; Components, Circuits, Devices and Systems; Computing and Processing
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- New Version Available: P487.3 (2022)
- Previous Version: P487.3 (2021)
- This Version: P487.3 (2014)
- Previous Version: P487.3 (2013)
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