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We break down the entrance facility as the building’s lifeline, explain demarcation and ownership, and show how bonding, grounding, and the 50‑foot rule protect uptime. We compare underground, direct buried, aerial, tunnel, and wireless entrances with clear pros, cons, and field tips.

• what the entrance facility includes and where it lives
• demarcation point meaning, color coding, and ownership
• sleeves, conduits, protection devices, and splice hardware
• field tasks for routing, sealing, surge protection, and terminations
• troubleshooting dial tone at the demarc with a butt set
• bonding and grounding basics and AHJ interpretations
• the 50‑foot rule and listed vs unlisted cable
• underground conduit advantages, sealing, and pulling tension
• direct buried tradeoffs, locating, tracer wire, and documentation
• aerial cost benefits, wind and ice risks, and drip loops
• tunnels and high‑heat safety considerations
• wireless links, weatherproofing, and coax practices
• copper, fiber, and coax variants and handling
• key takeaways to choose the right entrance method

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