What defines the infrastructure addressed by Class 2?

Class 2 infrastructure is specifically defined as one telecom space located within a single building. This classification emphasizes the scope and scale of the telecommunications and data distribution systems that can be implemented effectively within a single environment. Class 2 installations typically focus on supporting connectivity needs that are contained, such as those found in an office or a single corporate space, where the infrastructure is not spread across multiple locations. This allows for simplified management and oversight of the cabling and networking systems, ensuring that all elements are designed to operate cohesively within that one designated area.

The other considerations do not align with the specific characteristics of Class 2 infrastructure; they refer to setups that involve multiple spaces, larger electrical rooms, or very small home office configurations, which extend beyond the single, contained environment that defines Class 2.