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DIVISION 14
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<br />DIVISION 15
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<br />DIVISION 16
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<br />DIVISION 17
<br />(NO SECTIONS REQUIRED)
<br />DIVISION 18
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<br />DIVISION 19
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<br />DIVISION 20
<br />(NO SECTIONS REQUIRED)
<br />DIVISION 21
<br />(NO SECTIONS REQUIRED)
<br />DIVISION 22
<br />PROVIDED ON PLUMBING DRAWINGS
<br />DIVISION 23
<br />PROVIDED ON MECHANICAL DRAWINGS
<br />DIVISION 24
<br />(NO SECTIONS REQUIRED)
<br />DIVISION 25
<br />(NO SECTIONS REQUIRED)
<br />DIVISION 26
<br />PROVIDED ON ELECTRICAL DRAWINGS
<br />DIVISION 27 THRU 49
<br />(NO SECTIONS REQUIRED)
<br />DIVISION 13 - SPECIAL CONSTRUCTION
<br />SECTION 13 4900 - RADIATION PROTECTION
<br />1.1 SUMMARY
<br />A. SECTION INCLUDES
<br />1. LEAD SHEET, STRIP, AND PLATE
<br />2. LEAD-LINED GYPSUM BOARD.
<br />3. LEAD GLASS
<br />4. LEAD-LINED FLUSH WOOD DOORS
<br />5. LEAD-LINED HOLLOW METAL FRAME
<br />1.2 SUBMITTALS
<br />A. PRODUCT DATA
<br />B. SHOP DRAWINGS SHOWING INSTALLATION CONDITIONS FOR DUCTS, PIPES, CONDUIT,
<br />AND OTHER OBJECTS THAT PENETRATE RADIATION PROTECTION.
<br />C. QUALIFICATION DATA:
<br />1. FOR INSTALLER
<br />2. FOR FLUSH WOOD DOOR MANUFACTURER QUALIFICATIONS
<br />2.1 PERFORMANCE REQUIREMENTS
<br />A. PROVIDE MATERIALS AND WORKMANSHIP, INCLUDING JOINTS AND FASTENERS, THAT
<br />MAINTAIN CONTINUITY OF RADIATION PROTECTION AT ALL POINTS AND IN ALL DIRECTIONS
<br />EQUIVALENT TO MATERIALS SPECIFIED IN THICKNESSES AND LOCATIONS INDICATED.
<br />1. MATERIALS, THICKNESSES, AND CONFIGURATIONS INDICATED ARE BASED ON
<br />RADIATION PROTECTION DESIGN PREPARED BY OWNER'S RADIATION HEALTH
<br />PHYSICIST.
<br />2.2 MATERIALS
<br />A. LEAD SHEET, STRIP, AND PLATE: ASTM B 749, ALLOY UNS NO. L51121 (CHEMICAL COPPER
<br />LEAD).
<br />B. LEAD-LINED GYPSUM BOARD: 5/8-INCH THICK GYPSUM BOARD COMPLYING WITH SECTION
<br />09 2900 "GYPSUM BOARD," OF WIDTH AND LENGTH REQUIRED FOR SUPPORT SPACING
<br />AND TO PREVENT CRACKING DURING HANDLING, AND WITH A SINGLE SHEET OF LEAD
<br />LAMINATED TO THE BACK OF THE BOARD.
<br />1. FURNISH 3" WIDE LEAD STRIPS FOR WRAPPING METAL STUD FLANGES
<br />2. FURNISH 2" WIDE LEAD STRIPS FOR BACKING JOINTS
<br />3. FURNISH 5/8" DIAMETER LEAD DISKS FOR COVERING SCREW HEADS
<br />C. LEAD GLASS: LEAD-BARIUM, POLISHED GLASS CONTAINING NOT LESS THAN 60 PERCENT
<br />HEAVY METAL OXIDES, INCLUDING NOT LESS THAN 48 PERCENT LEAD OXIDE BY WEIGHT.
<br />D. LEAD-LINED, HOLLOW-METAL DOOR FRAMES
<br />1. GENERAL: STEEL DOOR FRAMES COMPLYING WITH NAAMM-HMMA 861, ]LINED WITH
<br />LEAD SHEET OF THICKNESS NOT LESS THAN THAT REQUIRED FOR DOORS AND
<br />WALLS WHERE FRAMES ARE USED.
<br />2. FURNISH WITH ADDITIONAL REINFORCEMENTS AND INTERNAL SUPPORTS TO
<br />ADEQUATELY CARRY THE WEIGHT OF LEAD-LINED DOORS. INSTALL
<br />REINFORCEMENTS AND SUPPORTS BEFORE INSTALLING LEAD LINING.
<br />3. FORM LEAD SHEET TO MATCH FRAME CONTOUR, CONTINUOUS IN EACH JAMB
<br />AND ACROSS THE HEAD, LAPPING THE STOPS. FORM LEAD SHIELDS AROUND
<br />AREAS PREPARED TO RECEIVE HARDWARE. FABRICATE LEAD LINING WIDE
<br />ENOUGH TO MAINTAIN AN EFFECTIVE LAP WITH LEAD OF ADJACENT SHIELDING.
<br />E. LEAD-LINED FLUSH WOOD DOORS
<br />1. LEAD-LINED FLUSH WOOD DOORS: SOLID-CORE WOOD DOORS WITH LEAD LINING,
<br />THICKNESS NOT LESS THAN THAT REQUIRED FOR PARTITION IN WHICH DOOR IS
<br />INSTALLED
<br />2. GRADE: CUSTOM
<br />3. FACE VENEER SPECIES AND CUT: MATCH WOOD DOORS THAT ARE NOT LEAD
<br />LINED
<br />4. COLOR, PATTERNS, AND FINISHES: AS SELECTED BY ARCHITECT FROM
<br />MANUFACTURER'S FULL RANGE
<br />5. FACTORY FIT DOORS TO SUIT FRAME OPENINGS INDICATED WITH 1/16-INCH
<br />CLEARANCE AT HEADS AND JAMBS AND MINIMUM CLEARANCE AT BOTTOM.
<br />FACTORY MACHINE DOORS FOR HARDWARE NOT SURFACE APPLIED.
<br />3.1 INSTALLATION OF LEAD-LINED GYPSUM BOARD
<br />A. INSTALL WITH LONG EDGE PARALLEL TO SUPPORTS AND LEAD LINING FACING SUPPORTS.
<br />PROVIDE BLOCKING AT END JOINTS.
<br />B. FASTENING TO METAL SUPPORTS: USE STEEL DRILL SCREWS SPACED AS RECOMMENDED
<br />IN WRITING BY GYPSUM BOARD MANUFACTURER.
<br />1. INSTALL LEAD STRIPS, 2 INCHES (50 MM) WIDE AND SAME THICKNESS AS LEAD
<br />LINING, TO FACE OF SUPPORTS AND BLOCKING WHERE JOINTS OCCUR. SECURE
<br />LEAD STRIPS WITH CONSTRUCTION ADHESIVE. PROVIDE SHIMS AT FACE OF
<br />SUPPORTS AND BLOCKING WHERE JOINTS DO NOT OCCUR.
<br />C. OPENINGS: EXTEND LEAD-LINED GYPSUM BOARD INTO FRAMES OF OPENINGS, LAPPING
<br />LEAD LINING WITH LEAD FRAMES OR FRAME LININGS AT LEAST 1 INCH (25 MM). ARRANGE
<br />BOARD AROUND OPENINGS SO NEITHER HORIZONTAL NOR VERTICAL JOINTS OCCUR AT
<br />CORNERS OF OPENINGS.
<br />D. FINISH LEAD-LINED GYPSUM BOARD TO COMPLY WITH SECTION 092900 "GYPSUM BOARD."
<br />3.2 INSTALLATION OF LEAD-LINED DOORS AND DOOR FRAMES
<br />A. INSTALL LEAD-LINED STEEL DOOR FRAMES ACCORDING TO SECTION 08 1113
<br />1. COMPLY WITH HMMA 840 UNLESS OTHERWISE INDICATED. EXCEPT FOR FRAMES
<br />LOCATED IN EXISTING WALLS OR PARTITIONS, PLACE FRAMES BEFORE
<br />CONSTRUCTING WALLS. SET FRAMES ACCURATELY IN POSITION, PLUMB, AND
<br />BRACE SECURELY UNTIL PERMANENT ANCHORS ARE SET.
<br />2. PROVIDE THREE ANCHORS PER JAMB, LOCATED ADJACENT TO HINGE ON HINGE
<br />JAMB AND AT CORRESPONDING HEIGHTS ON STRIKE JAMB.
<br />3. IN MASONRY CONSTRUCTION, USE WIRE OR T-STRAP ANCHORS AND APPLY A
<br />COAT OF ASPHALT MASTIC OR PAINT TO LEAD LINING WHERE LEAD COMES IN
<br />CONTACT WITH MASONRY OR GROUT.
<br />4. IN METAL STUD CONSTRUCTION, USE WALL ANCHORS ATTACHED TO STUDS WITH
<br />SCREWS.
<br />5. LEAD LINING OF FRAMES: LINE INSIDE OF FRAMES WITH LEAD OF THICKNESS NOT
<br />LESS THAN THAT REQUIRED IN DOORS AND WALLS WHERE FRAMES ARE USED.
<br />FORM LEAD TO MATCH FRAME CONTOUR, CONTINUOUS IN EACH JAMB AND
<br />ACROSS THE HEAD, LAPPING THE STOPS. FORM LEAD SHIELDS AROUND AREAS
<br />PREPARED TO RECEIVE HARDWARE. LAP LINING OVER LINING IN WALLS AT LEAST
<br />1 INCH
<br />B. INSTALL LEAD-LINED WOOD DOORS ACCORDING TO SECTION 08 1416
<br />1. INSTALL DOORS IN FRAMES LEVEL AND PLUMB, ALIGNED WITH FRAMES AND WITH
<br />UNIFORM CLEARANCE AT EACH EDGE.
<br />2. HARDWARE: LINE COVERS, ESCUTCHEONS, AND PLATES TO PROVIDE EFFECTIVE
<br />SHIELDING AT CUTOUTS AND PENETRATIONS OF FRAMES AND DOORS. SEE
<br />SECTION 08 7100 "DOOR HARDWARE" FOR OTHER INSTALLATION REQUIREMENTS.
<br />3. OPERATION: REHANG OR REPLACE DOORS THAT DO NOT SWING OR OPERATE
<br />FREELY. CHECK AND READJUST OPERATING HARDWARE ITEMS, LEAVING DOORS
<br />AND FRAMES UNDAMAGED AND IN PROPER OPERATING CONDITION.
<br />C. GLAZING: COMPLY WITH INSTALLATION REQUIREMENTS IN SECTION 08 8000
<br />3.3 INSTALLATION OF PENETRATING ITEMS
<br />A. AT PENETRATIONS OF LEAD LININGS, PROVIDE LEAD SHIELDS TO MAINTAIN CONTINUITY OF
<br />PROTECTION.
<br />B. PROVIDE LEAD LININGS, SLEEVES, SHIELDS, AND OTHER PROTECTION IN THICKNESS NOT
<br />LESS THAN THAT REQUIRED IN ASSEMBLY BEING PENETRATED.
<br />C. SECURE SHIELDS AT PENETRATIONS USING ADHESIVE OR WIRE TIES BUT NOT PENETRATING
<br />FASTENERS UNLESS INDICATED ON DRAWINGS.
<br />D. OUTLET BOXES AND CONDUIT: COVER OR LINE WITH LEAD SHEET LAPPED OVER ADJACENT
<br />LEAD LINING AT LEAST 1 INCH (25 MM). WRAP CONDUIT WITH LEAD SHEET FOR A DISTANCE
<br />OF NOT LESS THAN 10 INCHES (250 MM) FROM BOX.
<br />E. DUCT OPENINGS: UNLESS OTHERWISE INDICATED, LINE OR WRAP DUCTS WITH LEAD SHEET
<br />FOR DISTANCE FROM PARTITION/CEILING EQUAL TO THREE TIMES THE LARGEST OPENING
<br />DIMENSION. LAP LEAD SHEET WITH ADJACENT LEAD LINING AT LEAST 1 INCH.
<br />F. PIPING: UNLESS OTHERWISE INDICATED, WRAP PIPING WITH LEAD SHEET FOR A DISTANCE
<br />OF NOT LESS THAN 10 INCHES (250 MM) FROM POINT OF PENETRATION.
<br />3.4 FIELD QUALITY CONTROL
<br />A. TESTING AGENCY: OWNER WILL ENGAGE A QUALIFIED TESTING AGENCY TO PERFORM TESTS
<br />AND INSPECTIONS AFTER RADIOLOGY EQUIPMENT HAS BEEN INSTALLED AND PLACED IN
<br />OPERATING CONDITION.
<br />B. CORRECT DEFICIENCIES IN OR REMOVE AND REPLACE RADIATION PROTECTION THAT
<br />INSPECTION REPORTS INDICATE DOES NOT COMPLY WITH SPECIFIED REQUIREMENTS.
<br />C. PREPARE TEST AND INSPECTION REPORTS
<br />END OF SECTION
<br />SECTION 28 1000 ACCESS CONTROL AND ALARM MONITORING SYSTEM
<br />PART 1 - GENERAL
<br />1. SECTION INCLUDES
<br />A. MATERIALS, EQUIPMENT, FABRICATION, INSTALLATION AND TESTS IN
<br />CONFORMITY WITH APPLICABLE CODES AND AUTHORITIES HAVING
<br />JURISDICTION FOR THE FOLLOWING:
<br />1. A COMPLETE ACCESS CONTROL AND ALARM MONITORING SYSTEM
<br />AS DESCRIBED IN THE SPECIFICATIONS AND AS SHOWN IN DETAIL
<br />ON THE DRAWINGS.
<br />2. COMPLETE SYSTEM IS DEFINED AS ALL LABOR AND MATERIALS
<br />REQUIRED TO COMPLETE THE WORK DESCRIBED HEREIN AND ON
<br />THE DRAWINGS INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO: CONDUIT,
<br />RACEWAYS, CABLES, CABLING, CONNECTORS, RISERS, NETWORK
<br />INTERFACES, BACK BOXES, CARD READERS, CARDS, REQUEST TO
<br />EXIT SENSORS, MOTION DETECTORS, ALARM CONTACTS,
<br />CONTROLLERS, SPECIFIC ALARM PANELS, ACCESS CONTROL
<br />PANELS, POWER SUPPLIES, TRANSFORMERS, UPS’S, PRINTERS,
<br />INTERCOMS, INTERCOM HEAD-END EQUIPMENT AND
<br />PROGRAMMING, TELEPHONES, PROGRAMMING, LABOR, HARD
<br />DRIVES, SOFTWARE UPGRADES, LICENSE UPGRADES, SOFTWARE
<br />SUPPORT LICENSES AND ACCESS CONTROL HEAD END
<br />SOFTWARE. ALSO PROVIDE AND INSTALL REQUIRED
<br />COMMUNICATION EQUIPMENT AND GEAR, PHONE LINE
<br />MONITORING, POWER FILTERING, ENCLOSURES, TAMPER
<br />SWITCHES, LATCHES AND LOCKS, MOUNTS, HOUSINGS, STANDS,
<br />INTERFACES TO NEW AND EXISTING ELECTRIFIED DOOR
<br />HARDWARE, INTERFACES TO AUTOMATIC DOOR OPERATORS AND
<br />INTERFACES TO EQUIPMENT FURNISHED BY OTHERS.
<br />3. PRODUCTS, EQUIPMENT, MATERIALS, SYSTEMS, ASSEMBLIES,
<br />SOFTWARE AND ACCESSORIES AS SPECIFIED HEREIN DEFINE THE
<br />MINIMUM STANDARDS. SPECIFICATIONS AND DRAWINGS DO NOT
<br />SHOW OR LIST EVERY ITEM, ACCESSORY, FASTENER, BRACKET,
<br />SUB-ASSEMBLY AND APPURTENANCE TO BE PROVIDED. WHEN AN
<br />ITEM NOT SHOWN OR LISTED IS CLEARLY NECESSARY FOR
<br />PROPER INSTALLATION, OPERATION AND FUNCTIONING OF THE
<br />EQUIPMENT AND SYSTEMS THE SECURITY CONTRACTOR SHALL
<br />PROVIDE, INSTALL, TEST AND CERTIFY THE ITEM AT NO INCREASE
<br />IN CONTRACT PRICE.
<br />4. THE LENEL ACCESS CONTROL SERVER WILL COMMUNICATE TO
<br />THE ACCESS CONTROL FIELD PANELS VIA A NETWORK
<br />CONNECTION OVER THE OWNER’S LAN/WAN. SECURITY
<br />CONTRACTOR SHALL COORDINATE IP ADDRESSES, LAN DROPS,
<br />NETWORK CONNECTIVITY AND BANDWIDTH ALLOCATION AND
<br />USAGE WITH THE OWNER’S IT DEPARTMENT.
<br />5. PROVIDE ALL SOFTWARE, HARDWARE, AND PROGRAMMING FOR
<br />INSTALLATION, CONNECTION AND OPERATION OF THE NEW
<br />SECURITY SYSTEM EQUIPMENT.
<br />6. SECURITY CONTRACTOR IS RESPONSIBLE FOR FULLY
<br />IMPLEMENTING THE FUNCTIONS DESCRIBED IN THE
<br />SPECIFICATIONS AND SHOWN ON THE DRAWINGS.
<br />7. COORDINATE ALL TELEPHONE AND DATA NETWORK
<br />CONNECTIONS, PROGRAMMING, AND REQUIREMENTS WITH
<br />OWNER’S IT DEPARTMENT.
<br />8.FURNISH AND INSTALL ANY INTERFACE RELAYS, MATERIALS, AND
<br />CABLING REQUIRED FOR CONNECTION TO THE FIRE ALARM CONTROL
<br />PANEL (FACP).
<br />1. RELATED SECTIONS
<br />A. CONDUIT, WIRE AND CABLE INSTALLATIONS PERFORMED UNDER THIS
<br />DIVISION SHALL COMPLY WITH ALL APPLICABLE SECTIONS OF THE LOCAL
<br />BUILDING CODES, CALIFORNIA ELECTRICAL CODE AND DIVISION 26
<br />REQUIREMENTS.
<br />B.COORDINATE DOOR HARDWARE WITH THE DIVISION 8 HARDWARE
<br />CONTRACTOR.
<br />C.COORDINATE ALL ELECTRICAL POWER AND CONDUIT REQUIREMENTS WITH
<br />THE DIVISION 26 ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR AND THE OWNER. ALL SECURITY
<br />SYSTEMS SHALL BE ON AN EMERGENCY POWER BRANCH CIRCUIT.
<br />1. REFERENCES
<br />A. PUBLISHED SPECIFICATIONS, STANDARDS, TESTS AND CODES AND
<br />RECOMMENDED STANDARDS OF TRADE, INDUSTRY OR GOVERNMENTAL
<br />ORGANIZATIONS APPLY TO WORK IN THIS SECTION INCLUDING:
<br />1. ADA – TITLE 3 OF THE AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT
<br />2. ASCII – AMERICAN STANDARD CODE FOR INFORMATION
<br />INTERCHANGE
<br />3. ASTM – AMERICAN SOCIETY FOR TESTING AND MATERIALS
<br />4. CCR – TITLES 19 AND 24 OF THE CALIFORNIA CODE OF
<br />REGULATIONS
<br />5. EIA – ELECTRONIC INDUSTRY ASSOCIATION
<br />6. NEMA – NATIONAL ELECTRICAL MANUFACTURERS' ASSOCIATION
<br />7. NFPA – 2002 NATIONAL FIRE PROTECTION ASSOCIATION
<br />STANDARDS
<br />8. CEC – 2005 NATIONAL ELECTRICAL CODE WITH 2007 CA
<br />AMENDMENTS
<br />9. CBC – 2006 INTERNATIONAL BUILDING CODE WITH 2007 CA
<br />AMENDMENTS
<br />10. CFC – 2006 INTERNATIONAL FIRE CODE WITH 2007 CA
<br />AMENDMENTS
<br />11. CMC – 2006 INTERNATIONAL MECHANICAL CODE WITH 2007 CA
<br />AMENDMENTS
<br />12. UL – UNDERWRITERS LABORATORIES, INC.
<br />B.ELECTRONIC DEVICES RADIATING "RF" ENERGY SHALL COMPLY WITH
<br />FEDERAL COMMUNICATION COMMISSION REGULATIONS, PARTICULARLY PART
<br />FIFTEEN, AND SHALL MEET MINIMUM CLASS "B" REQUIREMENTS. PROVIDE FCC
<br />CERTIFICATE NUMBERS INDICATING THAT THE FCC HAS APPROVED THE PRODUCTS.
<br />1. QUALITY ASSURANCE
<br />A. SECURITY CONTRACTOR SHALL BE CAPABLE OF PERFORMING SERVICE OR
<br />MAINTENANCE WORK ON THE SPECIFIED SYSTEMS. SECURITY
<br />CONTRACTOR’S LEAD TECHNICIAN SHALL BE FACTORY-CERTIFIED BY THE
<br />SECURITY SYSTEM MANUFACTURER.
<br />B.SECURITY CONTRACTOR TO PROVIDE AS PART OF THEIR QUOTE
<br />DOCUMENTATION OF NATIONAL SOURCING AGREEMENTS (NSA) DISCOUNTS FOR
<br />LENEL EQUIPMENT. DOCUMENTATION SHALL INCLUDE LENEL MSRP PRICE, KAISER
<br />NSA DISCOUNT PERCENTAGE AND REVISED PRICE.
<br />C.SECURITY CONTRACTOR MUST BE A LENEL AUTHORIZED DEALER. THE
<br />SECURITY CONTRACTOR SHALL POSSESS ALL REQUIRED CONTRACTOR'S LICENSES.
<br />1. SUBMITTALS
<br />A. SUBMIT THE FOLLOWING TO THE ARCHITECT FOR APPROVAL PRIOR TO
<br />COMMENCEMENT OF WORK:
<br />1. MANUFACTURER'S NAME, BRAND NAME, EXACT PART NUMBER,
<br />OPTIONS, ACCESSORIES AND CATALOG REFERENCES FOR ALL
<br />EQUIPMENT SUPPLIED. INDICATE UL LISTINGS FOR ALL SYSTEM
<br />COMPONENTS.
<br />2. COMPLETE WIRING DIAGRAMS FOR ALL COMPONENTS, INCLUDING
<br />CABLE TYPES AND QUANTITIES, ROUTINGS, FLOOR PLANS
<br />INDICATING DEVICE LOCATIONS, CONDUIT SIZES, POINT- TO-POINT
<br />TERMINATION AND RISER DIAGRAMS.
<br />B.SUBMITTALS MUST BE COMPLETE. ALL SECURITY SYSTEM SUBMITTALS
<br />SHALL BE IN A SIMILAR FORMAT FOR EASE OF REVIEW. THE ARCHITECT AND
<br />SECURITY CONSULTANT RESERVE THE RIGHT TO REJECT ANY SUBMITTALS
<br />DETERMINED TO BE INCOMPLETE. REJECTION OF SUBMITTALS FOR FAILURE TO
<br />MEET THESE REQUIREMENTS SHALL NOT BE CONSIDERED GROUNDS FOR CLAIMS
<br />OF DELAY.
<br />PART 2 - PRODUCTS
<br />2.1 ACCESS CONTROL AND ALARM MONITORING SYSTEM PRODUCTS
<br />A. CARD READER DOORS
<br />1. SECURITY CONTRACTOR TO PROVIDE AND INSTALL 12 INCH BY 12
<br />INCH SECURITY JUNCTION BOX IN THE ACCESSIBLE CEILING
<br />SPACE ABOVE OR NEAR EACH CARD READER DOOR. INSTALL THE
<br />JUNCTION BOX SO THAT IT IS ACCESSIBLE FROM THE SECURED
<br />SIDE OF THE DOOR AND NOT BLOCKED BY EXIT LIGHTING, AIR
<br />GRILLS, VENTS, SPRINKLERS OR SMOKE DETECTORS.
<br />a. SECURITY CONTRACTOR TO INSTALL THE LNL-1300 OR
<br />LNL-1320 READER INTERFACE MODULE IN THE SECURITY
<br />JUNCTION BOX ASSOCIATED WITH EACH CARD READER
<br />DOOR.
<br />b. LABEL ALL WIRES AND CABLES WITH MACHINE-
<br />GENERATED LABELS AS CLOSE AS POSSIBLE TO THEIR
<br />TERMINATION POINT. ALL LABELS SHALL BE CLEARLY
<br />VISIBLE WITHOUT THE NEED TO MOVE OTHER CABLES OR
<br />REMOVE ANY CABLE MANAGEMENT DEVICES SUCH AS
<br />TIE WRAPS.
<br />c. INSTALL SUFFICIENT TERMINAL BLOCKS IN THE SECURITY
<br />JUNCTION BOX TO MAKE UP ALL WIRE-TO-WIRE
<br />CONNECTIONS. NO WIRE-NUT CONNECTIONS ARE
<br />PERMITTED.
<br />d. ALL WIRING WITHIN THE SECURITY JUNCTION BOX SHALL
<br />BE DRESSED NEATLY AND PROFESSIONALLY.
<br />e. PROVIDE SUFFICIENT SPARE CABLE LENGTH FOR EACH
<br />CABLE TO FORM A SERVICE LOOP TO ENABLE IT TO
<br />REACH ANY POINT WITHIN THE SECURITY JUNCTION BOX
<br />WITHOUT THE NEED FOR SPLICING ADDITIONAL WIRE OR
<br />PULLING ADDITIONAL CABLE IN FROM OUTSIDE THE
<br />SECURITY JUNCTION BOX.
<br />f. ALL SECURITY JUNCTION BOXES SHALL BE CLEARLY
<br />MARKED ON THE OUTSIDE COVER SO THAT THEY CAN BE
<br />IDENTIFIED FROM THE FLOOR BELOW WITHOUT THE USE
<br />OF A LADDER WHEN THE ACCESSIBLE CEILING SPACE IS
<br />OPEN. MARKINGS SHALL REFLECT THE DOOR NUMBER AS
<br />WELL AS THE ACCESS CONTROL PANEL NUMBER AND
<br />PORT ASSOCIATED WITH THAT CARD READER DOOR.
<br />G.ALL INITIATING CIRCUITS SHALL BE WIRED NORMALLY
<br />CLOSED WITH A 5-STATE SUPERVISION 1K/2K RESISTOR
<br />INSTALLED AT THE END-OF-LINE DEVICE.
<br />B.CARD READER DOOR DEVICES
<br />1. SECURITY CONTRACTOR TO PROVIDE AND INSTALL HID CORPORATION
<br />THINLINE II CLASSIC STYLE CARD READERS. NO SUBSTITUTIONS WILL
<br />BE ACCEPTED.
<br />a. THE CARD READER SHALL COMMUNICATE IN A WIEGAND
<br />PROTOCOL INTERFACE AND BE COMPATIBLE WITH ALL
<br />STANDARD ACCESS CONTROL SYSTEMS.
<br />b. CARD READERS INSTALLED AT INTERIOR LOCATIONS SHALL
<br />BE WHITE IN COLOR.
<br />2. SECURITY CONTRACTOR TO PROVIDE AND INSTALL DETECTION
<br />SYSTEMS DS160 REQUEST-TO- EXIT MOTION DETECTOR AND TP160
<br />MOUNTING PLATE AT ALL CARD READER DOOR LOCATIONS. NO
<br />SUBSTITUTIONS WILL BE ACCEPTED.
<br />a. REQUEST-TO-EXIT MOTION DETECTORS SHALL BE WIRED
<br />NORMALLY CLOSED WITH A 5-STATE SUPERVISION 1K/2K
<br />RESISTOR INSTALLED AT THE END-OF-LINE DEVICE.
<br />3. SECURITY CONTRACTOR TO PROVIDE AND INSTALL GE SENTROL
<br />1076(D) CONCEALED ALARM CONTACT IN DOOR FRAMES AND
<br />CONCEALED MAGNETS IN DOOR LEAFS AT ALL CARD READER DOOR
<br />LOCATIONS.
<br />a. CONTACT SHALL CONSIST OF 2 SPDT CONTACTS IN ONE
<br />SWITCH.
<br />b. CONTACT SHALL HAVE AN ALARM GAP DISTANCE OF NO
<br />MORE THAN 1/2 INCH.
<br />c. DOOR CONTACTS SHALL BE WIRED NORMALLY CLOSED WITH
<br />A 5-STATE SUPERVISION 1K/2K RESISTOR INSTALLED AT THE
<br />END-OF-LINE DEVICE.
<br />d. CONTACT COLOR SHALL BE PROVIDED TO BEST MATCH
<br />DOOR FRAME FINISH.
<br />e. CONTACT SHALL NOT BE LARGER THAN 3/4 INCH.
<br />f. PAIRS OF DOORS SHALL HAVE ALARM CONTACTS ON EACH
<br />DOOR LEAF AND THE ALARM CONTACTS WILL BE WIRED IN A
<br />SERIES CIRCUIT.
<br />4. SECURITY CONTRACTOR TO PROVIDE SWITCHED LOCK POWER TO
<br />ELECTRIFIED LOCKS AND STRIKES.
<br />a. LOCKS SHALL UNLOCK WHEN 24 VDC POWER IS APPLIED FOR
<br />A “FAIL SECURE” OPERATION.
<br />b. THE LNL-1300 OR LNL-1320 READER INTERFACE MODULE
<br />SHALL BE USED TO SWITCH THE LOCK POWER TO THE
<br />LOCKS.
<br />5. THE SECURITY CONTRACTOR SHALL PROVIDE AND INSTALL A LABEL
<br />AT EACH READER LOCATION. LABELS SHALL BE MACHINE GENERATED
<br />AND BE ON THE BOTTOM OF THE READER INDICATING THE READER
<br />NUMBER IN THE SYSTEM.
<br />C.POWER SUPPLIES
<br />1. SECURITY CONTRACTOR TO PROVIDE AND INSTALL ALTRONIX
<br />AL1012ULX16CB AND AL1024ULX16CB POWER SUPPLIES WITH POWER
<br />DISTRIBUTION MODULES TO POWER ALL ACCESS CONTROL PANELS,
<br />INTRUSION ALARM PANELS, ELECTRICALLY CONTROLLED DOOR LOCKS
<br />AND DOOR STRIKES, REQUEST TO EXITS AND PERIPHERAL DEVICES AT
<br />LOCATIONS AS SHOWN ON THE DRAWINGS. NO SUBSTITUTIONS WILL
<br />BE ACCEPTED.
<br />a. POWER SUPPLY/CHARGER UNITS SHALL BE CLASS 2 RATED.
<br />b. INSTALL EACH INDIVIDUAL LOCK, REQUEST TO EXIT AND
<br />PERIPHERAL DEVICE ON A SEPARATE OUTPUT OF THE
<br />POWER DISTRIBUTION MODULE.
<br />c. PROVIDE SUFFICIENT QUANTITY OF POWER SUPPLIES WITH
<br />FACTORY-INSTALLED POWER DISTRIBUTION MODULES TO
<br />PERMIT SIMULTANEOUS CONTINUOUS-DUTY ACTIVATION OF
<br />ALL DOOR LOCKS WITH AN ADDITIONAL MINIMUM 20 PERCENT
<br />CAPACITY ON EACH SUPPLY.
<br />d. CALCULATE VOLTAGE DROP TO LOCKS AND SIZE LOCK
<br />CONTROL WIRING TO PROVIDE PROPER LOCK OPERATION.
<br />e. PROVIDE BATTERY BACK-UP SUFFICIENT FOR FOUR HOURS
<br />STANDBY PLUS TWENTY-FIVE ACTIVATIONS FOR ALL DC
<br />LOCKS. BATTERIES SHALL BE 12V 7AHR.
<br />f. MONITOR THE AC FAIL RELAY FOR POWER FAILURE AND THE
<br />LOW BATTERY RELAY FOR LOW BATTERY. THESE ALARMS
<br />SHALL HAVE INDIVIDUAL MONITOR POINTS ON THE ACCESS
<br />CONTROL SYSTEM.
<br />g. FURNISH AND INSTALL NOISE SUPPRESSION DIODES ON ALL
<br />LOCKS AS CLOSE AS POSSIBLE TO THE LOCK AND AT THE
<br />CONTROL RELAY COIL.
<br />h. FURNISH AND INSTALL TAMPER SWITCHES ON EACH POWER
<br />SUPPLY ENCLOSURE. TAMPER SWITCHES SHALL BE WIRED
<br />TO MONITOR POINTS ON THE ACCESS CONTROL PANEL AND
<br />SHALL BE CONFIGURED FOR TWENTY-FOUR HOUR ALARM
<br />SUPERVISION.
<br />i. PROVIDE AND INSTALL CABINET LOCKS ON EACH POWER
<br />SUPPLY ENCLOSURE. SECURITY CONTRACTOR TO PROVIDE
<br />LOCKS KEYED ALIKE FOR ALL POWER SUPPLY ENCLOSURES.
<br />j. CONTRACTOR TO PROVIDE A MACHINE GENERATED LABEL
<br />ON THE EXTERIOR OF ALL POWER SUPPLIES AND
<br />TRANSFORMERS IDENTIFYING THE EQUIPMENT SERVED.
<br />D.ELECTRIFIED LOCKS AND HARDWARE
<br />1. ELECTRIFIED LOCKS, STRIKES, DOOR HARDWARE, “PANIC BAR” EXIT
<br />DEVICES AND LOCAL ELECTRIFIED DOOR HARDWARE POWER
<br />SUPPLIES TO BE USED IN CONJUNCTION WITH CARD READER ACCESS
<br />DOORS SHALL BE FURNISHED AND INSTALLED BY THE DIVISION 8
<br />HARDWARE CONTRACTOR. THE SECURITY CONTRACTOR IS
<br />RESPONSIBLE FOR ALL LOW VOLTAGE WIRING AND TERMINATIONS TO
<br />ELECTRIFIED LOCKS, ELECTRIFIED DOOR HARDWARE AND ELECTRIC
<br />TRANSFER HINGE HARDWARE.
<br />a. SEQUENCING, SCHEDULING AND COORDINATING WITH THE
<br />DIVISION 8 HARDWARE CONTRACTOR AND THE OWNER IS
<br />THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE SECURITY CONTRACTOR.
<br />b. PROGRAMMING, INTERFACING AND TESTING OF SYSTEMS
<br />INTEGRATION OF CONTROLLED HARDWARE IS THE
<br />RESPONSIBILITY OF THE SECURITY CONTRACTOR.
<br />c. PULLING, INSTALLING, DRESSING, TERMINATING AND
<br />CONNECTING WIRING TO THE ELECTRIFIED LOCKS AND
<br />HARDWARE IS THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE SECURITY
<br />CONTRACTOR.
<br />D.SECURITY CONTRACTOR SHALL COORDINATE WITH DIVISION
<br />16 ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR FOR 120VAC POWER AND INTERFACE OF
<br />CONTROLLED HARDWARE WITH THE FIRE ALARM CONTROL PANEL
<br />(FACP).
<br />E.ALL ELECTRIFIED LOCKS AND HARDWARE USED IN
<br />CONJUNCTION WITH CARD READER ACCESS DOORS SHALL BE “FAIL
<br />SECURE” UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED OR REQUIRED BY LAW TO BE
<br />“FAIL SAFE”.
<br />E.ALARM CONTACTS
<br />1. SECURITY CONTRACTOR TO PROVIDE AND INSTALL GE SENTROL
<br />1076C(D) CONCEALED ALARM CONTACT IN DOOR FRAMES AND
<br />CONCEALED MAGNETS IN DOOR LEAFS AT LOCATIONS SHOWN ON THE
<br />DRAWINGS INCLUDING ALL DOORS WITH CARD READERS OR EXIT
<br />ALARMS.
<br />a. CONTACT SHALL CONSIST OF 2 SPDT CONTACTS IN ONE
<br />SWITCH.
<br />b. CONTACT SHALL HAVE AN ALARM GAP DISTANCE OF NO
<br />MORE THAN 1/2 INCH.
<br />c. DOOR CONTACTS SHALL BE WIRED NORMALLY CLOSED WITH
<br />A 5-STATE SUPERVISION 1K/2K RESISTOR INSTALLED AT THE
<br />END-OF-LINE DEVICE.
<br />d. CONTACT COLOR SHALL BE PROVIDED TO BEST MATCH
<br />DOOR FRAME FINISH.
<br />e. CONTACT SHALL NOT BE LARGER THAN 3/4 INCH.
<br />f. PAIRS OF DOORS SHALL HAVE ALARM CONTACTS ON EACH
<br />DOOR LEAF AND THE ALARM CONTACTS WILL BE WIRED IN A
<br />SERIES CIRCUIT.
<br />2. SECURITY CONTRACTOR TO PROVIDE AND INSTALL GE SENTROL 2505A
<br />SURFACE-MOUNTED ALARM CONTACT WITH 1092-A ROLL-UP DOOR
<br />MOUNTING BRACKET FOR ROLL-UP DOORS AT LOCATIONS SHOWN ON
<br />THE DRAWINGS.
<br />a. THE CONTACT SHALL HAVE AN ALARM GAP DISTANCE OF NO
<br />MORE THAN 2 INCHES.
<br />b. DOOR CONTACTS SHALL BE WIRED NORMALLY CLOSED WITH
<br />A 5-STATE SUPERVISION 1K/2K RESISTOR INSTALLED AT THE
<br />END-OF-LINE DEVICE.
<br />c. CONTACT AND MAGNETS SHALL BE IN BRUSHED ANODIZED
<br />ALUMINUM TUBE HOUSING AND BE SEALED WITH
<br />POLYURETHANE POTTING COMPOUND.
<br />d. CONTACT SHALL HAVE 3 FEET OF PERMANENTLY ATTACHED
<br />FLEX STAINLESS STEEL CONDUIT.
<br />2.2 WIRE AND CABLE
<br />A. WIRE AND CABLE SPECIFICATIONS
<br />1. SECURITY CONTRACTOR SHALL FOLLOW THE MANUFACTURERS'
<br />RECOMMENDATION FOR CABLING OR THE MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS
<br />OF THE SPECIFICATIONS AND DRAWINGS, WHICHEVER PROVIDES
<br />FOR THE MOST STRINGENT REQUIREMENTS.
<br />2. WIRE AND CABLE SIZES, NUMBER OF CONDUCTORS, SHIELDING, OR
<br />OTHER DATA LISTED IN THIS SPECIFICATION OR SHOWN ON
<br />DRAWINGS ARE A GUIDE TO THE CORRECT PRODUCT REQUIRED TO
<br />ACHIEVE A WORKING SYSTEM AND REPRESENT THE MINIMUM
<br />ACCEPTABLE EQUIPMENT.
<br />3. CABLES ARE TO BE SHIELDED AS NECESSARY TO PRECLUDE ANY
<br />OUTSIDE NOISE OR INTERFERENCE FROM ENTERING THE CABLE AND
<br />DEGRADING SYSTEM PERFORMANCE. ALL CABLES SHALL BE U.L.
<br />LISTED, AND APPROPRIATE FOR THE APPLICATION.
<br />4. USE PROPER GROUNDING PRACTICES TO ELIMINATE SHORTS,
<br />GROUND FAULTS, GROUND LOOPS, RF INTERFERENCE, VOLTAGE
<br />FLUCTUATIONS, FOREIGN VOLTAGES AND OPEN CIRCUITS.
<br />5. COORDINATE WITH THE OWNER’S IT DEPARTMENT FOR TELEPHONE
<br />LINE REQUIREMENTS AND LOCATION FOR OFF-SITE MONITORING.
<br />PROVIDE RJ31X PHONE JACKS FOR TELEPHONE SYSTEM
<br />CONNECTIONS.
<br />6. CABLES RUN UNDERGROUND, UNDER SLAB, OR IN SLAB SHALL BE
<br />INSTALLED IN CONDUIT AND RATED FOR DIRECT-BURIAL
<br />APPLICATION. CABLES ABOVE HARD CEILING OR INACCESSIBLE
<br />AREAS SHALL BE INSTALLED IN CONDUIT. STUB UP CONDUITS FROM
<br />WITHIN WALLS INTO ACCESSIBLE SPACES.
<br />7. ALL CABLES RUN IN ENVIRONMENTAL AIR HANDLING SPACES SHALL
<br />BE PLENUM RATED. PROVIDE PROPER J-HOOKS FOR CABLES NOT
<br />RUN IN CONDUIT. CABLES NOT REQUIRED TO BE IN CONDUIT SHALL
<br />BE RUN ALONG BUT NOT IN TEL/DATA CABLE TRAYS.
<br />8. ALL CABLE SHALL BE RUN IN UNBROKEN LENGTHS OF 1000 FEET OR
<br />LESS. NO COAXIAL OR POWER CABLES LESS THAN 1000 FEET SHALL
<br />BE SPLICED. WHEN CABLE CANNOT BE RUN IN UNBROKEN LENGTHS
<br />DUE TO CABLE SPOOL LIMITATIONS, SPLICES SHALL BE MADE IN
<br />JUNCTION BOXES WITH TERMINAL BLOCKS OR TERMINAL STRIPS AND
<br />FORK SPADE LUGS. ALL SPLICES AND JUNCTION BOXES SHALL BE
<br />CLEARLY MARKED ON THE “AS-BUILT” RECORD DRAWINGS.
<br />9. ALL WIRE TO WIRE SPLICES NOT UTILIZING TERMINAL BLOCKS OR
<br />TERMINAL STRIPS SHALL BE DONE WITH ELECTRICAL TAPE. WIRES
<br />SHALL BE INDIVIDUALLY TAPED, THEN NEATLY TAPED TOGETHER TO
<br />FORM THE NARROWEST SPLICE POSSIBLE FOR EASE OF
<br />INSTALLATION AND REMOVAL, AS WELL AS OVERALL PROTECTION OF
<br />THE SPLICE. THE USE OF ALL CRIMP TYPE AND SCREW TYPE
<br />CONNECTORS I.E. BEANS, TOP HATS, BUTT CONNECTORS, SNAP
<br />CAPS, WIRE NUTS, AND THE “TWIST AND TAPE” METHOD ARE
<br />PROHIBITED.
<br />10. ALL END-OF-LINE SUPERVISION RESISTORS SHALL BE INSTALLED AT
<br />THE INDIVIDUAL PROTECTION DEVICES, AND NOT IN THE CONTROL
<br />PANELS.
<br />11. ALL 24VAC POWER CABLING SHALL BE OF STRANDED
<br />CONSTRUCTION. FOR CONNECTIONS REQUIRING PRESSURE CAPTIVE
<br />CONNECTION, WIRE SHALL BE SOLDER TINNED PRIOR TO INSERTION
<br />INTO PRESSURE CONNECTORS.
<br />12. WIRING SHALL BE GROUPED AND HARNESSED TO FACILITATE
<br />ACCESS TO ALL EQUIPMENT, AS WELL AS MAINTENANCE AND
<br />REPLACEMENT OF EQUIPMENT.
<br />13. ALL CABLE SHALL BE LABELED AT ORIGIN AND TERMINATION,
<br />REFERENCING TO A MASTER LEGEND SCHEDULE AS SHOWN ON “AS-
<br />BUILT” RECORD DRAWINGS. LABELING AND ANY SPLICE LOCATIONS
<br />SHALL BE NOTED ON “AS-BUILT” RECORD DRAWINGS. ALL LABELS
<br />SHALL BE DONE USING MACHINE GENERATED CABLE TAGS IN THE
<br />“FLAGGED” POSITION. HAND WRITTEN LABELS ARE NOT ACCEPTABLE
<br />14. CABLING SHALL BE SIZED AND INSTALLED ACCORDING TO
<br />CALIFORNIA ELECTRIC CODE REQUIREMENTS.
<br /> 15. ANY CABLING OR RACEWAY EXPOSED TO WEATHER SHALL BE
<br />RATED F OR THAT USE.
<br />16.STUB UP CONDUITS FROM OUTLETS INTO ACCESSIBLE SPACES.
<br />CABLES SHALL BE RUN WITH BUT NOT IN THE TEL/DATA CABLE TRAY. MIXING
<br />OF SECURITY LOW VOLTAGE CABLES WITH TEL/DATA CABLES WILL NOT BE
<br />PERMITTED. UTILIZE APPROVED CLIPS OR MOUNTING TO SECURELY MOUNT
<br />SECURITY CABLE TO THE RACK FRAMEWORK OR HANGERS.
<br />17.CABLE NOT RUN WITH THE CABLE TRAY SHALL BE RUN ALONG THE
<br />WALL USING J-HOOK HANGERS. HANGERS SHALL BE SUFFICIENT TO
<br />PROPERLY SUPPORT CABLE.
<br />18.CABLING SHALL BE WEST PENN, BELDEN, WINDY CITY WIRE OR
<br />APPROVED EQUAL.
<br />19.ALL FINAL LABELING SHALL BE WITH MACHINE-GENERATED PRINTED
<br />LABELS, SPECIFICALLY MADE FOR CABLE LABELING. NO HANDWRITTEN LABELS
<br />WILL BE ACCEPTED. ALL WIRING INCLUDING POWER CORDS AND FEEDS,
<br />NETWORK CONNECTIONS, AND SYSTEM CABLING SHALL BE FITTED WITH A
<br />MACHINE GENERATED LABEL IDENTIFYING THE DEVICE OR POINT SERVED.
<br />THE ID MARKER FOR EACH LABEL SHALL HAVE THE DEVICE NUMBER AND
<br />NAME.
<br />20.EACH ENCLOSURE SHALL HAVE A SECURITY AS-BUILT DRAWING WITH
<br />POINT LIST AND NAMING / NUMBERING TO MATCH THE MACHINE GENERATED
<br />LABELING ON CABLES TERMINATED TO THE PANELS AND POWER SUPPLIES.
<br />PART 3 - EXECUTION
<br />3.1 REQUIREMENTS
<br />A. SYSTEMS SHALL BE COMPLETE AND OPERATIONAL IN ALL RESPECTS.
<br />B.SECURITY CONTRACTOR SHALL FURNISH AND INSTALL ALL EQUIPMENT FOR
<br />ALL BUILDING SECURITY SYSTEMS.
<br />C.WIRING AND CONDUIT SHOWN ON DRAWINGS REPRESENTS A MINIMUM
<br />REQUIREMENT. SECURITY CONTRACTOR SHALL FURNISH AND INSTALL ALL WIRING
<br />RECOMMENDED BY SUBMITTED SYSTEM MANUFACTURERS FOR OPTIMUM SYSTEM
<br />PERFORMANCE AT NO INCREASE IN CONTRACT PRICE.
<br />D.ALL WALL, FLOOR, AND CEILING PENETRATIONS, REGARDLESS OF THE FIRE
<br />RATING OF THE PARTITION, MUST BE PROPERLY SLEEVED WITH CONDUIT AND
<br />PROPERLY SEALED USING APPROVED FIRE STOPPING MATERIALS AND SEALANTS.
<br />E.CONNECT POWER TO SECURITY SYSTEMS AS REQUIRED AND COORDINATE
<br />WITH THE DIVISION 16 ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR.
<br />F.ALL SECURITY EQUIPMENT, JUNCTION BOXES, AND TERMINAL CANS INSTALLED
<br />IN PUBLIC ACCESSIBLE AREAS SHALL BE INSTALLED UTILIZING TAMPER PROOF
<br />MOUNTING HARDWARE. PROVIDE A MINIMUM OF TWO DRIVER BITS OR HAND TOOLS TO
<br />THE OWNER’S REPRESENTATIVE FOR EACH TYPE AND SIZE OF SECURITY FASTENER
<br />PROVIDED.
<br />G.PROVIDE SEISMIC RESTRAINT FOR ALL EQUIPMENT, INCLUDING EQUIPMENT
<br />RACKS AND CONSOLES.
<br />H.SECURITY CONTRACTOR SHALL PROVIDE THE OWNER WITH A MINIMUM OF
<br />FOUR COMPLETE SETS OF KEYS FOR ALL EQUIPMENT INSTALLED IN THIS PROJECT
<br />PRIOR TO THE CLOSE OF THE PROJECT. ALL KEYS RELATING TO THE SECURITY
<br />SYSTEMS SHALL BE KEPT SEPARATE FROM THE BUILDING SYSTEMS AND DELIVERED TO
<br />THE OWNER’S REPRESENTATIVE.
<br />3.2 RECORD DRAWINGS
<br />A. MAINTAIN A COMPLETE SET OF “AS-BUILT” RECORD DRAWINGS UPDATED WITH
<br />MARK-UPS INSERTED AS THE WORK IS PERFORMED. AS WORK IS INSTALLED
<br />CAREFULLY MARK ON “AS-BUILT” RECORD DRAWINGS IN COLORED PENCIL THE
<br />CORRECT LOCATION OF ALL WORK INCLUDING DEPTH OF UNDERGROUND
<br />RUNS AND CONCEALED WORK WITH THEIR DIMENSIONS FROM CLEARLY
<br />IDENTIFIED POINTS ON PERMANENT BUILDINGS, FIXTURES, WALLS, OR WALKS.
<br />WIRING DIAGRAMS, RISERS AND DETAILS SHALL BE INCLUDED.
<br />B.UPON COMPLETION OF THE PROJECT TRANSFER HAND-DRAWN INFORMATION
<br />TO CAD DRAWINGS THEN COPY UPDATED CAD DRAWINGS ONTO COMPACT DISC AND
<br />SUBMIT TO THE OWNER, ARCHITECT AND SECURITY CONSULTANT. NO HAND-DRAWN
<br />“AS-BUILT” RECORD DRAWINGS WILL BE ACCEPTED.
<br />C.“AS-BUILT” RECORD DRAWINGS SHALL BE PROVIDED IN FOUR PLOTTED SETS
<br />AS WELL AS ONE SET OF CAD DRAWINGS ON COMPACT DISC TO THE OWNER,
<br />ARCHITECT AND SECURITY CONSULTANT. ONE ADDITIONAL COMPLETE HALF-SIZE
<br />PLOTTED SET SHALL REMAIN ON THE PROJECT SITE IN FOLDERS SECURED INSIDE THE
<br />ELECTRONIC RACKS.
<br />3.3 TESTS AND REPORTS
<br />A. PERFORM SYSTEMS TESTS USING PERSONNEL WHO HAVE ATTENDED A
<br />MANUFACTURER'S TRAINING SCHOOL FOR INSTALLATION AND TESTING OF THE
<br />SYSTEMS AS DESCRIBED ABOVE. PERFORM TESTING WITH THE TEST
<br />INSTRUMENTS AS REQUIRED BY THE MANUFACTURER; TESTING BY MEANS
<br />OTHER THAN THE MANUFACTURER'S PROCEDURES WILL NOT BE ACCEPTABLE
<br />UNLESS AGREED TO BY THE OWNER, ARCHITECT, SECURITY CONSULTANT AND
<br />MANUFACTURER.
<br />B.THE SECURITY CONTRACTOR SHALL TEST THE FOLLOWING SYSTEM AND
<br />DOCUMENT THESE TESTS FOR THE OWNER, ARCHITECT AND SECURITY CONSULTANT
<br />PRIOR TO FINAL COMMISSIONING;
<br />1. CARD READERS
<br />a. THE CARD READER LED IS RED WHEN THE DOOR IS SECURE.
<br />b. THE CARD READER LED IS SOLID GREEN WHEN THE DOOR IS
<br />PLACED IN AN UNLOCKED MODE.
<br />c. THE CARD READER BEEPS AND THE LED FLASHES GREEN
<br />AND WHEN A VALID CARD IS PRESENTED.
<br />d. THE CARD READER WILL READ THE ACCESS CARDS AS
<br />SPECIFIED FOR THIS PROJECT WHEN PRESENTED TO THE
<br />READER AT THE RANGE AS SPECIFIED BY THE
<br />MANUFACTURER.
<br />e. THE CARD READER PRODUCES AN OFFLINE SIGNAL ON THE
<br />SYSTEM WHEN POWER OR COMMUNICATION TO THE
<br />READER IS LOST.
<br />f. THE CARD READER WILL PRODUCE ALARMS FROM DENIED
<br />ACCESS AND EXPIRED CARDS ON THE SYSTEM.
<br />2. DOOR ALARM CONTACT
<br />a. THE CONTACT IS FREE FROM FAULTS AND TROUBLE
<br />CONDITIONS.
<br />b. THE CONTACT PRODUCES A DOOR FORCED OPEN ALARM ON
<br />THE SYSTEM WHEN THE DOOR IS OPENED WITHOUT A VALID
<br />CARD READ OR WITH A KEY.
<br />c. THE CONTACT PRODUCES A DOOR HELD OPEN ALARM ON
<br />THE SYSTEM 15 SECONDS FOR PERIMETER DOORS AND 30
<br />SECONDS FOR INTERIOR DOORS AFTER THE DOOR IS
<br />OPENED.
<br />3. REQUEST-TO-EXIT
<br />a. THE REQUEST-TO-EXIT IS FREE FROM FAULTS AND TROUBLE
<br />CONDITIONS.
<br />b. THE REQUEST-TO-EXIT SHUNTS THE DOOR ALARM CONTACT
<br />UPON ACTIVATION FROM A USER EXITING THE ROOM.
<br />c. THE REQUEST-TO-EXIT BEEPS WHEN A HELD OR FORCED
<br />OPEN ALARM IS CREATED ON THE CORRESPONDING DOOR.
<br />4. ELECTRIFIED HARDWARE
<br />a. THE ELECTRIFIED HARDWARE UNLOCKS WHEN A VALID CARD
<br />IS PRESENTED TO THE CORRESPONDING READER.
<br />b. THE ELECTRIFIED HARDWARE UNLOCKS WHEN AN UNLOCK
<br />COMMAND IS SENT FROM THE SYSTEM.
<br />c. THE ELECTRIFIED HARDWARE STAYS UNLOCKED FOR A
<br />MAXIMUM OF 10 SECONDS ON PERIMETER DOORS AND 20
<br />SECONDS ON INTERIOR DOORS AFTER A VALID CARD IS
<br />PRESENTED. FAILURE TO OPEN THE DOOR WITHIN THE
<br />STATED TIME WILL RESULT IN RELOCKING OF THE DOOR.
<br />d. THE ELECTRIFIED HARDWARE RE-LOCKS AFTER A VALID
<br />CARD IS PRESENTED AND THE DOOR IS OPENED.
<br />5. ALARM CONTACTS
<br />a. THE ALARM CONTACT IS FREE FROM FAULTS AND TROUBLE
<br />CONDITIONS.
<br />B.THE ALARM CONTACT GENERATES AND ALARM ON THE
<br />SYSTEM WHEN THE ASSOCIATED DOOR IS OPENED WITHIN THE
<br />SPECIFIED GAP DISTANCE.
<br />C.THE ALARM CONTACT GENERATES A RESET OR CLEAR
<br />ALARM ON THE SYSTEM WHEN THE DOOR IS CLOSED AND LATCHED.
<br />D.THE ALARM CONTACT DOES NOT PRODUCE ALARMS ON THE
<br />SYSTEM WHEN THE DOOR IS SHUT AND MOVED BACK AND FORTH
<br />INSIDE THE FRAME.
<br />C.UPON COMPLETION OF THE INSTALLATION OF THE SECURITY SYSTEMS
<br />SECURITY CONTRACTOR SHALL SUBMIT WRITTEN REPORTS INCLUDING BUT NOT
<br />LIMITED TO THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION:
<br />1. A COMPLETE LIST OF ALL EQUIPMENT INSTALLED INCLUDING SERIAL
<br />NUMBERS OF MAJOR COMPONENTS.
<br />2. CERTIFICATION THAT ALL EQUIPMENT IS PROPERLY INSTALLED,
<br />PROGRAMMED, FUNCTIONAL, 100 PERCENT OPERATIONAL AND
<br />CONFORMS TO SPECIFICATIONS AND DRAWINGS.
<br />3. TEST REPORTS OF ALL ZONES, DEVICES, AND EQUIPMENT.
<br />4. TEST TECHNICIAN'S NAME, COMPANY AND DATE OF TEST.
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