6920 SEAWAY BLVD 2018 Plans 2022-11-29

r m NOTE: DUCT SMOKE DETECTOR REQUIRED FOR HVAC START UP CHECK LIST UNIT WITH A TOTAL DESIGN CAPACITY GREATER DUE TO EXTREME TEMPERATURES, DO NOT LOCATE DUCT SMOKE DETECTOR PLACEMENT NOTES: EXHAUST DAMPER DUCT SMOKE DETECTOR GREATER THAN 2000 CFM (REFERENCE INTERNATIONAL ALL OF THE SAMPLE TUBES MUST BE SECURED AND DUCT DETECTORS IN THE FOLLOWING LOCATIONS: PANEL POWER UP/DOWN SEQUENCE THE PRIMARY PURPOSE OF A SMOKE DUCT DETEC110N IS uFE MECHANICAL CODE). CENTERED ON Dl1CTWORK. CUT TO FIT THE DUCT, PLUG ��. • OUTSIDE OR IN UNCONDIl10NED AREAS. SAFETY. TFiE GOAL IS TO LIMIT THE TRANSFER AND THE END, AND SEAL THE PENETRATION. • NEAR STEAM COILS. F�LWAYS WAIT AT LEAST 10 SECONDS AFTER REMOVING POWER TO ALLOW SUPPLY Z o RECALCULAl10N OF SMOKE FROM AREA TO AREA. THE STATE W j � • OUTDOOR AIR SUPPLIES. l�OLTAGES TO DISSIPATE BEFORE INSTALLING OR REMOVING ANY COMPONENTS. O � BUILDING CODES REQUIRES BLOWERS TO SHUT DOWN AND � � 32' � DAMPERS ACTUATE WHEN SMOKE IS PRESENT IN HVAC DUCT RELIEF AiR j FLOOR RETURN � SCARFED END OF I N S T A L L A T I ON IN 1 00% OUTSI D E AIR INTAKES SENSE POWER UP: CONNECT AC POWER FIRST THEN CONNECT THE BATTERY. � � WORK. A SECONDARY GOAL IS TO PROTECT THE HVAC SYSTEM � ---- DUCT DETECTO RETURN AIR FLOW SMOKE PRODUCED OUTSIDE OF THE BUILDING AND � c"n FROM ITSE�F FROM F1RE AND SMOKE DAMAGE. � / O OUTLET TUBE FACES POWER DOWN: DISCONNECT THE BATTERY FIRST THEN DISCONNECT AC POWER. w 11J � DIRE�l10N % AIR DIRECTION Q DOWNSTREAM COLD TEMPERATURES MAY DAMAGE THE DUCT � o 1. TH!S DETAIL REPRESENTS THE MINIMUM STANDARDS AS DETECTOR. THE USE OF A GROUNDED WRIST STRAP IS RECOMMENDED TO PREVENT DESCRIBED IN THE INTERNAIIONAL MECHANICAL CODE. Q / Z PROJECT REQUIREMENTS AND(oR F1ELD CONDI110NS MAY - INLET TUBE HOLE ELECTROSTATIC DAMAGE TO ELECTRONIC COMPONENTS WHEN REMOVING OR REQUIRE PLACEMENT OF ADD 110NAL DUCT DETECTORS. NOTE: SMOKE DUCT DETECTOR REQUIRED AT EACH �FACE INTO THE_ IR __ F�EPLACING FIRE PANEL EQUIPMENT. - - -- 2 MOUNT THE DUCT DF7ECTOR HOUSING ON THE SIDE OF THE - RETURN�AN (OP110NAL -� - DUCT WORK AND VERIFY ACCESSIBILITY FOR MAINTENANCE & STORY FOR RETURN AIR RISEt� WITN A TOTAL DESIGN � � FLOW STRE�M T}iE FOLLOWING IS A LIST OF CRITERIA THAT MUST BE MET PRIOR TO START UP. TEs11NG. hAiXED AIR DANiPE \\\\\\ CAPACITY GREATER GREATER THRN 15 OOC� CFM AND �'�`. 3. RETURN DUCT DETECTOR INSTALLAl10N SHOULD BE LOCATED COOLING COIL � F �,T. VAC U N I • MARK-UP THE SIEMENS FIRE DRAWINGS SHOWING THE ACTUAL WIRE RUNS. AT E�RY RETURN AIR OPENING WITHIN THE SMOKE HEATING COIL SERVES TWO OR MORE STORIES (REFERENCt = �� COMPARTMENT, OR WHERE THE AIR EXITS EACH SMOKE c� �'� NOTE ANY DISCREPANCIES/CHANGES BETWEEN THE ACTUAL CONDITIONS AND COMPARTMENT OR IN THE DUCT SYSTEM BEFORE AIR ENTERS � INTERNATIONAL MECHANICAL CODE). ,,-, `�� THE SYSTEM DRAWINGS. THEN SUBMIT THESE FIELD NOTES TO SIEMENS FOR THE RETURN AIR Sl'STEM COMMON TO MORE THAN ONE / � _ �� ~ ~ THE FINAL AS-BUILT DRAWINGS OF RECORD. COMPARTMENT. W '� 4. SUPPLY DUCT DETECTOR INSTALLA�ION SHOULD BE 0 i �� `!` d VERIFY ALL DEVICES HAVE BEEN INSTALLED, ADDRESSED AND SET DOWNSTREAM OF FANS, FlLTERS, CHILLERS, HEATERS, AND FRESH AER � '� ` � DIPSWITCH JUMPERS ETC. AS REQUIRED. HUMIDIFlERS. (n i : � O o � DETECTOR HOUSING ` � � � 5. ALL DUCT DETECTORS SHOULD BE BETWEEN 6 TO 10 DUCT i _ SUPPLY AIR FLOW DUCT DETECTO � �� ONTACTED YOUR SIEMENS PROJECT MANAGER TEN DAYS PRIOR TO f- DIREC110N �= � �, ` IF FIELD CONDI110NS PROHIBIT THE INSTALLAl10N OF A SCHEDULED START UP. WIDTHS DOWNSTREAM FROM OPENINGS DEFLEC110N PLATES / � SHARP BENDS OR BRANCH CONNECT1bNS. WHERE THIS IS' � - - i � � � �� DUCT DETECTOR BEFORE A SPLIT, ADDITIONAL DUCT u PRIOR TO COMMISSIONING IF YOUR SYSTEM IS BEING FURNISHED WITH AN PHYSICALLY It�POSSIBLE, THE DETECTOR CAN BE POSI110NED � :� � Z Q' DETECTORS ARE REQUIRED FOR EACH BRANCH dFF-SITE DIALER, TWO (2) RJ31 X PHONE JACKS MUST BE INSTALLED WITHIN CLOSER THAN 6 DUCT WIDTHS, BUT AS FAR AS POSSIBLE - 3FT. OF THE FACP. THESE PHONE LINES MUST BE CONNECTED BEFORE TO FROM TNE OPENING BEND OR PLATES. DOWNSTREAM. 6� MANUA R INCRUDED �WITH �ACH�NITLT THE INSTAW4110N ECONOMIZER DAMPER FILTER SUPPLY FAN DUCT SMOKE DETECTOR ��CT DIAL BOUT�IRESTRI�CTIONS.4UP OVIDE(THE,SIEMENSXPROJE�CT MANLADGER WITH� 7. COORDINATE EXACT LOCAl10NS AND QUANIITY OF DUCT HUMIDIFIER �O SMOKE DETECTO THE CENTRAL STAl10N ACCOUNT INFORMATION. ,1, SMOKE DETECTORS WITH MECHANICAL CONTRACTOR. � � � NOTE: NFPA 90A REQUIRES A DUCT DETECTOR ON �' ¢ MIXED ,�,lR SECTION CONDITIONING SECTION CLEAR HOUSING COVER THIS SMOKE DUCT DETECTOR DRAWS AIR FROM THE DUCT THRU �,HECK FIELD WIRING WITH AN OHMMETER: � THE SUPPLY SIDE WITH A TOTAL DESIGN CAPACITY THE INLET SAMPLE TUBE AND EXHAUSTS IT BACK INTO THE GREATER GREATER THAN 2000 CFM AND ON THE DUCT THROUGH THE OUTLET TUBE. EACH INLET SAMPLE TUBE RETURN SIDE IF THE UNIT IS GREATER THAN 15,000 SAMPUNGAHOTLERSD T�}iE SPEDC�IFCRMODEL TMUBBE MUSTSBE SED ADHERENCE TO THE FOLLOWING WILL SAVE TIME/ MONEY FOR ALL CONCERNED SMOKE DUCT DETECTGR EQUIPMENT MOUNTING FOR THE DUCT WIDTH. THESE TUBES CAN BE CUT TO LENGTH PARTIES AND IS PART OF THE NFPA 72 FIRE ALARM SYSTEM ACCEPTANCE TEST. SAMPLE TUBE CFM AND SERVES TWO OR MORE STORIES AND MusT SPAN AT �EAST 8os� THE wIDTH oF 11-IE DUCT. "'��E INSTALLER MUST PROVIDE WRITTEN CONFIRMATION TO SIEMENS HVAC DUCT WIDTH MODEL THE ST-100 IS SHIPPED �REFERENCE NFPA 90A�. ALWAYS USE THE NEXT LONGEST STANDARD SIZE AND CUT DOWN F'�CKNOWLEDGING ALL CIRCUITS HAVE BEEN TESTED AND FREE OF FAULTS. Z � N � � �n � TO THE EXACT RE(�UIREMENT. SAMPLING TUBES OVER 3'-0" IN TWO FIVE FOOT MUST BE SUPPORItD ON THE OPPOSITE SIDE OF THE DUCT. TO 6" TO 12" ST-10 ENSURE THE CORRECT OPERATION THE RED STOPPER (SUPPLIED) CIRCUITS MUST BE MUST BE FREE OF FAULTS BEFORE MAKING ANY PANEL PIECES WITH A MUST BE INSERTED IN THE END 0� THE AIR INPUT SA�IPLING CONNECTIONS. THE FOLLOWING CONTAINS SPECIFIC FIRE ALARM i; To 3' ST-25 COUPLING FOR FIELD GENERAL SM_�KE DUCT DETECTOR PLACEMENT IN A SINGLE ZONE SYSTEM �BE• i�OUBLESH00TING METHODS TO ASSIST WITH DIAGNOSING FIELD WIRING ISSUES. 3 TO 5' ST-50 , v� 5' TO 10' ST-100 ASSEMBLY. NOT TO SCALE - FOR INSTALLER S REFERENCE ONE DUCT DETECTOR WILL COVER UP TO 3'-0" HIGH AND 10'-0" ��w wi�E STRAY VOLTAGE CHECK � cn� TWO DUCT DETECTORS NALL COVER UP TO 6'-0" HIGH AND �o'-o" WIDE N SET THE METER TO 300 VAC OR HIGHER, CONNECT THE LEADS TO EACH �N Q o PROVIDE AND ADDI110NAL DETECTOR FOR EACH ADDI110NAL CONDUCTOR, THE VOLTAGE SHOULD BE LESS THAN 1 VOLT AC. � � U O 3'-0" oF HEIGHT. SET THE METER TO 30 VDC OR HIGHER, CONNECT THE LEADS TO EACH � t�� w z � CONDUCTOR, THE VOLTAGE SHOULD BE LESS THAN 1 VDC. REVERSE THE ��j �U LEADS AND CHECK AGAIN, UNLESS USING A CENTER-ZERO OR W POLARITY-SENSING ME1ER. �z� �~ o TROUBLE SHOOTING: GO TO THE POINT ELECTRICALLY HALF WAY TO THE END w O OF THE CIRCUIT (I.E. DEVICE 4 OF 8). DISCONNECT BOTH THE INCOMING AND o Q��z ACCEPTABLE MOUNIING AREA ACCEPTABLE MOUNTING AREA FOR, STROBES, TYPICAL FIRE ALARM EQUIPMENT MOUNIING NOTES: OUTGOING LEADS FROM THE DEVICE. MEASURE FOR VOLTAGE. IF STRAY � v Q�o V O L T A G E S T I L L P R E S E N T, L E A V E T H E D E V I C E D I S C O N N E C T E D A N D C O N T I N U E Q �o FOR AUDIBLE DEViCE OR AUDIBLE/STROBE COMBINATION TO SPLIT THE CIRCUIT UNTIL THE PROBLEM IS ISOLATED. � � � � DISTANCES ARE MEASURED 6„ APPLIANCES (NONSLEEPING ROOMS AND MAXIMUM 18'-0" FROM PILLOW TME N F P AO��TING DIMENSIONS COMPLY WITH THE FOLLOWING: �z J m FROM THE TOP OF THE � G ROU ND CHEC K � w o Q A P P L►A f J C E. MIN. CORRIDORS). DISTANCES ARE MEASURED • CABO�ANSI A117.1 U i=- U� T THE ENTIRE LENc �i ic-r RF uuiTMiti • I N T E R A l 1 0 N A L B U I L D I N G C O D E W Q z z A GROUND FAULT CONDITION ON FIELD WIRING CAN BE CAUSED BY: � W F I N I S H E D C E I L I N G 1 7 7 C D • T H E A D A A C C E S S I B I L I T Y G U I D E L I N E S F O R B U I L D I N G S & U � _� THE AREA SHOWN. NOTE: THIS FIGURE IS BASED ON THE THE i. E X P O S E D W I R E I N S U L A T I O N M A K I N G C O N T A C T W I T H T H E B U I L DI N G GROUND. � � A C C E P T A B L E M O U N T I N G A R E A 2 4' M i N. F A C I L I T I E S A D A A G U v w 1 6" A C C E S S I B I L I T Y G U I D E L I N E S F O R B U I L D I N G S A N D � To TOP 2. I N D U C E D A C N O I S E W H E R E T H E W I R E I S R U N N E A R A C P O W E R W I R I N G. � -x w- FOR MANUAL PULL STATIONS. oo z w F-cn TO AX FACILITIES ADAAG I OF LENS FOR LOW CEILINGS WHERE THE PRESCRIBED MOUNTING HEIGHTS 3. FAULTY FIRE ALARM DEVICE. MEASURED FROM THE CENTER � ) CEILING FOR THE SIGNALING APPLIANCES CAN NOT BE MET, INSTALL THE M I N. 3 F T O F T H E H A N D L E. M O U N T E D � APPLIANCE 6" FROM THE CEILING. • S E T T H E M E T E R T O T H E X 1 0,0 0 0 O H M S C A L E, O R T H E H I G H E S T C O N T I N U I T Y o CLEARANCE IN STROBE 5 �p�_ � SETTING, TO MEASURE THE RESISTANCE OF EACH LEG TO EARTH GROUND. N MIN. 3 FT FRONT OF THE 177CD IF < 24 ALL DEVICE & APPLIANCE HEIGHTS SHOULD BE CONSISTENT FOR CONNECT ONE LEAD TO GROUND THEN TOUCH EVERY CONDUCTOR WITH THE CLEARANCE IN FACP 5'-7 1 2" MAX. WALL MOUNTED THE ENTIRE PROJECT. OTHER LEAD. THE RESISTANCE SHOULD READ INFINITY - AN OPEN CIRCUIT. � � FRONT OF THE � DUCT SMOKE FRONT SIDE STROBE O �� DETECTOR REMOTE STROBE DISTANCE FROM CEILING TO � TROUBLE SHOOl1NG: GO TO THE POINT ELECTRICALLY HALF WAY TO THE END cn � RA �� 0'-6 3/4" �ST STATION INTENSITY MOUNTING TOP OF LENS OF THE CIRCUIT (I.E. DEVICE 4 OF 8). DISCONNECT BOTH THE INCOMING AND .� � REMOTE TO MAX. OUTGOING LEADS FROM THE DEVICE AND DETERMINE WHICH CONDUCTOR IS �> D � ANNUNCIATOR EXIT DOOR SM 90" NFPA 72 WALL GREATER THAN OR EQUAL TO " GROUNDED. THE RESISTANCE MEASURED ON ONE CONDUCTOR WILL BE NEAR �- � � P MIN. 8�" w � w SPECIAL ADA SLEEPING AREAS NOTES: ZERO �WIRE RESISTANCE AND POSSIBLY THE EOL RESISTANCE�. IF A SHORT � � � FIRE ALARM 6�-9� MIN. a ` _ Q IBC WALL OR CEILING LESS THAN 24" TO GR UND CANNOT BE DETECTED CHECK THE WIRES FOR IN UCED AC (/) -�- 5'-7 1/2" MAX. ;� ;n A VISUAL APPLIANCE USED TO AWAKEN A SLEEPING HEARING NOISE. SET THE METER TO AC AND MEASURE EACH LEG TO GROUND AND - � o,i M A X. CONTROL � » "�� _ � � d'� � P I L L O W ��::��=�� IMPAIRED PERSON SHALL BE PERMANENTLY INSTALL�D AND ACROSS THE CONDUCTORS. IF THE AC MEASURES 50 VAC OR ABOVE, THE LL � �.-� N P A N E L MIN. 4-6 �¢ � ;� i¢ � LOCATED 16 FEET MAXIMUM FROM THE PILLOW OR °4iEAD OF THE SOURCE OF THE INDUCED AC NOISE MUST BE LOCATED. THIS NORMALLY • � a' o� 1� t 1� U Q� Ll..� 42 BED°° LOCATION MEASURED HORIZONTALLY. WALL MOUNTED � � � OCCURS WHEN AC AND DC CIRCUITS ARE RUN IN THE SAME CONDUIT OR i � - APPLIANCES LOCATED AT LEAST 24 INCHES BELOW THE CEILING � � - � N T REDUCE T N USED ON THE FIELD WIRI G. 0 TWISTED WIRE PAIR HAS NO BEE - w � - w a� �n SHALL HAVE A MINIMUM EFFECTIVE INTENSITY OF 95 CANDELA. .� P IR AND THE AC NOISE SEPARATE THE WIRING 0 R INSTALL TIMSTED WIRE A � � � � � FINISHED FLOOR CEILING MOUNTED APPLIANCES AND WALL MOUNTED APPLIANCES w ENSURE ALL CONDUIT RUNS ARE BONDED TO EARTH GROUND. " O LOCATED LESS THAN 24 INCHES BELOW THE CEILING ARE TO � L- N o 9p HAVE A MINIMUM EFFECTIVE INTENSITY OF 177 CANDELA. pPEN AND SHORT CIRCUITS j � � rn MANUAL PULL STATION MOUNTING HEIGHT REFERENCES � � � IF A SUITE CONTAINS MORE THAN ONE BEDROOM, A STROBE � � �, � o SET THE METER TO THE PROPER SCALE ACCORDING THE INSTALLATION FIRE ALARM EQUIPMENT MOUNTING HEIGHTS DIMENSIONS WHEELCHAIR ACCESSIBILITY DIMENSIONS SPECIAL VISUAL SIGNAL DIMENSIONS FOR ADA SLEEPING AREAS APPLIANCE SHALL BE PROVIDED �►v EACH SLEEPING AREA. ' � c� � o CODE MINIMUM MAXIMUM LOCATE ADDITIONAL_STROBE UGHTS IN ANY LIVED-IN ROOM __ MANUAL SUPPLIED WITH THE FIRE ALARM PANEL. THE MAXIMUM PERMITTED � � � �oo �- �- -- - --- - ---� - --- WHERE HEARING 1MPAIRED INDIVIDUALS WOULD NEED TO BE VALUE WILL DEPEND ON THE TYPE OF CIRCUIT BEING TESTED. DURING THE-- -- - .� � �' -- _--- - . _ . NFPA 72 42" 48" NOTIFIED OF AN ALARM. THE CANDELA IN THESE AREAS ARE OPEN CIRCUIT TEST, THE RESISTANCE SHOULD NOT READ ZERO, OR JUST A � � � o Q SIZED PER STANDARD NFPA 72 ROOM SPACING REQUIREMENTS. FEW OHMS, WHICH IS A SHORT CIRCUIT SIGNATURE. � � o � � C +, m IBC 42" 48" � -- � °� HARMONIZED FIRE ALARM EQUIPMENT MOUNTING DISTANCE REQUIREMENTS - IBC f ADA�NFPA�ANSI � � � � � � ADAAG -- 48"* � � � N m NOT TO SCALE - FOR INSTALLER'S REFERENCE � � m THE MOST RESTRICTIVE FRONT REACH DISTANCE �IRESTOP NOTES NOT IN THIS AREA q.- DETECTOR PLACEMENT NOTES: ' CONDI110NS AFFECIING SMOKE DETECTOR PLACEMENT: MOUNT A DETECTOR WITNW � ALL FIRE WALL AND/ OR MASONRY WALL PENETRATIONS SHALL BE DRILLED, - . » 1. SMOKE DETECTORS ARE UL LJSTED FOR ENVIRONMENTS SLEEVED, BUSHED AT BOTH ENDS, THEN SEALED WITH THE REQUIRED FIRE 1. CEILING HEIGHT/ OBSTRUCTIONS 3 -0 OF THE ROOF PEAK BETWEEN 32' To 100' F AND HUMIDITY LESS THAN 939'a RATED CAULK OR FIRE STOPPING MATERIAL TO MAINTAIN THE FIRE RATING. 2. CEILING SHAPE AND SURFACE � 2. ALL MEASUREMENTS SHOWN ARE TO THE CLOSEST EDGE OF 3. AMBIENT CONDITIONS 3. SMOKE DEIECTORS SHOULD NOT BE LOCATED IN DIRECT AIR • FIRE-RATED GYPSUM BOARD WALLS CONSTRUCTED AS DESCRIBED IN THE A O O O 4. VENTILAl10N SPACING OF ADDITIONAL FLOW OR CLOSER THAN 3 FT (36 IN) FROM AN AIR SUPPLY INDIVIDUAL U300 OR U400 SERIES DESIGNS IN THE U.L FIRE RESISTANCE n � DETECTORS �'�� -�� D�FFusER. „ DIRECTORY �GENERALLY DOUBLE THICKNESS WALLBOARD) SHALL BE FIRE- � o L r�� ' �. B � - - 4. DO NO MOUNT DETECTORS WITHIN 4 OF ANY CORNER DUE BEAM DEPTH � � 2 TO 'TIiE DEAD AIR SPACE. STOPPED PER THE UL METHOD OR APPROVED EQUAL. GREATER THAN 36" 5. AVOID LOCATING SMOKE DETECTORS IN CLOSE PROXIMITY TO 10 PERCENT MINIMUM I DOMESTIC SMOKE SOURCES SUCH AS KITCHENS AND AREAS I I 4" MIN. 4" MIN. OCCURLATIVELY HIGH HUMIDITY WHERE CONDENS`ATION MAY � 6. AVOID LOCAl1NG HEAT DETECTORS IN CLOSE PROXIMITY TO I M P 0 R TA N T I N S TA LLA TI 0 N I TE M S I I I B�RNERS ANDTOT�FIUERCAREASCOF SUDDENENI�MPERATU�2E SMOKE DETECTOR SPACING IN CORRIDORS PER NFPA 72 ? 2 _ 2 CHANGES. �, 1/2 S �, S �, S �, 1/2 S �, 12� 7. DO NOT INSTALL SMOKE DETECTORS UN11L ALL THE UL LISTED OPERATING TEMPERATURE RANGE FOR CORRIDOR MAX. DISTANCE FROM DETECTOR AX. DISTANCE BETWEE MINIMUM DETECTOR � MAX. INSTAL�LEDnPRNOR TO FINAL CLEANUP BY ALL�TRCADES SHALL ��• ALL ADDRESSABLE DEVICES IS FROM 32'F TO 100'F. IF A WIDTH TO END OF CORRIDOR DETECTORS MOUNTED IN -� BE CLEANED OR REPLACED IN ACCORDANCE WITH NFPA 72. DEVICE IS SHOWN IN AN AREA WHICH MAY EXPERIENCE � � � APER DETECR ORE BEAM POCKET HVAC CEILING DIFFUSER UNACCEPTABLE MOUNTING AREA 8. INSTALL ALL SMOKE DETECTORS ON THE CEILING uN�Ess 32' EXTREME COLD OR HEAT, CONTACT YOUR SIEMENS A B C OTHERWISE NOTED. DO NOT INSTALL ON THE BbTTOM OF REPRESENTATIVE. GENERAL RULE: IF IS IS WALL MOUNTED DETECTOR OPEN BAR ,lOISTs. UNCOMFORTABLE FOR YOU, THE DEVICE WILL PROBABLY 5�-0' 21�-6 1�2" 42'-1" 210 SQ. FT 9. DO NOT MOUNT DETECTORS DIRECTLY ADJACENT TO NOT OPERATE CORRECTLY. FLUORESCENT LIGHTS. A MINIMUM SEPARAl10N DISTANCE OF 1 FT IS RECOMMENDED TO AVOID INTERFERENCE. 10�-0" 20'-7" 41'-2" 411 SQ. FT 10. MOUNT SMOKE DETECTORS A MINIMUM OF 3 FT OUTSIDE NEVER ALLOW ANY FIRE ALARM EQUIPMENT TO GET WET. BATHROOMS WHICH HAVE SHOWERS. ONLY WEATHERPROOF EQUIPMENT MAY BE PLACED 15'-0" 20'-5" 40'-10" 612 SQ. FT 11. FOR BEAMS WITH DEPTHS EXCEEDING 1' OR CEIUNG OVER OUTSIDE OR IN HIGH HUMIDITY AREAS AND MUST BE 12� IN HEIGHT, DETECTORS MUST BE INSTALLED IN EVERY � INSTALLED WITH THE LISTED BACKBOX. BEAM POCKET. j �, , , �, 20'-0" 18'-11" 37'-10" 756 SQ. FT "i;',;�j,;'j;;�;, 25�-0� 17'-7" 34�-2 854 SQ. FT HVAC WALL DIFFUSER � , DO NOT INSTALL ADDRESSABLE DEVICES UNTIL THEY z THIS TABLE IS BASED ON THE UL LISTED SPACING OF A SIEMENS ADDRESSABLE HAVE BEEN PROGRAMMED. CONTACT YOUR SIEMENS • PROJECT MANAGER TO COORDINATE PROGRAMMING. THE Q SMOKE DETECTOR OF 30'-0", 900 SQ. FT. OF COVERAGE. NFPA 72 PERMITS THE � COVER SHEET LISTS WHICH DEVICE ARE ADDRESSABLE. � RR,EGULARN HAPE� DUE�0 THE UI N QU� MOK�DCHARACTERISTiCSY EXPERIENCED IN A FINISHED FLOOR � CORRIDOR. THE SPACES LISTED ABOVE HAVE BEEN CALCULATED AS MAXIMUM � DISTANCES PER NFPA 72. REFER TO NFPA 72 FIGURES AS NEEDED. � • THIS DIAGRAM IS FOR INFORMAl10N PURPOSES ONLY, NOT DRAWN To scA�E. SM OKE D ETECTOR M OU N TI N G GU I DELI N ES � DO NOT REMOVE THE RED DUST COVERS FROM SMOKE NOT TO SCALE, REFERENCE NFPA 72 DETECTORS UNTIL ALL CONSTRUCTION HAS BEEN �' COMPLETED. DETECTORS THAT HAVE HAD THEIR DUST (� � COVERS REMOVED PRIOR TO THE FINAL CLEAN-UP OF z ALL TRADES SHALL BE CLEANED OR REPLACED PER NFPA 72. SIEMENS IS NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR �AULTS FOUND TO BE DUST AND DIRT RELATED. z CONDUIT FILL CALCULATIONS ALL F1ELD AND NETWORK CIRCUITS MUST BE TIMSTED (CABLED) TO REDUCE INTERFERENCE. SELECT FROM THE FOLLOWING ALL INITIAl1NG DEVICES �SMOKES,�MANUAL PULLS, ETC�� O PRIMARY POWER SUPPLY NOTES: AND NOTIFICATION APPLIANCES HORNS, STROBES ET . CATEGORIES: MUST BE INSTALLED WITH BACK OXES. THE EQUtPMEN THIS IS A POWER-LIMITED FIRE ALARM SYSTEM �PLFA). THE PRIMARY POWER SUPPLY SHALL BE INSTALLED ON PER NFPA 70 TABLE 1 40� FILL SHOULD NEVER BE SUPPORTED WITH THE CIRCUIT WIRES. Q A DEDICATED BRANCH CIRCUIT. ONLY FIRE ALA M Ec�UIPMENT SHALL BE CONNECTED TO THIS CIRCUIT. THE (FOR REFERENCE ONLY) �� hNO�,THE U1MPRORT THE DETECTORS AGAINST THE CEILING � BREAKER MUST HAVE A RED MARKING, SHALL BE ACCESSIBLE TO ONLY TO AUTHORIZED PERSONNEL, AND SHALI • - . _ AL PURPOSE APPLICAl10NS. FPLR - FIRE CABLE IIVSTALLED IN A RISER SUCH AS FLOOR TO FLOOR, OR VER7ICAL SHAFT RUNS; ACCEPTABLE FOR BE IDENTIFIED AS 'FIRE ALARM CIRCUIT.' DO NOT UTILIZE A GFCI OR AN AFCI BREAKER FOR OVERCURRENT GENERAL PURPOSE. Q PROTECTION. CIRCUIT BREAKER LOCKS ARE PERMITTED PROVIDED THEY ARE LISTED FOR USE WITH THE BREAKER CONDUIT SIZE 40� AREA TRUSS • FPLP - FIRE CABLE INSTALLED IN A PLENUM SPACES; ACCEPTABLE FOR RISERS AND GENERAL PURPOSE (MOST COMMON z4' (- AND DO NOT INTERFERE WITH THE OPERATION OF THE �REAKER. CABLE). oo �N. ELECTRIC BOXES ON OPPOSITE SIDES OF A WALL SHALL N (� o BE SEPARATED BY A HORIZONTAL DISTANCE OF NOT ALTHOUGH AN ELECTRIC SUB PANEL IS PERMITTED TO SUPPLY THE DEDICATED BRANCH CIRCUIT, THE PREFERRED 1/2" EMT CONDUIT 0.122 FIRE ALARM NOTE: THE ADDITION OF "ci" SUFFlX INDICATES THE CABLE MEETS THE NEC & NFPA 72 2-HR CIRCUIT INTEGRITY SURVIVABILITY o ° � LESS THAN 24" TO MAINTAIN THE FIRE RESISTIVE RATING z METHOD OF DISTRIBUTION IS TO SUPPLY THE FEED DIRECTLY FROM THE MAIN SERVICE PANEL. IF POWER IS �RE REQUIREMENTS. FOR EXAMPLE FPLR-CI IS 2-HOUR RATED FIRE ALARM CABLE WHICH IufEETS UL 1666 STANDARD o �Q � OF THE WALL. IF THE MINIMUM SEPARATION DISTANCE W SUPPLIED FROM A SUB PANEL, THE FEEDER INFORMATION MUST BE MARKED AT BOTH THE SUBPANEL AND THE 3/4" EMT CONDUIT 0.213 � p o CAN NOT BE ACHIEVED, UTILIZE FIRE BARRIERS PER THE MAIN ELECTRICAL PANEL. MC OR RACEWAY FlRE ALARM INSTALLAT10N UL FIRE RESISTANCE DIRECTORY (ORANGE BOOK). � . � � 1" E M T C O N D U I T 0.346 Ul'fQZE�TRRt�61�TFITfRSTALZER�R�I�CORDANCE WITH NEC CHAPTER 3 W WHER E A N E M E R G E N C Y P O W E R S U P P L Y (I.E. S T A N D B Y G E N E R A T O R� I S A V A I L A B L E T H E D E D I C A T E D F I R E A L A R M � � � Q BREAKER IN THE ELECTRIC PANEL SHOULD ALSO BE CONNECTED 0 THE EMERGENCY FEED. THE CAPACITY OF NOTE: THE ADDI110N OF "MI" OR "RHW SUFFIX INDICATES THE CABLE MEETS THE NEC & NFPA 72, 2-HOUR SURVIVABILITY NEVER LOOP WIRE UNDER TERMINALS. BREAK THE WIRE � (\J � THE GENERATOR SHALL BE VERIFIED AND THE SYSTEM SYSTEM SHALL CONFORM TO NFPA 95, STANDARD FOR 1-1/4" CONDUIT 0.598 REOUIREMENTS. RUN TO PROVIDE SUPERVISION OF CONNECTION. IF � Q E M E R G E N C Y A N D S T A N D B Y P O W E R. C O N D U I T SHIELDED WIRE IS USED, NEVER LAND THE SHIELD ON W � � - THIS SIEMENS SYSTEM MEETS THE POWER AND TRANSIENT PROTECTION REQUIREMENTS OF UL 864 9TH EDITION 1-1/2" EMT CONDUIT 0.814 SEPARAl10N FROM OTHER NON-FIRE ALARM CIRCUITS PER NEC 760 THE DEVICE. FOLD AND TAPE THE SHIELD SO IT FORMS � � y y A CONTINUOUS CIRCUIT. LAND THE SHIELD ONLY AT 0 Q AND NFPA 72. TYPICAL INSTALLATION FOR OPEN TRUSS CONSTRUCTION ALL OF THE INI11Al1NG (SLC AND NOIIFICAl10N (NAC CIRCUITS ON THIS SIEMENS ADDRESSABLE FIRE ALARM SYSTEM ARE THE PANEL WHERE THE CIRCUIT ORIGINATED. � � 2" EMT CONDUIT 1.342 � � � � � �B CLASSIFIED AS POWER LIMI D FlRE ALARM PLFA CI CUITS PER NEC. o O Q Q POWER-LIMITED FlRE ALARM CIRCUIT CONDUCTORS MUST BE SEPARATED AT LEAST 2 INCHES FROM CONDUCTORS OF ANY � � � � ELECTRIC LIGHT POWER CLASS 1, OR NON-POWER-LJMITED FIRE ALARM UNLESS EITHER CIRCUIT IS INSTALLED IN RACEWAY OR IN ALL FIELD DEVICES AND APPLIANCES INSTALLED IN � r.�. , METAL-SHEATH�D, METAL-CLAD, NONMETALLIC-SHEATHED, OR TYPE UF CABLES. SUSPENDED CEILINGS REQUIRE BACKBOXES AND ARE TO Q I W � °v MULIIPLE FIRE ALARM DO NOT PLACE PLFA CONDUCTORS IN ANY ENCLOSURE RACEWAY, OR CABLE WITH CONDUCTORS OF ELECTRIC LIGHT POWER, BE CENlERED WITHIN THE PATTERN OF THE CEILING � ��; CLASS 1, NON-POWER LIMITED FlRE ALARM CIRCUITS, dR MEDIUM POWER NETWORK-POWERED BROADBAND COMMUNI�Al10NS PANEL. THE NEC REQUIRES ALL CABLES ABOVE A � (f� ~ Q PANELS ARE PERMITTED NOTES: �-- 0 o CABLES REF NEC 760.55. EXCEP110N: THESE CONDUCTORS CAN BE TOGETHER IF THE NON-POWER-LIMITED ENERGY CIRCUIT SUSPENDED CEILII�G TO BE INDEPENDENTLY SUPPORTED � TO BE FED FROM THE ( W W � � � 1. ALL LOW-VOLTAGE ELECTRICAL WORK SHALL BE DONE IN A WORKMANLIKE MANNER (NEAT AND ORGANIZED). CONDU�TORS ARE INTRODUCED SOLELY TO CONNECT TO THE EQUIPMENT AND COMPLY WITH EITHER OF THE FOLLOWING TWO I.E. A TEE-BAR AND THEIR INSTALLATION MUST NOT POWER FEED SAME DEDICATED FIRE g g ALL CABLE RUNS SHALL BE NEATLY BUNDLED, WRAPPED TIGHT AND PROPERLY SECURED. POINTS: PREVENT THE R�MOVAL OF THE CEILING TILE. � � O � W FROM STREET ALARM BRANCH CIRCUIT. � � • THE PLFA CIRCUITS ARE SEPARATED FROM THE NON-POWER LIMITED CIRCUITS BY A BARRIER SUCH AS PORCELAIN TUBES Z N W z g � 2. ALL WIRING SHALL BE ATTACHED TO THE PERMANENT BUILDING STRUCTURE. oR F�ExIB�E TUBING IN ADDI�ION To THE INSUlAl1oN ON THE wIRE. � ELECTRIC PANEL �F�� 3. LOW-VOLTAGE WIRING SHALL NOT BE STRAPPED TO CONDUIT. • THE NON-POWER-LIMITED ENERGY CIRCUIT CONDUCTORS OPERATE AT 150V OR LESS TO GROUND AND THE PLFA T-TAPPING GUIDELINES Q � � � W e�,�n p N n�w.� � � CONDUCTORS ARE RECLASSIFICATION AND INSTALLED AS NPLFA CIRCUITS PER 760.25, REF 760.52 EXCEP11oN N0. 03- 1. VERIFY PROJECT S SPECIFICATION PERMIT T-TAPPING. � � � w � ��r+� 4. LOW-VOLTAGE WIRING SHALL NOT BE ATTACHED TO SPRINKLER PIPING. o ROUTE 120 VAC POWER THE FOLLOWiNG CIRCUITS ARE PERMITTED TO BE IN THE SAME ENCLOSURE CABLE TRAY, OR RACEWAY WITH PLFA CABLES: 2. UTILIZE A TERMINAL STRIP. PROVIDE A PERMANENT IDENTIFICATION ROUGH THE DESIGNATE NAC POWEF� 5. WIRE SHALL NOT BE RUN ON TOP OF THE DROP CEILING PANELS AND SHALL NOT BE ATTACHED TO THE . LOW-POWER NETWORK-POWERED BROADBAND COMMUNICATIONS CABL�S 3. STAR TAPS ARE NOT PERMITTED. LISIING THE LOCATION OF THE CIRCUIT SUPPORT GRID FOR THE DROP CEILING. • C�ASS 2 IF THE CLASS 2 CIRCUIT HAS INSULAl10N AT LEAST EQUAL TO THE INSULAl10N ON THE POWER-LJMITED FlRE 4. ONLY CLASS B CIRCUITS MAY BE T-TAPPED KNOCKOUT LOCATIONS EXTENDER ALARM CIRCUI'T. 5. NEVER T-TAP NETWORK FIREFIGHTER TELEPHONE, OR DRAWN BY: DISCONNECTING MEANS AT THE FIRE ALARM FIRE ALARM PANEL PANEL 6.gALL SPLICES AND TERMINATIONS SHALL BE DONE IN APPROPRIATE ELECTRICAL BOXES. . --CLASS 3 � NOTIFICATION APPLIANC� CIRCUITS. - CONTROL PANEL ALL WIRING ON JOISTS AND GIRDERS SHALL BE CONCEALED FROM PUBLIC VIEW. EXPOSED WIRING SHALL BSG NOT BE RUN IN A "SPAN" FASHION BETWEEN BAR JOISTS OR GIRDERS. IF NECESSARY SUCH WIRING SHALL BE SECURED TO THE STRUCTURAL CEILING BETWEEN JOISTS OR GIRDERS. WI RE SELECTI ON Sc CODE REQU I REM EN TS SCALE: 7. EXPOSED WIRING TO BE SUPPORTED BY BUILDING STRUCTURE AT NO MORE THAN FIVE FOOT INTERVALS. NOT TO SCALE - FOR INSTALLER'S REFERENCE NTS 8. IN NO CASE SHALL THE CONDUCTORS WITHIN METALLIC RACEWAY EXCEED 40� FILL. PRIMARY POWER SUPPLY CONNECTIONS GENERAL WIRE ROUTING METHODS DATE: NOT TO SCALE - FOR INSTALLER'S REFERENCE NOT TO SCALE - FOR INSTALLER'S REFERENCE 03-3�-1. 8 JOB N0: 440P-236732 CHECKED BY: RD SHEET N0. 020 OF 5 SNEEfS