E49.REV

DOOR SECURITY SYSTEM

NOTE: FINAL DATE: JUNE 1987.

Part 1 -	GENERAL

1)	WORK INCLUDED

A.	Work in this Section includes the providing of labor, materials, equipment and services necessary for a complete and safe installation in accordance with the contract documents and all applicable codes and authorities having jurisdiction for a supervised system of door switches, local sounding devices, by-pass reset assemblies, transmitting modules and annunciator

2)	RELATED WORK AND REQUIREMENTS

A.	Requirements of GENERAL CONDITIONS, DIVISION No. 1 and Section GENERAL PROVISIONS FOR ELECTRICAL WORK apply to all work in this Section

NOTE: EDIT TO SUIT PROJECT REQUIREMENTS. INCLUDE ONLY SECTIONS DIRECTLY AFFECTING WORK OF THIS SECION

B.	Related work in the following Sections:

1.	ELECTRICAL PROVISIONS FOR SECURITY AND BUILDING AUTOMATION SYSTEM

2.	WATCH PATROL SYSTEM.

3.	ELECTRICAL PROVISIONS FOR FIRE AND LIFE SAFETY SYSTEMS.

4.	CODED-FIRE ALARM SYSTEM.

5.	NON-CODED FIRE ALARM SYSTEM.

6.	MULTIPLEXED FIRE AND LIFE SAFETY SYSTEM (FLSS).

7.	SYNCHRONOUS WIRED CLOCK SYSTEM.

8.	ELECTRONIC CLOCK SYSTEM.

9.	ELECTRONIC CLOCK AND PROGRAM SYSTEM.

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3)	REFERENCE STANDARDS

A.	Published Specifications' standards, tests or recommended methods of trade, industry or governmental organizations apply to work in this Section

B.	Comply with all applicable national, state and local codes and refer to Section GENERAL PROVISIONS FOR ELECTRICAL WORK for additional Reference Standards

4)	QUALITY ASSURANCE

A.	Refer to Section GENERAL PROVISIONS FOR ELECTRICAL WORK for Guarantee and other Quality Assurance requirements

5)	OPERATION

A.	Opening of any secured door shall sound local alarm horn, illuminate light in annunciator panel and sound tone signal at annunciator panel

B.	Make provision for by-passing locally and remotely from annunicator location

C.	Opens or grounds in wiring shall activate trouble bell. Silencing switch with pilot light shall permit silencing trouble bell while fault is being cleared. Pilot light shall remain illuminated between operation of silencing switch and clearing of fault

6)	SUBMITTALS

A.	Submit shop drawings including catalog cuts and wiring diagrams

Part 2 -	PRODUCTS

1)	BASE BID MANUFACTURERS

A.	Remvac, Honeywell and Johnson Control.

NOTE: COORDINATE WITH ARCHITECT.

2)	MAGNETIC DOOR SWITCH

A.	Provide heavy duty magnet, recessed in top of door, with switch mounted in door frame

B.	The magnetic door switch shall be similar to ACE 161-HM.

NOTE: LOCATE ADJACENT TO EACH DOOR.

3)	BY-PASS PANEL

A.	Provide recessed mounted, by-pass panel with key operated by-pass switch, key operated reset and alarm horn

B.	Provide transponder with integrated plug-in circuits, capable of transmitting and receiving signals, similar to Remvac 703 Series

C.	Provide delay for by-pass circuitry and locked cover plate, with alarm transmission on cover removal

D.	The by-pass panel shall be similar to Remvac 800 MD Series.

NOTE: PROVIDE 120 VOLT EMERGENCY SOURCE.

4)	ANNUNCIATOR

A.	Provide modular design annunciator with two lamp door indication

1.	Red shall be alarm light.

2.	Blue shall be by-pass light.

B.	Provide trouble light indicating line failure.

C.	"Acknowledge" button shall cause alarm light from pulsating to steady "ON" mode and silencing alarm bell

D.	Steady alarm light shall remain on until system is reset at local by-pass panel

E.	Provide alarm and trouble bells.

F.	Silencing switch for trouble: light shall remain lit until fault is cleared and switch is turned to normal position

Part 3 -	EXECUTION

1)	TESTS

A.	Factory trained personnel shall perform tests to demonstrate that the system is operational and functioning in accordance with the manufacturer's recommendations and the contract documents