3. //As Required// TCR 4. //As Required// MCR 5. //As Required// PCR 6. //As Required// ECR 7. //As Required// SSC 8. //As Required// PTS 9. //As Required// STRs for each floor 10. //As Required// NSs 11. //As Required// NER 12.m //As Required// HE 12.a //As Required// DAS TCO(s) 12.a.1 //As Required// DAS Conduit(s) 12.a.1.a //As Required// Rigid 12.a.1.b //As Required// PVC 12.a.1.c //As Required// Interduct 12.a.1.d //As Required// Greenfield 12.a.1.e //As Required// Plastic Covered Flex 12.a.1.f //As Required// BX 12.a.1.g //As Required// OTHER TYPES 13. //As Required// DAS Cable Duct 13.a //As Required// Wire Duct 13.b //As Required// Path Ways 13.c //As Required// Race Ways 13.d //As Required// Wire Ways 14. //As Required// Telecommunications Approved Partitioned Cable Trays 14.a //As Required// Telecommunications Approved “Baskets” 14.b //As Required// Telecommunications Approved “Cable Ladders” 14.c //As Required// “Cable Hook(s) – ONLY WHEN SMCS 005OP2H3 APPROVED 14.d //As Required// “Cable Hanger(s) – ONLY WHEN SMCS 005OP2H3 APPROVED
21.b //As Required// TWP 21.c //As Required// STP 21.d //As Required// Fiber-optic 21.e //As Required// Multi-mode 21.f //As Required// Single-mode 21.g //As Required// Baseband 21.h //As Required// Audio 21.i //As Required// Video 21.j //As Required// Other 22. //As Required// DAS Emergency 22.a //As Required// TWP 22.b //As Required// STP 22.c //As Required// Fiber-optic 22.d //As Required// Multi-mode 22.e //As Required// Single-mode 22.f //As Required// Baseband 22.g //As Required// Audio 22.h //As Required// Video 22.i //As Required// Other 22. //As Required// DAS Critical 23.a //As Required// Emergency 23.b //As Required// TWP 23.c //As Required// STP 23.d //As Required// Fiber-optic 23.e //As Required// Multi-mode 23.f //As Required// Single-mode 23.g //As Required// Baseband 23.h //As Required// Audio 23.i //As Required// Video 23.j //As Required// Other 24. //As Required// DAS Special Communications 24.a //As Required// TWP 24.b //As Required// STP
1. g. Shop Drawings: Shall include wiring diagrams and installation details/pictorial of equipment indicating proposed location, layout and arrangement, control panels, accessories, piping, ductwork and other items that must be shown to ensure a co-ordinated installation. 1) Wiring diagrams shall identify circuit terminals and indi-cate the internal wiring for each item of equipment and the interconnection between each item of equipment. a) Include elementary and interconnection wiring diagrams for communication and signal systems, control system and equipment assemblies. b) All terminal points and wiring shall be identified on wiring diagrams and crossed referenced to the appropriate SPECIFICAITON SECIFICATION REQUIREMENT 2) Drawings shall indicate adequate clearance for operation, maintenance, and replacement of operating equipment devices. 3) Submittals shall include each nameplate data, size, capac-ity, applicable federal, military, industry, and technical society publication references. 4) The Contractor shall “update” the submitted shop drawings and wiring diagrams to form a “finished” system technical package as described herein. h. Singular Number: Where any device or part of equipment is re-ferred to herein in the singular number (e.g., "the switch"), this reference shall be deemed to apply to as many such devices as are required to complete the installation as shown on the drawings. 5. Certificates - provide the following certifications: a. Written certification from the OEM indicating the proposed supervisor of the installation and the proposed provider of the contract maintenance are authorized representatives of the OEM. Include the individual's exact name and address and OEM credentials in the certification. b. Written certification from the OEM the installed wiring and connections/diagrams meet National and/or Government Life Safety Guidelines, NFPA, NEC, UL, this specification, and JCAHCO requirements and instructions, recommendations, and guidance set forth by the OEM for the proper performance of the System as described herein. VA will not approve any tech-nical submittal without this certification.
b. Horizontal Cable Manage-ment (1) Combination Organizers TIA/EIA minimum Category 5E, 19” rack width, in one RU (1.75”) multiples to suite system de-sign, front and rear cable rout-ing rings required, six MIN. (2) Cable Bars (a) Flat type Required - 19” rack width rear or front cabinet or rack mount-able, contains cable tie bars and/or wire saddles. (b) Duct type Required - 19” rack width rear (1” X 4” MIN) or front (1 ½” X 3” MIN) cabinet or rack mount-able; alternate 2” X 4” MIN rear and 3” X 3” front MIN ducts are allowed, each duct in multiple of 1.0 RU (1.75”) height. (3) Cable Hangers ALLOWED TO SUPPLEMENT CONDUIT RUNS – DO NOT USE FOR EMERGENCY/ LIFE & PUBLIC SAFETY/ CRITICAL SERVICE COMMUNICATION CABLES – THESE ARE REQURED TO BE IN CONDUIT. (a) Wall Mountable WHEN APPROVED - in open cable runs, 3” X 2.5” 2.5” MIN, wall or ceiling mountable, allows cables to be installed and re-moved from hanger, black color metal or high impact plastic construction MIN required. (b) Bar Type WHEN APPROVED - in open cable runs shall be compliment TO AC-CESS Type 66, 110 0R 110A block cable loops; screw mountable required. (c) Rack Mountable Required - above and or inside 19” cabinet panels where wire looms are not provided, allows quick cable attachment or removal, screw mountable. (4) Cable Ladder WHEN APPROVED - shall nominally be 12 in. (305 mm) wide, rung spacing of 9” (225 mm) and be certified / listed for service. (5) Cable Support NRTL labeled for support of minimum Category 5E cabling, designed to prevent degradation of cable per-formance and pin - points that could damage cable. c. Vertical or Horizontal Cable Management (1) Cable Ties Required - 4” MIN length, black in color, ultraviolet resis-tant. (2) Cable Tie Mounting De-vices (a) Adhesive Backed Required - square style 0.5” X 0.5” MIN, allows two MAX cable ties to be attached in either direction, attaches directly to metal or slick surfaces, re-quires additional screw