The horizontal between the Telecommunications Room and the Telecommunications Outlet, known as the Link, must be MOLEX PowerCat or ‘TrueNet’ Category 5e/6, 6a UTP 4 pair product. 1.3.3 System warranty Twenty five Years for a certified system installed by a current MOLEX Installer or Twenty Years for a certified system installed by a current KRONE PremisNET 20/20 Installer. 1.3.4 Installation/removal contractors The Contractor, and its employees, agents, and contractors, shall be familiar with the ANU buildings, its networking infrastructure and special and local requirements across the campus. The Contractor must be one of the following ANU approved contractors: Stowe MRB Communications Pathway Communications O’Donnell Griffin 1.3.5 Channel specification for optimum system performance To maintain optimum performance the complete system, as the Channel, must be MOLEX or KRONE product including all patch cords and all data flyleads. 1.4 Contract drawings The work covered in this Specification is shown on the drawings accompanying the “Scope of Works”. The Contractor check all relevant dimensions on site before proceeding with the work and all measurements and other information required to carry out the works specified shall be obtained by the Contractor on the site. Under no circumstances shall dimensions be scaled from drawings. The layout of and equipment as shown on the drawings shall be taken as diagrammatic with final positions to be determined No claim for extras arising from failure to obtain measurements and other information on site will be allowed. The drawings applicable to these works are to be read in conjunction with this Specification. 1.5 Work by other trades or authorities The following works are not part of the “Scope of Works” but are included for information. Provision of Telecommunications Room or Equipment Room Provision of lighting and power supply requirements to the Telecommunications Room or Equipment Room 1.6 Examination of site The Contractor visit the site prior to providing a response and shall familiarise them self with the access and site conditions, the existing installations and all work necessary to complete the works. Ignorance of the existing conditions or installation will not be accepted as justification for subsequent variation to the Contract conditions or cost. 1.7 Dimensions and levels 1.7.1 Diagrammatic layouts The layout of plant and equipment as shown on the Drawings is diagrammatic only. The Contractor shall obtain measurements and other information necessary to carry out the works. No claims will be allowed for errors due to sealing off drawings.
concrete. Similarly, sleeves shall be provided for installation in conjunction with the construction of block work, brickwork and light weight walls. In existing the Contractor shall provide penetrations for his services by coring, drilling, cutting or other approved method, which produces a neat and appropriately sized penetration. All penetrations of structural elements must be approved by the Project Officer before any activity is commenced. 3.1.2 Fire rating Where walls, ceilings or other elements have been penetrated and these elements form part of the fire rating of a building compartment, the penetrations must be sealed to preserve the fire rating. This shall be either as specifically indicated on the drawings and detailed parts of this specification or in accordance with the Code of Australia requirements. An approved fire consultant certify all sealed penetrations of fire rated structures. 3.1.3 Contractor to seal and make good Where the walls, ceilings or other element of such rooms have been penetrated by the Contractor's services, these penetrations must be sealed as well as make good adjoining surfaces to preserve the integrity, fire rating and designed sound attenuation following approved methods and techniques. 3.2 Setting out, cutting away, and making good The Contractor shall set out, at the earliest opportunity the position and sizes of all holes, recesses, chases, and so on, necessary for the accommodation of the work included in the Contract. 3.3 Fixing to walls, etc. 3.3.1 Acceptable fixings All fixings Be of an approved type. Comprise metal thread screws or bolts into expanding type masonry anchors for connection to concrete or masonry. Comprise tapered wood screws for fixing to timber. Comprise drilled and bolted connections or proprietary clamps for steel members. Be electro galvanised finish for all bolts, nuts, washers and screws. Be located at the neutral axis for bolted connections to structural members. 3.3.2 Unacceptable fixings Made using explosive powered tools. Made in the mortar joint of brickwork or block work. Into plasterboard, ceiling tiles or similar friable battens to secure the connections. screws into metal. Nails. Steel structural members shall not be cut, drilled, welded or in any way altered without specific approval from the Project Officer. type fittings to steel building structures shall be used for pipe supports wherever practicable. The cutting of holes in any structural or support components using oxyacetylene equipment is prohibited.