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Home My WebLink About330 Towne Center Cir 95-117; NEW RETAIL STORE (a)rocine Ce4e,1- 4 Cl/lcle- k PHONE # / rL C rC J PLUMBING CONTRACTOR J `I ADDRESS r PHONE # i ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS 7 , k ? k" r wI CHANICAL CONTRACTOR + / l NE # ; ELLANEOUS CONTRACTOR /V//%% 6--)r AFSS a SEP'i'IC TANK PERMIT NO. SOIL TEST REQUIREMENTS (, } FIr=IISHED FLOOR E',—`EVATION REQUIREMENTS (, ) PATEARCHIECTURAL"APPR,OVAL SUBDIVISION: PERMIT* # % / / -7 LOT NO. JOB kt A40 l S BLOCK SECTION: COST $ SQUARE FEET: FEE $ MODEL: STATE NO,Ir-fIf 60 r57 OCCUPANCY CLASS: FEE $ FEE $ FEE $), ( INSPECTIONS TYPE DATE OK REJECT BY FEE $ O0 0() ENERGY SECT. CERTIFICATE OF 9CCUPANCY ISSUED #. EPi: r, CITY OF SANFORD, FLORIDA APPLICATION FOR BUILDING PERMIT PERMIT ADDRESS 330 Towne Center Circle, Sanford, FL PERMIT NUMBER U O a L;t0 Total,Contract Price of Job 5,000,000 Total Sq. Ft. 157,100 Describe Work New "Burdines Retail ep ore Type of Construction Type ff, unpro ec e sprinkled Flood Prone (YES) CO-) Number of Stories Two Number of Dwellings N/A Zoning Occupancy: Residential Commercial x Industrial LEGAL DESCRIPTION (please attach printout from Seminole County) TAX I.D. NUMBER 29-19-30-5LW-0100-0000-0-9 OWNER FEDERATED DEPARTMENT STORES ADDRESS 7 West Seventh Street CITY Cincinnati STATE Ohio TITLE HOLDER (IF OTHER THAN OWNER) N/A ADDRESS CITY STATE BONDING COMPANY ADDRESS CITY ARCHITECT ADDRESS _ CITY N/A STATE JOHNSON ASSOCIATES ARCHITECTS,INC. 4770 Biscayne Blvd., # Miami MORTGAGE LENDER ADDRESS CITY F:1 STATE STATE PHONE NUMBER 513-579-7000 ZIP 45202 ZIP ZIP Florida ZIP 33137 ZIP j ,\ n11 PHONE NUMBER(120' .) 9694,90DCONTRACTOR JV '" ADD RES 2h r -0. Op yC ST. LICENSE NUMBER CITY jf - STATE ZIP S Application is hereby made to obtain a permit to do the work and installations as indicated. I certify that no work or installation has commenced prior to the issuance of a permit and that all work will be performed to meet standards of all laws regulating construction in this jurisdiction. I understand that a separate permit must be secured for ELECTRICAL, PLUMBING, MECHANICAL, SIGNS, POOLS, ETC. OWNER'S AFFIDAVIT: I certify that all the foregoing information is accurate and that all work will be done in compliance with all applicable laws regulating construction and zoning. A COPY OF THE RECORDED COPY OF THE NOTICE OF COMMENCEMENT WILL BE POSTED ON THE JOB SITE WITH PERMITS NO LATER THAN SEVEN (7) DAYS AFTER THE PERMIT HAS BEEN ISSUED. FAILURE TO RECORD A NOTICE OF COMMENCEMENT MAY RESULT IN YOU PAYING TWICE FOR THE IMPROVEMENTS TO YOUR PROPERTY. IF YOU INTEND TO OBTAIN FINANCING, CONSULT WITH YOUR LENDER OR AN ATTORNEY BEFORE RECORDING YOUR NOTICE OF COMMENCEMENT. NOTICE: In addition to the requirements of this permit, there may be additional restrictions applicable to this property that may be found in the public records of this county, and there may be additional permits required from other governmental entities such as water management districts, state agencies, or federal agencies. ACCEPTANCE OF PERMIT IS VERIFICATION THAT I WILL NOTIFY THE OWNER OF THE PROPERTY OF THE REQUIREMENTS OF FLORIDA LIEN LAW, FS713. C (D O n )A 0 Si nat re Owner/Agen D to " nature of o.tractor & Date ° n JOSEPH FLAHERTY E. pon eJ c Z Type or Print Owner/Agent Name or Print Vpn ctor's Name o x D I ^/ O h Si ature of No ary & Date Si natu of Notary & Date u Official Seal) Y—Sea OFFICIAL 1e3t3iAi.Y s,.. #, a „; TA-I' OF FL®RIQA L E rb J HAYDEE A LOPEZ h NOTARY PUBLIC STATE OF FLORM _., + ' hr Ii N # CC132860 i 3 COMMISSION NO. CC202 h 4 „ 3 4) t , J95 MY COMMISSION EXP. JUNE O E x Application Approved BY: } Date:li,4. z o FEES: Building Rado , v Police3 re H Open Space d Ro d Impact uI5 I& C)D Application ( ro w 4 G c PERMIT VALIDATION: CHECK CASH y DATE N o ra 0' ORIGINAL (BUILDING) YELLOW (CUSTOMER) PINK (COUNTY TAX OFFICE) GOLD (CO. ADMIN) L O N ? Z w E+ THIS APPLICATION USED FOR WORK VALUED $2500.00 OR MORE 0 ro n G n r* D a H C7 mo onent Performance Method for Commercial Buildings Form 40OB-94 ENERGY EFFICIENCY CODE FOR BUILDING CONSTRUCTION Florida Department of Community Affairs FLA/COM-94 Version 2.1 ' PROJECT NAME_Burdines-Seminole Town Cent PERMITTING OFFICE: ADDRESS: _Seminole Town Center Sanford Sanford, FL CLIMATE ZONE: _5 OWNER: _Federated Dept. Stores PERMIT NO: AGENT: JURISDICTION NO:_69150 BUILDING TYPE: _Mercantile (Retail) CONSTRUCTION CONDITION: New construction DESIGN COMPLETION: Finished Building CONDITIONED FLOOR AREA: _157140 NUMBER OF ZONES: 1 MAX. TONNAGE OF EQUIPMENT PER SYSTEM: 400 COMPLIANCE CALCULATION: METHOD B DESIGN CRITERIA RESULT ENVELOPE PERFORMANCE 81.97 86.28 PASSES OTHER ENVELOPE REQUIREMENTS PASSES LIGHTING INTERIOR LIGHTING 392850.00 502848.00 PASSES LIGHTING CONTROL REQUIREMENTS PASSES HVAC EQUIPMENT COOLING EQUIPMENT 1. COP 7.00 5.20 PASSES IPLV 7.50 5.30 PASSES HEATING EQUIPMENT FAN SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS 1. Variable Air Volume ( 1.16 1.25 PASSES AIR DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM INSULATION LEVEL 1. With Insulated Roof 4.50 4.20 PASSES WATER HEATING EQUIPMENT PIPING INSULATION REQUIREMENTS COMPLIANCE CERTIFICATION: I hereby certi.fy.,that t plans and specifications covere y his calcu- lation are i comp a wi h the Florida,Ener Eff- cy )'C de. PREPARED B : DATE: Al I hereby certify t this building is in compliance th t Flo Energy Efficiency Cod. - OWNER/AGENT DATE • Cl • z-- :zy I hereby certify(*) that the Energy Efficiency Code. SYSTEM DESIGNER ARCHITECT MECHANICAL PLUMBING ELECTRICAL LIGHTING Review of the plans and specifica- tions covered by this calculation indicates compliance with the Florida Energy Efficiency Code. Before construction is completed, this building will be inspected for compliance in cordanc w' Wes- BUILDINY,O,FFICI Section 553.908, F o 'da St AL DATE• '-CZ - system design is in compliance with the Florida REGISTRATION/STATE BUILDING INFORMATION COMPLIANCE CHECK 401. -----GLAZING--ZONE 1------------------------------------------------ v- Elevation Type U SC VLT Shading Area(Sgft) ro Southeast Commercial 0.90 .5 .5 None 265 Southwest Commercial 0.90 .5 .5 None 265 Northwest Commercial 0.90 .5 .5 None 330 Total Glass Area in Zone 1 = 860 Total Glass Area = 860 402.------WALLS--ZONE 1------------------------------------------------ Elevation Type U Added R Gross(Sgft) Northeast L & Hvywt. Concrete Block + 8" L 0.149 5 2415 Southeast L & Hvywt. Concrete Block + 8" L '0.149 5 5704 Southwest L & Hvywt. Concrete Block + 8" L 0.149 5 7590 Northwest L & Hvywt. Concrete Block + 8" L 0.149 5 10184 Total Wall Area in Zone 1 = 25893 Total Gross Wall'Area = 25893 403.------DOORS--ZONE 1------------------------------------------------ Elevation Type U Area(Sgft) Total Door Area in Zone 1 = 0 Total Door Area = 0 404.------ROOFS--ZONE 1-------------------=---------------------------- Type Color U Added R Area(Sgft) Steel Sheet with 1" Insulation Medium 0.213 15 78700 q Total Roof Area in Zone 1 = 78700 Total Roof Area = 78700 405.------FLOORS-ZONE 1-------------------------------- =------------ Type R Area(Sgft) Slab on Grade/Uninsulated 0 78200 Total Floor Area in Zone 1 = 78200 Total Floor Area = 78200 406.------INFILTRATION -------------------------------------------------- Infiltration Criteria in 406.1.ABC.1 have been met. CHECK 407.------COOLING SYSTEMS----------------------------------------------- Type No Efficiency IPLV Tons 1. Water Cooled 2 7 7.5 400.00 408. -----HEATING SYSTEMS----------------------------------------------- Type No Efficiency BTU/hr 1. No Heating System 0 0 0 409.------VENTILATION --------------------------------------------------- Ventilation Criteria in 409.1.ABC.1 have been met. CHECK 410.-----AIR DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM---------------------------------------- AHU Type Duct Location R-value 1. Variable Air Volume (VAV) With Insulated Roof 4.5 411.-----PUMPS AND PIPING -ZONE 1--------------------------------------- Type R-value/in Diameter Thickness 1. Non -Circulating 0 0 0 412.-----WATER HEATING SYSTEMS -ZONE 1 ---------------------------------- Type Efficiency StandbyLoss InputRate Gallons 413.-----ELECTRICAL POWER DISTRIBUTION---------------------------------- A MOTORS --------------------------------------------------- I ----- Motor efficiencies in 414.1.ABC.1 have been met. 415.-----LIGHTING SYSTEMS -ZONE 1--------------------------------- -- Space Type No Control Type 1 No Control Type 2 No Watts Area(S t) Type B(Ser -1 Occupancy Sens 99 None 0 392850 157140 Total Watts for Zone 1 = 392850' Total Area for Zone 1 = 157140 Total Watts = 392850 Total Area = 157140 ICHECK Lighting criteria in 415.1.ABC have been met. 16. HVAC load sizing has been performed. (407.1.ABC.1) 17. Duct sizing and design have been performed. (410.1.ABC.1.2) 18. Testing and balancing will be performed. (410.1.ABC.4) Operation/maintenance manual will be provided to owner.(102.1) J® on d n Avoclatei Arcnitecti, Inc AAC 600468 August 17, 1994 4770 BISCAYNE BLVD.', SUITE 800, MIAMI, FL33137.305-377-0621 ® FAX 305-576-3245 Federal Express CITY OF SANFORD 300 North Park Avenue Sanford, FL 32771 Attn: Mr. Gary Winn, Chief Building Official Re: Burdines Department Store, Seminole Towne Center, Sanford, Florida Gary, Enclosed herein for our filing for a building permit for the Burdines store at the Seminole Towne Center are the following: One (1) Executed Application for Permit Three (3) signed/sealed sets of construction documents Nbl Four (4) sets of Energy calculations will be forwarded directly to you by our MEP Engineers, Best Griner & Associates. N As discussed in previous conferences with you, weare filing for the shell permit which includes the Architectural, Structural, Plumbing and Fire -Sprinkler Service for the referenced building as well as Landscaping (around the perimeter of the building). Separate permits will be applied for the HVA/C, Fire Sprinkler and Electrical portions of the work as well as the interior improvements -at a later date. 0 As previously discussed, we are out for bid at this time and once a contractor has been selected, he will complete the application for permit. If there is any problems in processing these permits under this procedure, please advise me immediately. Enclosures cc: Joe Flaherty Bernie Reiss Best Griner (Fred Hoffman) work\Burdines\Seminole\WinnCity.817 Job #2292 e" is ._ ..... .... .. DEVELOPMENT FEE WORKSHEET CITY OF SANFORD UTILITY - ADMIN. w' P. 0. BOX 1788 SANFORD, FL 32772-1788 Project Name: Date Owner/Contact Person: Phone Address: 14 e_ Cr-,eieA Type of Development: 4 1) RESIDENTIAL Type of Units (single family or multi -family): Total Number of Units: Type of Utility Connection individual connections or central water meter & common sewer tap): Water Meter Size (3/4 1", 2", etc.): REMARKS: 2) NONRESIDENTIAL Type of Units (commercial, industrial, etc.): Total Number of Buildings: Number of Fixture Units each building): Type of Utility Connection individual connections or central water meter & common sewer tap): Water Meter Size (3/4" 1", 2", etc.) REMARKS: S6 To QF CONNECTION FEE CALCULATION: REVISED 8/12/92 1) Water System Impact Fees Equivalent Residential Connection (ERC) - 300 Gallons Per Day (GPD) Residential - 650/Unit - Single family structure, or multi -family unit GRawPcontainingthree (3) bedrooms or more. 487.50/unit - Multi -family unit Mobile 2 nipk o AllorHomeunitcontaininglessthanthree (3) bedrooms. (This category is Type of Fixture or Group of Fixtures Fixture Unit Value based on judgement/assumption, estimation that such family units on average require 751 - 225 GPD Automatic clothes washer (2" standpipe) 3ofthewaterandsewerserviceofanaverage single family Bathroom group consisting of a water Closet, lavatoryunit.) bathtub or shower stall: Tank water closet 61 commercial - Flush valve water closet 8 650/ERU - Fixture unit schedule from Southern Plumbing Code 3 / O, Bathtub (with or without overhead shower) 2 will be used, One ERU will be charged for connection and up to twenty (2) fixture units. r Bidet f S7 rCombination sink -and -tray w/food waste grinder 3 For projects having more than twenty (20) fixture units the Impact Combination sink -and -tray w/one 1-1/2" trap 4 3FeewillbedeterminedbyincrementsofbasedonmultiplesfiveCombinationsink -and -tray w/separate 1-1/2" trap 3of (5) fixture units above the twenty (20) fixture unit I + U Dental unit or Cuspidor 1baseforthefirstERU. (Example: twenty-five I Dental Lavatory 125) fixture units will be rated as 1.25 eru; twenty-six (26) fixture J-7)— Drinking fountain , 1/2 1/2 h -4 = units will be rated as 1.5ERU.) Dishwasher, domestic /+ X 2 k Floor drains w/2" waste - 32) Sewer System Impact Fees j.j'U k Kitchen sink, domestic w/one .1-1/2" trap r 2 Equivalent Residential Connections 270 Gallons Per Day (GPD) Kitchen sink, w/food waste grinder Kitchen sink, w/food waste grinder & dishwasher 1-1/2" trap 3 Residential - Kitchen sink., domestic w dishwasher 1-1/2" trap 5 4 1700 Unit - Single family structure, or multi -family unit Lavatory w/1-1/4" waste/ 1 containing three (3) bedrooms or more. 1275/Unit w/1-1/2" waste /,Zk 2,,/ Multi -family unit or Mobile Home unit containing Laundry tray (1 or 2 compartments) 2lessthanthree (3) bedrooms. (This category isbased Shower stall, domestic 2onjudgement/assumption/estimation that such family Showers ( group) per headunitsonaveragerequire751ofwaterand sewer service of an average single family unit.) Sinks: Surgeons 3. Commercial - Industrial - Institutional 1700/ERU Flushing rim (with valve) Service ( trap standard) 8 3FixtureunitschedulefromSouthernPlumbingCodeService (P trap) 3h will be used. One ERU will be charged for connection and up to twenty (20) fixture units. Pot, scullery, etc. 'f = / X 2 4X 1 7 For projects having more than twenty (20) fixture Urinal, pedestal, syphon jet blowout g8 units the Impact Fee will be increments of 25% Urinal, wall lip 8 2 X Ic = 8basedonmultiplesoffive (5) fixture units above Urinal, stall, washout Z 4thetwenty (20) fixture unit base for the first ERU. (Example: twenty-five Urinal trough (each 6' section) 2fixtureunits will be rated as 1.25 ERU; twenty-sixy-six (26) fixture, I Wash sink ( cicircular or multiple) each set of faucets 2 units will be rated as 1.5 ERU.) Water closet, private (tank operation) 4 3. Water Meter Connection Fees Water closet, public (valve operation) C) _ IyFixturesnotlistedabove.* Trap 8 x / o size 1-1/4" or less 17 WATER METER SIZE Trap size 1-1/2" 2 3/4" $EE130. Trap size 2" 3 210. Trap size 1-1/2" 41-1/2" 400. 2" a Trap. size 500. 3" 00. or they install4" Trap. size 4" FLope`.pReference: Standard Plumbing Code, Table 1304.1 13-4 6kl - o 4,400. 6" 7,520520,, 4. or they install or they install page and Table 1304.2 page 13-5. 4. Sewer .Connection Pee 3 Fc AR. o Roof Pub Standard 4" Residential Connection - $260. Non-standard connection - TO BE DETERMINED.- w Y NOTE: ANY WATER OR SEWER TAP WORK THAT REQUIRES ANY STREET CUT OR TUNNELING OF THE PAVEMENT WILL BE AN ADDITIONAL $250 FOR EACH SUCH TAP. l d %AC t 3 /O•T NON. -01' 94 (TILE) 12:43 HOAR CONSTRUCTION TEL:205-969-2684 P. 002 H OA PEE1 lam' CONSTRUCY10N Nowernber 1, 1994 Building Department City of Sanford Y-,- Box 1788 Sanford, FL 33772 Dear Sir or Madame: 1900 International Park Drive 35243 P.O. Box 350900 Birmingham, Alabama 35236-0900 205) 969-1900 205) 969-2684 (Fax) I hereby authorize Paul LeGrone, Project Superintendent of the Burdines Department Store at Seminole Towne Center,to sign for the Building Permit for Hoar Construction under our State of Florida Licence number CG C009593. Sincerely, Wayne Hoar President Subscribed and sworn to me thhiis,/,,3t _day ofL r 9 9 V . Notat}- Pu lie, State ot` Alabama - at larLe. My Commission Expires: !1 I I Z i I e i I E I i I NOV. -iii' 94 (TN[I) I)8 4? HOAR CGNSTRUCTI()N UHOARCONttTFa<tJ crf o v November 1, 1994 Building Department City of Sanford P.O. Box 1788 Sanford, FL 32772 TEL:205-969-2684 P.002 1900 International Park Drive 35243 P.O. Box 360900 Birmingham, AJabania 35236-090D 205) 969-1900 205) 969-2684 (Fax Dear Sir or Madame: I hereby authorize Paul LeGrone, Project Superintendent of the Burdin.es Department Store at Seminole Towne Center,to sign for the Building Permit for Boar Construction under our State of Florida Licence number CG C009593. Subscribed and sworn to me this-L4& — r day of,,`i X 9 IV. nJ && I LJ .I P Nomry P'utllic, State Of Alabama ar large - My ConunissionExpires: Sincerely, Wayn`eH4o ar President CITY OF SANFORD, FLORIDA PERMIT NO 94 7 `7 DATE f r THE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY APPLIES FOR A PERMIT TO INSTALL THE FOL- LOWING PLUMBING WORK: OWNER'S NAME Federated Department. Store _i /(I C-5 r(onL en' I ,e-- ADDRESS OF JOB Seminole Towne Center,_Sanford,FL_ _ Florida Mechanical, DI1RADIAIG a nK]TD Inc. Rae rnmm X Subject to rules and regulations of Sanford plumbing code. Residential: I Number I Amount Alteration, Addition, Repair ! New Residential: One Water Closet_ Additional Water Closet Commercial: Fixtures. Floor Drain, Trap _ 81 _ 243 00 Sewerr 2 6_ 00 Water Piping 1 3 00 Gas Piping Factory -built housing Mobile Home Application Fee j I Off Minimum Commercial Permit: $25. 00 Total 262 00 Master Plu COMPETENCY CARD NO 1900 International Park Drive 35243 P.O. Box 360900 Birmingham, Alabama 35236-0900 205) 969-1900 205) 969-2684 (Fax) November 1, 1994 Building Department City of Sanford P.O. Box 1788 Sanford, FL 32772 Dear Sir or Madame: I hereby authorize Paul LeGrone, Project Superintendent of the Burdines Department Store at Seminole Towne Center,to sign for the Building Permit for Hoar Construction under our State of Florida Licence number CG C009593. Subscribed and sworn to me this /o day ofJJff& .,J 9 4V . Notary Pu lic, State of Alabama at large. My Commission Expires: Sincerely, Wayne Hoar President CITY OF SANFORD FIRE.DEPARTMENT FEES FOR SERVICES PHONE #: 407-322-4952 _ DATE: PERMIT #: BUSINESS NAME: 1' .. S o ADDRESS:)36 i PHONE NUMBER:( ) PLANS REVIEW TENT PERMIT BURN PERMIT REINSPECTION TANK PERMIT FIRE SYSTEM AMOUNT COMMENTS: Fees must be paid to Sanford Building Department, 300 N. Park Avenue, Sanford, Florida. Phone # 330-5656. Proof of payment must be made to Sanford Fire Prevention before any further services can take place. I certify that the above information is true and correct and that I will comply with all applicable code d ordinance(s)of the Ey of anford,j,rida. Sanford Fire Prevention licants ignature r' CITY OF SANFORD, FLORIDA PERMIT NO. q,57s:1(DATE THE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY APPLIES FOR A PERMIT TO INSTALL THE FOLLOWING H.A.R.V. MECHANICAL EQUIPMENT: 1 , OWNER'S NAME v2D i N C S e(T .k 5 r ADDRESS OF JOB 330 MECHANICAL CONTR. 7/L ioalP 02 d4V% RESIDENTIAL COMMERCIAL ` Subject to rules and regulations of Sanford mechanical code. NATURE OF WORK c.v OUTPUT aw I Naw L COMPETENCY CARD NO. LIMITED POWER OF ATTORNEY I hereby name and appoint Melissa Lohman of ADT Security Systems to be my lawful attorney in fact and apply to S N t__.. _.___--.---. for a Fire Alarm permit for work to be performed at a location described a s : Section_.._._____._ Town s h i P Range - ............ Lot Block Subdivision 17, _( ._ towac- w — -- ---_ — address of job) owner of property and address) and to sign my name and do all things necessary to this appointment. 1EQ type or print name of certified contractor, license#) JiEnatLI're of certified contractor) Personally known to me and acknowledged: Sworn to and subscribed before me this Op day of _ /Cl___l.._...__. _____ _.._._ A. D . 19S.- otar,y Public, Sta e of Florida) y C/o mmission Expires: l n LC /0/ GOO/ NOTARY PUBLIC; STATE OF FLORIDA At LAW ` MY COMMISSION EXPIRES JULY 30; 1 "S BONDED THRU HUCKLEBERRY & ASS0CLAT6S W ac STATE OF FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL REGULATION ELECT CON Tr:ACTuR" _ I r':'19/9 EF 00OC94; ' 9 4 9' 3 0 THE ALARM CO-NTRACTOR I NANIED BELOW I5 CERTIFIED UNDER THE PROVISIONS Cr= CHAPTER 439 r S.. FOR T."E YEAR ' EXPIRING AUC 31, 1995 CA! A:=G, ST_p1EN CREW•-^RY SYST-'-, DELTC':A FL' 3272 I GCVEavca DISPLAY IN A CONSPICUOUS PLACE 3c RECAEapv. ADDENDUM OWNER: BURDINE' S ADDRESS: 330 Towne Center Boulevard DATE: August 30, 1995 REASON FOR DISAPPROV CONDITIONAL AGREEMENT:_ Items to be completed prior to the SOFT OPENING September 1, 1995: 1. Striping at the Mall's entrance 2. Bulk clean up of the parking lot of debris and trash. 3. All construction areas be barricaded off from the Soft Opening Store's Areas. Conditions agreed to by Joe Cooper / Simon. 2;ga -) 's 9 Joe Coope / MSA ENGINEERING/P AN NG CITY MANAGER TRANSMISSION CONFIRMATION REPORT No.=001160 DATE/TIME AUG 24, 1.995 12: DURATION 596 TRANSMITTER 40Y 3,30 : 6 66 CFkOM, ENCI?E_LR I NG 3L I1!.D:NU j RECE= I VEER -- TO) ! " 322 74 PRlO S xM I l rE D 0,. F ql3 ; t RRORE.D ` i COMM. NiUI;L G ; j RE CLUTILIN ! NORMAL From SHER1,J : H WILLIAMS 2321 4 Fap G QL6C10 H1AJ& OS PHONE No. : 407 774 2067 Aug.16 19 2:20PM P02 AUG-16-'95 13:15 1A:FLAIIE CONTROL COATIN TEL NOs7AG2956303 It364 Paz r COATINGS, t P,O. Box 780, 4120 Hyde Park Blvd, Niagara Fpils, N.Y. 14302 USA FAX: (710) 2254303 TELEX: 400840 FLAME 0 1Fodup 1n ti.Qn Qz . rWW CONTROL 140. 173 AIRC T AM STZZL ZNTUMESCENT r1RE RESISTANT COATING COMPOUND lroduot Descrilet ionc Flame control No. 173 Ls a highly flexiule intumescent typo fire resistant costing. Tt was developed primarily for the aircraft industry ae an economical moono of affording maximum lire protection to lightweight metals, such as aluminum, magnesium, etc:.. No, 173 is also suitable for .application to iron, steel, atructursl steel, and other surfaces where maximum fire protection coupled with a highly flexible, abraeion resistant, smooth finish is desired. When attacked by fire and/oai high heat, the costing puffs up (intumesoes) and .*oxmo A thick, donee lire barrier, thus affording maximum burn through (lire) protection. This foam layer retards the pehetration of heat to the substrate, thus inaulating the surface. Flame Control No. 173 poscosses outstanding properties in the following categories. Fire resistant (thermal insulating and burn through protection), adhesion to primed and bare aluminum, metal, and allay substrates, flexibility, and crack resistance under continuous vibrating condition*. Aluminum_ s 2024-T3 aluminum panels 0.050 inches thick, coated with No. 173, to a dry film thickness of 0.033 inches, have sucoessfully gassed the standard FAA 2000F fire toot, while being subjected to simulated engine take -off and operating conditions.. The coated panels completed the FAA 15 minute requirements, with approximately a S0e time safety margin (in excesa of 22 minutse before failure). stool - RAPID-TIMPERATURE-RISE Fire Condition: W10 X 49 (W250 X 80) steel coated with Flame Control No. 173 at various coverage rates, and evaluated in accordance with the performance criteria as outlined in TJL-1700 Rapid -Rise fire test, did not exceed the parmissible stool temperature performance Criteria of IOOOF (538C) average, 120OF (649C) maximum, as specified in UL-1709 and ASTM E-119 (UL-263, ULC-8101, NFPA-251) for period& up to two (2) hours, r1J% R26I0TANT COVERAGS 9 OPERTIES YiA"lL6 1 hour 50 sq.ft./US gal. (1.23 mZ/L) 32 mils (0.91 min) 1. 5 hours 35 sq.ft./U6 gal. (0.56 m2/L) 46 mile (1.17 mm) 2 hours 17 eq.ft./US gal. (0.42 m2/L) 95 mils (2,41 ims) 110 034 . fire test on lightweight structural mtk^l hnlumns doro,nstratoc the ability of No. 173 to retard structural steel £ailuro for periods up to one (1) hour in scaordanve with the International atandaird TAO aid, tmRximmn ateel tatroorntere 942P 450G))• Aircrafti Follow applicable aircraft painting specification and procaduros, if not oreeiri d, oontmot Pia," control fox paroeetusro. MANUPAUTUriER5 OF FIRE RETARDANT PAINTS, VARNISHES, MASTICS AND CH WICALS Date started. The Building Department has prepared a certificate of occupancy for the above locationandisrequestingafinalinspectionbyyourdepartment. After your inspection, please come to the Building Department to sign -off on theCertificateofOccupancy, or submit a certificate of occupancy addendum if it has beendenied. Your prompt attention will be appreciated. Thank you. Distribut;on: Engineering Fire Public Works Utilities 2.-ecz,J Zoning i Date Started: CITY OF SANFORD, FLORIDA Request for Final Inspection for ertificate,o ccu an"cf)uid tojeo5 ADDRESS:Cr The Building Department has prepared a certificate of occupancy for the above locationandisrequestingafinalinspectionbyyourdepartment. ° After your inspection, please come to the Building Department to sign -off on theCertificateofOccupancy, or submit a certificate of occupancy addendum if it has beendenied. ° Your prompt attention will be appreciated. Thank you. ° Distributon: Engineering Fire Public W rks utilitles2 J/YJ Zoning lei9DateStarted: CITY OF O•D FLORIDA est for Final Inspection for ertificat• of Occupancy ADDRESS: The 'Building Department has prepared a certificate of occupancy for the above locationandisrequestingafinalinspectionbyyourdepartment. After your inspection, please come to the Building Department to sign -off on theCertificateofOccupancy, or submit a certificate of occupancy addendum if it has beendenied. Your prompt attention will be appreciated. Thank you. DistribuLon: Engineering Fire Public W rks . s Utllitl@S/L J Zoning Date Started: - CITY O•D FLORIDA FinalRequestforInspectionfor ia..rtificate e,', Occupancy ADDRESS: The Building Department has prepared a certificate of occupancy for the above locationandisrequestingafinalinspectionbyyourdepartment. After your inspection, please come to the Building Department to sign -off on theCertificateofOccupancy, or submit a certificate of occupancy addendum if it has beendenied. Your prompt attention will be appreciated. Thank you. Distribution: Engineering Fire "` Public W rksUtllltl@SYU/zUj Zoning lot Q'51 y I S' 19 C)cnpD 3nd S Date Started: ADDRESS: The Building Department has prepared a certificate of occupancy for the above locationandisrequestingafinalinspectionbyyourdepartment. AfterYour inspection, please come to the Building Department to sign -off on theCertificateofOccupancy, or submit a certificate of occupancy addendum if it has beendenied. Your prompt attention will be appreciated. Thank you. Distribution: Engineering Fire a "` Public W rks Utilities2-eci,J Zoning ® 93 CITY OF SANFORD, FLORIDA APPLICATION FOR BUILDING PERMIT W71 PERMIT ADDRESS 330 Towne Center Circle, Sanford PERMIT NUMBER Total Contract Price of Job $180,00.00 Total Sq. Ft. 77900 Describe Work New Roof Type of Construction GAF Roofing System Flood Prone (YES) (NO) Number of Stories Number of Dwellings Zoning Occupancy: Residential Commercial Industrial LEGAL DESCRIPTION TAX I.D. NUMBER lease attach printout from Seminole County) OWNER Federated Department Stores PHONE NUMBER 513-579-7388 ADDRESS 7 West 7th Street CITY Cinncinati,: Ohio STATE Ohio ZIP 45202 TITLE HOLDER (IF OTHER THAN OWNER) ADDRESS CITY STATE ZIP BONDING COMPANY ADDRESS CITY STATE ZIP ARCHITECT Johnson Associates Architects, Inc. ADDRESS 4770 Biscavne Blvd. CITY Miami, STATE FL ZIP 33137 MORTGAGE LENDER ADDRESS CITY STATE ZIP CONTRACTOR CEI FLORIDA, INC. PHONE NUMBER 407-668-0154 ADDRESS P.O. Box 1600 ST. LICENSE NUMBER CITY DeBary STATE FL ZIP 32713-1600 Application is hereby made to obtain a permit to do the work and installations as indicated. I certify that no work or installation has commenced prior to the issuance of a permit and that all work will be performed to meet standards of all laws regulating construction in this jurisdiction. I understand that a separate permit must be secured for ELECTRICAL, PLUMBING, MECHANICAL, SIGNS, POOLS, ETC. OWNER'S AFFIDAVIT: I certify that all the foregoing information is accurate and that all work will be done in compliance with all applicable laws regulating construction and zoning. A COPY OF THE RECORDED COPY OF THE NOTICE OF COMMENCEMENT WILL BE POSTED ON THE JOB SITE WITH PERMITS NO LATER THAN SEVEN (7) DAYS AFTER THE PERMIT HAS BEEN ISSUED. FAILURE TO RECORD A NOTICE OF COMMENCEMENT MAY RESULT IN YOU PAYING TWICE FOR THE IMPROVEMENTS TO YOUR PROPERTY. IF YOU INTEND TO OBTAIN FINANCING, CONSULT WITH YOUR LENDER OR AN ATTORNEY BEFORE RECORDING YOUR NOTICE OF COMMENCEMENT. NOTICE: In addition to the requirements of this permit, there may be additional restrictions applicable to this property that may be found in the public records of this county, and there may be additional permits required from other governmental entities such as water management districts, state agencies, or federal agencies. ACCEPTANCE OF PERMIT IS VERIFICATION THAT I WILL NOTIFY THE OWNER OF THE PROPERTY OF THE REQUIR TS OF FLORIDEN LAW, FS71379 7 m In a Signature of ne Agent & Date Signature of Contractor & Date 0 1< h Q'U Ronald H. Martin, President H c z Type or Print Owner/Agent Name Type or Print Contractor's Name d x f^!'. 7 e ( D Z Z w ignatu of Notary & Date Signat re of Notary Date NN s'iTH (Or?f7 al Seal ) I rt W COMMISSION d CC 297586 (}FPICIA.L NOTARY SEAL EXPIRES: June 27, 1997 GE0T, , !A A FOFING o BoiMeO? hru NMazy PubNc Undermrtlters ;arnt SAID, W, YLOTZIDA JCo- I&..4_waI{3N NO. CC25i"t5 11QY Cot,6hlS51c, N, Exp Al , Date: Radon Police Fire Road Impact Application G a 3 0 0 E x ro Q m -i a w a o 4 o ro W o P 4 oa o o >, z a E- Application Approved BY: FEES: Building Open Space PERMIT VALIDATION: CHECK CASH DATE BY ORIGINAL (BUILDING) YELLOW (CUSTOMER) PINK (COUNTY TAX OFFICE) GOLD (CO. ADMIN) THIS APPLICATION. USED FOR WORK VALUED. $2500.00 OR MORE 3 b a) 4J U b 0 4 w a O CITY OF SANFORD, FLORIDA T (dxV-,JAPPLICATION FOR F bl'LDING PERMIT 3 PERMIT ADDRESS A - Q ((J Total Contract Price of Job 3 '^^ Describe Work I I W PERMIT NUMBER "/ 5-- C)+1 Total Sq. Ft. Ito 016 QO Type of Construction My AFlood Prone (YES) Number of Stories ,a Number of Dwellings N-A Zoning Occupancy: Residential Commercial 4/' Industrial LEGAL DESCRIPTION (please attach printout from Seminole County) TAX I.D. NUMBER TITLE HOLDER (IF OTHER THAN OWNER) ADDRESS CITY BONDING COMPANY ADDRESS CITY ARCHITECT fSBS r;n er 4- ADDRESS ; r CITY -' 4. r4-,pr c 11ro MORTGAGE LENDER ADDRESS CITY :~ STATE STATE i 13 rfk STATE STATE BER Sl 3 - 5:79- 7_239 ZIP ZIP zip 33713 ZIP CONTRACTOR PHONE NUMBER 116-1-t3/ -7 ADDRESS q-9 ST. LICENSE NUMBER CITY Lp KJ STATE- ZIP .327SA Application is hereby made to obtain a permit to do the work and installations as indicated. I certify that no work or installation has commenced prior to the issuance of a permit and that all work will be performed to meet standards of all laws regulating construction in this jurisdiction. I understand that a separate permit must be secured for ELECTRICAL, PLUMBING, MECHANICAL, SIGNS, POOLS, ETC. OWNER' S AFFIDAVIT: I certify that all the foregoing information is accurate and that all work will be done in compliance with all applicable laws regulating construction and zoning.. A COPY OF THE RECORDED COPY OF THE NOTICE OF COMMENCEMENT WILL BE POSTED ON THE JOB SITE WITH PERMITS NO LATER THAN SEVEN (7) DAYS AFTER THE PERMIT HAS BEEN ISSUED. FAILURE TO RECORD A NOTICE OF COMMENCEMENT MAY RESULT IN YOU PAYING TWICE FOR THE IMPROVEMENTS TO YOUR PROPERTY. IF YOU INTEND TO OBTAIN FINANCING, CONSULT WITH YOUR LENDER OR AN ATTORNEY BEFORE RECORDING YOUR NOTICE OF COMMENCEMENT. NOTICE: In addition to the requirements of this permit, there may be additional restrictions applicable to this property that may be found in the public records of this county, and there may be additional permits required from other governmental entities such as water management districts, state agencies, or federal agencies. ACCEPTANCE OF PERMIT IS VERIFICATION THAT I WILL NOTIFY THE OWNER OF THE PROPERTY OF THE REQUIREMENTS OF FLORIDA LIEN LAW, FS713. /11 C D 0 1OA00nrrI D En D. O ti Signature of Owner/Agent & Date SignLt e -of Contractor Date a Rp e / T r 4CJ K Z Type or Print Owner/Agent Name Type or Pr- Con ractor's Name x O D Signature of Notary & Date Official Seal) S, igrr e of Notary & Date Offi i Wy' Cw nww'mnGC3S2M E* piras.Mw,07, CM O or ded by,A'N8 q j oQ ii0.85 7s ro "i'1 i ' tF@Fit n p V-i C w 3 o ro o iZ r-I H N M w c 0 4 o 0 c) a) Iz° aH Application Appr Ted BY: Date:v< , FEES: Building b Rado Police 'Fire D•00 Open Space Roa Impact Application 00 PERMIT VALIDATION: CHECK CASH DATE BY ORIGINAL ( BUILDING) YELLOW (CUSTOMER) PINK (COUNTY TAX OFFICE) GOLD (CO. ADMIN) THIS APPLICATION USED FOR WORK VALUED $2500.00 OR MORE D a 1 K STATE OF FLORIDA I' OFFICE OF TREASURER FM07222 DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE TALLAHASSEE, FLORIDA xT S-TATE FIRE MARSHAL CERTIFICATE OF COMPETENCY I TH[S CERTIf-IES THAT: PETER AMATO 799 EIENNETT DRIVE LONGWOOD* FL 32750 `. BUSINESS ORGANIZATION: SOUTHEAST FIRE SPRINKLERS INC pp CONTRACTOR I I IS LIMITED TO THE EXECUTION OF CONTRACTS REQUIRING THE ABILITY Tp I LAYOUT• FABRICATE. INSTALL• INSPECT, ALTER, OR SERVICE WATER SPRINKLER SYSTEMS* WATER SPRAY SYSTEMS, FOAM -WATER SPRINKLER SYSTEMS, FOAM -WATER SPRAY SYSTEMS STANDPIPES• CO'ABINATION STANDPIPES AND SPRINKLER RISERS• EXCLUDING PRE-ENGINEERED SYSTEMS* ; J Ww TREASURER ,.. 1071 O.1 94 07 16 17 092504000187 4357190004 150.00 06 30 95 INSURANCE COMMISSIONER ISSUE DATE TYPE CLASS COUNTY LICENSE OR PERMIT NUMBER APPLICATION TA%ES & fEES C CODE Y EX IATEON FIRE MARSHAL y CITY OF SANFORD FI.RE.DEPARTMENT FEES FOR SERVICES PHONE #:-Z07-322-4952 DATE: ) 4 PERMIT #: BUSINESS NAME: ADDRESS: '33 PHONE NUMBER:( ) PLANS REVIEW TENT PERMIT BURN PERMIT REINSPECTION TANK PERMIT FIRE SYSTEM AMOUNT $ COMMENTS: c/) S' Fees must be paid to Sanford Building Department, 300 N. Park Avenue, Sanford, Florida. Phone # 330-5656. Proof of payment must be made to Sanford Fire Prevention before any further services can take place. Sanfor,VF'T're Prevention I certify that the above information is true and correct and that I will comply with all applicable codes and ordinances of the City of Sanford, Florida. AlVplicants Signature Security Systems 803 South Orlando Avenue ouioex Winter Park, Florida 32789 June 7, 1995 Richard A. Cohen Sanford Fire Dept. 1303 S. French Ave. Sanford, Florida 32771 " RE: BURDINES— SANFORD TOWNE CENTER -- REVISION Dear Richard: ADT requests approval to revise permit 95-1442 as per the attatched correspondence from Johnson Associates. We have divided the store's first and second floors into 501x50' squares (these squares are highlighted on the blueprints). In the squares that are above the sales floor, we will install one hornstrobe on the ceiling, in the approximate center of each square. This will add 21 hornstrobes to the total number of devices. The current draw for the 21 hornstrobes is .243432 ah. Adding that to the existing ah draw (17.744382), makes a total of 17.987814 ah draw. The current battery backup of 24 hrs is still sufficient for this system. Please contact me at 628-5050 with any questions. Sincerely, Melissa Lohman 06/02/95 .15:41 CORPORATE SECURITY - BURDINES + 95705221rr1JbU: Nu.3b! Wel 06/02/95 15:19; FEDERATED DEFT STORES 30S 83S 3000 NO.340 IP02 4770Nl AYNi1BLYP.. SUITE 600,MIAWFL33737$3051377021OFAX305.576.3245 AA09" MPAORANDUM PHONE CONVERSATION 01443: Burdines, 5eminoie Towne Center, Sanford, Florida Subjed_ Phone conversation betwaan Richard Cohen, City of Sanford Marshall Office, and Terry A. Siegal i on May 31, 1995 Raareling r_alling FAsumad sstro6a lights From: Terry A. Small Date: June 1, 1995 1. Wchardl Cohen advifred that the strobe itghts can be mounted on the ceiling provided that they comply with alt requirements of NF'PA 72. I ;Copies of portions of NFPA 72 discussed are attached. (Sections 6-3,71, 64,41 Table 604.4.1 N.) TAS i Attachrnertts>s cc: ;Richard, Cohan w/enclosuresf Tom hoc asrghlln wlenclosures tfawmaip Dave Nielsen W/enciosums (faximail) Richard K. Johnson, AIA au Mow,Aaaeroro.:, Ns a ; JUN- 5-95 MON 8:02 305 428 2987 P.02 INSPECTION, TESTING, AND MAINTENANCE 72-97 6-6 Supplementary Visible Signaling Method. A supple- mentary visible appliance is intended to augment an audi- ble or visible signal. From NFPA 72G, 3-2.2.1] 6-6.1 A supplementary visible appliance shall comply with its marked rated performance. From NFPA 72G, 3-2.2.2] 6-6.2 Supplementary visible notification appliances shall be permitted to be located less than 80 in. (2 m) above the floor. From NFPA',2G, 5-2.1.5] 6-7 Coded Appliance Characteristics. All requirements for noncoded appliances shall be met. In addition, the appli- ances shall differentiate several bits or units of information from all other information conveyed by that appliance. From NFPA 72G, 6-1.1] 6-8 Textual Audible Appliances. 6-8.1 Performance. The textual appliance shall repro- duce normal voice frequencies. 6-8.2 Loudspeaker Appliance. The sound level in dBA of the loudspeaker appliance evacuation tone signals of the particular mode installed shall comply with all the require- ments in 6-3.1. From NFPA 72G, 7-2.1.1) 6-8.3 Location of Loudspeaker Appliances. Where ceil- ing heights permit, wall -mounted loudspeaker appliances shall have their tops at heights above the finished floors of not less than 90 in. (2.30 m) and below the finished ceilings of not less than 6 in. (0.15 m). This does not preclude ceiling -mounted or recessed appliances. From NFPA 72G. 7-4.1] 6-8.3.1 Where loudspeaker/visible appliances are installed, the height of the installed appliance shall comply with 6-4.4. Exception: Combination loudspeaker/visible appliances installed in sleeping areas shall comply with 6-4.4.3. New paragraphs] 6-8.4 Telephone Appliance. The telephone appliance shall be in accordance with EIA Tr 41.3, Telephones. 6-8.5 Location of Telephone Appliances. Wall -mounted telephone appliances or related jacks shall be of convenient heights not to exceed 66 in. (1.7 m), except that where accessible to the general public, one telephone appliance per location should be no higher than 54 in. (1.37 m) with clear access to the wall at least 30 in. (0.76 m) wide. From NFPA 72G, 7-4.2] 6-9 Textual Visible Appliances. New title] 6-9.1 The temporary textual visible appliance shall be a nonstorage display that produces either visible alphanu- tnerics subtending a character angle to the observing eNe of not less than 10 minutes of arc or visible pictorial images. From NFPA 72G, 8-2.11 6-9.1.1 The alphanumeric display shall have an equiva- lent minimum 7 by 5 matrix character definition, a mini- mum grey scale contrast as defined by 10 shades of grey, and a character retentivity from 1/2 minute to 5 minutes. From NFPA 72G, 8-2.1.11 6-9.1.2 The pictorial display shall have a minimum of 250 line scan per frame, a minimum of 250 points per line scan, each arranged on a scale of 10 shades of grey, and shall have 30 frames per second. The display shall have an aspect ratio of 1:1.33. From NFPA 72G, 8-2.1.2] 6-9.1.3 The permanent textual visible appliance shall be a storage display that produces retrieved alphanumerics or retrieved pictorial images defined in accordance with 6-9.1. The retrieval time for the permanent textual visible appli- ance shall be not less than 1 year. From NFPA 72G, 8-2.21 6-9.2 Location. All textual visible appliances in the pri- vate mode shall be located in rooms accessible only to those persons directly concerned with the implementation and direction of emergency action initiation and procedure in the areas protected by the fire alarm system. From NFPA 72G, 8-4.11 Exception: In the lobby of a building where required by the authority having jurisdiction. From NFI?A 72G, 8-4.1 Exception] Chapter 7 Inspection, Testing, and Maintenance 7-1 General. 7-1.1 This chapter covers the requirements for the inspection, testing, and maintenance of the fire alarm sys- tems described in Chapters 3 and 4 and for their initiation and notification components described in Chapters 5 and 6. The testing and maintenance- requirements for house- hold fire warning equipment are located in Chapter 2. New paragraph] 7-1.1.1 Inspection, testing, and maintenance programs shall satisfy the requirements of this code and the equip- ment manufacturer's instructions. From NFPA 72E, 8-1.2 modified] 7-1.1.2 Nothing in this chapter is intended to prevent the use of other test methods or testing devices, provided these other methods or devices are equivalent in effectiveness and safety and meet the intent of the requirements of this chapter. From NFPA 72, 1-3.2, and NFPA 72H, 1-1.3 modified] 7-1.2 The owner or his designated representative shall be responsible for inspection, testing, and maintenance of the system and alterations or additions to this system. Delegation of responsibility shall be in writing, with a copy of such dele- gation made available to the authority having jurisdiction. From NFPA 72E, 8-1.3, 8-1.3.1; and NFPA 72, 2-5.4 modified] 1993 Edition r a 72-96 NATIONAL FIRE ALARM CODE 20' 30' 40 50, 20' { 30' '{ 40' 1 50' Figure 6-4.4.1 Room spacing allocation for wall -mounted visible appliances Note: The above is based on locating the visible signaling appliance at the halfway distance of the longest wall. In square rooms with appliances not cen- tered or nonsquare rooms, the effective intensity (cd) from one visible signal- ing appliance shall be determined by maximum room size dimensions obtained either by the distance to the farthest wall or b) double the distance to the fur- thest adjacent mall, whichever is greater, as shown in Table 6-4.4.1(a). Table 6-4.4.1(a) Room Spacing Allocation for Wall -Mounted Visible Appliances Minimum Required Light Output, Candela (cd) Effective Intensity) Two Lights per Four Lights Room (Located per Room Maximum One Light on Opposite One Light Room Size Per Room (cd) Walls) (cd) per Wall) (cd 20' x 20'. 15 30' x 30' 30 15 40' x 40' 60 30 15 50' x 50' 95 60 30 60' x 60' 135 95 30 70' x 70' 185 110 60 80' x 80' 140 60 90' x 90' 180 95 100' x 100' 95 110' x 110' 135 120' x 120' 160 130' x 130' 185 6-4.4.3* Sleeping Areas. 6-4.4.3.1 Smoke detectors shall be installed in accordance with the applicable requirements of Chapter 2 and Chapter 5. 6-4.4.3.2 Table 6-4.4.3 applies to sleeping areas having no linear dimension greater than 16 ft (4.87 m). For larger rooms, the visible notification appliance shall be located within 16 ft (4.87 m) of the pillow. Table 6-4.4.1(b) Room Spacing Allocation for Ceiling -Mounted Visible Appliances Minimum Required Light Output, Candels (cd) Effective Intensity) Maximum Maximum Ceiling Room Size Height One Light (cd) 20' x 20' 10, 15 30' x 30' 10, 30 40' x 40' 10, 60 50' x 50' 10, 95 20' x 20' 20' 30 30' x 30' 20' 45 40' x 40' 20' 80 50' x 50' 20' 115 20' x 20' 30' 55 30' x 30' 30, 75 40' x 40' 30, 115 50' x 50' 30' 150 NOTE 1: Where ceiling heights exceed 36 ft, visible signaling appliances shall be suspended at or below 30 ft or wall -mounted in accordance with Table 6-4.4.1(a). NOTE 2: The above is based on locating the visible signaling appliance at the center of the room. Where it is not located at the center of the room, the effective intensit) (cd) shall be determined b) doubling the distance from the appliance to the farthest wall to obtain the maximum room size. Table 6-4.4.2 Corridor Spacing Allocation for Wall -Mounted Visible Appliances Minimum Number of 15-cd Corridor Length (ft) Visible Appliances Required 0 - 30 1 31 - 130 2 131 - 230 3 231 - 330 4 331 - 430 5 431 - 530 6 Table 6-4.4.3 Effective Intensity Requirements for Sleeping Area Visible Notification Appliance Distance from Ceiling to Top of Lens Intensity greater than or equal to 24" 110 cd less than 24" 177 cd 6-4.4.4 Where visible appliances are required, a mini- mum of one appliance shall be installed in the concen- trated viewing path such as might be experienced in such areas as classrooms, theater stages, etc. From NFPA 72G, 5-2.1.41 6-5 Visible Characteristics, Private Mode. Visible signals used in the private mode shall be adequate for their intended purpose. From NFPA 72G, 3-3.1] 1993 Edition derate 1'esr Se ant h trrr cincn 7n;r ,41,,Chuzf7?17Tf5fF_IR7, 1ETApril2. 7, 199i IVIr. CarCitv of srSeminoleiSub• ect: $ u dine 5rriin I TameCeritiJ RE; Permitnent Poweronnectton' n. Deal' W, , Winn: The a nnectton of Pei power to ou,-'%utl.ding,is sebeduled during the first week- of May, As I ur derso;ind The C'ibl of ',anfox-d b1i no tam for permanent oi?wer, therefore I hor , rhi• latter-zerve; the pmW se l is'' understood that permanent power n no way allows our store to open tar business. ur only intent in estahiishing permanent power is to allow for the hook-up nd,op ration our meella ic a.l sterm and the completion of our ir terio"i- finishes and. fix-timng. t .Ptthermore, we intend to merchandise our building in phases only after the Fire l,irshall' has re lz ewed and approved our life safety: systems and open for bus in:ss upon re( 'apt of Certificate or TetnzxoraTy C i. rtificate of occupancy. if vi,;- ii-have am' quity4tloils reg. jdinfT ibis ISSLIe please contact rife at -10-705 cc:. r a McC,agl to job File David Nielsen, Federated Depanment Stores Paul i:., e(7jra)ne, Hoar Constriction Bi0oaaningdal's, The. Bon Marche - Sullock's Burdines •.'Goldsmith' s • Jordan Varsh • Lazarus Mac}'s • Rich' s - Stem', aeropostale • Charter Club Macy's Close- out Bl000mingdale's By Nflaia Southeast Fire Sprinklers, Inc. February 21, 1995 799 Bennett Drive o Longwood, FI 32750 0 (407) 331-7464 P.O. Box 526100 o Longwood, FI 32752-6100 I, Peter F. Amato, hereby authorize Lawrence Mitchell to obtain a permit under my certificate for the Fire Sprinkler System at the following jobsite: Burdines @ The Seminole Towne Center Mall Sanford, Florida Peter F. Amato License #092504000187 The foregoing instrument was acknowledged before me this 21 day of February , 1994 by Peter F. Amato who is personally known to me. 00 Notary's Signature S y,- C l RGRNotary's Name (Printed) 3S3b-Do Notary's Serial Number tMY, A FAYE CARTER My Commission CC3== Expires Mar. 07.1998 Bonded by ANB 800-852-5878 tiYE CARTER My Commission CC353520 Expires Mar. 07.1998 Bonded by ANB 800-852-5878 AUG-29 95 07:38 FROM:THE POOLE & KENT CO. 813.853-2515 TO:14073305666 PAGE:02/02rrioii vvv r .. BAY TO BAY ING2 INC. VAD PAMPA. B FZ;i 33695-W42 813) 949-6380 (913) 949-8723 (813) 949-3152 FAX NO. (813) 949-Ml August 28. 1993 Poole & Kent P O Hole 4496 Tampa, P1 33671 Attu: Mr Al Perez Ref: &wdinea at Seminole Towne Sub: Test & Balance Gentlemen: Confirming our conversation we will forward handwritten copies of the Burdines T & B report on 8/30. The printed copies of the report will be completed on 8/31 and sent to you. We have found the system components and systams to be in good working order. All of the major pieces of equipmw $re operating whhin the to% tbterance of design conditions. Please refer to the report for specific readings on air distribution. etc. . Call if you have any questions or there is any way we can be of help. sinctmly, AW Marts Woehrle 01-A Mr. Mike Osborn Burdines Department Stores 22 E. Flagler Street Miami, Florida 32101 i 01 San-f °*Ltd, Flo rjddP.O. Box 1788 - 32772-1788 Telephone (407) 330-5601 Fax (407) 330-5666 Burdines Department Stvre (Seminvle -Tow"ne Cente"r"1G1a11) Cenificdte of Occupancy Dear Mr. Osborn: August 21, 1995 This letter is in follow-up to our telephone conversation of August 16, 1995. From our discussion, it is my understanding that you believe the subject facility is or will be complete and ready for issuance of a Certificate of Occupancy, approved by our Building Official and Fire Marshal. Seminole Towne Center Mall is classified as a "development of regional impact". As a result, a number of infrastructure requirements were established which are to be met before the Mall may open for business. Construction and completion of public access roads including Towne Center Boulevard, St. Johns Parkway, and North Towne Road is a requirement contained in the Development Order. The City of Sanford through its Community Redevelopment Agency is funding and constructing these roads. In order to assure that Development Order requirements are met, I will be holding the actual issuance of Certificates of Occupancy until completion of road construction. At present, we have completed installation of the asphalt friction course, and are waiting a reasonable cure time prior to installation of thermal plastic pavement markings. Although completion is somewhat weather dependent, I anticipate being able to release Certificates of Occupancy for facilities which are actually completed on or about September 1, 1995. Should totally unforeseen weather conditions preclude completion of the road improvements prior to September 1, I will have no objection to approving a Special Event to cover the Grand Opening gala you are planning for the evening of August 31st, however any subsequent store opening for sales will be dependent on issuance of the Certificate of Occupancy. I hope the foregoing answers questions and concerns you have regarding schedules for completion, your Grand Opening gala, and the issuance of the Certification of Occupancy. Please contact me if you have any questions. WAS/acd cc: 'Biiilding. Official_ l Fire Marshal Joe Cooper, MSA aAlcucr\Burdi" es Very ul y rs, m A. Simmons, P.E. City Manager The Friendly City" A From: CHARLES D. OROVER To: B.O. GARY MNN Date: 8117/95 Time:18:33:01 Page 3 of 12 CITY OF SANFORD BUILDING DEPARTMENT SEMINOLE TOWNE CENTER OFFICE JuK, 7,1995 1 I0,'1r C011&t7'tcticn1, Co. Seminole Towne Circle Sanfirrd_FT,. hi Jule 7,1995 1 performed an Electrical tnspeclicin of"Tli7e— P,ctrcitneti":Store"foi thy, p ti-pose oas e s fixmd_ , 1.) Cover plates missing. The Fleclrical system is approved R)r a T.C.O. S Charles D. Grover, C.C.A. Chief'Code Analyst From: CHARLES D. GROVER To: B.O. GARY MNN Date: 8117195 Time: 18:34:19 Page 7 of 12 . CITY OF SANFORD BUILDING DEPARTMENT SEMINOLE TOWNE CENTER OFFICE Jtily 7.1995 I l(war CC)11stY'Lictlon, Cc). Seminole Towne Circle Sanlirrd,FL. RF: Rurdines hi July 7,1995 1 perfirrmed it Plumbing inspection ol'the Rurdines Store lirr the purpose ol'a T.C.O. The folloNving items were (bUnd. 1) Instal \eater coolers 1 st. floor. 2) 1st floor men's room repair 1 W.C. I,)AATMer test report. CA A4,1 The Plumbing system is .approved for a T.C.O. FINAL INSPECTION APPROVED ALL ITEMS CLEARED. Charles ll; Grover, C.C.A. Chid Code Analyst From: CHARLES 0. GROVER To: B.O. GARY MNN Date: 8/17195 Time: 18:30:21 Page 11 of 12 CITYY OF SA1.iFORD BUILDING DEPARTMENT SEMINOLE TOWNE CENTER OFFICE July 7,1995 I li,sr• Ct ftstY•LtGt'ic it. Ci,. Seminole Towne Circle San1'Ord,FT,. RF: Rurdines Oil July 7,1995 T conducted an inspection of•The Rurdines Stare f rr the purpose of' a T.C.O.. The 16I1owing items were IbUnd. 1) Nail in floor stairway t,4. zZ' (2)1 landrails missing extcrior cast ctits. 3) Patch hole in electric closets. 4) Coniplctc stall in restr'oonis. 5) Hurricane shutters open when ever occupied. A T.C.Q. is hereby ~ranted for the Burd nes Store hi the Seltunole Towne Center Mall for the purpose of stockuig. The T.C.O. is good for employee occupancy only. The T.C.O. many be rescuided at and, tune if the above items are not completed Your servant_ Charles D, Grover, C.C.A. Chie(•Code Analyst From: CHARLES D. OROVER To: B.O. GARY VANN Date: 8l17l85 Time:18:33:20 Page 4 of 12 CITY OF SANFORD BUILDING DEPARTMENT SEMINOLE TOWNE CENTER OFFICE July 771995 Hoar Construction, Co. Sctiiitiolc '1'ownc circic Sanford, L. RE: Burdines On July 7,1995 1 pertomicd a. Mcchanical inspcction of tlic Burdincs Storc for tlic purpose of a T.C.O. the following itcni was found. 1) Il 1'cst aiid Balasicc rcport rcquircd. The mcchanical system is aipprovcd for a T.C.U. Charles D. Cirovcr. C.C.A. Chief Cods Analyst HYDRAULIC SUMMARY SYSTEM 2 REMOTE AREA 1 i UPPER LEVEL STORAGE JANUARY 14, 1995 JOB NAME. BURDINES @ SEMINOLE TOWN CENTER i ADDRESS SANFORD, FLORIDA DESCRIPTION OF HAZARD SALES AREA AHJ LOCAL FIRE MARSHAL / STATE FIRE MARSHAL / FMED i CALCULATIONS BY: R SALEN i######1E#'k#1E1liF F'.FiFiFiF##'.E'iF####E'iF#E'7I7#'7f####'iF'3E###iF###I"iE'irtiF-iF#'fFtiF# # AREA CALCULATED 3000 SOFT DENSITY- .17 GPM/SQFT HOSE ALLOWANCES 50 GPM INSIDE 200 GPM OUTSIDE i TOTAL DEMAND 912.95 GPM AT 57.18 PSI i---------------------- WATER SUPPLY - STATIC E5 PSI RESID.45.10PSI 1500 GPM ELEV. LOCATION NODE 0 PUMP DATA : RATED CAPACITY - - GPM AT - PSI ELEV. - LOCATION - TANK DATA: CAPACITY GAL. ELEV. LOCATION - REMARKS: A 10% SAFETY FACTOR HAS BEEN DEDUCTED FROM THE WATER SUPPLY. 12n 110 100 90 8C 7C 6( 5( 41 3, 2 1 MIN MMI MISS MIMIM IMMIMM Iffivzol "M 10,11,11"ImW MINI? MEMO IM NEW INS 100 200 300 400 500 600 700 bUU Ijuu n1.65 Flow -GPM (Multiply This Scale By Bm SUBMITTAL -SERIAL NO:2366hyl BURDINES 01-14-1995 RAGE 1 BURDINES SEMINOLE TOWN CENTER 3ANFORD, FL ENS I TY = .17 GPM/ SOFT AREA OF APPLICATION = 3000 SOFT HOSE ALLOWANCE = 50 GPM INSIDE; 200 GPM OUTSIDE FLOW TEST RESULTS STATIC RESIDUAL AT 1560.0 GPM PRESSURE AVAILABLE AT 912.9 GPM SUMMARY OF SPRINKLER OUTFLOWS ACTUAL MINIMUM SPR FLOW FLOW K-FACTOR PRESSURE i 201 23.66 20.40 5.60 17.86 202 23.82 20.40 5.60 18.09 203 23.79 20.40 5.60 18.05 204 23.80 20.40 5.60 18.06 205 23.85 20.40 5.60 18.13 206 21.54 20.40 5.60 14.79 207 22.50 20.40 5.60 16.14 208 22.08 2Oi 40 5.60 15.55 09 21.22 20.40 5.60 14.36 110 22.24 20.40 5.60 15.77 211 21.84 20.40 5.60 15.22 212 21.05 20.40 5.60 14.13 213 22.11 20.40 5.60 15.59 214 21.73 20.40 5.60 15.06 215 20.40 20.40 5.60 13.27 216 22.08 20.40 5.60 15.54 217 21.41 20.40 5.60 14.62 218 21.30 20.40 5.60 14.47 219 21.37 20.40 5.60 14.57 220 21.56 20.40 5.60 14.83 221 21.92 20.40 5.60 15.32 222 22.08 20.40 5.60 15.54 223 22.11 20.40 5.60 15.59 224 22.25 20.40 5.60 15.78 225 22.53 20.40 5.60 16.19 226 22.00 20.40 5.60 15.44 227 22.04 20.40 5.60 15.50 228 21.78 20.40 5.60 15.13 229 22.48 20.40 5.60 16.11 230 20.40 20.40 5.60 13.27 65.00 PSI 45.99 PSI 58.00 PSI SUBMITTAL SERIAL NO:2366hy1 01-14-1995 PAGE 2 BURDINES OTAL WATER REQUIRED FOR SYSTEM 662.95 GPM UTFLOWS AT 1 50.00 GPM OUTSIDE HOSE STREAMS AT 0 200.00 GPM TOTAL WATER REQUIREMENT 912.95 GPM PRESSURE REQUIRED AT 0 57.18 PSI MAXIMUM PRESSURE UNBALANCE IN LOOPS 0.103 PSI MAXIMUM VELOCITY IN PIPES 11.32 FRS SUBMITTAL -SERIAL NO:2366hy1 01-14-1995 PAGE 3 PURDINES FROM TO FLOW DIAM EQUIV P-LOSS PRESSURE GPM IN PIPE PSI/FT SUMMARY AARK LEN/FT PSI 115 215 1.049 L 6.00 0.1350 PT 13.27 215) Q 20.40 F=T, 2E F 9.00 PE 0.43 DR C120 T 15.00 PF 2.03 PT 14.87 115 ) 129 229 1.049 L 1.00 0.1615 PT 16.11 229 ) Q 22.48 F=T F 5.00 PE 0.43 DR C120 T 6.00 PF 0.97 PT 16.65 129) 128 228 1.049 L 3.00 0.1524 PT 15.13 228) Q 21.78 F=T, E F 7.00 PE 0.43 DR C120 T 10.00 PF 1.52 PT 16.22 128) 127 227 1.049 L 1.00 0.1558 PT 15.50 227) Q 22.04 F=T F 5.00 PE 0.43 DR C120 T 6.00 PF 0.93 j------------------ PT 16.00 127 ) 126 226 1.049 L 1.00 0.1553 PT 15.44 226) Q 22.00 F=T F 5.00 PE 0.43 DR C120 T 6.00 PF 0.93 PT 15.94 126) Will I qW25 225 1.049 L 1.00 01622 PT 16.19 225) Q 22.53 F=T F 5.00 PE 0.43 DR C120 T 6.00 PF 0.97 PT 16.73 125) 124 224 1.049 L 1.00 0.1585 PT 15.78 224) Q 22.25 F=T F 5.00 PE 0.43 DR C120 T 6.00 PF 0.95 PT 16.30 124) 123 223 1.049 L 1.00 0.1567 PT 15.59 223) Q 22.11 F=T F 5.00 PE 0.43 DR C120 T 6.00 PF 0.94 PT 16.10 123) 122 222 1.049 L 1.00 0.1562 PT 15.54 222) Q 22.08 F=T F 5.00 PE 0.43 DR C120 T 6.00 PF 0.94 PT 16.05 122) 121 221 1.049 L 1.00 0.1542 PT 15.32 221) Q 21.92 F=T F 5.00 PE 0.43 DR C120 T 6.00 PF 0093 PT 15.82 121) 20 ^c20 1.049 L 1.00 0.1496 PT 14.83 220 ) Q 21.56 F=T F 5.00 PE 0.43 DR C120 T 6.00 PF 0.90 PT 15.30 120) SUBMITTAL -SERIAL NO:2366hy1 01-14-1995 RAGE 4 SURDINES FROM TO FLOW DIAM EQUIV P-LOSS PRESSURE GPM IN PIPE PSI/FT SUMMARY AWN LEN/FT PSI 119 219 1.049 L 1.00 0.1472 PT 14.57 219 ) Q 21.37 F=T F 5.00 PE 0.43 DR C120 T 6.00 PF 0.88 PT 15.02 119) 118 218 1.049 L 1.00 0.1462 PT 14.47 218) Q 21.30 F=T F 5.00 PE 0.43 DR C120 T 6.00 PF 0.88 PT 14.92 118) 115 230 1.049 L 6.00 0.1350 PT 13.27 230) Q 20.40 F=T, 2E F 9.00 PE 0.43 DR C120 T 15.00 PF 2.03 I------------------ PT 14.87 115) 117 217 1.049 L 3.00 0. 1476 , PT 14.62 217 ) Q 21.41 F=T, 2E F 9.00 PIE 0.43 DR C120 T 12.00 PF 1.77 PT 15.96 117) 116 216 1.049 L 1.00 0.1562 PT 15.54 216) Q 22.08 F=T F 5.00 PE 0.43 DR C120 T 6.00 PF 0.94 PT 16.05 116) 114 214 1.049 L 2.00 0.1518 PT 15.06 214) Q 21.73 F=T, E F 7.00 PE 70.43 DR C120 T 9.00 PF 1.37 PT 16.00 114) 113 213 1.049 L 1.00 0.1567 PT 15.59 213) Q 22.11 F=T F 5.00 PE 0.43 DR C120 T 6.00 PF 0.94 PT 16.10 113) 112 212 1.049 L 2.00 0.1430 PT 14.13 212) Q 21.05 F=T, E F 7.00 PE 0.43 DR C120 T 9.00 PF 1.29 PT 14.99 112) Ill 211 1.049 L 2.00 0.1532 PT 15.22 211) Q 21.84 F=T, E F 7.00 PE 0.43 DR C120 T 9.00 PF 1.38 PIT 16.17 111) 110 210 1.049 L 1.00 0.1583 PT 15.77 210 ) Q 22.24 F=T F 5.00 PE 0.43 DR C120 T 6.00 PF 0.95 PT 16.29 110) 109 209 1.049 L 2.00 0.1452 PT 14.36 209 ) Q 21.22 F=T, E F 7.00 PE 0.43 DR C120 T 9.00 PF 1.31 PT 15.24 109) SUBMITTAL SERIAL NO:2366hy1 01-14-1995 PAGE 5 BURDINES FROM TO FLOW DIAM EQUIV P-LOSS PRESSURE GPM IN RIPE PSI/FT SUMMARY LEN/FT PSI AXIL 108 208 1.049 L 2.00 0.1563 PT 15.55 208 ) Q 22.08 F=T, E F 7.00 PE 0.43 DR C120 T 9.00 PF 1.41 PT 16.53 108 ) 107 207 1.049 L 1.00 0.1617 PT 16.14 207) Q 22.50 F=T F 5.00 RE 0.43 DR C120 T 6.00 PF 0.97 PT 16.68 107) 106 206 1.049 L 2.00 0.1493 PT 14.79 206 ) Q 21.54 F=T, E F 7.00 PE 0.43 DR C120 T 9.00 PF 1.34 PT 15.70 106 ) I 105 205 1.049 L 5.00 0.1802 PT 18.13 205 ) Q 23.85 F=T, E F 7.00 PE 0.43 DR C120 T 12.00 PF 2.16 i PT 19.86 105) 104 204 1.049 L 5.00 0.1795 PT 18.06 204 ) Q 23.80 F=T,E F 7.00 PE 0.43 DR C120 T 12.00 PF 2.15 PT 19.78 104 ) 103 203 1.049 L 5.00 0.1794 PT 18.05 203) Q 23.79 F=T, E F 7.00 PE 70.43 DR C120 T 12.00 PF 2.15 PT 19.77 103 ) 102 202 1.049 L 5.00 0.1798 PT 18.09 202) Q 23.82 F=T, E F 7.00 RE 0.43 DR C120 T 12.00 PF 2.16 PT 19.82 102) 101 201 1.049 L 6.00 0.1776 PT 17.86 201) Q 23.66 F=T, 2E F 9.00 PE 0.43 y DR C120 T 15.00 PF 2.66 PT 20.09 101) i 126 117 c.067 L 15.00 0.0000 PT 15.92 117) Q 0.59 F=2E, T F 20.00 PE 0.00 BL4 C120 T 35.00 PF 0.00 127 126DQ 22.00 2.067 L 10.00 0.0060 PT 15.92 126) Q 22.59 F=0 F 0.00 RE 0.00 BL4 C120 T 10.00 PF 0.06 28 127DO 22.04 2.067 L 10.00 0.0211 PT 15.98 127) Q 44.63 F=0 F 0.00 PE 0.00 BL4 C120 T 10.00 PF 0.21 SUBMITTAL SERIAL NO:2366hy1 01-14-1995 PAGE 6 BURDINES FROM TO FLOW DIAM EQUIV P-LOSS PRESSURE GPM IN PIPE PSI/FT SUMMARY LEN/FT PSI I 29 128DO 21.78 2.067 L 10.00 0.0441 PT 16.19 (128) Q 66.42 F=0 F 0.00 PE 0.00 BL4 C120 T 10.00 PF 0.44 39 129DO 22.48 2.067 L 71.00 0.0756 PT 16.63 (129) Q 88.89 F=0 F 0.00 PE 0.00 BL4 C120 T 71.00 PF 5.37 PT 22.00 ( 39) 123 122 2.067 L 10.00 0.0054 PT 15.99 (122) Q 21.39 F=0 F 0.00 PE 0.00 BL4 C120 T 10.00 PF 0.05 J i J2 l J 1 J i1241DQ .11 0b7 L 10.00 0.0 01 FT 16.04 (1) Q 43.51 F=0 F 0.00 PE 0.00 BL4 C 120 .T 10.00 PF 0.20 125 124DQ 22.25 2.067 L 10.00 0.0433 PT 16.24 (124) Q 65.75 F=0 F 0.00 PE 0.00 BL4 C120 T 10.00 PF 0.43 38 125DQ 22.53 2.067 L 71.00 0.0746 PT 16.67 (125) Q 88.28 F=0 F 0.00 PE 0.00 BL4 C120 T 71.00 PF 5.30 PT 21.97 ( 38) 118 115 2.067 L 8.00 0.0011 PT 14.86 (•115) Q 8.89 F=2E, T F 20.00 PE . 0.00 BL4 C120 T 28.00 PF 0.03 119 118DO 21.30 2.067 L 10.00 0.0103 PT 14.89 (118) Q 30.19 F=0 F 0.00 PE 0.00 BL4 C120 T 10.00 PF 0.10 120 119DQ 21.37 2.067 L 10.00 0.0276 PT 14.99 (119 ) Q 51.57 F=0 F 0.00 PE 0.00 BL4 C120 T 10.00 PF 0.28 121 120DO 21.56 2.067 L 10.00 0.0527 PT 15.27 (120) Q 73.13 F=0 F 0.00 - PE 0.00 BL4 C120 T 10.00 PF 0.53 37 121DO 21.92 2.067 L 73.00 0.0855 PT 15.80 (121) Q 95.05 F=0 F 0.00 PE 0.00 BL4 C120 T 73.00 PF 6.24 PT 22.04 ( 37) 104 103 2.067 L 10.00 0.0002 PT 19.71 (103) Q 3.55 F=0 F 0.00 PE 0.00 BL3 C120 T 10.00 PF 0.00 I` ` l J SUBMITTAL SERIAL NO:2366hy1 01-14-1995 PAGE 7 BURDINES FROM TO FLOW DIAM EQUIV P-LOSS PRESSURE GPM IN PIPE PSI/FT SUMMARY LEN/FT PSI b5 104DO 23.80 2.067 L 10.00 0.0085 PT 19.71 (104 ) Q 27.35 F=0 F 0.00 PE 0.00 BL3 C120 T 10.00 PF 0.09 36 105DO 23.85 2.067 L 67.00 0.0272 PT 19.80 (105) Q 51.19 F=0/2E, T F 20.00 PE 0.00 BL3 C120 T 87.00 PF 2.37 PT 22.17 ( 36 ) 102 103 2.067 L 10.00 0.0049 PT 19.71 (103) Q 20.24 F=0 F 0.00 PE 0.00 BL3 C120 T 10.00 PF 0.05 101 102DO 23.82 2.067 L 13.00 0.0206 PT 19.76 (102) Q 44.06 F=0 F 0.00 FEE 0.00 BL3 C 120 T 13.00 PF 0.27 I 16 101DO 23.66 2.067 L 180.00 0.0457 PT 20.03 (101) Q 67.73 F=T, 6E F 40.00 PE 0.00 BL3 C120 T 220.00 PF 10.05 PT 30.08 ( 16) 39 38 3.260 L 12.00 0.0021 PT 21.97 ( 38) Q 42.85 F=0 F 0.00 PE 0.00 CM2 C120 T 12.00 PF 0.03 40 39DQ 88.89 3.260 L 12.00 0.0170 PT 22.00 0 39) Q 131.74 F=0 F 0.00 PE 0.00 CM2 C120 T 12.00 PF 0.20 41 40DQ -44.31 3.260 L 13.00 0.0080 FAT 22.20 ( 40) Q 87.44 F=0 F 0.00 PE 0.00 CM2 C120 T 13.00 PF 0.10 42 41DQ -43. 70 3.260 L 9.00 0.0022 PT 22.30 ( 41) Q 43.73 F=0 F 0.00 PE 0.00 CM2 C120 T 9.00 PF 0.02 22 42 2.067 L 300.00 0.0203 PT 22.32 ( A) Q 43.73 F=T, 6E F 40.00 PE 0.00 BL5 C120 T 340.00 PF 6.90 21 22 4.124 L 8.00 0.0007 PT 29.22 ( 22 ) Q 43.73 F=0 F 0.00 PE 0.00 CM1 C120 T 8.00 PF 0.01 PT 29.23 ( 21) 21 41 2.067 L 300.00 0.0203 PT 22.31 ( 41) Q 43.70 F=T, 6E F 40.00 PE 0.00 BL5 C120 T 340.00 PF 6.90 SUBMITTAL -SERIAL NO:2366hy1 01-14-1995 PAGE 8 BURDINES FROM TO FLOW DIAM EQUIV P-LOSS PRESSURE GPM IN PIPE PSI/FT SUMMARY LEN/FT PSI 1 20 21DQ 43.73 4.124 L 18.00 0.0025 PT 29.21 ( 21) Q 87.44 F=0 F 0.00 PE 0.00 CM 1 C120 T 18.00 PF 0.05 PT 29.26 ( 20 ) 20 40 2.067 L 300.00 0.0208 PT 22.20 ( 40) Q 44.31 F=T, 6E F 40.00 PE 0.00 BL5 C120 T 340.00 PF 7.07 19 20DU 87.44 4.124 L 12.00 0.0054 PT 29.27 ( 20) Q 131.74 F=0 F 0.00 PE 0.00 CM 1 C120 T 12.00 PF 0.06 PT 29.33 ( 19 ) I------------------ j 116 122 2.067 L 15.00 0.0000 PT 15.99 (122) Q 0.68 F=2E, T F 20.00 PE 0.00 I BL4 C120 T 35.00 PF 0.00 I 113 116DO 22.08 2.067 L 10.00 0.0061 PT 15.99 (116) Q 22.76 F=0 F 0.00 PE 0.00 BL4 C120 T 10.00 PF 0.06 110 113DQ 22.11 2.067 L 9.00 0.0213 PT 16.05 (113) Q 44.87 F=0 F 0.00 PE 0.00 BL4 C120 T 9.00 PF 0.19 107 110DQ 22.24 2.067 L 9.00 0.0449 PT 16.24 (410) Q 67.11 F=0 F 0.00 PE 0.00 BL4 C120 T 9.00 PF 0.40 18 107DQ 22.50 2.067 L 146.00 0.0761 PT 16.64 (107) Q 89.60 F=T, 2E F 20.00 PE 0.00 BL4 C120 T 166.00 PF 12.73 PT 29.37 ( 18) 114 117 2.067 L 10.00 0.0052 PT 15.92 (117) Q 20.82 F=0 F 0.00 PE 0.00 BL4 C120 T 10.00 PF 0.05 111 114DO 21.73 2.067 L 9.00 0.0193 PT 15.97 (114) Q 42.56 F=0 F 0.00 PE 0.00 BL4 C120 T 9.00 PF 0.17 108 111DU 21.84 2.067 L 9.00 0.0416 PT 16.14 (111) Q 64.40 F=0 F 0.00 PE 0.00 BL4 C120 T 9.00 PF 0.37 19 108DQ 22.08 2.067 L 148.00 0.0718 PT 16.51 (108) Q 86.48 F=T, 4E F 30.00 PE 0.00 BL4 C120 T 178.00 PF 12.78 SUBMITTAL SERIAL NO:2366hy1 01-14-1995 RAGE 9 BURDINES FROM TO FLOW DIAM EQUIV P-LOSS PRESSURE GPM IN RIPE PSI/FT SUMMARY LEN/FT PSI 18 19DO 131.74 4.124 L 8.00 0.0138 PT 29.29 ( 19 ) Q 218.23 F=0 F 0.00 PE 0.00 CM1 C120 T 8.00 PF 0.11 17 18DQ 89.60 4.124 L 10.00 0.0260 PT 29.40 ( 18) Q 307.83 F=0 F 0.00 PE 0.00 CM1 C120 T 10.00 PF 0.26 PT 29.66 ( 17) 112 115 2.067 L 10.00 0.0114 PT 14.86 (115) Q 31.91 F=0 F 0.00 PE 0.00 BL4 C120 T 10.00 PF 0.11 109 112DO 21.05 2.067 L 9.00 0.0290 PT 14.97 (112) Q 52.96 F=0 F 0.00 PE 0.00 BL4 C120 T 9.00 PF 0.26 I 106 109DO 21.22 2.067 L 9.00 0.0541 PT 15.23 (109 ) Q 74.18 F=O F 0.00 PE 0.00 BL4 C120 T 9.00 PF 0.49 17 106DO 21.54 2.067 L 141.00 0.0867 PT 15.72 (106) Q 95.72 F=T, 2E F 20.00 PE 0.00 BL4 C120 T 161.00 PF 13.96 16 17DO 307.83 4.124 L 10.00 0.0429 PT 29.68 ( 17 ) Q 403.55 F=0 F 0.00 RE 0.00 CM1 C120 T 10.00 PF 0.43 15 16DO 67.73 4.124 L 12.00 0.0572 PT 30.11 ( 16) 0 471.27 F=0 F 0.00 RE 0.00 CM1 C120 T 12.00 PF 0.69 PT 30.80 ( 15) 37 38 3.260 L 10.00 0.0024 PT 21.97 ( 38) Q 45.43 F=0 F 0.00 PE 0.00 CM2 C120 T 10.00 PF 0.02 36 37DO 95.05 3.260 L 10.00 0.0192 PT 21.99 ( 37 ) Q 140.48 F=0 F 0.00 PE 0.00 CM2 C120 T 10.00 PF 0.19 35 36DQ 51.19 3.260 L 12.00 0.030 PT 22.18 ( 36 ) Q 191.67 F=0 F 0.00 RE 0.00 CM2 C120 T 12.00 PF 0.41 15 35DO-142.10 2.067 L 279.00 0.0257 PT 22.59 ( 35) Q 49.57 F=T, 2E/2E, T F 40.00 PE 0.00 BL3 C120 T 319.00 PF 8.20 14 15DO 471.27 6.249 L 11.00 0.0091 PT 30.79 ( 15) Q 520.85 F=0 F 0.00 PE 0.00 CM 1 C120 T 11.00 PF 0.10 PT 30.89 (-1*) SUBMITTAL SERIAL NO:2366hyl 01-14-1995 PAGE 10 BURDINES FROM TO FLOW DIAM EQUIV P-LOSS PRESSURE GPM IN PIPE PSI/FT SUMMARY LEN/FT PSI r 34 35 3.260 L 13.00 0.0196 PT 22.64 ( 35) Q 142.10 F=0 F 0.00 PE 0.00 CM2 C120 T 13.00 PF 0.25 14 34DO -93.02 2.067 L 279.00 0.0252 PT 22.89 ( 34) Q 49.08 F=T, 2E/2E, T F 40.00 PE 0. PO BL3 C120 T 319.00 PF 8.04 13 14DQ 520.85 6.249 L 8.00 0.0107 PT 30.93 ( 14) Q 569.93 F=0 F 0.00 PE 0.00 CM 1 C120 T 8.00 PF 0.09 PT 31.02 ( 13) 33 34 3.260 L 6.00 0.0089 PT 22.90 ( 34) Q 93.02 F=0 F 0.00 PE 0.00 CM2 C120 T 6.00 PF 0.05 32 33DQ 30.50 3.260 L 8.00 0.0043 PT 22.95 ( 33) Q 62.52 F=0 F 0.00 PE 0.00 CM2 C120 T 8.00 PF 0.03 31 32DO -31.71 3.260 L 10.00 0.0012 PT 22.98 ( 32) Q 30.81 F=O F 0.00 PE 0.00 CM2 C120 T 10.00 PF 0.01 61 31 2.067 L 102.00 0.0106 PT 22.99 0 31) 0 30.81 F=T/T F 20.00 PE 0.00 BL1 C120 T 122.00 PF 1.29 62 61 3.260 L 10.00 0.0012 PT 24.28 ( 61) Q 30.81 F=0 F 0.00 PE 0.00 CM3 C120 T 10.00 PF 0.01 63 62DO 31.71 3.260 L 7.00 0.0043 PT 24.29 ( 62) Q 62.52 F=T F 20.00 PE 0.00 CM3 C120 T 27.00 PF 0.12 53 63DO 30.50 2.067 L 64.00 0.0822 PT 24.41 ( 63) Q 93.02 F=0 F 0.00 PE 0.00 BL2 C120 T 64.00 PF 5.26 PT 29.67 ( 53) 63 33 2.067 L 103.00 0.0104 PT 22.97 ( 33) Q 30.50 F=T, 4E/T F 40.00 PE 0.00 BL 1 C120 T 143.00 PF 1.49 PT 24.46 ( 63) 62 32 2.067 L 102.00 0.0112 PT 23.01 ( 32) Q 31.71 F=T/T F 20.00 PE 0.00 r BL 1 C120 T 122.00 PF 1.37 PT 24.38 ( 62) gurTTAL-SERIAL NO:2366hy1 01-14-1995 PAGE 11 INES FROM TO FLOW DIAM EQUIV P-LOSS PRESSURE GPM IN PIPE PSI/FT SUMMARY LEN/FT PSI 13 53 2.067 L 103.00 0.0095 PT 29.70 ( 53) Q 28.96 F=T, 4E/T F 40.00 PE 0.00 BL 1 C120 T 143.00 PF 1.36 12 13DQ 569.93 6.249 L 8.00 0.0118 PT 31.06 ( 13) Q 598.89 F=0 F 0.00 PE 0.00 CM1 C120 T 8.00 PF 0.09 PT 31.15 ( 12) 52 53 3.260 L 7.00 0.0045 PT 29.70 ( 53) i Q 64.06 F=T F 20.00 PE 0.00 CM3 C120 T 27.00 PF 0.12 I 12 52DO 05 2.067 L 102.00 0.0108 PT 29.82 ( 52) Q 31.01 F=T/T F 20.00 PE 0.00 BL1 C120 T 122.00 PF 1.32 11 12DO 598.89 6.249 L 10.00 0.0129 PT 31.14 ( 12) Q 629.90 F=0 F 0.00 PE 0.00 CM 1 C120 T 10.00 PF 0.13 PT 31.27 ( 11) 51 52 3.260 L 10.00 0.0013 PT 29.78 ( 52 ) Q 33.05 F=0 F 0. Oki PE 0.00 CM3 C120 T 10.00 PF 0.01 11 51 2.067 L 102.00 0.0121 PT 29.79 ( 51) Q 33.05 F=T/T F 20.00 PE 0.00 BL1 C120 T 122.00 PF 1.48 3 11 DQ 629.90 6.249 L 125.00 0.0142 PT 31.27 ( 11) Q 662.95 F=4E F 64.00 PE 0.00 FM2 C120 T 189.00 PF 2.68 2 3 6.249 L 29.00 0.0142 PT 33.95 ( 3) Q 662.95 F=2GV, CV/2T, E F 129.00 PE 11.69 FR C120 T 158.00 PF 2.24 , 1 2 8.249 L 8.00 0.0037 PT 47.88 ( 2 ) Q 662.95 F=GV, CV/T F 93.00 PE 2.16 FM1 C120 T 101.00 PF 0.37 0 1 DQ 50.00 7.980 L 120.00 0.0033 PT 50.41 ( 1) Q 712.95 F=EE, E/T, GV F 100.00 PE 6.06 UN C150 T 220.00 PF 0.73 COMMENT: PRESSURE LOSS THRU BFP EXPRESSED AS ELEVATION PT 57.20 ( 0) RESSURE AVAILABLE AT NODE O AT 912.9 GPM 58.0 PSI AXIMUM PRESSURE UNBALANCE IN LOOPS 0.103 PSI MAXIMUM VELOCITY IN PIPES 11.32 FPS AUXILIARY -SUBMITTAL SERIAL NO:2366hy1 01-14-1995 PAGE 1 BURDlNES BURDlNES SEMINOLE TOWN CENTER ANFORD, FL NSITY = .17 GPM/SOFT AREA OF APPLICATION = 3000 SQFT HOSE ALLOWANCE = 50GPM INSIDE; 200 GPM OUTSIDE FLOW TEST RESULTS STATIC 65.00 PSI RESIDUAL AT 1580.0 GPM 45.69 PSI PRESSURE AVAILABLE AT 911.5 GPM 58.02 PSI SUMMARY OF SPRINKLER OUTFLOWS ACTUAL MINIMUM SPR FLOW FLOW K-FACTOR PRESSURE 201 23.48 20.40 5.60 17.58 202 23.61 20.40 5.60 17.78 203 23.58 20.40 5.60 17.73 204 23.58 20.40 5.60 17.73 205 23.62 20.40 5.60 17.80 206 21.57 20.40 5.60 14.83 207 22.49 20.40 5.60 16.13 208 22.07 20.40 5.60 15.53 n N9 21.24 20 4N 5 6N 14 39 J10 22.23 20.40 5.60 15.76 211 21.83 20.40 5.60 15.19 212 21.06 20.40 5.60 14.15 213 22.10 20.40 5.60 15.57 214 21.71 20.40 5.60 15.03 215 20.40 20.40 5.60 13.27 216 22.06 20.40 5.60 15.51 217 21.39 20.40 5.60 14.59 218 21.31 20.40 5.60 14.48 219 21.37 20.40 5.60 14.56 220 21.54 20.40 5.60 14.80 221 21.87 20.40 5.60 15.26 222 22.06 20.40 5.60 15.51 ` 223 22.09 20.40 5.60 15.56 224 22.21 20.40 5.60 15.73 225 22.47 20.40 5.60 16.10 226 21.97 20.40 5.60 15.39 227 22.00 20.40 5.60 15.44 228 21.74 20.40 5.60 15.07 229 22.40 20.40 5.60 16.00 230 20.40 20.40 5,60 13.27 m I SUBMITTAL SERIAL NO:2366hy1 BURDINES 01-14-1995 PAGE DOTAL WATER REQUIRED FOR SYSTEM 661.47 GPM UTFLOWS AT 1 50.00 GPM OUTSIDE HOSE STREAMS AT 0 E00.00 GPM TOTAL WATER REQUIREMENT 911.47 GPM PRESSURE REQUIRED AT 0 56.69 F'SI MAXIMUM PRESSURE UNBALANCE IN LOOPS 0.087 PSI MAXIMUM VELOCITY IN PIPES 11.3.6 FPS 0 AUXILIARY SUBMITTAL SERIAL NO:2366hy1 01-14-1995 PAGE 3 BURDINES FROM TO FLOW LENGTH FITTING DIAM TYPE PSI/FT S-LOSS PRESSURES 15 215 20.40 6.00 9.0 1.049 DR 0.135 0.43 14.87 13.27 129 229 22.40 1.00 5.0 1.049 DR 0.161 0.43 16.53 16.00 128 228 21.74 3.00 7.0 1.049 DR 0.152 0.43 16.16 15.07 127 227 22.00 1.00 5.0 1.049 DR 0.155 0.43 15.94 15.44 126 226 21.97 1.00 5.0 1.049 DR 0.155 0.43 15.89 15.39 125 225 22.47 1.00 5.0 1.049 DR 0.161 0.43 16.64 16.10 124 224 22.21 1.00 5.0 1.049 DR 0.158 0.43 16.25 15.73 123 223 22.09 1.00 5.0 1.049 DR 0.156 0.43 16.07 15.56 122 222 22.06 1.00 5.0 1.049. DR 0.156 0.43 16.02 15.51 121 221 21.87 1.00 5.0 1.049 DR 0.154 0.43 15.75 15.26 120 220 21.54 1.00 5.0 1.049 DR 0.149 0.43 15.27 14.80 119 219 21.37 1.00 5.0 1.049 DR 0.147 0.43 15.01 14.56 118 218 21.31 1.00 5.0 1.049 DR 0.146 0.43 14.93 14.48 15 230 20.40 6.00 9.0 1.049 DR 0.135 0.43 14.87 13.27 117 217 21.39 3.00 9.0 1.049 DR 0.147 0.43 15.93 14.59 116 216 22.06 1.00 5.0 1.049 DR 0.156 0.43 16.02 15.51 114 214 21.71 2.00 7.0 1.049 DR 0.152 0.43 15.96 15.03 113 213 22.10 1.00 5.0 1.049 DR 0.157 0.43 16.08 15.57 112 212 21.06 2.00 7.0 1.049 DR 0.143 0.43 15.01 14.15 111 211 21.83 2.00 7.0 1.049 DR 0.153 0.43 16.14 15.19 110 210 22.23 1.00 5.0 1.049 DR 0.158 0.43 16.28 15.76 109 209 21.24 2100 7.0 1.049 DR 0.146 0.43 15.27 14.39 7 ------------------- 108 208 22.07 2.00 7.0 1.049 DR 0.156 0.43 16.50 15.53 107 207 22.49 1.00 5.0 1.049 DR 0.162 0.43 16.67 16.13 106 206 21.57 2.00 7.0 1.049 DR 0.150 0.43 15.75 14.83 05 205 23.62 5.00 7.0 1.049 DR 0.177 0.43 19.50 17.80 04 204 23.58 5.00 7.0 1.049 DR 0.177 0.43 19.42 17.73 103 203 23.58 5.00 7.0 1.049 DR 0.177 0.43 19.42 17.73 AUXILIARY SUBMITTAL SERIAL NO:2366hy1 01-14-1995 RAGE 4 BURDINES FROM TO FLOW LENGTH FITTING DIAM TYRE PSI/FT S-LOSS PRESSURES 42 202 23.61 5.00 7.0 1.049 DR 0.177 0.43 19.47 17.78 101 201 23.48 6.00 9.0 1.049 DR 0.175 0.43 19.78 17.58 127 126 21.51 10.00 0.0 2.067 BL4 0.006 0.00 16.05 16.00 128 127 43.51 10.00 0.0 2.067 BL4 0.020 0.00 16.25 16.05 129 128 65.25 10.00 0.0 2.067 BL4 0.043 0.00 16.68 16.25 39 129 87.66 71.00 0.0 2.067 BL4 0.074 0.00 21.91 16.68 123 122 19.99 10.00 0.0 2.067 BL4 0.005 0.00 16.15 16.10 124 123 42.08 10.00 0.0 2.067 BL4 0.019 0.00 16.34 16.15 125 124 64.28 10.00 0.0 2.067 BL4 0.042 0.00 16.76 16.34 38 125 86.75 71.00 0.0 2.067 BL4 0.072 0.00 21.89 16.76 118 115 7.51 6.00 20.0 2.067 BL4 0.001 0.00 14.93 14.91 119 118 28.82 10.00 0.0 2.067 BL4 0.009 0.00 15.02 14.93 120 119 50.19 10.00 0.0 2.067 BL4 0.026 0.00 15.28 15.02 121 120 71.73 10.00 0.0 2.067 BL4 0.051 0.00 15.79 15.28 37 121 93.61 73.00 0.0 2.067 BL4 0.083 0.00 21.86 15.79 104 103 2.00 10.00 0.0 2.067 BL3 0.000 0.00 19.52 19.52 105 104 25.58 10.00 0.0 2.067 BL3 0.008 0.00 19.59 19.52 36 105 49.21 77.00 20.0 2.067 BL3 0.025 0.00 22.04 19.59 102 103 21.58 10.00 0.0 2.067 BL3 0.006 0.00 19.57 19-52 01 102 45.20 13.00 0.0 2.067 BL3 0.022 0.00 19.85 19.57 16 101 68.67 170.00 40.0 2.067 BL3 0.047 0.00 29.70 19.85 39 38 40.96 12.00 0.0 3.260 CM2 0.002 0.00 21.90 21.88 40 39 128.62 12.00 0.0 3.260 CM2 0.016 0.00 22.10 21.90 41 40 85.40 13.00 0.0 3.260 CM2 0.008 0.00 22.20 22.10 42 41 42.72 9.00 0.0 3.260 CM2 0.002 0.00 22.22 22.20 22 42 42.72 300.00 40.0 2.067 BL5 0.020 0.00 28.85 22.22 21 22 42.72 8.00 0.0 4.124 CM 1 0.001 0.00 28.86 28.85 21 41 42.68 300.00 40.0 2.067 BL5 0.019 0.00 28.80 22.20 20 21 85.40 18.00 0.0 4.124 CM 1 0.002 0.00 28.84 28.80 20 40 43.22 300.00 40.0 2.067 BL5 0.020 0.00 28.87 22. 10 19 20 128.62 12.00 0.0 4.124 CM1 0.005 0.00 28.93 28.87 117 126 0.46 15.00 20.0 2.067 BL4 0.000 0.00 16.00 16.00 114 117 21.85 10100 0.0 2.067 BL4 0.006 0.00 16.06 16.00 111 114 43.57 9.00 0.0 2.067 BL4 0.020 0.00 16.24 16.06 108 111 65.39 9.00 0.0 2.067 BL4 0.043 0.00 16.63 16.24 19 108 87.46 138.00 30.0 2.067 BL4 0.073 0.00 28.94 16.63 18 19 216.08 8.00 0.0 4.124 CM1 0.014 0.00 29.05 28.94 116 122 2.07 15.00 20.0 2.067 BL4 0.000 0.00 16.10 16.10 113 116 24.13 10.00 0.0 2.067 BL4 0.007 0.00 16.17 16.10 1 10 113 46.23 9.00 0.0 2.067 BL4 0.023 0.00 16.37 16.17 110 68.45 9.00 0.0 2.067 BL4 0.047 0.00 16.79 16.3707 18 107 90.95 136.00 20.0 2.067 BL4 0.079 0.00 29.08 16.79 17 18 307.03 10.00 0.0 4.124 CM 1 0.026 0.00 29.34 29.08 AUXILIARY SUBMITTAL SERIAL NO:2366hy1 BURDINES 01-14-1995 PAGE 5 FROM TO FLOW LENGTH FITTING DIAM TYPE 112 115 33.29 10.00 0.0 2.067 BL4 109 112 54.35 9.00 0.0 2.067 BL4 106 109 75.59 9.00 0.0 2.067 BL4 17 106 97.16 131.00 20.0 2.067 BL4 16 17 404.19 10.00 0. 0 4.124 CM 1 15 16 472.86 12.00 0.0 4.124 CM1 37 38 45.79 10.00 0.0 3.260 CM2 36 37 139.40 10.00 0.0 3.260 CM2 35 36 188.61 12.00 0.0 3.260 CM2 15 35 48.87 279.00 40.0 2.067 BL3 14 15 521.73 11.00 0.0 6.249 CM 1 34 35 139.73 13.00 0.0 3.260 CM2 14 34 48.25 279.00 40.0 2.067 BL3 13 14 569.98 8.00 0.0 6.249 CM1 33 34 91.49 6.00 0.0 3.260 CM2 32 33 61.56 8.00 0.0 3.260 CM2 31 32 30.83 10.00 0.0 3.260 CM2 61 31 30.83 102.00 20.0 2.067 BL 1 62 61 30.83 10.00 0.0 3.260 CM3 63 62 61.56 7.00 20.0 3.260 CM3 53 63 91.49 64.00 0.0 2.067 BL2 63 33 29.92 103.00 40.0 2.067 BL1 62 32 30.73 102.00 20.0 2.067 BL 1 13 53 28.46 103.00 40.0 2.067 BL1 12 13 598.44 8.00 0.0 6.249 CM1 52 53 63.03 7.00 20.0 3.260 CM3 12 52 30.55 102.00 20.0 2.067 BL1 11 12 628.99 10.00 0.0 6.249 CM1 51 52 32.48 10.00 0.0 3.260 CM3 11 51 32.48 102.00 20.0 2.067 BL1 3 11 661.47 125.00 64.0 6.249 FM2 2 3 661.47 29.00 129.0 6.249 FR 1 2 661.47 8.00 93.0 8.249 FM1 0 1 711.47 120.00 100.0 7.980 UN PSI/FT S-LOSS PRESSURES 0.012 0.00 15.03 14.91 0.030 0.00 15.30 15.03 0.056 0.00 15.80 15.30 0.089 0.00 29.25 15.80 0.043 0.00 29.68 29.25 0.058 0.00 30.37 29.68 0.002 0.00 21.90 21.88 0.019 0.00 22.09 21.90 0.033 0.00 22.49 22.09 0.025 0.00 30.47 22.49 0.009 0.00 30.57 30.47 0.019 0.00 22.69 22.44 0.024 0.00 30.47 22.69 0.011 0.00 30.56 30.47 0.009 0.00 22.73 22.68 0.004 0.00 22.76 22.73 0.001 0.00 22.77 22.76 0.011 0.00 24.08 22.77 0.001 0.00 24.09 24.08 0.004 0.00 24.20 24.09 0.080 0.00 29.30 24.20 0.010 0.00 24.15 22.71 0.011 0.00 24.03- 22.74 0.009 0.00 30.60 29.28 0.012 0.00 30.69 30.60 0.004 0.00 29.40 29.28 0.011 0.00 30.68 29.40 0.013 0.00 30.81 30.68 0.001 0.00 29.37 29.36 0.012 0.00 30.80 29.37 0.014 0.00 33.48 30. 80 0.014 11.69 47.41 33.48 0.004 2.16 49.94 47.41 0.003 6.06 56.73 49.94 AUXILIARY SUBMITTAL SERIAL NO:2366hyl BURDINES 01-14-1995 PAGE 1 BURDINES SEMINOLE TOWN CENTER SANFORD, FL WSITY = .17 GPM/SOFT AREA OF APPLICATION = 3000 SOFT HOSE ALLOWANCE = 50 GPM INSIDE; 200 GPM OUTSIDE FLOW TEST RESULTS STATIC RESIDUAL AT 1580.0 GPM PRESSURE AVAILABLE AT 914.1 GPM SUMMARY OF SPRINKLER OUTFLOWS ACTUAL MINIMUM SPR FLOW FLOW K-FACTOR PRESSURE 201 23.81 20.40 5.60 18.08 202 23.97 20.40 5.60 18.33 203 23.95 20.40 5.60 18.29 204 23.95 20.40 5.60 18.29 205 24.00 20.40 5.60 18.37 206 21.52 20.40 5.60 14.77 207 22.50 20.40 5.60 16.14 208 22.10 20.40 5.60 15.58 409 21.21 20.40 5.60 14.35 40 22.25 20.40 5.60 15.78 811 21.87 20.40 5.60 15.25 212 21.05 20.40 5.60 14.13 213 22.13 20.40 5.60 15.61 214 21.77 20.40 5.60 15.11 215 20.40 20.40 5.60 13.27 216 22.09 20.40 5.60 15.56 217 21.45 20.40 5.60 14.67 218 21.30 20.40 5.60 14.47 219 21.38 20.40 5.60 14.57 220 21.57 20.40 5.60 14.84 221 21.93 20.40 5.60 15.33 222 22.09 20.40 5.60 15.56 223 22.13 20.40 5.60 15.62 224 22.27 20.40 5.60 15.81 225 22.55 20.40 5.60 16.21 226 22.03 20.40 5.60 15.48 227 22.08 20.40 5.60 15.54 228 21.82 20.40 5.60 15.19 229 22.51 20.40 5.60 16.16 230 20.40 20.40 5.60 13.27 65.00 PSI 45.69 PSI 57.98 PSI SUBMITTAL SERIAL NO:2366hy1 01-14-1995 PAGE BURDINES TOTAL WATER REQUIRED FOR SYSTEM 664.09 GPM UTFLOWS AT 1 50.00 GPM UTSIDE HOSE STREAMS AT 0 200.00 GPM TOTAL WATER REQUIREMENT 914.09 GPM PRESSURE REQUIRED AT 0 56.81 PSI MAXIMUM PRESSURE UNBALANCE IN LOOPS 0.067 PSI MAXIMUM VELOCITY IN PIPES 11.27 FPS AUXILIARY -SUBMITTAL SERIAL NO:2366hy1 01-14-1995 PAGE 3 BURDINES FROM TO FLOW LENGTH FITTING DIAM TYPE PSIXT S-LOSS PRESSURES a 15 215 20.40 6.00 9.0 1.049 DR 0.135 0.43 14.87 13.27 129 229 22.51 1.00 5.0 1.049 DR 0.162 0.43 16.70 16.16 128 228 21.82 3.00 7.0 1.049 DR 0.153 0.43 16.29 15.19 127 227 22.08 1.00 5.0 1.049 DR 0.156 0.43 16.05 15.54 126 226 22.03 1.00 5.0 1.049 DR 0.156 0.43 15.98 15.48 125 225 22.55 1.00 5.0 1.049 DR 0.163 0.43 16.76 16.21 124 224 22.27 1.00 5.0 1.049 DR 0.159 0.43 16.33 15.81 123 223 22.13 1.00 5.0 1.049 DR 0.157 0.43 16.13 15.62 122 222 22.09 1.00 5.0 1.045 DR 0.156 0.43 16.07 15.56 121 221 21.93 1.00 5.0 1.049 DR 0.154 0.43 15.83 15.33 120 220 21.57 1.00 5.0 1.049 DR 0.150 0.43 15.31 14.84 119 219 21.38 1.00 5.0 1.049 DR 0.147 0.43 15.02 14.57 118 218 21.30 1.00 5.0 1.049 DR 0.146 0.43 14.92 14.47 15 230 20.40 6.00 9.0 1.049 DR 0.135 0.43 14.87 13.27 117 217 21.45 3.00 9.0 1.049 DR 0.146 0.43 16.02 14.67 116 216 22.09 1.00 5.0 1.049 DR 0.156 0.43 16.07 15.56 114 214 21.77 2.00 7.0 1.049 DR 0.152 0.43 16.05 15.11 113 213 22.13 1.00 5.0 1.049 DR 0.157 0.43 16.12 15.61 112 212 21.05 2.00 7.0 1.049 DR 0.143 0.43 14.99 14.13 111 211 21.87 2.00 7.0 1.049 DR 0.154 0.43 16.20 15.25 110 210 22.25 1.00 5.0 1.049 DR 0.159 0.43 16.30 15.78 109 209 21.21 2100 7.0 1.049 DR 0.145 0.43 15.23 14.35 108 208 22.10 2.00 7.0 1.049 DR 0.157 0.43 16.56 15.58 107 207 22.50 1.00 5.0 1.049 DR 0.162 0.43 16.68 16.14 106 206 21.52 2.00 7.0 1.049 DR 0.149 0.43 15.68 14.77 105 205 24.00 5.00 7.0 1.049 DR 0.182 0.43 20.13 1.8.37 104 204 23.95 5.00 7.0 1.049 DR 0.182 0.43 20.04 18.29 103 203 23.95 5.00 7.0 1.049 DR 0.182 0.43 20.04 18.29 AUXILIARY'SUBMITTAL SERIAL NO:2366hy1 01-14-1995 RAGE 4 BURDINES FROM TO FLOW LENGTH FITTING DIAM TYRE PSIXT S-LOSS PRESSURES 2 202 5.00 7.0 1.049 DR 0.182 0.43 20.08 18.33 101 23_97 201 23.81 6.00 9.0 1.049 DR 0.180 0.43 20.35 18.08 a ----------------- 126 117 1.68 15.00 20.0 2.067 BL4 0.000 0.00 16.00 16.00 127 126 23.72 10.00 0.0 2.067 BL4 0.007 0.00 16.07 16.00 128 127 45.79 10.00 0.0 2.067 BL4 0.022 0.00 16.29 16.07 129 128 67.62 10.00 0.0 2.067 BL4 0.046 0.00 16.75 16.29 39 129 90.13 71.00 0.0 2.067 BL4 0.078 0.00 22.25 16.75 122 116 0.38 15.00 20.0 2.067 BL4 0.000 0.00 16.09 16.09 123 122 22.47 10.00 0.0 2.067 BL4 0.006 0.00 16.15 16.09 124 123 44.60 10.00 0.0 2.067 BL4 0.021 0.00 16.36 16.15 125 124 66.86 10.00 0.0 2.067 BL4 0.045 0.00 16.81 16.36 38 125 89.41 71.00 0.0 2.067 BL4 0.076 0.00 22.23 16.81 118 115 9.95 8.00 20.0 2.067 BL4 0.001 0.00 14.92 14.88 i 119 118 31.25 10.00 0.0 2.067 BL4 0.011 0.00 15.03 14.92 120 119 52.63 10.00 0.0 2.067 BL4 0.029 0.00 15.32 15.03 121 120 74.20 10.00 0.0 2.067 BL4 0.054 0.00 15.86 15.32 37 121 96.13 73.00 0.0 2.067 BL4 0.087 0.00 22.23 15.86 104 103 4.97 10.00 0.0 2.067 BL3 0.000 0.06 20.10 20.10 105 104 28.92 10.00 0.0 2.067 BL3 0.010 0.00 20.19 20.10 36 105 52.93 57.00 20.0 2.067 BL3 0.029 0.00 22.42 20.19 2lit 103 18.98 10.00 0.0 2.067 BL3 0.004 0.00 20.14 20.10 1 102 42.95 13.00 0.0 2.067 BL3 0.020 0.00 20.40- 20.14 16 101 66.76 190.00 40.0 2.067 BL3 0.045 0.00 30.63 20.40 39 38 43.70 12.00 0.0 3.260 CM2 0.002 0.00 22.26 22.23 40 39 133.83 12.00 0.0 3.260 CM2 0.018 0.00 22.47 22.26 41 40 88.75 13.00 0.0 3.260 CM2 0.008 0.00 22.58 22.47 42 41 44.40 9.00 0.0 3.260 CM2 0.002 0.00 22.60 22.58 22 42 44.40 300.00 40.0 2.067 BL5 0.021 0.00 29.71 22.60 21 22 44.40 8.00 0.0 4.104 CM 1 0.001 0.00 29.72 29.71 21 41 44.34 300.00 40.0 2.067 BL5 0.021 0.00 29.68 22.57 20 21 88.75 18.00 0.0 4.124 CM1 0.003 0.00 29.73 29.68 20 40 45.08 300.00 40.0 2.067 BL5 0.022 0.00 29.77 22.46 19 20 133.83 12.00 0.0 4.124 CM 1 0.006 0.00 29.84 29.77 114 117 19.76 10.00 0.0 2.067 BL4 0.005 0.00 16.05 16.00 111 114 41.53 9.00 0.0 2.067 BL4 0.019 0.00 16.22 16.05 108 111 63.40 9.00 0.0 2.067 BL4 0.040 0.00 16.58 16.22 19 108 85.51 158.00 30.0 2.067 BL4 0.070 0.00 29.80 16.58 18 19 219.34 8.00 0.0 4.124 CM1 0.014 0.00 29.91 29.80 113 116 21.71 10.00 0.0 2.067 BL4 0.006 0.00 16.15 16.09 10 113 43.84 9.00 0.0 2.067 BL4 0.020 0.00 16.33 16.15 7111 110 66.09 9.00 0.0 2.067 BL4 0.044 0.00 16.72 16.33 8 107 88.58 156.00 20.0 2.067 BL4 0.075 0.00 29.94 16.72 17 18 307.92 10.00 0.0 4.124 CM1 0.026 0.00 30.20 29.94 i AUXILIARY'SUBMITTAL SERIAL N0:2366hy1 BURDINES 01-14-1995 RAGE 5 FROM TO FLOW LENGTH FITTING DIAM TYRE lu2 115 30.85 10.00 0.0 2.067 BL4 112 51.90 9.00 0.0 2.067 BL4 106 109 73.11 9.00 0.0 2.067 BL4 17 106 94.64 151.00 20.0 2.067 BL4 16 17 402.56 10.00 0.0 4.124 CM 1 15 16 469.32 12.00 0.0 4.124 CM 1 37 38 45.71 10.00 0.0 3.260 CM2 36 37 141.84 10.00 0.0 3.260 CM2 35 36 194.77 12.00 0.0 3.260 CM2 15 35 50.50 279.00 40.0 2.067 BL3 14 15 519.82 11.00 0.0 6.249 CM 1 34 35 144.27 13.00 0.0 3.260 CM2 14 34 49.88 279.00 40.0 2.067 BL3 13 14 569.70 8.00 0.0 6.249 CM1 33 34 94.39 6.00 0.0 3.260 CM2 32 33 63.38 8.00 0.0 3.260 CM2 31 32 31.69 10.00 0.0 3.260 CM2 61 31 31.69 102.00 20.0 2.067 BL1 62 61 31.69 10.00 0.0 3.260 CM3 63 62 63.38 7.00 20.0 3.260 CM3 53 63 94.39 64.00 0.0 2.067 BL2 J--3J---J1_00--103.00 40.0 2.067 BL1 62 32 31.69 102.00 20.0 2.067 BL 1 13 53 29.51 103.00 40.0 2.067 BL1 12 13 599.22 8.00 0.0 6.249 CM1 52 53 64.87 7.00 20.0 3.260 CM3 12 52 31.87 102.00 20.0 2.067 BL1 11 12 631.09 10.00 0.0 6.249 CM1 51 52 33.00 10.00 0.0 3.260 CM3 11 51 33.00 102.00 20.0 2.067 BL 1 3 11 664.09 125.00 64.0 6.249 FM2 2 3 664.09 29.00 129.0 6.249 FR 1 2 664.09 8.00 93.0 8.249 FM1 0 1 714.09 120.00 100.0 7.980 UN PSIXT S-LOSS PRESSURES 0.011 0.00 14.99 14.88 0.028 0.00 15.24 14.99 0.053 0.00 15.71 10.24 0.085 0.00 30.21 15.71 0.043 0.00 30.64 30.21 0.057 0.00 31.32 30.64 2 0.00 22.25 22.23 0.020 0.00 22.44 22.25 0.035 0.00 22.86 22.44 0.027 0.00 31.31 22.86 0.009 0.00 31.41 31.31 0.020 0.00 23.12 22.86 0.026 0.00 31.41 23.12 0.011 0.00 31.50 31.41 0.009 0.00 23.19 23.13 0.004 0.00 23.23 23.19 0.001 0.00 23.24 23.23 0.011 0.00 24.61 23.24 0.001 0.00 24.62 24.61 0.004 0.00 24.74 24.62 0.084 0.00 30.14 24.74 0.011 0.00 24.72 23.18 0.011 0.00 24.58- 23.21 0.010 0.00 31.53 30.13 0.012 0.00 31.62 31.53 0.005 0.00 30.25 30.13 0.011 0.00 31.63 30.25 0.013 0.00 31.76 31.63 0.001 0.00 30.22 30.21 0.012 0.00 31.70 30.22 0.014 0.00 34.40 31.70 0.014 11.26 47.92 34.40 0.004 2.16 50.45 47.92 0.003 5.63 56.81 50.45 r 'I LC '29 95 07: 3U FROM: THE POOLE KEt JT --'0 81'3-2 J-CC1E TO 140 i _305666 PA'GE: 4 E lac BAY TO BAY BALANCING INC. 0 Noy- 44kAp Mo. Ivir Ad Pcfzlil. qq pppry t; 1.i.3lc.mi.zig cair t.€..,>z '_..ea.. Vic: WIN :fir . a ts'se., I%I3Jaicv A. s'ir^1ort 'on P_ pr o-mc fi ig.lfy.'.3 ?,w F.bemqp wi v'vW in compl.,- o t111 toWe havefoundtilefs 'AL-m Components am sys-umo; to be in -()(Xl WofkjIlg ofder i All of the asajor Of egLfip w up o1wating wWwin the lid% tatprance of e et n condi(icros. Now refer Ao the repco for s reRding;s on ak Jiss-vibation, Cafl if yolj have RAV qWStj s o 'hefe iS ;tnV *-JV V-e ran to of help. is m 1'. 1 / 71 k rHI_Ila' L+ qc t_t i _ FF'LIP'1: THE -F'CII=1L E 5 . : r515 TO 40 i _ il-15ses PR rf _t1 02f;:EF`IT CU. old-_ _-c. r' PO M D i fit ti: .. \,,,, ;.. 1 i I i k. f TO: Person: x tie -(..a ./`+2 :-$` ( "'sf . a8` p ell r, "+ `;' 1 r g s y. is... x...:._.._-.W.. l rs fi r 3 . ` w: ' l f 1" ip ' : . ie,. ''+!` .—>;, f." ''r?pr * .•sf ; t 'Yt+? X +r j:'.T t °.,', f' `• "S," a f /' ..,.., v ..«S,:d' } 7 .',q J , . to L r~ 3.. r t', DEPARTMENT STORES, INC. July 13th, 1995 Mr. Richard Cohen Fire Marshall 1303 South French Avenue City of Sanford Seminole County, Florida 32771, 7 West Seventh Street - Cincinnati, Ohio 45202-2471 Subject: Burdines Seminole Towne Center RE: Temporary Certificate of Occupancy Dear Mr. Cohen: Having passed our life safety inspections on 7/13/95, we are requesting a Temporary Certificate of Occupancy. This is being requested with the understanding that the certificate will be used strictly for the purposes of stocking the store. The store will not be open for business nor will Burdines use the store for conducting interviews until our final Certificate of Occupancy is obtained. If you have any questions regarding this issue please contact me at 407 - 328 - 1044. rLNiels David ProjectCoordinator cc: Job File Tom McLaughlin, Federated Department Stores Paul LeGrone, Hoar Construction Bloomingdale's - The Bon Marche - Bullock's Aeropostale - Charter Club Burdines Goldsmith' s - Jordan Marsh - Lazarus Macy's Close=Out Macy's - Rich's - Stem's Bloomingdale's By Mail G-tky Mr. Mike Osborn Burdines Department Stores 22 E. Flagler Street Miami, Florida 32101 01 Sanford, Fjo rtddP.O. Box 1788 - 32772-1788 Telephone (407) 330-5601 Fax (407) 336-5666 RE Burdines Department Store (Seminole Towne Center Mall) Certificate of Occupancy Dear Mr. Osborn: August 17, 1995 This letter is in follow-up to our telephone conversation of August 16, 1995. From our discussion, it is my understanding that you believe the subject facility is or will be complete and ready for issuance of a Certificate of Occupancy, approved by our Building Official and Fire Marshal. Seminole Towne Center Mall is classified as a "development of regional impact". As a result, a number of infrastructure requirements were established which are to be met before the Mall may open for business. Construction and completion of public access roads including Towne Center Boulevard, St. Johns Parkway, and North Towne Road is a requirement contained in the Development Order. The City of Sanford through its Community Redevelopment Agency is funding and constructing these roads. In order to assure that Development Order requirements are met, I will be holding the actual issuance of Certificates of Occupancy until completion of road construction. At present, we have completed installation of the asphalt friction course, and are waiting a reasonable cure time prior to installation of thermal plastic pavement markings. Although completion is somewhat weather dependent, I anticipate being able to release Certificates of Occupancy for facilities which are actually completed on or about September 1, 1995. Should totally unforeseen weather conditions preclude completion- of the road improvements prior to September 1, I will have no objection to approving a Special Event to cover the Grand Opening gala you are planning for the evening of September 1, however any subsequent store opening for sales will be dependent on issuance of the Certificate of Occupancy. I hope the foregoing answers questions and concerns you have regarding schedules for completion, your Grand Opening gala, and the issuance of the Certification of Occupancy. Please contact me if you have any questions. WASlacd cc: Building Official Fire Marshal Joe Cooper, MSA x ueucT\ Burdincs Very t ly yo rs, n iam A. Simmons, P.E. City Manager The Friendly City" tY eafiaFvss r.. .: .r area r:r-xac.n ACCIDENT' EPO T, x ru a aY x s w`: I ' }:. ALTERA`fl0= ° rr RE lJ ING' ORRFCION, ` AREACHA , E RDER Q IR i CHANGE RE OR $. _: DEPARTMENT OF BUSINESS and PRO..FESSIONAL REGULATION EXEMPT EL ATOR -STATE ;OF FLORIDA FAILED INITI L INSPECTION jDIVISION OF HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS f IN ITIALCERT ISSUED ELE IATORINSPECTION PROGRAM .r , i 4' a 3n- t s - x y`, ri# ,.r4'-'.fti'o ,.. mod, t...A. 1 REACTIVATE . NORTHWOOD CENTRE,1940 NdRTH`MONROEVREET TEMP. OPERATION REPORT TALLAHASSEE, FLORIDA 32399-1013 ' i TYPE INSPECTION RESULTS INSPECTION ACTION SERIAL NO 1 REINSPECTION COMIPLIE LEV. CODE A COMPLIED WW 2 INITIAL A MAJOR , OLATIQ B SEALED7b 3 CALL BACK B•MINOR VIOLATIONS 4 CONSTRUCTION f EE ECTION DATE 5 COMPLAINT/ REINSPECT f f INSPECTOR NAME AREA NO. T(I DAY YR BUILDING NAME i BUILDING ADDRESS t BUILDING CITY SIGNATURE OF i PERSON RECEIVING ,: - PRINT NAME THIS REPORTIleQa HONE NUMBER - INSPECTOR'S USE ONLY NOTICE TO ELEVATOR OWNER .SEE. - RSE SIDE FOR DEFINITIONS OF VIOLATIONS` gyp• VIOLATION DATES The violations noted must be Gorr ected<and the: El.evator Inspection Program notified of compliance within 60 OTHER CB daysfrom.the.date of this inspection: Return -this form properly signed by the Owner/Developer and/or Elevator . I Contractor. Any elevator owner whd: fails'ta comply with this order within 60 days is subject to an administrative CB' in ta. any other .penalty -provided 'by law.. If this elevator is operating under a complete. CB j fineupto $500 addition service maintenance contract,notify your:eleyator company immediately CB IF NO VIOLATIONS'.. INDICATED — DO NOT.RETURN THIS FORM MO DAY. YR i IN MACHINE ROOM N. IN HOISTWAY Z IN PIT Q J O IN/ ON CAB i ESCALATORS STAIRWAY CHAIRLIFTS WHEELCHAIR LIFTS. ELEVATOR I hereby certify that the above violations have been corrected. CONTRACTOR Signed by: OWNER/ I hereby certiry that the above violations have been correctAd- DEVELOPER Signed b g y: ELEVATOR I hereby swear or affirm that I directly supervised t do d SUPERVISOR installation of this elevator. Signed by. o•NOTE - IF MINOR VIOLATIONS ARE NOTED ON TEMPO Y OPERA N INITIAL INSPECTION, THE ELEVATOR COMPANY PERMIT NUMBERS N MUST CERTIFY THAT VIOLATIONS HAVE BEEN 1 2 CORRECTED PRIOR TO RELEASING ELEVATOR INDICATE DATE ALL VIOLATIONS CORRECTED MO I DAY I YR Title: I Date: Title:' Date: T1q S WITNESSED INITIALS: IT FEE AMOUNT r INSPECTION TIME TYPE INSPECTION '2rt 7 REINSPECTION' 21 INITIAL 3 CALL BACK INSPECTION ACTION SERIAL NO: A COMPLIED B SEALED 4 CONSTRUCTION t INSPECTION DATE 5 .COMPLAINT/REINSPECT. ` QA INSPECTOR NAME--=-'AREA NO. E Q . MO , DAY YR BUILDING NAME BUILDING ADDRESS \ BUILDING CITY SIGNATURE OF PERSON RECEIVING THIS REPORT fjj//` INSPECTOR'S USE ONLY NOTICE TO ELEVATOR OWNER = SEE R ERSE SIDE FOR DEF1 NITION& OF VIOLATIONS - "A" -VIOLATION DATES The violations noted must be corrected and the Elevator Inspection Program notified of compliance within 60 OTHER days from the date of this inspection.- Return this form properly signed by.the. Owner/Developer and/or Elevator CB Contractor. Any -elevator ownerwho fails to comply with this order within 60 days is subject to an administrative CB fine up to'$500 in addition to any other penalty provided by law. If this elevator is operating under a complete service maintenance contract, notify, your. elevator company immediately. CB IF NO VIOLATIONS.INDICATED = DO NOT RETURN THIS FORM CB MO DAY YR IN MACHINE ROOM'-. N IN HOISTWAY Z O I.— IN PIT Q J . O IN/ON CAB ESCALATORS STAIRWAY CHAIRLIFTS WHEELCHAIR LIFTS. INDICATE DATE ALL VIOLATIONS CORRECTED MO DAY YR ELEVATOR I hereby certify that the above violations have been corrected. CONTRACTOR Signed by: Title: Date: OWNER/ I hereby certify that the above violations have been corrected. co DEVELOPER Signed.by: Title: Date: ELEVATOR I hereby swear or affirm.that I directly supervised tru o a or WITNESSED BY: INITIALS: SUPERVISOR installationof this elevator. Signed by: y'S o- ' NOTE - IF MINOR VIOLATIONS ARE NOTED ON TEMPORARY OPERA N PERMIT E AMOUNT INSPECTION TIME IN OUT INITIALINSPECTION, THE ELEVATOR COMPANY PERMIT NUMBERS C LECTED cu MUST CERTIFY THAT VIOLATIONS HAVE BEEN LJ AREA CHANGE VaiLJCC. ,r CHANGE RECORD DEPARTMENT OF BU: O EXEMPT ELEVATOR 0 FAILED INIT14.-ASPECTION . DIVISION 0 INITIAL CERt. ISSUED ELEVAl O REACTIVATE TEMP OPERATION REPORT` NORTHWOOD'CE TALLAH; TYPE INSPECTION 1 I REINSPECTION 21 INITIAL 3 CALL BACK Ullillpl7l VV1111GV I lvn/ ' 1 1 J S-and' FROFESSIONAL:REGULATIONVI s' •=-RESULTS COMP,LIES%ELEV. CODE. A MAJOR VIOL'ATION,S;="' B-MINOR'.VIOLATIONS 4 CONSTRUCTION. 5 . COMPLAINT/REINSPECT: INSPECTOR NAME -•-'' BUILDING NAME BUILDING ADDRESS 83 SIGNATURE OF / INSPECTION ACTION A COMPLIED B SEALED SERIAL. NO. INSPECTION•DATE AREA NO. MO. DAY YR BUILDING CITY NOTICE TO ELEVATOR OWNER-'SEEP11VERSE SIDE FOR DEFINITIONS OF VIOLATIONS ' A°VIOLATION DATES The violations noted :must:.be corrected and .the. Elevator .Inspection -Program notified of compliance within 60 OTHER days from the date of this inspection. Return .this form properly signed by.the Owner/Developer. and/or Elevator .CB Contractor. Any elevator owner who fails to comply with this order within 60 days.is subject to an administrative CB. fine. up to $500 in addition Jo any other penalty. provided,by law. If this elevator is operating under a complete service maintenance contract, notify your. elevator:company immediately: CB, IF NO VIOLATIONS INDICATED.= DO NOT RETURN THIS -FORM Cf3 MO DAY YR IN MACHINE ROOM N INSPECTION•DATE AREA NO. MO. DAY YR BUILDING CITY NOTICE TO ELEVATOR OWNER-'SEEP11VERSE SIDE FOR DEFINITIONS OF VIOLATIONS ' A°VIOLATION DATES The violations noted :must:.be corrected and .the. Elevator .Inspection -Program notified of compliance within 60 OTHER days from the date of this inspection. Return .this form properly signed by.the Owner/Developer. and/or Elevator .CB Contractor. Any elevator owner who fails to comply with this order within 60 days.is subject to an administrative CB. fine. up to $500 in addition Jo any other penalty. provided,by law. If this elevator is operating under a complete service maintenance contract, notify your. elevator:company immediately: CB, IF NO VIOLATIONS INDICATED.= DO NOT RETURN THIS -FORM Cf3 MO DAY YR IN MACHINE ROOM N IN HOISTWAY Z O IN PIT a J O IN/ON CAB ESCALATORS STAIRWAY CHAIRLIFTS WHEELCHAIR LIFTS. ELEVATOR I hereby certify that the above violations have been corrected. CONTRACTOR Signed by: OWNER/ I hereby certify that the above violations have been corrected. DEVELOPER Signed by: ELEVATOR I hereby swear or affirm that I directly supervised st c on n SUPERVISOR I installation of this elevator. Signed by:' C o *NOTE - IF MINOR VIOLATIONS ARE NOTED ON TEMPORARYOPER010N INITIAL INSPECTION, THE ELEVATOR COMPANY PERMIT NUMBERS, N MUST CERTIFY THAT VIOLATIONS HAVE BEEN Cr CORRECTED PRIOR TO RELEASING ELEVATOR INDICATE DATE ALL VIOLATIONS CORRECTED MO I DAY I YR Title: I Date: TiUe: // / , I Date: I I I WITNESSED S S QS INITIALS: I EE AMO NT INSPECTION TIME OL.LECTED IN OUl Department of..Business and Professional Regulation Division of Hotels and Restaurants Bureau of Elevator Inspection Tallahassee, Florida 32399.1015 Lawton Chiles, Governor THIS IS TO CERTIFY THAT i, 2 i has complied with the laws of the State of Florida and is authorized to operate the elevator bearing the below serial number as a SERIAL NO. LANDINGS CAPACITY I EXPIRATION DATE THIS CERTIFICATE MUST BE POSTED IN A CONSPICUOUS LOCATION ON THE ELEVATOR AND FRAMED WITH A TRANSPARENT COVER. NOTICE: A:1y person removing or defacing this certificate without authorization is subject to imprisonment or fine Sec. 806.13, F.S.). CHAPTER 823.12, F.S.SMOKING IN ELEVATORS UNLAWFUL. —IT IS UNLAWFUL FOR ANY PERSON TO POSSESS ANY IGNITED TOBACCO PRODUCT OR OTHER IGNITED SUB- STANCE WHILE PRESENT IN AN ELEVATOR. ANY 8- 0114 7PERSONWHOVIOLATESTHISSECTIONISGUILTYOFA MISDEMEANOR OF THE SECOND DEGREE, PUNISHABLE AS PROVIDED IN S. 775.082, S. 775.083, S. 775.084. Department of Business and. Professional Regulation Division of Hotels and Restaurants Bureau of Elevator Inspection Tallahassee, Florida 32399.1015 Lawton Chiles, Governor THIS IS TO CERTIFY THAT I:Ftl:!' has complied with the laws of the State of Florida and is authorized to operate the elevator bearing the below serial number as a , r SERIAL NO. LANDINGS CAPACITY EXPIRATION DATE THIS CERTIFICATE MUST BE POSTED IN A CONSPICUOUS LOCATION ON THE ELEVATOR AND FRAMED WITH A TRANSPAf;rNT COVER. NOTICE: A-.iy person f, ,roving or defacing this certificate without authorization is subject to imprisonment or fine Sec. 806.13, F.S.). CHAPTER 823.12, F.S.SMOKING IN ELEVATORS UNLAWFUL. -IT IS UNLAWFUL FOR ANY PERSON TO POSSESS ANY IGNITED TOBACCO PRODUCT OR OTHER IGNITED SUB. STANCE WHILE PRESENT IN AN ELEVATOR. ANYPERSONWHOONISGUILTYOFA MISDEMEANOR OF THE SSECOND DETHIS IGGREE, PUNISHABLE 8- 0115 0 AS PROVIDED IN S. 775.082, S. 775.083, S. 775.084. Department of Business:and Professional Regulation Division of Hotels and Restaurants 4 ' Bureau of° Elevator Inspedtion Tallahassee, Florida 32399.1015 Lawton Chiles, Governor THIS IS TO CERTIFY THAT has complied with the laws of the State of Florida and is authorized to operate the elevator bearing the below serial number as a - ` , r SERIAL NO. LANDINGS CAPACITY EXPIRATION DATE THIS CERTIFICATE MUST BE POSTED IN A CONSPICUOUS LOCATION ON THE ELEVATOR AND FRAMED WITH A TRANSPARENT COVER. NOTICE: A:iy person removing or defacing this certificate without authorization is subject to imprisonment or fine Sec. 806.13, F.S.). CHAPTER 823.12, F.S.SMOKING IN ELEVATORS UNLAWFUL. -IT IS UNLAWFUL FOR ANY PERSON TO POSSESS ANY IGNITED TOBACCO PRODUCT OR OTHER IGNITED SUB- STANCE WHILE PRESENT IN AN ELEVATOR. ANY PERSON WHO VIOLATES THIS SECTION IS GUILTY OF A Q C C MISDEMEANOR OF THE SECOND DEGREE, PUNISHABLE J AS PROVIDED IN S. 775.082, S. 775.083, S. 775.084, Fel DEPARTM8,NT STORES, INC. Z.:, . - April 27, 1995 Mr. Gary Winn City of Sanford Building Department Seminole County, Florida 32772 7 West Seventh Street • Cincinnati, Ohio 452 02 -2471 Subject: Burdines Seminole Towne Center RE: Permanent Power Connection Dear Mr. Winn: The connection of permanent power to our building is scheduled during the first week of May. As I understand The City of Sanford has no standard application for permanent power, therefore I hope this letter serves the purpose. It is understood that permanent power in no way allows our store to open for business. Our only intent in establishing permanent power is to allow for the hookup and operation of our mechanical systems and the completion of our interior finishes and fixturing. Furthermore, we intend to merchandise our building in phases only after the Fire Marshall has reviewed and approved our life safety systems and open for business upon receipt of Certificate or Temporary Certificate of occupancy. If you have any questions regarding this i S e please contact me at 513-579-7054. cc: Job File David Nielsen, Federated Department Stores Paul LeGrone, Hoar Construction Bloomingdale's • The Bon Marchd • Bullock's Burdines Goldsmith's • Jordan Marsh • Lazarus Macy's • Rich's • Stem's Aeropostale • Charter Club Macy's Close -Out Bloomingdale's By Mail 2 4078760700700SANFORD FIRE/RES: kNFOi u war% FIRE DEPARTME,'., CHIEF TOM HICKSON PNOMEN(407)-322-4952 FAX"(407)-323-86-35 E$TAHLISIIED 1079 FAX COVER LETTER COMPANY: FAX # : t3e2' FROM : _ 1 F NUMBER OF PAGES: e;Z (included cover sheet) 8PECIAL INSTRUCTIONS: (TV FACSIMILE OPERATOR ) it*7k7trtytR***t*yt7t**7t Xit7t7t7t7 t*4[A7t***t t***fit*k**c t7t t**** PLEASE HAND DELIVER AT ONCE: IMMEDIATE ATTENTION PLEASE NOTIFY DEPARTMENT UPON ARRIVAL MESSAGE: SANFORD FIRE DEPARTMENT 1303 S.FRENCH AVE. DANFURD, FLA.32771 4078760700 SANFORD FIRE/RES P02 n derate dve DEPARTMENT STORES. INC. _ 7 West Seve=h Sum Ciieeinnati. Ohio 4.5202-2471 July l3th, 1995 Mr. Richard Cohen Fire Marshall I303 South Frcnch Avcnuc Cityof Sanford Scminolc County, Florida 32771 Subject: Burdines Seminole Towne Center RE: Tcmpunuy Ccrtift:alc of Gtvupancy Dear Mr. Cohen: Having passed our life safety inspections on 7/13/95, we are requesting a Temporary Certificate of (ccupancy. This is being requested with the understanding that the certificate will be used strictly for the purposes of stocking the store. The store will not be open for business nor will Burdines use the store for conducting interviews until our final Certificate of Occupancy is obtained. If you have any questions regarding this issue please contact me at 407 - 328 - 1044. QDavld l Project Coordinator cc: Job File Tom McLaughlin, Federated Department Stores Paul LeGrone, Hoar Construction C) (' 0-1• y e7 Bloomingdale' s - The Bon Marchd - Bullock's Aeropostale - Chatter Club urdines - Goldsmith's - Jvrsan Marsh - Lazarus Macy',; Close -Gut Macy' s - Rich's - Stern's Bloomingdalc's By Mail 7/7/95 95 298r1... ME(.'A-I PLUMB T.C.0. Illl95 95-5;i61i 1< MECI I I.C.O. 7/7/95 95-51 f4MERITLEC'r C.O_. 7/7/95 95.1171iOARI I BUILD C.O. CITY OF SANFORD BUILDING DEPARTMENT SEMINOLE TOWNE CENTER OFFICE July 7,1995 Hoar Construction, Co. Seminole Towne Circle Sanford,FL. RE: Burdines On July 7,1995 I conducted an inspection of The. Burdines Store for the purpose of a T.C.O.. The following items were found. 1) Nail in floor stairway #4. 2) Handrails missing exterior east exits. 3) Patch hole in electric closets. 4) Complete stall in restrooms. 5) Hurricane shutters open when ever occupied. Your servant; Charles D. Grover, C.C.A. Chief Code Analyst CITY OF SANFORD BUILDING DEPARTMENT[' SEMINOLE TOWNE CENTER OFFICE July 7,1995 Hoar Construction, Co. Seminole Towne Circle Sanford,FL. RE: Burdines On July 7,1995 I conducted an inspection of The Burdines Store for the purpose of a T.C.O.. The following items were found. 1) Nail in floor stairway 94. 2) Handrails missing exterior east exits. 3) Patch hole in electric closets. 4) Complete stall in restrooms. 5) Hurricane shutters open when ever occupied. Your servant; Charles D. Grover, C.C.A. Chief Code Analyst CITY OF SANFORD BUILDING DEPARTMENT SEMINOLE TOWNE CENTER OFFICE July 7,1995 Hoar Construction, Co. Seminole Towne Circle Sanford,FL. RE: Burdines On July 7,1995 I conducted an inspection of The Burdines Store for the purpose of a T.C.O.: The following items were found. 1) Nail in floor stairway #4. 2) Handrails missing exterior east exits. 3) Patch hole in electric closets. 4) Complete stall in restrooms. 5) Hurricane shutters open when ever occupied. a i• •w - ,_t i t• ' _.__t• i • t_ ma -Trr it ' _ o.,-mom, ITO Your servant; Charles D. Grover, C.C.A. Chief Code Analyst CITY OF SANFORD BUILDING DEPARTMENT SEMINOLE TOWNE CENTER OFFICE July 7,1995 Hoar Construction, Co. Seminole Towne Circle Sanford,FL. RE: Burdines On July 7,1995 I conducted an inspection of The Burdines Store for the purpose of a T.C.O.. The following items were found. 1) Nail in floor stairway #4. 2) Handrails missing exterior east exits. 3) Patch hole in electric closets. 4) Complete stall in restrooms. 5) Hurricane shutters open when ever occupied. t. 1' t _1111 t_ t .__ ' iIT ' =ttt t ..l1.t_t . 111K41AIR111 t 1 i._ t. it•t , it• t• ,t • tt rt .t Your servant; Charles D. Grover, C.C.A. Chief Code Analyst CITY OF SANFORD+ BUILDING DEPARTMENT SEMINOLE TOWNE CENTER OFFICE July 7,1995 Hoar Construction, Co. Seminole Towne Circle Sanford,FL. RE: Burdines On July 7,19951 performed a Mechanical inspection of the Burdines Store for the purpose of a T.C.O. the following item was found. 1) A Test and Balance report required. The mechanical system is approved for a T.C.O. Charles D. Grover, C.C.A. Chief Code Analyst CITY OF SANFOR.D BUILDING DEPARTMENT SEMINOLE TOWNE CENTER OFFICE July 7,1995 Hoar Construction, Co. Seminole Towne Circle Sanford,FL. RE: Burdines On July 7,1995 I performed a Plumbing inspection of the Burdines Store for the purpose of a T.C.O. The following items were found. 1) Install water coolers Ist. floor. 2) 1st floor men's room repair 1 W.C. 3) Water test report. The Plumbing system is approved for a T.C.O. Charles D. Grover, C.C.A. Chief Code Analyst CITY OF SANFORD BUILDING DEPARTMENT SEMINOLE TOWNE CENTER OFFICE July 7, l 995 Hoar Construction, Co. Seminole Towne Circle Sanford,FL. On July 7,1995 I performed an Electrical inspection of The Burdines Store for the purpose of a T.C.O. The following item was found. 1) Cover plates missing. The Electrical system is approved for a T.C.O. Charles D. Grover, C.C.A. Chief Code Analyst AkCITYOF SANFORD, FLORIDA PERMIT NO. DATE:Jr — THE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY APPLIES FOR A PERMIT TO INSTALL THE FOL- LOWING ELECTRICAL WORK- OWNER'S p OWNER'S NAME Federatd Department Stores Murdm c/o Seminole Town Center, 14n I ADDRESS OF JOB Sanford., FL 327713n TOc,une CP 1-eJ Merit Electric Co. ELEC. CONTR. James N. Wooten Residential Non-residential X Subject to rules and regulations of the city and national electric codes. Number AMOUNT i Alteration Addition Repair Change of Service Residential Commercial Mobile Home Factory Built Housing New Residential 0-100 Amp Service 101-200 Amp Service 201 Amp and above New Commercial 2400 Amp . ervice i Application Fee TOTAL 111,G11` 10 Qd, By signing this application Gam stating I will be in compliance with the NEC including Article 1110. Section 110-9 and 110-10. Building Official Mastes'r Electrician I I ECO000975 j STATE.COMPETENCY NO. , IN YOUR PLACE OF BUSINESS. THIS FORMT ONLY WHENLOCATION: ', ... x BECOMES A RECEIPT SIGNED BY CITY OF SANFORD. BUSINESS, PROFESSION, OR OCCUPATION 6030 ELECTRICAL COKTR/CERTIFIED i LICENSE FEE * 00 i TRANSFER FEE DELINQUENT PENALTY MMi00,. MERIT'RECTRIC `CQ "IMC. TOTAL V O BOX I292lyLARGO it AUTHORIZED SIGNATURE MERIT ELECTRIC CO., INC. 6520 125TH AVENUE N. P.O. BOX 1292 LARGO, FLORIDA 34649-1292 813) 536-5945 STATE LICENSE #EC0000975 TO: City of Sanford Gentlemen: Please accept this letter as your authorization to issue permits to Dale Gikiere for the following project. Burdines c/o Seminole Town Center 144 So Oregon Avenue Sanford, FL 32771 Thank you. Yours very truly, ME ELECTRIC CC ames N. Wooten Vice President EC0000975 STATE OF FLORIDA COUNTY OF PINELLAS 6637-D) The foregoing instrument was acknowledged before me this 14th day of November 1994 , by James N. Wooten , who is personally known to me or who has produced a FLORIDA Drivers License as identification and who did take an oath. Dana Keller Notary Public My Commission # CC075181 My Commission Expires: NOTARY PUBLIC, STATE OF FLORIDA. MY COMMISSION EXPIRES: Feb. 15, 1995. BONDED THRU NOTARY PUBLIC UNDERWRITERS. Commercial and Industrial Contractors CITY OF SANFORD FIRE DEPARTMENT FEES FOR SERVICES PHONE #: 407-322-4952 DATE: - PERMIT #: q'5— qq? BUSINESS NAME: \ ay ADDRESS: pc.J +--._ C" P . r i C . PHONE NUMBER:( ) PLANS REVIEW TENT PERMIT BURN PERMIT REINSPECTION TANK PERMIT FIRE SYSTEM AMOUNT COMMENTS: l .. < I'.,. 1 I c (1 r . ` . _ 1-<' 1 V r' Fees must be paid to Sanford Building Department,,300 N. Park Avenue, Samford, Florida. Phone # 330-5656. Proof of payment must be made to Sanford Fire Prevention before any further services can take place. I certify that the above information is true and correct and that I will comply with all applicable codes ancr ordinances of the City, of Sanfor rida. t Aelv Sanford Fire Prevention U 'Applicants Sig4afure CITY OF SANFORD FIRE -DEPARTMENT FEES FOR SERVICES PHONE #: 407-322-4952 q DATE: - -? PERMIT #: h.. BUSINESS NAME:o'r H ADDRESS: PHONE NUMBER:( ) PLANS REVIEW TENT PERMIT BURN PERMIT REINSPECTION TANK PERMIT FIRE SYSTEM O AMOUNT $ COMMENTS: F, Fees must be paid to Sanford Building Department,,300 N. Park Avenue, Samford, Florida. Phone # 330-5656. Proof of payment must be made to Sanford Fire Prevention before any further services can take place. q Dc//e7-s- pc/'- 1;a4n&ord Fire Prevention I certify that the above information is .true and correct and that I will comply with all applicable codes and ordinances of the City of Sanford, 'da. 1' ants Signature CITY OF SANFORD. FLORIDA PERMIT NO. ` 442 DATE THE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY APPLIES FOR A PERMIT TO INSTALL THE FOL- LOWING ELECTRICAL WORK: OWNER'S NAME u2 11`t5 — Ss'cMInlnLs oiw m4e ADDRESS OF JOB S?-q(o ® Towk)r trFD lbw[) ELEC. CONTR. IWQa rU Residential Non-residential_ Subject to rules and regulations of the city and national electric codes. Number AMOUNT Alteration Addition Repair j Changg of Service Residential Commercial I Mobile Home I I Factory Built Housing New Residential 0-100 Amp Service 101-200 Amp Service 201 Amp and above I New Commercial Amp ervice Application Fee r TOTAL By signing this application I am stating I will be in compliance with the NEC including Article 110, Section 110-9 and 110-10. wilding Official Master Electrician STATE COMPETENCY NO. CITY OF SANFORD FIRE -.DEPARTMENT FEES FOR SERVICES PHONE fit: 407-322-4952 DATE: - z - PERMIT #: BUSINESS NAME: ADDRESS: PHONE NUMBER:( ) r- (1/.` r PLANS REVIEW TENT PERMIT 0 BURN PERMIT REINSPECTION TANK PERMIT FIRE SYSTEM n AMOUNT $ COMMENTS: L vc S //z Q' iJ-c_ l t CA e Fees must be paid to Sanford Building Department,,300 N. Park Avenue, Sanford, Florida. Phone # 330-5656. Proof of payment must be made to Sanford Fire Prevention before any further services can take place. Aciln 1` Sanford Fire Prevention I certify that the above information is true and correct and that I will comply with all applicable codes and ordinances of the Citof Sanf rd, rida. w iccaa'nts Sig ature K2).' 803 South Orlando Avenue Suivi April 20, 1995 Richard A. Cohen Sanford Fire Dept. 1303 S. French Ave. Sanford, Florida 32771 RE: BURDINE'S #27 SEMINOLE TOWNE CENTER SR 46 @ TOWNE CENTER BLVD. Dear Richard: Awsm ADT requests approval to install a FAST fire.control system along with the devices as indicated on the drawing. We will also be installing a Focus 200 panel to monitor the system. Please refer to the drawing for device locations. Please contact me at 628-5050 with any questions. Sincerely, 011-- - Melissa Lohman Security Systems Features Supports two Analog signaling loops Microprocessor -based control panel Supports Intelligent Analog and Traditional circuits 80 character Liquid Crystal Display Crystal Controlled Realtime clock Buttons for active status scrolling & acknowledge 600 event history log RS-232C Printer/Program/Special Function Port Traditional Style B & D initiating device circuit capability User Friendly Field Programmability Each zone/device may control any single, multiple or group of outputs Interfaces with IRC-1, CM2, ACP, SAN, RASP Supports RS-485 Style 4, 6 or 7 Data Line Supports class A or B Fiber optic Data Line Supports class A or B 20 mA Data Line Up to 28 panel addresses per system All external connections tested to 6KV NFPA 72 A,B,C,D, & F Configurations Multiple password levels Non-volatile EEPROM memory eliminates program PROM burning 40 character user defined message per point Listed by U.L. per #864 & #1076, category UOJZ and APOU ULC Listed per CAN/ULC-S527 Grade "AA" security listing Protected Keypad w/Tactile Feedback Supports Serial Multiplexed Audio Panels Supports Serial Annunciator Panels Supports System Control with CCA or CGP Supports VDU monitor point with VDU-3 Central point program download Supports central amps or distributed amps Dynamic analog smoke detector test performed daily at midnight Reports analog values of conventional 2-wire type smoke circuits ADT Security Systems, Inc. ADT Canada 300 Interpace Parkway 5734 Young Street Parsippany, NJ 07054 Willowdale, Ontario, y",,,rty Canada M2M 3T3 systems 1-800-AnT-INFO 1-800-268-3770 10 cmumg Model CM1 Description The CM1 is a Polling master control module that contains the system database, coordinates all system polling, printer reports and output, manual and override functions of the front panel or from the RS-232 interactive port, and all 1/0 functions from the user defined applications program. The CM1 is an assembly that may be installed in a CAB2, CAB3, CAB3F or CAB6F, cabinet requiring a single footprint module space. The CM1 is comprised of: motherboard with two option card slots; CPU card; serial communications card; front cover with 80 character display, common annunciation LEDs, common control switches, keypad for override control and status reports. The CM1 motherboard and circuit cards are protected by a metal cover with overlay for RFI/EMI protection and to meet dead front construction applications. Any two of the following option cards may be installed in the CM1: ZA4-2: Zone Card, Style D & Z, 4 Inputs, 2 may be configured as outputs ZB8-2: Zone Card, Style B & Y, 8 Inputs, 2 may be configured as outputs ZB8-5: Zone Card, Style B & Y, 8 Inputs, 5 may be configured as outputs ZB8-8: Zone Card, Style B & Y, 8 Inputs, 8 may be configured as outputs ZAS-1: Analog/addressable Card, 96 Sensors and 96 Modules or RZB12-6 panels ZBO-8: Relay Card, (8) eight N/O or N/C or form C, rated 4A @ 30Vdc ZR8-2: Relay Card, Dual 4-to-1 or 1-to-4 selector i Listing/Approvals UL, ULC, CSFM, NYBSA, Pending - FM 270034A 1 014 Operation In the normal mode of operation the 80 character LCD indicates current system status which includes the current time, the number of system active and disabled points. If any active or disable points are present in the system, the operator may request a system status display or printout. Status reports may also be generated which will indicate the exact analog reading of each module, sensor or traditional zone; the outputs and their associated priorities that are active system wide; verification counts; and the status of each remote field panel in the system. Standard Keypad Functions:. High Intensity Diagnostic OED's for: Switches for: Test/Status System Normal System Reset Enable/Disable System Alarm Alarm Silence Activate/Reset Supervisory Trouble Silence Program System Trouble Acknowledge/Next Delete Test/Program Drill/All Call Alarm Silence Lamp Test Trouble Silence Review Drill/All Call Software Features Logic Statements Time Controls Guard Patrols Sequences Actions Weekday/Weekend/Holiday Schedules Up to 99 Priorities per output Individual Device Alarm Verification Sensitivity Adjustment by sensor by time of day Applications Up to 576 inputs and outputs per system can be monitored and controlled by the CM1. The CM1 is the Master Controller Module for the polled System. It provides the user with control over the entire system which may include up to 28 remote field panel addresses. The CMl is not only the master controller assigned to coordinate all system activity but may contain up to two option cards for either traditional or analog monitoring and control. The CM1 contains a serial RS-232C port for connection to a printer, VDU-3, CCA or color graphic package (GP13/19). In systems requiring special applications for data communications the standard RS-485 communications card may be replaced with a serial card capable of communicating with remote panels via 20 mA or fiber optics. The CM1 contains a RS-232 port that may be assigned as a printer port an or a interactive special function port. ADT Security Systems, Inc. ADT Canada 300 Interpace Parkway 5734 Young Street Parsippany, NJ 07054 Willowdale, Ontario, Security Canada M2M 3T3 systems 1-800-ADT-INFO 1-800-268-3770 Analog Value Reporting per analog device and traditional Zones. Maintenance Alert Reports by Detector/Sensor Cross Zoning Enabling & Disabling of any device or function On demand system condition printouts Nth device in alarm programming Zones/devices are assignable: alarm, Supervisory, Security, Status When designated as an interactive port it will communicate with a VDU-3, CCA series terminal or a CGP series color graphics terminal. When designated as an interactive port the CCA or CGP series terminals may be used to control and monitor the system. The RS-232 port is also used to download the system data base to all remote field panels (CM2s) in the system. The CM1 is available with three communications options. The SO option provides the associated hardware to allow data communications in either a 20 mA or Fiber optics format (standard communications is RS-485). When the SO option is selected the serial communications driver cards (SO -FIB, SO-20 or SO-201)). must be ordered separately. 270034A 2of4 Engineering Specifications The Control Panel shall be an Intelligent Response Controller (RC-3) type CM1 polling master. The Panel shall be capable of being housed in any of the following cabinets: CAB2, CAB3, CAB3F or CA86F. The Polling Master controller shall be modular for ease of installation, maintenance, and configuration. The master controller shall be capable of supporting up to 576 supervised inputs and outputs. The controller shall have an 80 character Liquid crystal Display (LCD) that offers (2) 40 character lines. The controller shall differentiate between long term drift above the prealarm threshold (maintenance alert, indicative of the need for cleaning) and a fast rise above the prealarm threshold (indicative of a smoldering fire). The Maintenance Alert shall be annunciated as an alert on the LCD only and shall not be confused as a Trouble or an Alarm. The unit shall contain a real time clock, tactile feel keypad (16 keys), with 19 functions, (2) buttons for scrolling data on the LCD, (4) front panel switches for Reset, Alarm, and Trouble Silence, and Drill/All Call and 5) LED's for Normal, Alarm, Supervisory, Trouble and Test/Program. The Controller shall occupy (1) space in the above listed cabinets and control up to (28) additional slave CM2(s). During the normal state, the NORMAL LED (green) shall flash, the first line of the LCD shall display the time in HH:MM:SS) as well as the number of active points ("AP") and the number of disabled points ("DP") in the system. When the control panel goes into the alarm condition the green) NORMAL LED extinguishes and the (red) ALARM Led shall light, the buzzer pulsates and the LCD indicates the time, the number of messages waiting, the type of alarm, the Alarm zone or device number, and the time that the ALARM occurred. The second line is dedicated to the user specified message. To acknowledge the alarm, the operator shall press the NEXT/ACK button, and the buzzer will silence providing there isn't an additional alarm waiting. If there are additional alarms waiting the operator shall acknowledge all pending alarms before the -buzzer will silence. To silence audible devices the operator shall press the ALARM SILENCE button, a new alarm shall cause the audible devices to resound. To reset the, network the operator shall press the RESET button. During the TROUBLE condition, the amber TROUBLE LED shall light, the NORMAL LED shall go out, and the BUZZER shall pulsate. The display shall indicate SUPERV. OPEN" and the zone or device number. The operator shall silence the BUZZER by acknowledging all messages and pressing the TROUBLE SILENCE button. During the SUPERVISORY condition the amber SUPERVISORY LED shall light, the NORMAL LED shall go out, and the BUZZER shall pulsate. The LCD shall indicate ("SUPERV. SHORT") and the zone number. The operator shall silence the BUZZER by acknowledging all messages and pressing the TROUBLE SILENCE button. The controller shall support any two (2), of the following traditional or intelligent option cards simultaneously in any combination: ZB8-2 - Style B & Y circuits; Z138-5 - Style B Y circuits; Z138-8 - Style B & Y circuits; ZA4-2 - Style D & Z circuits; ZAS-1 - Analog/Addressable - 96 modules & 96 sensors and/or up to (12) RZB-12-6; ZBO-8 - Relay option card; ZR8-2 Relay option card - Dual 4 into 1 input select. The controller shall support and control any combination ADT Security Systems, Inc. ADT Canada 300 Interpace Parkway 5734 Young Street Parsippany, NJ 07054 Willowdale, Ontario, secu"ey Canada M2M 3T3 systems 1-800 ADT INFO 1 800 268 3770 up to (28) additional control modules type CM2, IRC-1, Audio Control Panel (2/6 channel), serial annunciator and switches (RASP) or (SAN) series, over RS-485, RS-232, Fiber Optics or 20 mA Loop as required. Each controller shall contain a RS-232 printer/programming port for programming locally via an IBM PC or down loading through modems from a remote PC. When operational each controller shall support a printer through the RS-232 port and be capable of message routing. The controller shall support up to 2 Intelligent loop cards (ZAS-1), each card shall support (96) intelligent sensors and (96) intelligent modules. Each sensor shall respond to a panel poll for information with an analog representation of measured fire related phenomena (smoke density, particles of combustion, temperature). Such response proves end to end sensor response including the operation of the sensor `electronics. Systems which only monitor the presence of a conventional detector in an addressable base shall not be acceptable. The Polling Master shall have the following additional features without any changes in hardware or firmware: Logic Statements. Time Controls. Sequences. Actions. Weekday/Holiday Schedules. Guard Patrols. Analog Value Reporting of all analog sensors and traditional zones. Maintenance Reporting By Intelligent Sensor. Sensitivity Setting by Sensor. (Within UL or ULC Limits). Sensitivity Setting changed by time (Day/Night Mode). Alarm Verification by point or zone (0 to 60 Seconds) Print a history of Sensors Activating the Verification Cycle. On demand system condition printouts (status). Up to 99 priorities for any event driven relay/output. Enabling and Disabling of any system device or function. Ground Fault Detection on all system devices and inputs. Three Types of One Man Test. Normal and Silent One Man Test. Field Programmable One Man Test. 270034A 3of4 Control Module Motherboard (CM1 ) PARALLEL PARALLEL PRINTER PRINTER COLOR VDU-] GRAPHICS CCA SERIALPRINTER L------- A I I UPV TO/FROM REMOTE INTERACTIVEOMM DFIELPANELS RS-232 PORT F_____ r______\ XD TSO -FIB j j SO-n8 j Z XD ISO- 20 1 SO- 20 SHLD j j j 'RS-ra5 2(-) SERIAL SERIAL61DATAI I DATA I COMMUNICATIONS CCUM CARD COMM CARD 2(+) I I TERMINALS I I I I SHLD j I 1H 1(+) I I I I I A I I A I I I TO/FROM REMOTE FIELD PANELS NIGH SKMAL ro ro "KI SK ' INITIATING INDICATING INDICATING INITIATING DEVICES DEVICES DEVICES DEVICES 1551FB 2551FB 5531FB M50OMFO M501MFB M5000FB M50OXFB RZ812-6 i •' TI TE Il`/I 5I t..,:., Igo\I 5 1CM1 RISER I CONTROL MODULETE i I D I lC;o IlOF'n0zOPTIONCARD TERM, T84 - OPTERMINALSRT'ONCAR ri, I ri roiri ri.URF0 R.1%. r/i I'/ir%ri TO CM11 NOTES: 1Q WHEN SERIAL DATA COMMUNICATION OPTION CARDS ARE USED T8 1-5 THRU TBI-10 ARE NOT USED. REFER TO SERIAL COMMUNICATIONS OPTIONS CARDS CUT SHEET FOR MORE INFORMATION. Q2 ONLY ONE DEVICE MAY BE CONNECTED TO THE RS-232 PORT. WHEN DISTANCES TO DEVICES EXCEED 50', MODEMS MUST BE USED. Q3 THIS BLOCK DIAGRAM IS INTENDED TO INDICATE OPERATIONAL SYSTEM FEATURES, ADDITIONALHARDWAREMAYBEREOUIREDTOPROVIDEA FULLY OPERATIONAL SYSTEM. Electrical Specifications Standby Current Dataline Format Baud Rate Printer Port Format Baud Rate Maximum Current (any Terminal) Audio (70 VRMS) Audio (24 VRMS) Maximum Wire Size ( any Terminal) nny !VCC RITY dR STANr_ ' 888U 190 mA RS- 485 (Standard) 1200, 2400, 4800, 9600BPS RS-232C 300- 400 4 Adc 250 W 100 W 14 AWG Ordering Information TYPICAL RISER CONNECTIONS: STROBE POWER FROM 24 Vdc. RISER, SPEAKER POWER FROM AMPLIFIER RISER, PHONE RISER FROM ACP SPEAKER CIRCUIT S ROBECIRCUIT PHONE CIRCUITMODEL PMDESCRIPTION CM1 (Standard) 240102 Master Controller w/RS-485 communications card w/SO option 240185 Master Controller with interface for 20 mA or Fiber SO -FIB 130143 Single channel fiber optics communications card SO-20 130155 Single channel 20 mA communications card SP-20D 130158 Dual channel 20 mA communications card FIB/20 130160 Sub loop card converts fiber to 20 mA format It is our intention to keep the product information current and accurate. We can not cover specific applications or anticipate all requirements. All specifications are subject to change without notice. For more information or questions relative to this Specification Sheet, contact ADT. ADT Security Systems, Inc. ADT Canada 300 Interpace Parkway 5734 Young Street Parsippany, NJ 07054 Willowdale, Ontario, security Canada M2M 3T3 Systems 1-800- ADT-INFO 1-800-268-3770 C": C 270034A 1 4of4 inled In canaft i Security Systems Features W U.L. listed per #864 and #1076, category UOJZ, APOU ULC listed per can/UL-CS527 Slave controller units to CM1 master controller Microprocessor -based control module RS 485 Style 4, 6, 7 signaling line standard Grade "AA" Security Listing Crystal controlled Realtime Clock Non-volatile EEPROM memory Mix Traditional with Intelligent (ANALOG) Technology CPU card with FIRMWARE, RAM, & EEPROM User friendly field programmability RS-232C Printer or VDU-3 port All external connections tested to 6KV Easy Load, Edit or Change Data Entry Software User Data Base archived on disk 2 option card slots per controller Dynamic analog smoke detector test performed daily at midnight Reports analog -values of standard 2-wire smoke circuits Application The CM2 is used primarily in applications to expand the zone card capacity of a single enclosure IRC-3 system. The CM2 is a slave to the CM1 master controller. Small buildings or complexes that require all system hardware to be in a single enclosure but be capable of analog detectors are ideally suited for the CM2 panel. The CM2 panel will hold two circuit cards and expand the system card count of the CM1. 4' ADT Security Systems, Inc. ADT Canada 300 Interpace Parkway 5734 Young Street Parsippany, NJ 07054 Willowdale, Ontario, Security Canada M2M 3T3 Systems 1-800-ADT-INFO 1-800-268-3770 M@ewgs Vows Model CM2 Description Up to (28) CM2 controller may be polled by a CM1. The CM2 will support any of the optional plug-in Zone or Analog/Addressable option cards. The CM2 may reside on the same signaling line as IRC-1 panels; Audio Control Panel (ACP, ACP-6 or FCCA) and Serial Annunciators Models RASP or SAN). The CM2 for the polled System is used with CM1 master controller. It provides the user with distributed multiplexed remote control over the system. The CM2 motherboard provides the mounting space for the CPU, serial communications card and two (2) of the following Traditional, Intelligent or Option Cards in any combination: ZB8-2, ZB8-5, ZB8-8, ZA4-2, ZAS-1 ZBO-8, ZR8-2 The CM2 contains an RS-232C port that may be configured with a serial printer, VDU-3 or CDR-3. The CM2 operates in conjunction with the CM1 or may be utilized with the CCS-1 or FCC multi line computer in a polled system environment and occupies one (1) space in a cabinet. The CM2 is available with an SO option that changes the serial communications available from the standard RS-485 to a universal format capable of communicating with the SO -FIB (fiber optics) or=4he SO-20 (class B 20 mA) or SO- 20D (Class A 20 mA) option cards. Engineering Specifications The Polling Master (CM1) shall poll up to (28) multiplexed CM2 controllers. Each CM2 shall support and be capable of mixing any two (2) of the optional Zone cards (ZB8-2, ZB8-5, Z138-8, ZA4-2, ZBO-8, ZR8-2) including the (ZAS-1) Intelligent Sensor & Module 1/0 card. Each CM2 shall contain non-volatile EEPROM memory, Crystal Controlled Real -Time Clock, easy load, edit or change, field programmable software via local IBM PC or remotely using modems through a self contained RS-232 Printer/Programming Port. The Data -Line Format shall be RS-485, 20 mA or fiber optics @ 9600 BPS. All external connections of the controller shall withstand 6 Kilovolts voltage transients to chassis ground. The CM-2 shall occupy (1) unit space in a cabinet Listings/Approvals UL, NYBSA, CSFM, ULC, Listings Pending FM 270035A 1of2 Control Module Mother Board SERIALPRINTER A PI TB1 PTO/FROMREMOTEOMMFIELD PANELS RS-232 TT, P3F-------i r--------PORT XO SO -FIB SO -FIB IOROR % D SO-2 0 SO- 20 ZN 511LD j jSERIALjSERIAL RSL 485 DATA DATA 1 I DATA I COMMUNICATIONS 2(}) COMM CARD 1 COMM CARD I TERMINALS SHLD 1(-) II a T(+) Q I1 1 I 1 Q Q I I I I J2 L------ J L------ J TO/FROM REMOTE FIELD PANELS INITIATING INDICATING INDICATING NITTATITINGATNNG DEVICES DEVICES O"CES DEVICES J 7551 F8 5551FB U50OMFO M5OIMFB M5000FB M50OXFB RZ812-6 TO PS4A OR PS6A POWER DATA 25511` 8 uXl)) P2 TB2 - OPTION CARD TERMINALS TB3 P4 J3 I A P5 A SHOW MIN 2AS-1 CARD WSTALLED B CM2 RISER TYPICAL RISER CONNECTIONS: CONTROL MODULE INPUT TERMINALS CSTROBE POWER FROM 24 Vdc RISER, SPEAKER POWER FROM AMPLIFIER RISER, MOTHERBOARD PHONE RISER FROM ACP j4 B 1 P6 A N1 S. aMI TN zaa-s a 2 11 CARD INSTALLEDU.J ATB4 - OPTION CARD TERMINALS BIIIIIIIIIIIIIVI P7 TO CM2N DISPLAY NOTES: Qj WHEN SERIAL DATA COMMUNICATION OPTION CARDS ARE USED TB1-5 THRU TSI-10 ARE NOT USED. REFER TO SERIAL COMMUNICATIONS OPTIONS CARDS CUT SHEET FOR MORE INFORMATION. Qi THIS PORT WILL SUPPORT A PRINTER WITH VECTORED MESSAGES OR A COR-3 CODER MODULE. Qi THIS BLOCK DIAGRAM IS INTENDED TO INDICATE OPERATIONAL SYSTEM FEATURES, ADDITIONAL HARDWARE MAY BE REQUIRED TO PROVIDE A FULLY OPERATIONAL SYSTEM. Electrical Specifications IRCUI SAL ( FIRICN IT'E SATIUP RSEAKER I`, CR11YY. I DEIISICE I I CIRCUIT STROBE CIRCUIT 0 od d o R D J cHGNI Standby Current 190mA Dataline Format RS- 485 (standard) Baud Rate 1200, 2400, 4800, 9600 BPS Printer Port Format RS-232C Baud Rate 300- 4800 Maximum Current (any terminal) 4 Adc Audio (70 VRMS) 250 W Audio (25 VRMS) 100 W Maximum Wire Size ( any terminal) 14 AWG Maximum number of CM2s powered by a PS 3 Ordering Information Model P/N C M 2 240121 CM2 w/SO option 240183 SO -FIB 130143 SO-20 130155 SO-20D 130158 FIB/20 130160 DESCRIPTION w/Standard RS- 485 Serial communications card w/serial option card for interface to SO-20(D) or SO -FIB Class B fiber optics communications card Class B 20mA communications card Class A Communications card Fiber optic to 20 mA converter It is our intention to keep the product information current and accurate. We can not cover specific applications or anticipate all requirements. All specifications are subject to change without notice. For more information or questions relative to this Specification Sheet, contact ADT. ADT Security Systems, Inc. ADT Canada 300 Interpace Parkway 5734 Young Street Parsippany, NJ 07054 Willowdale, Ontario, securityCanada M2M 3T3 systems 1-800- ADT-INFO - 1-800-268-3770 270035A 2 of 2 Printed in Canada c J Security Systems Listings/Approvals Underwriters Laboratories, Inc. listed California State Fire Marshal listed Board of Standards & Appeals (NYC) IJ Underwriters Laboratories (Canada) Highrise Code, City of Chicago Pending Designed in accordance with NFPA codes; 72 A, B, C, D, & F. Features g@fla QuoUo Model ZB8-8 ZB8-8 FRONT ZB8-8 REAR Provides convertible traditional two or four wire type zoning Field configurable as either'input or output (1/0) circuits Choose Style D (class B) plug-in circuit cards No field wiring to the individual card, wire to standard motherboard (CM's) All multiple zone cards are placement supervised for reliability All zone cards have "gold" edge connector points for maximum continuity Audio amplifier capability includes dual channel riser switching Circuitry accommodates selected compatibility listed 2-wire detectors Accommodations all standard shorting type devices 3 mA (.003 A) of supervisory current supports up to twenty 2-wire detectors Field configurable as alarm, waterflow alarm, supervisory or security zones Super -low card current consumption yields benefits of smaller standby battery Completely power limited per NEC 760 (NFPA 70) when devices are powered or driven from Series PS & ABS power supplies or AA75 Series amplifiers General Description: The traditionally wired (Style D & B) 2 wire/4 wire type zone cards are designed to provide the user with the field ability of assigning a zone as an input or output circuit. This flexibility allows for the conversion of a supervised initiating circuit to a supervised indicating circuit. The indicating circuit (Style X or Y) may be configured as a traditional (bell, horn, light) audible or audio circuit; which may be set up with single or dual channel audio riser(s). (Refer to IRC-3 Installation Manual). ZONE CARD; STYLE B & X, ZB8-8: This Style B (Class B) initiating/indicating (1/0) zone card is designed to accept eight 8) supervised initiating circuits, all eight (8) of which may be converted to supervised indicating (Style X) circuits. When designed zones 7 & 8 are convertible to outputs with high current contacts. (See Electrical Specifications). This card occupies one (1) card position in Controller Module and all field wiring is connected to the Controller motherboard. 41 ADT Security Systems, Inc. ADT Canada - 300 Interpace Parkway 5734 Young Street Parsippany, NJ 07054 Willowdale, Ontario, seau Ity Canada M2M 3T3 Systems 1-800-ADT-INFO 1-800-268-3770 270071A 1of2 Z138-8 CIRCUIT CARD CLASS "B" INPUT ZONES or OUTPUT CIRCUITS ZONE 1 ZONE 2 ZONE 3 ZONE 4 ZONE 5 ZONE 6 ZONE 7 ZONE 8 5 1 2 J 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 TB-2 or TB-4 CONTROL MODULE j Pj ®®®®®®p&®®P2®® PIV SPKR ` TYPE "S" TYPE "S" SUPV. ZONE SUPV. ZONE JP1 REMOVED JP5 REMOVED EOL EOL 15K OHM A 15K OHM STYLE 8 STYLE Y NOTES SMK DET r 4 ALARM TYPE "A" INITIATING ZONE JP7 INSTALLED 0 EOL 3.9K OHM STYLE 8 t Supervised Circuit Power Limited Circuit when Powered from AA75 Series Amplifiers or PS4/8A or APS8A EOL Devices : 3.9K — Smoke Zones 15K — Type 'S' Supervisory Zones 6.8K — Security Zones Refer to Appendix C for Compatible Devices. Polarity shown in Supervisory condition. Q Typical for MFA, WF, Heat Installation, Also Typical for Supervisory Devices when EOL is 15K. Qi Typical for Bell, Horn, Strobe Ckt. NOTE: STYLE designations as determined by the National Fire Protection Association are listed below to clarify matters: INITIATING CIRCUITS: INDICATING CIRCUITS: CLASS A IS STYLE D CLASS A IS STYLE Y CLASS B IS STYLE B CLASS B IS STYLE X Electrical Specifications: ZONE CARD; STYLE B & X, ZB8-8 INDICATING CIRCUITS 1-8) INITIATING CIRCUITS 1-8) EOL Resistor 15 K Standby Current 50 mA Short Detection 6.5 K DC Input Voltage 24 Vdc Open Detection 30 K Loop Voltage 24 Vdc OUTPUT RATING 7-8) Alarm Current Max/CKT 70 mA 24 Vdc @ 3.5 AMPS Maximum Supervisory Current/CKT 3 mA 25 VRMS Audio @ 100 w/Maximum Trouble Current 3.5 mA 70 VRMS Audio @ 100 w/Maximum Alarm/EOLR 3.9 K Security/EOLR 6.8 K OUTPUT RATING 1-6) Supervisory/EOLR 15 K 24 Vdc @ 2.0 AMPS Maximum 25 VRMS Audio @ 50 w/maximum 70 VRMS Audio @ 50 w/maximum Alarm Current/Max/CKT 40 mA NOTE: Relay Coil Current Draw: for calculations, use an average of 20 mA Per It is our intention to keep the product information current and accurate. We can not cover specific applications or anticipate all requirements. All specifications are subject to change without notice. For more information or questions relative to this Specification Sheet, contact ADT. ADT Security Systems, Inc. ADT Canada 300 Interpace Parkway 5734 Young Street Parsippany, NJ 07054 Willowdale, Ontario, ecurity Canada M2M 3T3 Systems 1-800-ADT-INFO 1-800-268-3770 270071A 2of2 Printed in Canada C ZBo=a Listings/Approvals Underwriters Laboratories, Inc. listed California State Fire Marshall listed Board of Standards & Appeals (NYC) Underwriters Laboratories (Canada) Highrise Code, City of Chicago approved Designed in accordance with NFPA codes: 72 A, B, C, D, & F Features: Non supervised On/Off Control Functions: Elevator Recall Door Holders Door Release Fan Motor Control Briefcase" Style Jumpers Program ZBO-8 ZR8-2 Relay Card Permits Easy Switching of RAMM Messages Amplifier Redundancy Switching ARM-8 Handles High -current Load Switching ZI Gold Edge Connector Points for Maximum Continuity on ZBO-8/ZR8-2 Description RELAY CARD: ZBO-8 The ZBO-8 Relay Card is most commonly used to effect Elevator Recall, Door Holder Release, Magnetic Door Lock Release or Fan Motor (AHU) start/stop depending upon the desired control function. The Card may also be effective in providing function handoff to auxiliary/ancillary type systems, ie; Digital Dialer devices used not as Alarm Reporting, but as off -site monitoring of certain building conditions/functions, etc. This card occupies one (1) slot/space in a Controller Module. 1 ADT Security Systems, Inc. ADT Canadar 300 Interpace Parkway 5734 Young Street Parsippany, NJ 07054 Willowdale, Ontario, security Canada M2M 3T3 Systems 1-800-ADT-INFO 1-800-268-3770 Model: ZBO-8, ZR8-2, ARM8 ZR8-2 ARM8 270012A 1 of 4 RELAY CARD: ZR8-2: The ZR8-2 Relay Card is most commonly used to effect switching of multiple RAMM stored messages on the risers to effect proper evacuation of a threatened structure. Two set of four (4) inputs may be outputted to a single riser. This card is nominally called a dual 4-to-1 1/0 Card. This card occupies one (1) slot/space in a Controller Module. AUXILIARY RELAY MODULE: ARM-8 The ARM-8 Auxiliary Relay Module is used when the current switching requirements exceed the rated capacity of the Z138-2 or it is necessary to switch AC loads where it is desired to protect journeymen working on the system from such load terminations. See Electrical Specifications for load determinations. The ARM-8 Module comes with one (1) ARA-1 relay in place; seven (7) more relays may be added to the ARM-8. The basic ARM-8 module is driven from a Card that occupies a slot/space in the closest Controller Module and the ARM-8 occupies an enclosure/cabinet position. Electrical Specifications ZBO-8: ARM-8/ARA-1: Standby Current; Card 0 mA Coil Voltage 24 Vdc Contact (Voltage) Rating; @ 30 Vdc 4.0 A Coil Current 40 mA Contact (Audio) Rating; @ 25 Vrms 100 W (max) Contact; Type DPDT Contact (Audio) Rating: @ 70 Vrms 100 W (max) Contact (Current) Rating; @ 30 Vdc .35 pf ZR8-2: Horsepower (1/3) Rating .240 Vac Standby Current; Card 0 mA Horsepower (1/6) Rating 120 Vac Standby Current; per active relay 20 mA Contact (Audio) .Rating (25/70 Vrms) 250 W (max) Contact (Current) Rating; @ 30 Vdc 4.0 A Environmental/Humidity Rating 85% Contact (Audio) Rating; @ 25 Vrms 100 W (max) Environmental/Temperature (OF) 32-120 Contact (Audio) Rating; @ 70 Vrms 100 W (max) Environmental/Temperature (°C) 0-49 RHU FAN CONTROL DOOR RELEASE ELEVATOR RECALL CENTER CONTACT OPENS TO TURN FANS OFF Q CONTROL MODULE MODEL CM1N OR CM2N 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 TB2 Ki K2 K3 K4 A2 K6 K8 obI o 3b O o 0 OPJ o C O 0 NCO 00 NCO O N—C iTB3 2 Al FROM ZBO- 8 OUTPUT CKT. CARD RISER TERMINALS NOTES: z s SEE APPENDIX 8 FOR WIRE SIZING ADT Security Systems, Inc. ADT Canada 3001nterpace Parkway 5734 Young Street Parsippany, NJ 07054 Willowdale, Ontario, security Canada M2M 3T3 systems 1-800-ADT-INFO 1-800-268-3770 24 VDC PS4/8A OR APSBA u m 00 0 270012A 2 of 4 A CHANNEL NESSACE REPEATER TO DOOR HOLDERS 1 of 8 CKTS ZBO-8 CARD ARM-8/ARA-1 ADT Security Systems, Inc. `ADT Canada 300 Interpace Parkway 5734 Young Street Parsippany, NJ 07054 Wiliowdale, Ontario, ecurity Canada M2M 3T3 Systems 1-800-ADT-INFO 1-800-268-3770 MODULE I OR CM2N TO AA75P-2] AUX. IN (TB3-1R2) r 24 C RAL NOTE : 1. REFER TO SPECIFICATIONS SECTION FOR CONTACT RATINGS. 2. DIODE MUST BE PLACED ACROSS COIL TO PREVENT TRANSIENTS 270012A 3of4 I ADT.SecurIty Systems, Inc. ADT Canada 300 Interpace Parkway 5734 Young Street Parsippany, NJ 07054 Willowdale, Ontario, 270012A Security Canada M2M 3T3 4 of 4 systems 1-800-ADT-INFO 1-800-268-3770 Minted m CanWa no PS4A PS8A ADT Security Systems, Inc. 300 Interpace Parkway Parsippany, NJ 07054 security Systems 1-800-ADT-INFO ADT Canada 5734 Young Street Willowdale, Ontario, Canada M2M 3T3 1-800-268-3770 ayoqam ftwao Ouppg§(30 Models PS4A and PS8A Features All outputs Power Limited i] Fully regulated 5 and 24 Vdc Built in Battery charger 0 Charges and supervises 60 AH batteries i:I Battery saver feature 0 Low standby current High efficiency switch mode technology U Ground fault detection with high/low sense Integral trouble buzzer Power and CPU fail LEDs Supervises low or no AC power IJ Built in transient protection 0 AC power disconnecVcircuit breaker Outputs electronically current limited Supports up to 3 CM1(N)/2(N) modules 4-Wire smoke detector power Dedicated output for AA75 series amplifiers N/O Common Alarm contacts Open collector for Alarm, S.S. and Trouble u Full footprint module mounting space Supports RPM module Description The models PS4A and PS8A are system power supplies for use with the CM1(N) or CM2(N) system controllers. Both power supplies are capable of delivering 250 Watts of power. The power supplies are power limited and meet the requirements for power limiting according to NEC 760. Loss of primary power or brownout conditions are monitored. Upon primary power fail or brownout condition, the power supply is transferred to secondary or battery power. The power supply has an integral battery charger capable of charging 60 AH batteries. The front cover of the power supply has a green power LED and an amber CPU fail LED. The power supply has a battery saver feature that prevents battery damage caused by a severe deep discharge. Upon loss of primary power, battery power is disconnected if the batteries decline to a value incapable of supporting Fire Alarm Panel functions. The PS8A contains 2 regulated, power limited outputs. Each output is rated for 3 1 /2 Amps in the alarm condition. The PS4A contains a single regulated, power limited output rated for 3 1 /2 Amps in the alarm condition. Each power supply also contains a 24 Vdc output rated for 1 /2 Amp for 4-Wire type smoke detectors. Regardless of the power supply model, it will deliver up to 7 1/2 amps of power in the alarm condition. Total supervisory current may not exceed 2 1 /4 Amps in the standby or non -alarm condition. 270010A 1 of 4 Connection Diagram TOOEDICA rED CIRCUI I m ®®® ON 1 2 3 RC11N.L CPU FAIL AC POWER IN GPN) fAawl POWER SUPPLY CONTROLLER CARD PS4A/8A POWER SUPPLY :P'.GT..."L JI IN GF ENABLE JI OUT . GF DISABLE JZ IN . GF SENSE LOW J2 OVT . GF SENSE HIGH AMPLIFIER CaHif1pEIF0R v TO POWER SUPPLY 1/0 CARD AA75SRES I w) AMPLIFIER r] T82 OWER 24wc ouTPur TOCMI( N) OR CM2(N) EOL $ SUP"" SORr SI ZONE E- SMOKE DETECTORS E. I, TO ZLWARM 1 TO INDICATING NOTES: DEVICE CIRCUITS NOT AVAILABLE ON PS4A. GROUND FAULT DETECTION JUMPERS Application The PS4A and the PS8A power supplies are system power supplies. Being system power supplies, they contain a ribbon cable connection to a system controller, either a CM2(N) or CM1(N). The controller monitors internal power supply points and provides trouble monitoring to the system. The PS4A or the PS8A power supply contains a 5 Vdc logic power supply capable of supplying logic power for up to 3 CM1(N) or CM2(N) controllers. The 24 Vdc outputs, from the power supplies may be connected to the riser input terminals on the CM1(N) or CM2(N) controllers. The riser inputs are used to power indicating appliances through the ZA4-2 or the ZB8-X series circuit cards. The 24 Vdc outputs also may be configured as 24 Vdc Risers that leave the enclosure to power indicating appliances connected to M500CF or RZB12-6 modules. The outputs may be connected to remote panels requiring 24 Vdc operating power such as the SAN series annunciators, RZB12-6 or the FCCA audio control panel. Outputs are available on the supply for connection to the RPM module. If the RPM module is not used, an open collector output is available for annunciation. Open collector outputs are provided for Common Alarm, Sprinkler Supervisory and Trouble. Each open collector output is rated at 100 mA @ 24 Vdc maximum. In addition to the open collector outputs, a N/O common alarm contact is provided. ADT Security Systems, Inc. 300 Interpace Parkway Parsippany, NJ 07054 Security systems 1- 800-ADT-INFO ADT Canada 5734 Young Street Willowdale, Ontario, Canada M2M 3T3 1-800- 268-3770 A 5 a- RPM 60 AMP NWRS uAX a A. PUF EH T Installation The PS4A or the PS8A requires a full footprint mounting area. It is installed in the cabinet directly above the CM1(N) or CM2(N). In installations that contain both a CM1(N) and a CM2(N), the power supply must be installed directly above the CM1(N). The basic PS4A and the PS8A will fit in the CAB2, CAB3, CAB3F or CAB6F enclosures. If the power supplies are mounted in a CB17, CB31 or C645, the supplies must be ordered with the RM option. Listings UL, FM, CSFM, NYBSA, ULC 27001OA 2of4 c c C Specifications Primary power Voltage 120 Vac (or 220 Vac) Current 2 Amp max. (1 Amp @ 220 Vac) Frequency 50/60 Hz Battery Charger Voltage 27.3 Vdc Charge current max 4.0 Amps Trickle charge 10 mA Battery size max. 60 AH Outputs PS4A Output #1 3 1/2 A @ 24 Vdc PS8A Output #1 3 1/2 @ 24 Vdc Output #2 3 1/2 @ 24 Vdc Smoke power 1/2 A @ 24 Vdc Amplifier power 3 1/2 A @ 24 Vdc 5 Vdc logic power 1 Amp (3, CM1 N or CM2N modules maximum) Standby Current max 2 1/4 Amps (All outputs combined) Alarm Current max. 7 1/2 Amps (All outputs combined) Ground Fault Detection To +24 Vdc or common High sense 47KQ Low sense 10KQ Temperature Range 0° - 49° C (32° - 120° F) Humidity range 85%; riori condensing Mounting Full Footprint module Weight 6 lbs. Ordering Information Model PM Description PS4A 240099 System PS, 120 Vac Input, one 24 Vdc output for CAB2, CAB3/F, CA136F enclosures PS4A-RM 240230 System PS, 120 Vac Input, one 24 Vdc output for C1317, C1331, CB45 enclosures PS4A/220 240180 System PS, 220 Vac Input, one 24 Vdc output for CAB2, CAB3/F, CA136F enclosures PS4A-RM/220 240279 System PS, 220 Vac Input, one 24 Vdc output for C1317, C631, CB45 enclosures PS8A 240098 System PS, 120 Vac Input, one 24 Vdc output for CA132, CAB3/F, CAB6F enclosures PS8A-RM 240226 System PS, 120 Vac Input, one 24 Vdc output for C1317, C1331, CB45 enclosures RELATED PARTS ORDERING INFORMATION RMOF 270043 Mounting frame for RM option in CAB17, CAB31 or CAB45 enclosures Engineering Specification The Life Safety System power supply shall be inherently power limited with built in transient protection. 5 Vdc and 24 Vdc power shall be generated from 120 Vac or 220 Vac primary power for ancillary devices, indicating devices and internal control panel functions. Ground fault detection circuitry shall be integral to the supply and report any internal fault conditions to the Life Safety System. High efficiency switch mode technology shall be used to reduce battery requirements and heat generation. The supply shall be capable of charging 60 Ampere Hour, sealed Lead -acid batteries. A battery saver feature shall be employed to prevent battery damage due to excessive deep discharge. Power supply terminals shall be capable of terminating 14 AWG wire. ADT Security Systems, Inc. 300 Interpace Parkway Parsippany, NJ 07054 Security Systems 1-800-ADT-INFO ADT Canada 5734 Young Street Willowdale, Ontario, Canada M2M 3T3 1-800-268-3770 270010A 304 ADT Security Systems, Inc. ADT Canada 300 Interpace Parkway 5734 Young Street Parsippany, NJ 07054 Wllowdale, Ontario, 270010A Security Canada M2M 3T3 4 of a Systems 1-800-ADT-INFO 1-800-268-3770 PnnW in Canada Security Systems APS4A APS8A Features All outputs Power Limited Fully regulated 5 and 24 Vdc Built in Battery charger Charges and supervises 60 AH batteries Battery saver feature Low standby current High efficiency switch mode technology Ground fault detection with high/low sense Power and Trouble LEDs Supervises low or no AC power Built in transient protection AC power disconnect/circuit breaker Outputs electronically current limited Supports up to 3 PCPU or DCPU modules Dedicated output for AA75 series amplifiers Ground Fault relay contact Trouble relay contact Full footprint module mounting space Single battery charger for multiple supplies 60 ADT Security Systems, Inc. ADT Canada 1 300 Interpace Parkway 5734 Young Street Parsippany, NJ 07054 Willowdale, Ontario, secoAty Canada M2M 3T3 systems 1-800-ADT-INFO 1-800-268-3770 QMNE( TY POW& suppOso Models APS4A and APS8A Description The models APS4A and APS8A are auxiliary power supplies for use with the PCPU or DCPU modules in applications requiring auxiliary power. Both power supplies are capable of delivering 250 Watts of power. The power supplies are power limited and meet the requirements for power limiting according to NEC 760. Loss of primary power or brownout conditions are monitored. Upon primary power fail or brownout condition, the power supply is transferred to secondary or battery power. The power supply has an integral battery charger capable of charging 60 AH batteries. The front cover of the power supply has a green power LED and an amber Trouble LED. The power supply has a battery saver feature that prevents battery damage caused by a severe deep discharge. Upon loss of primary power, battery power is disconnected if the batteries decline to a value incapable of supporting Fire Alarm Panel functions. The APS8A contains 2 regulated, power limited outputs. Each output is rated for 3 1/2 Amps in the alarm condition. The APS4A contains a single regulated, power limited output rated for 3 1/2 Amps in the alarm condition. Each power supply contains a dedicated output for the AA75 series power supply, rated 3 1/2 Amps @ 24 Vdc. Regardless of the power supply model, it will deliver up to 7 amps of power in the alarm condition. Total supervisory current may not exceed 2 Amps in the standby or non - alarm condition. Application The APS4A and the APS8A power supplies are Auxiliary power supplies. Being Auxiliary power supplies, they contain a 24 Vdc output for PCPU or DCPU modules. The supply monitors internal power supply points and provides trouble monitoring to the system. The APS4A or the APS8A power supply contains a 24 Vdc power capable of supplying operating power for up to 3 DCPU or PCPU controllers. The 24 Vdc outputs from the power supplies may be connected to the riser input terminals on the CM1(N) or CM2(N) controllers. The riser inputs are used to power indicating appliances through the ZA4-2 or the Z88-X series circuit cards. The 24 Vdc outputs also may be configured as 24 Vdc Risers that leave the enclosure to power indicating appliances connected to M500CF or RZB12-6 modules. The outputs may be connected to remote panels requiring 24 Vdc operating power such as the SAN series annunciators, RZB12-6 or the FCCA audio control panel. Listings UL, FM, CSFM, NYBSA, ULC 270017A tof2 Connection Diagram oar o APS PO SUPPLY a a...Y a C-ECTM n 77J K ocwm,. iu c"aana , I 'Iv ALc .. y....p ., a.s (0.. w ., ....o. Co 1 ; a 'ar `Q acsos Ordering Information Model P/N Description APS4A 240215 Auxiliary PS, 120 Vac Input, one 24 Vdc output for CA132, CAB3/F, CA136F enclosures APS4A-RM 240232 Auxiliary PS, 120 Vac Input, one 24 Vdc output for C1317, C1331, CB45 enclosures APS4A/220 240216 Auxiliary PS, 220 Vac Input, one 24 Vdc output for CA132, CAB3/F, CAB6F enclosures APS4A-RM/220 240280 Auxiliary PS; 220 Vac Input, one 24 Vdc output for C13117, CB31, CB45 enclosures APS8A 240098 System PS, 120 Vac Input, two 24 Vdc output for CAB2, CAB3/F, CAB6F enclosures APS8A-RM 240226 System PS, 120 Vac Input, two 24 Vdc output for C1317, C1331, CB45 enclosures RELATED PARTS ORDERING INFORMATION RMOF 270043 Mounting frame for RM option in CAB17, CAB31 or CAB45 enclosures Specifications Primary power Voltage 120 Vac (or 220 Vac) Current 2 Amp max. (1 Amp @ 220 Vac) Frequency 50/60 Hz Battery Charger Voltage 27.3 Vdc Charge current max 4.0 Amps Trickle charge 10 mA Battery size max. 60 AH Outputs APS4A Output #1 3 1/2 A @ 24 Vdc APS8A 0utput#1 3 1/2 A @ 24 Vdc Output#2 3 1/2 A @ 24 Vdc Smoke power 1/2 A @ 24 Vdc Amplifier power 3 1/2 A @ 24 Vdc Standby Current max 2 1/4 Amps (All outputs combined) Alarm Current max. 7 Amps (All outputs combined) Ground Fault Detection To + 24 Vdc or common High sense 47K Q Temperature Range 0° - 49° C (32° - 120° F) Humidity range 85%, non condensing Mounting Full Footprint module Weight 6lbs: Installation The APS4A or the APS8A requires a full footprint mounting area. It is installed in the cabinet in any available mounting location. The basic APS4A and the APS8A will fit in the CA132, CAB3, CAB3F or CAB6F enclosures. If the power supplies are mounted in a CB17, CB31 or CB45, the supplies must be ordered with the RM option. Engineering Specification The Life Safety System power supply shall be inherently power limited with built in transient protection. 5 Vdc and 24 Vdc power shall be generated from 120 Vac or 220 Vac primary power for ancillary devices, indicating devices and internal control panel functions. Ground fault detection circuitry shall be integral to the supply and report any internal fault conditions to the Life Safety System. High efficiency switch mode technology shall be used to reduce battery requirements and heat generation. The supply shall be capable of charging 60 Ampere Hour, sealed Lead -acid type batteries. A battery saver feature shall be employed to prevent battery damage due to excessive deep discharge. Power supply terminals shall be capable of terminating 14 AWG wire. It is our intention to keep the product information current and accurate. We can not cover specific applications or anticipate all requirements. All specifications are subject to change without notice. For more information or questions relative to this Specification Sheet, contact /CDT. ADT Security Systems, Inc. 300 Interpace Parkway Parsippany, NJ 07054 securiSystems 1-800-ADT-INFO ADT Canada 5734 Young Street Willowdale, Ontario, Canada M2M 3T3 1-800-268-3770 270017A 2of2 Pdrden0 In Canada C: M Cat. No. 6270B Series Photoelectric — Type 24 Volts do Features 0 PHOTO -OPTIC SENSING CHAMBER 0 50' (15.2m) RATED, 135OF (57°C) HEAT DETECTOR OPTIONAL 0 PLUGS INTO SEPARATE MOUNTING BASE 0 TAMPER RESISTANT NON POLARIZED Simplifies installation of field wiring TWO WIRE CIRCUIT Minimizes installation wiring cost. Can be used on same circuit with all existing ADT two wire smoke detectors 30 DETECTORS ON TWO -WIRE CIRCUIT FOUR WIRE CIRCUIT OPTIONAL WITH 62516-003 ADAPTER BASES AVAILABLE FOR VARIETY OF APPLICATIONS AND AUXILIARY FUNCTIONS SENSITIVITY NOT AFFECTED BY AIR MOVEMENT DETECTOR REMOVAL NOT NECESSARY FOR CLEANING LOCAL FUNCTIONAL TEST MEANS Provides calibrated functional test of complete detector, eliminating the need to generate smoke. m LOW CURRENT DRAIN Standby current is 50NA, alarm current is 55mA at nominal voltage. MAY BE USED FOR RELEASING DEVICE SERVICE VISUAL INDICATION OF ALARM Lamp (LED) on unit lights on alarm REMOTE VISUAL ANNUNCIATOR CAPABILITY Description ADT Cat. No. 6270B series photoelectric type smoke detector operates on the light scattering principle, utilizing the most advanced photo -optic chamber design in detector technology. The detector senses visible products of combustion and responds quickly to both fast burning fires and slow smoldering fires. The detector initiates an alarm signal and lights an indicator on the unit to give visual on -the -spot indication of alarm. The Cat. No. 6270B is designed with an inherent stability that inhibits false alarms caused by transient electrical disturbances. It combines a solid state infrared light emitting diode (IR LED) and a high speed, light sensing photo diode (PD) within a sensing chamber. The detector is not affected by temperature, humidity and barometric changes. Air movement at any velocity has no affect on photoelectric detector sensitivity and will not trigger a false alarm. Sensitivity is preset for quick field installation. ADT Security Systems, Inc. ADT Canada, 300 Interpace Parkway 5734 Young Street Parsippany, NJ 07054 Willowdale, Ontario, socurity Canada M2M 3T3 srstoms 1-800-ADT-INFO 1-800-268-3770 FIRE ALARM INITIATING DEVICES Reliable, solid-state circuitry minimizes current drain and allows up to 30 detectors to be wired per zone. The detector can be powered and supervised from the same two -wire low voltage circuit. Field sensitivity tests are conducted with a special test tool Cat. No. 6278-001A). Field wiring connections are made to screw terminals on the mounting base. The detector plugs into the base and automatically locks by a simple twist and push motion. This tamper -resistant feature is standard on all bases and resists unauthorized removal of the detector from its base. The detector is easy to install, clean and maintain. Specifications Cat. No. 6270E Series Sensitivity The 6270E meets U.L. 268 at 0.7% to 3.9% obscuration per foot. Factory set at 2.3% nominal. Detection Smoke — Photo -optic sensing chamber Heat (optional) — 1350F thermal element rated for 50' (15.2m) spacing Operating 16V do to 29V do Voltage Range Nominal — 22V do Current Standby - 50NA at nominal voltage. Consumption Alarm - 55mA maximum at nominal voltage, or as limited by associated control equipment Supervisory - Limited by associated control equipment. Temperature 320 to 100°F (00 to 38°C) Humidity Range 0% to 93% Relative Humidity Visual Alarm Light emitting diode (L.E.D.) Indicator Color `' IWhite Weight 11 Ib. (.45 kg) WARNING: These devices will not operate without electrical power. As fires frequently cause power interruptions, we suggest you discuss further safeguards with your local fire protection specialist. Smoke detectors are not designed to detect toxic gases which can build up to hazardous levels in some fires. Ordering Information 6270E — Photoelectric smoke detector, less base. 6270E-003 — Combination photoelectric and 1350F (570C) heat detector, less base. Heat detector UL rated for 50' 15.2m) spacing. 85001-0155A 1 of 4 Iss. 1 Application Data On smooth ceilings up to 15' (4.6m) high, maximum 30' 9.2m) spacing of smoke detectors is recommended. Closer detector spacing normally result& In faster response. Avoid corners that create dead air spaces and locations near ventilating outlets that create drafts of high air velocities. On a sloped ceiling, locate the highest detectors within 3 horizontal feet (0.9m) of the peak. Ceilings with beams, joists or soffits, that exceed 8" (200mm) depth, require individual planning and usually, closer spacing than a smooth ceiling. Do not use smoke detectors in locations where combustion products will normally be present in the air. Typical of these locations are kitchens, furnace rooms, welding areas and garages. Detectors connected to two wire initiating circuits may be rendered inoperative when manual stations or heat detectors on the same zone operate. If contacts on relay bases are to be used for essential services, a maximum of only two 6250B or 6270B smoke detectors should be connected on any alarm initiating circuit. For additional application information, see Technical Bulletin P-847550-0222, or contact an ADT representative. Installation Detectors using, the 6249E-001 or 6251B-001A series bases may be mounted on a standard 3-1/2" or 4" octagon box, 1-1/2" (38mm) deep (minimum). Detectors using the 6251E-003 relay base may be mounted on a standard 4" octagon box, 2-1/8" (54mm) deep (minimum). A 6252 surface trim ring is available to adapt all bases to fit a standard 4" square box. Mounting For flush mounting the box is recessed into the ceiling. The 6255 bracket may be used for mounting the detector bases on drop or suspended ceilings. For surface mounting the box is mounted directly on the ceiling. The 6253 skirt is a decorative enclosure that will cover any 3-1/2" or 4" octagon box, 1-1/2" (38mm) deep maximum. Mounting Guide Specifications AREA SMOKE DETECTORS Furnish and install, where indicated on the plans, ADT Cat. No. 6270B smoke detectors. Detectors shall be of solid state design consisting of an infrared light emitting diode and a high-speed light sensing photo diode within a sensing chamber operating on the photoelectric principle and be capable of detecting visible products of combustion. The detectors sensitivity range shall be factory set. All smoke detectors shall be equipped with self - compensating circuitry to provide maximum stability against effects of aging, dust and film accumulation. The detector shall be designed to latch into alarm. An alarm condition shall be indicated by a steady red glow from the lamp (LED) mounted on the detector. Remote smoke alarm indicators shall be connected to detectors where shown on the plans. A calibrated test means within the detector shall be capable of -simulating a maximum acceptable amount of less than 6% smoke for alarm. The test feature shall provide individual calibrated testing of the detector and shall not require generation of smoke within the building, or the use of aerosol sprays. The detector shall be plug-in mounted to a separate base. The base shall be provided with screw terminals for field wiring connections. A built-in shorting device shall be provided on each base to permit checking of the installation wiring before detectors are installed. The detector shall plug into the base by a simple twist and push motion. The detector shall automatically lock onto its base to resist unauthorized removal. The detector shall be removable by using a special removal tool. Detectors shall be wired to the control panel with a two wire circuit using 2 conductor copper cable. Maximum number of detectors per circuit shall be in accordance with system zoning requirements and/or the fire alarm control panel limitations. Auxiliary alarm operated relay contacts shall be provided where called for in the plans to provide supplementary alarm functions such as fan shutdown or door closure. The detector shall be listed by Underwriters' Laboratories (UL) under their current standard for smoke detectors, U.L. 268 with a minimum sensitivity, setting of 3.9% obscuration per foot. STANDARD 3.1/2', 4. OCTAGONAL STANDARD 4. OCTAGONAL STANDARD 4' SQUARE 6255 DROP CEILING BRACKET 1-1/2' (38mm) DEEP ELECTRICAL OUTLET BOX 2-1/8' (54mm) DEEP ELECTRICAL OUTLET BOX ELECTRICAL OUTLET BOX VW10-mo O-O O O T FLUSH 2.71 IIIIII 3 IIIIII ( 69mm)T111111MOUNTINGS2.71- ° 69mm) ( 69mm) (76mm) III III 4B8• i 4.88 124mm) 4• 5' (1244mm) 124mm) (127mm) 6270B DETECTOR USING 6249E-001 OR 6270E DETECTOR USING 62708 DETECTOR USING 6270E DETECTOR MOUNTED TO 6251B-001A SERIES BASE 62518 SERIES RELAY BASE 6252 SURFACE TRIM RING SUSPENDED CEILING TILE STANDARD 3.1/2', 4' OCTAGONAL STANDARD 4. OCTAGONAL 3.1/2', 4. OCTAGONAL 1-1/2' (38mm) DEEP ELECTRICAL OUTLET BOX 2-1/8' (54mm) DEEP ELECTRICAL OUTLET BOX 1.1/2' (38mm) DEEP MAX. ELECTRICAL OUTLET BOX 11 4.21 • 4$4' 4M. 07mm) IIIIII ( 123mm) IIIIII ( 112mm) IIIIIISURFACE — — MOUNTINGS L o 488" 4B8' 7-13M8' 24mm) (724mm) (198mm) 6270E DETECTOR USING 6249E-0Ot OR 62708 DETECTOR USING 62518 SERIES SMS DETECTOR 6 62498-001 OR 6251E-0OtA SERIES BASE RELAY BASE 62518-MA SERIES BASE USING 6253 SKIRT ADT Security Systems, Inc. ADT Canada 3001nterpace Parkway 5734 Young Street Parsippany, NJ 07054 Willowdale, Ontario, seeurlty Canada M2M 3T3 systems 1-800-ADT-INFO 1-800-268-3770 85001-0155A 2 of 4 Iss. 1 Accessories For Cat. No. 290, 6249, 6250, 6269 and 6270 Series Detectors Every Cat. No. 290, 6250 or 6270 detector installation must include the detector assembly and a 6249E-001 or 6251 series mounting base. LIM. no. tsz4aes-uu1 Cat. No. 6251E-001A:. 4 fi Cat. No. 6251B-003 Cat. No. 6249B-001 Base with Wire Leads Base for 290, 6250 and 6270 series detectors. Provides plug-in tamper resistant mounting for detectors and includes 8" wire leads for connection to installation wires. Mounts on 3-1/2" or 4" octagon box, 1-1/2" (38mm) deep (minimum). Cat. No. 6251B-001A Base with Screw Terminals Base for 290, 6250 and 6270 series detectors. Provides plug-in tamper resistant mounting for detectors and includes screw terminals for connection of installation wires. Mounts on 3-1/2" or 4" octagon box, 1-1/2" (38mm) deep (minimum). Cat. No. 6251E-003 Relay Base with Screw Terminals Relay base for 290, 6250 and 6270 series detectors. Provides plug-in tamper resistant mounting for detectors and includes screw terminals for connection of installation wires and auxiliary alarm relay with 2 form C DPDT) contacts. Relay operates on alarm to actuate connected devices or circuits. Contacts rating using a resistive load is 3.0 A, 120V ac and 5.0 A, 28V dc. Mounts on 4" octagon box, 2-1/8" (54mm) deep (minimum). Cat. No. 6252 Surface Trim Ring Surface trim ring — to adapt 62496-001 and 6251 series bases, and 6249 or 6269 detectors to fit 4" square box. Cat. No. 6253 Skirt Skirt for 290, 6249, 6250, 6269, 6270 detectors — decorative enclosure for mounting -detectors on a surface mounted 1-1/2" (38mm) deep maximum 3-1/2" or 4" octagon box. Cat. No. 6255 Bracket For mounting 290, 6250 and 6270 series detectors on 6249E-001 or 6251 series bases on drop or suspended ceilings up to 1/2" 12mm) thick. Cat. No. 5956E Smoke Alarm Indicator Remote smoke alarm indicator — single gang, rectangular stainless steel face plate. LED lamp lights on a 290, 6249, 6250, 6269 or 6270 alarm. ADT Security Systems, Inc. ADT Canada 300 Interpace Parkway 5734 Young Stmet Parsippany, NJ 07054 Willowdale, Ontario, Security Canada M2M 3T3 Systems 1-800-ADT-INFO 1-800-268-3770 S f• sl.(tL Y's y Cat. No. 6259 Removal Tool For unlatching grille from detector housing or removing detector from base. Cat. No. 6277 Detector Test Set For checking voltage and checking and adjusting sensitivity of installed 6249, 6250, 6269 and 6270 area, and 6264 and 6266 duct detectors. Includes carrying case and connecting cables for each type of detector. Cat. No. 6258 Installation Test Tool For testing operation of installed 6249, 6250, 6269 and 6270 detectors and for installing and removing 290, 6250 and 6270 detectors from their base without use of a ladder. Includes tool and adjustable length (5 to 14 ft. 1.5 - 4.3m) extension rod. Cat. No. 6278-001A Calibrated Test Probe For checking sensitivity of installed 6269 and 6270 detectors. 85001-0155A 3 of 4 Iss. 1 Installation Wiring For Cat. No. 6250 and 6270 Series Detectors FIRST DETECTOR AND 6249E-001 BASE LISTED COMPATIBLE FIRE ALARM CONTROL - PANEL • TO ALARM + SLK RECEIVING CIRCUIT LAST DETECTOR AND 6249E-001 BASE END OF LINE RESISTOR rWHT 0 wHT L I BLK YEL BLK YEL n, OPTIONAL REMOTE CAT. NO. 59568 SMOKE ALARM INDICATORS—_ DIAGRAM 1 — TWo-Wire Application of 6250 and 6270 Series Detectors Using 6249B-001 Base. FIRST DETECTOR LAST DETECTOR AND 6251B-001A BASE AND 6251B-OOIA BASE LISTED COMPATIBLE FIRE ALARM - CONTROL • PANEL + TO ALARM RECEIVING CIRCUIT i END OF LINE RESISTOR O L 81-1j YEL OPTIONAL BLK YEL REMOTE CAT. NO. 59568 SMOKE ALARM INDICATORS DIAGRAM 2 — TWo-Wire Application of 6250 and 6270 Series Detectors Using 6251B-OOIA Base. FIRST DETECTOR LAST DETECTOR AND 6251E-003 BASE AND 6251E-003 BASE LISTED END OF COMPATIBLE FIRE ALARM m Q m m LINE d) 9 to m lixdJ m 9 10 6) 11 RESISTOR CONTROL mT° m° PANEL eO i i E TO ALARM 5 3 2 5 3 2 O RECEIVING L CIRCUIT YEL I I BILK YEL I I BLK OPTIONAL REMOTE CAT. NO. 59568 7 SMOKE ALARM_ INDICATORS DIAGRAM3 — 1Wo-Wire Application of 6250 and 6270 Series Detectors With Relay Base FIRST DETECTOR LAST DETECTOR TO ALAARM AND 6251E-003 BASE AND 6251B-003 BASE RECE CIRCUIT LISTED COMPATIBLE FIRE ALARM CONTROL 4) w Eoi t to • PANEL I T nm nm um To 24V DC a I 1 RESETTABLE • s J= 5 3 x POWR G CAT. NO. 6254E-= USED AS END OF UNE POWER SUPERVISION RELAY DIAGRAM 4 — Four -Wire Application of 6250 and 6270 Series Detectors Using Relay Base For Installation of Remote Cat. No. 5956B Smoke Alarm Indicators, See Diagram 3.) OBSERVATION OF POLARITY REQUIRED WHEN REMOTE SMOKE ALARM INDICATORS OR CAT. NO. 6251-003 RELAY BASE IS USED. ADT Security Systems, Inc. ADT Canada 300 Interpace Parkway 5734 Young Street 'vft ; b 4 1 81 Parsippany, NJ 07054 Willowdale, Ontario, "' "° M &Aim b "'-"- `0w "'°` Fw "" rawwa n 9r asdau mWa b K SPWGC M SWK °9nitl socudty Canada M2M 3T3 85001-0155A ADT. Systems 1-800-ADT-INFO 1-800-268-3770 4 of 4 Iss. 1 Pti MA I°cnrd° 11 e Security Systems Fixed Temperature Heat Detector Models 445/446 Features FIXED TEMPERATURE OPERATION N SELF -RESTORING 135°F (57°C) 190°F (88°C) NORMALLY OPEN CONTACT 30 FOOT (9 METER) SPACING M SCREW TERMINAL CONNECTIONS Description ADT 445 and 446 Heat Detectors can be surface mounted or can be mounted to any standard 3-1/4 or 4 inch octagonal box using the optional 249 adapter plate. Screw type wiring terminals are easily accessible on the back of the detector's body. Catalog number 445 is rated at 1350F (57°C) while the 446 is rated at 190OF (880C). Both models feature normally open fixed temperature thermostat contacts rated for 1.0 amp and.125V ac or 0.5 amps at 24V dc. Each fire detector effectively protects 900 sq. ft. (83.6 sq. m) of floor area and should not be installed more than 15 ft. 4.5m) from any wall. When the temperature of the center thermostat rises to the detector's rating, the contacts close, triggering an alarm condition. The 445 and 446A Heat Detectors use self -restoring thermostat elements and will "reset" themselves automatically when the temperature at the detector drops to 90OF (320C). The heat detector body is made from molded white plastic. ADT Securlty-Systems, Inc. ADT Canada 300 Interpace Parkway 5734 Young Street Parsippany, NJ 07054 Willowdale, Ontario, Soc„rity Canada M2M 3T3 systems 1-800-ADT-INFO 1-800-268-3770 FIRE ALARM INITIATING DEVICES Catalog Description Ship Number Weight 445 Heat Detector — 1350F (57°C) 0.1 lb (.05kg) Fixed Temperature 446 Heat Detector — 190OF (88°C) 0.1 lb (.05kg) Fixed Temperature Accessories 249 Adapterplate — used when mounting 2 lb (.09kg) 445 or 446 heat detectors to a 3-1/4" or 4" octagon box Application Information Heat detectors are most suitable for environments where rapid fire development can be expected. When selecting the location on the ceiling for the heat detector, do not locate in direct path of hot or cold air flow. Refer to the detector specifications for the recommended maximum spacing. Earlier detector response may be obtained by reducing the spacing between. -detectors. 85001-0259A 1 of 2 Iss. 1 Installation ADT recommends that these heat detectors always be installed in accordance with the latest recognized edition of national and local fire alarm codes. 38mm) , i/ ONE OF TWO SNAP - II. MOUNTING ' t` OUTS FOR ENTRANCE SURFACE OF EXPOSE D WIRING DETECTOR ONE OF TWO MOUNTING SCREWS THERMAL 08 x 1.1/4' SELF ELEMENT TAPPING SUPPLIED 3-1/4' OR 4' OCTAGONAL BOX NOT SUPPLIED) i U U CATALOG NUMBER 249 ADAPTER PLATE 2,7/8' (80mm) dia. x 718• (22mm) H Typical Wiring Listed Fire Alarm Control Panel b— ` ONE OF TWO 1832 x 5/8' SCREWS SUPPLIED THERMAL WITH ADAPTER PLATE ELEMENT Heat Detector Heat Detector End of Specifications Use For Property Protection Only: 1. DANGER: — This device does not protect life against fire and smoke. In most fires, hazardous levels of smoke, heat and toxic gases can build up before a heat detector would initiate an alarm. Independent studies indicate that heat detectors should only be used when property protection alone is involved. In cases where life safety is a factor, the use of smoke detectors is recommended. The intended use of the Heat Detector is to provide one source of information that is supplemental to smoke detection to increase the probability that an early warning will be provided so that property can be safeguarded. Heat detectors do not always detect fires because the fire may be a slow smoldering, low heat type (producing smoke) or because they may not be near where the fire occurs, or because the heat of the fire may bypass them. This detector will not detect oxygen levels, smoke, toxic gases, or flames. Accordingly, this device should only be used as a part of a broadly based program of fire safety which would include a variety of sources of information on heat and smoke levels, visual sighting of the fire, extinguishment systems, and other safety measures. If they are spaced in accordance with the directions in the Detector Specifications table, they can contribute, within an overall fire safety program, to reducing the risk of avoidable property losses. Under no circumstances should these devices be relied on as the sole measure to ensure fire safety. Danger will result if these devices are relied on to any degree for the protection of human life. 2. DANGER —This device does not contain a built-in signal. Alarm signals can only be generated by interconnection with separately installed signalling devices. 3. DANGER — This device will not operate without electrical power, and fires often cause cutoffs of electrical power. This device does not contain a battery backup power supply. If the electrical circuit feeding the device is cut, or is not providing power for any reason, this device will not detect heat or provide any warning of a possible fire, nor will it provide any warning that it is not functioning. Catalog Number 445 446 Temperature Rating 1350F 570C) 190OF 88-C) Operation Fixed Temperature — Self Restoring (Reset Temp. = 90OF (320C) ) Approvals UL 521 Maximum Coverage 900 square feet (83.6 sq. m) — See Note A Maximum Spacing See Note B — 30 foot (9m) Mounting Centres — 15 ft. (4.57m) from Wall Mounting Surface or Standard North American Octagon Box Material and Finish White Molded Plastic Note A - Maximum detector coverage has been determined by UL to provide detection time equal to sprinkler devices spaced at 10 ft. (3m) intervals on a smooth ceiling 15 ft. 9 in. (4.8m) high. Higher ceilings can adversely affect detection time. In some instances, earlier detection time may be obtained by reducing the spacing between the detectors. Refer to the latest edition of NFPA 72E. Appendix C (Guide for Automatic Fire Detector Spacing). Note B - Maximum distance shown is from all walls or partitions extending to within 18 inches (457mm) of the ceiling. ADT Security Systems, Inc. 300 Interpace Parkway Parsippany, NJ 07054 Security Systems 1-800-ADT-INFO ADT Canada 5734 Young Street Willowdale, Ontario, Canada M2M 3T3 1-800-268-3770 x cann xUp1bkM01Mpka11401n weee fta lnitaaorwaAlltanrb1&bW we mn *W Nnpii r4All —alw uCan Ara mis b o MiS S eCdCa on Sh Fat acn 85001-0259A ADT. or ouaseau maev. b n. soaealadon sn..L moa 2 of 2 Iss. 1 P m In Canada C' C z I GENERAL The DH400ACDC samples air currents passing through a duct and gives dependable performance for management of fans, blowers and air conditioning systems, preventing the spread of toxic smoke and fire gases through the protected area. System Sensor's DH400ACDC 4-wire duct housing will ac- commodate either the 1451DH ionization sensor or the 2451 photoelectric sensor. The twist -in, twist -out, detector heads al- low easy removal for quick cleaning and maintenance, or a change in application without removing the duct housing. FEATURES 24 VDC operation. Accommodates ionization or photoelectric heads. Simple change -out of detectors heads; twist -in, twist -out. Easy to maintain. Powered outputs for remote LED and Sounder/Strobe. Air velocity rating from 300 to 4000 feet per minute (1.5 to 25.4 mJsec.). UL 268A Listed. Reset Time: 0.3 seconds (max.). Clear polycarbonate cover for convenient visual inspection of sampling tube filters. Rugged Norylm housing (mounting portion). Remote test station option. Easy and quick mounting to round or rectangular ducts from 1' to 12' (0.305 to 3.66 m.) wide. 3-Year Limited Warranty. - APPLICATIONS DH400ACDC detectors are designed to operate on 24 VDC, 24 VAC, 120 VAC, or 240 VAC. Alarm and supervisory relay contacts are available for control panel interface (alarm initia- tion), HVAC control, and other auxiliary functions. These de- tectors are = designed for 2-wire applications. Duct detectors are: NOT a substitute for open area smoke detectors. NOT a substitute for early warning detection. NOT a replacement for a building's regular fire detection system. Refer to NFPA 90A for additional duct detector application information. System Sensor "Installation and Maintenance In- structions for the DH400ACDC Air Duct Smoke Detector". Call the System Sensor Literature Services Department. Phone: 1-800-SENSOR2. January 8, 1993 Page 1 of 2 1-352 Catalog Section: Conventional Initiating Devices DH400ACDC Series 4-Wire Duct Detector DH400ACDC Duct Detector CONSTRUCTION AND INSTALLATION The twist -in, twist -out detector and base allow the re- moval of detectors easily and quickly for cleaning and maintenance. In addition, detector heads can be changed to fit the application without removing the duct housing. The DH400ACDC comes with built-in exhaust tube. Sam- pling tubes are available to fit ducts from 1 to 12 feet 0.305 to 3.66 m.) wide. ENVIRONMENTAL LIMITS Temperature: 32° F. to 140 F. (0° C. to 600 Q. Do not install where normal ambient temperatures exceed 120° F. (50' Q. Rel. Humidity: 10% to 93%. Air Velocity: 300 to 4000 ftJmin. (1.5 to 25.4 mJ sec.). MECHANICAL SPECIFICATIONS Width: 14.5 inches (37 cm.). Height: 5 inches (13 cm.). Depth [installed]: 4 inches (10 cm.). Weight: 7 pounds (3.2 kg.). We try to keep"our product Wonnatlon up to date and accurate. We cannot cover all specffic appllcations or anticipate all requirements. All specIfications are subject to change without notice. For more information, contact: EDO Security Systems, 300 Interpace Parkway, Parsippany, NJ 07054 Phone: (201) 316-1000 FAX: (201) 316-1131 Made In the U.S.A. ELECTRICAL CHARACTERISTICS PRODUCT LINE INFORMATION Power supply voltage: 20-29 24 VAC 120 VAC 22(Y240 VDC 50-6011z 50-60 Hz VAC 50-60 Hz Ripple voltage: 4 Vpp N/A N/A N/A Input capacitance: 270 µF 270 µ - N/A N/A max. max. Reset voltage: 3.0 VDC 2.0 VAC 10 VAC 20 VAC min. min. min. min. Reset time (with 0.03 TO 0.03 TO 0.03 TO 0.03 TO RTS451): 0.3 SEC. 0.3 SEC. 0.3 SEC. 0.3 SEC. Reset time (by power 0.6 sec. 0.6 sec. 0.6 sec. 0.6 sec. down): max. max. max. max. Power up time: 34 sec. 34 sec. 34 sec. 34 sec. ' max. max. max. max. Alarm response time: 2 to 17 2 to 17 sea 2 to 17 2 to 17 sea sec. sec. POWER REQUIREMENTS (using no accessories) Max. standby current: 25 mA 25 mA AC 45 mA AC 25 mA AC avg. avg. avg. Max standby power 1 Watt 1 Watt 3 Watts 3 Watts avg. avg. avg. Max. alarm current: 110 mA I10 mA 45 mA AC 25 mA AC AC avg. avg. avg. Max. alarm power: 4 Watts 4 Watts 4 Watts 4 Watts avg. avg. avg. POWER REQUIREMENTS (using maximum number of accessories) Max. standby current: 125 mA 180 mA 65 mA AC 35 mA AC AC avg, avg. avg. Max. standby power. 4 Watts 6 Watt b Watts 6 Watts avg. avg, avg. Max. alarm current: 210 mA 280 mA 95 mA AC 50 mA AC AC avg. avg. avg. Max. alarm power: 6 Watt 10 Watts 10 Watt 10 Watt avg. avg. avg. CONTACT RATINGS Alarm initiating contacts (SPST): 2.0 ® 30 VAC/DC (0.6 power factor). Alarm auxiliary contacts (DPDT): 10 A ® 30 VDC 10 A Q 277 VAC (0.75 power factor) 240 VA Q 240 VAC (0.4 power factor) 1/8 HP Q 120 VAC 1/4 HP ® 240 VAC Supervisory contacts (SPST): 0.3 A 0 32 VDC (resistive). MODEL DESCRIPTION DH400ACDC Duct detector housing. 1451DH Ionization smoke detector head. 2451 Photoelectric smoke detector head. ST-1.5 Metal sampling tube, duct widths 1'-2' (0.3 to 0.6 m). ST-3 Metal Sampling tube, duct widths 2'-4' (0.6 to 1.2 m). ST-5 Metal Sampling tube, duct widths 4'-8' (1.S to 2.4 m). ST-10 Metal Sampling tube, duct widths 8'-12' (2.4 to 3.7 m). A2440-00 Exhaust tube extension, 5.75" 14.6 cm.) additional. APA451 Annunciator with piezo, alarm, and power LEDs. RA400 Remote annunciator alarm LED. PA400 Piezo alert sounder. F36-05-00 Replacement air filters (two per package). M02-04 Test magnet. RTS451 Remote test station. P48-21-00 End cap for metal sampling tube. RS24 Photoelectronic replacement screen. RS14 Ionization replacement screen. MOD40OR Sensitivity test kit. CRT400 Ionization cover removal tool. R59-18-00 Calibrated test card (for photo. units only). 156-473-00 Applications manual, duct detectors. I G 71 0 eV tN ITz 0 System fire alarm monitor & control FEATURES Attractive Lexan Design Single Stage or Two Stage Operation Flexible Contact Arrangement Surface or Semi -Flush mounting Optional Break rod feature DESCRIPTION The ADT 5060 Series non coded fire alarm stations provide an attractive, easy to i enlify means for man- ually initiating a lire alarm signal. Constructed of high impact textured red Lexan, the low profile design com- plements most archilectual styles while meeting code requirements. The recessed operating levers are designed to elimi- nate projections which can catch clothing and cause . accidental operation. The operation of the station requires the user to push in the top panel of the station and then pull the main action lever. Once operated, the main action lever remains in the actuated position. The station can be reset with a key. Various swilch configurations are available with the 5060 Series stations. The 5060-S has a N.O. switch which closes its contact when the main operating lever is pulled. The 5060-SG is similar to the 5060-S except that it contains an additional N.O. general alarm key oper- ated switch which is accessible when the main actuat- ing lfwer is operalw]. The 5060-SR and -SGR are similar to the 5060-S and SG, respectively, except that they are equipped with 1,000 ohrn resistors for applications requiring current limited alarm initiating devices. TECHNICAL DATA To meet the requirements of U.L. and other local codes only one field wire is permitted to be connected to each terminal. Connections to the station are made on clamp type terminals. Wires up to 14 AWG can be connected to the BYBTEh Non -Coded Fire Alarm Station 5060 Series U.L. Listed, FM Approved Dual Action Non -Coded Fire Alarm Station 5060 Series terminal. The switch contacts on the 5060-S and -SG are rated at 3 A w 120 VAC'24 VDC. The switch contacts on the 50G0-Sll and S(II t me ralad for 3 A (w 24 VDC. All switch conliwl!; mf! nrrnr.rlly open until activated. The key switch is the maintained action type, and the key is removable in either the open or closed contact position. A break rod feature is available as an option. The 5060 Series stations mount on a single gang electrical box or on a 4" square electrical box with a single gang plaster ring (furnished by others). A red surface mounted backbox is available where surface mounted stations are required. Series MT and MT Strobe Multitone Electronic Signals Wheelock's MT and MT Strobe Series Multitone electronic signals offer a choice of eight (8) nationally and internationally recognized alerting sounds: Horn, Bell, March Time Horn, Code-3 Tone, Code-3 Horn, Slow Whoop, Siren or Hi/Lo Tone. Our Code-3 horn and tone patterns are engineered to comply with NFPA/ANSI Temporal Pattern specifications without requiring additional coding means. With MT and MT Strobe Signals, one alarm appliance meets most of your signaling needs. Features One alarm appliance with (8) eight selective signals to pro- vide superior sound penetration for various ambient and wall conditions with two field selectable sound output levels. Code-3 Horn and Tone meet ANSI/NFPA/ISO temporal pat- I tern for standard emergency evacuation signaling.'. Audible and strobe can operate from a single signaling cir- cuit with any of the (8) audible signals. Designed to meet or exceed NFPA/ANSI Standards and ADA Accessibility Guidelines. Low current draw with low temperature compensation to re- Series duce power consumption and wiring costs. MT MT Strobe models available with 15, 15/75, 30 and 75 can- dela ratings for independent or single input activations. Wheelock's patented LS, LSM, MS, IS and HSW Series strobe designs (with additional patents pending) offer fire alarm system designers, specifiers and installers the indus- x" try's widest selection of UL 1971 Listed strobe products. ' 12 VDC and 24 VDC models with wide Listed voltage range, $ R filtered (DC) and FWR. (MT Strobe versions factory set.) F Polarized inputs for compatibility with standard reverse po- larity type supervision of circuit wiring by an alarm panel. Low cost installation via standard electrical boxes. Attractive Series Series flush or surface mounting options. MT (I0B) MT4 No additional trimplate required for flush mounting. Fast in- stallation with In/Out screw terminals using #12 to #18 AWG. Compliance with RFI limits in FCC Part 15, Class B for compatibility with sensitive detection and communication circuits. Listed under UL Standard 1971 for Emergency Devices for the Hearing Impaired and UL 464 for Audible Appliances. MT & MT-WM Strobe model available for outdoor installation requiring weatherproof devices. In private mode location where UL 1971 strobes are not required the MT-WM strobe model is UL 1638 Listed at 117 cd and is designed for surface mounting indoors or outdoor. Alarm Tones Tone Pattern Description Tone Pattern Description Horn Broadband Horn Continuous Code-3 Tone 500 Hz ANSI S3.41 Temporal Pattern Bell 1560 Hz Modulated 0.7 sec. ON/Repeat) Slow Whoop 500-1200 Hz Sweep 4.0 sec. ON/0.5 sec. OFF/Repeat) March Time Horn Horn 0.25 sec. ON/0.25 sec. OFF/Repeat) Siren 600-1200 Hz Sweep 1.0 sec. ON/Repeat) Code-3 Horn Horn ANSI S3.41 Temporal Pattern Hi/Lo 1000/800 Hz 0.25 sec. ON/Alternate MT Strobe models are UL 1971 Listed for indoor use with a temperature range of 32• F to 120° F (0• C to 49° C) and maximum humidity of 85% RK All MT and MT strobe models for outdoor use are Listed for 31• F to 150• F (-35• C to 66' C) and maximum humidity of 95% RK Specifications Table 1: dBA and Current Ratings for Multitone Signals Without Strobes Tone Input Current' AMPS @ 24 VDC Input Current' AMPS @ 12 VDC Typical Anechoic' dBA at 10 Feet Rated Reverberant dBA' at 10 Feet Per UL 464 At Nominal Input Voltage At Minimal Input Voltage At Nominal Input Voltage HI STD HI STD HI STD HI STD HI STD Horn 0.040 0.023 0.100 0.020 101 95 88 82 91 85 Bell 0.014 0.012 0.031 0.010 94 89 82 75 85 79 March Time Horn 0.040 0.023 0.100 0.020 101 95 85 79 88 82 Code-3 Horn 0.040 0.023 0.100 0.020 101 95 85 75 1 85 79 Code-3 Tone 0.028 0.017 0.060 0.015 97 92 79 75 82 75 Slow Whoop 0.048 0.026 0.100 0.025 101 1 96 88 82 88 82 Siren 0.036 0.023 1 0.082 0.020 100 1 95 85 82 88 82 Hi/Lo C 0.020 0.014 1 0.044 0.012 95 1 90 82 79 85 79 24 For NOTES see page 9. 11 Table 2: dBA and Current Ratings for Audible Portion Of Multitone Signals Without Strobes Tone Input Current' AMPS @ 24 VDC Input Current' AMPS @ 12 VDC Typical Anechoic' dBA at 10 Feet Rated Reverberant at 10 Feet dBA' Per UL 464 At Nominal In ut Voltage At Minimal Input Voltage At Nominal Input Voltage HI STD HI STD HI STD HI STD HI STD Horn 1 0.040 0.023 0.100 0.020 99 93 85 79 88 82 Bell 0.014 0.012 0.031 0.010 1 92 87 79 75 82 75 March Time Horn 0.040 0.023 0.100 0.020 99 93 82 75 85 79 Code-3 Horn 0.040 0.023 0.100 0.020 99 93 79 75 82 75 Code-3 Tone 0.028 0.017 0.060 0.015 95 90 75 70 ' 79 73 " Slow Whoop 0.048 0.026 0.100 0.025 99 94 82 75 85 79 Siren 1 0.036 0.023 0.082 0.020 98 93 82 75 85 79 Hi/Lo 1 0.020 0.014 0.044 0.012 1 93 88 79 75 82 75 NOTES 1. Add 25% more input current than shown in Tables 1 and 2 when operating the Unit at maximum input voltage. Rated Input Voltage (either filtered DC or unfiltered full -wave -rectified (FWR)): Strobes are designed to flash at 1 flash per second minimum from 20-31 VDC (for 24 VDC models) or 12-15.6 VDC (for 12 VDC models). Note that ADA guidelines presently specify a flash rate of 1 to 3 flashes per second. Check the minimum and maximum output of the power supply and standby battery and subtract the voltage drop from the circuit wiring resistance to deter- mine the applied voltage to the strobes. 2. Anechoic dBA is measured on axis in a non .reflective (free field) test room using fast meter response. For peak dBA (measured with peak meter response), add 5 dBA to typical anechoic values shown in Table 1 and 2. 3. Reverberant dBA is a minimum UL rating based on sound power measurements in a reverberant test room. 4. Multitone Signals with and without strobes have a brief in -rush current during start-up. See separate "Installation Instructions" for further details. A WARNING: MULTITONE STROBE MODELS SET ON "CODE-3 TONE" WITH "STANDARD dBA" DO NOT MEET THE 75 dBA MINIMUM UL REVERBERANT SOUND LEVEL REQUIRED FOR PUBLIC MODE FIRE PROTECTION SERVICE (NOTED BY ' IN TABLE 2). MODELS WITH SETTINGS WHICH PRODUCE LESS THAN 75 dBA MAY NOT BE HEARD. THIS SETTING IS ACCEPTABLE ONLY FOR GENERAL SIGNALING (NON -FIRE ALARM) USE. USE THE "HIGH" dBA SETTING WITH THIS TONE OR USE A DIFFERENT TONE FOR PUBLIC MODE SERVICE. Make sure that the average, peak and inrush currents do not exceed system power supplies or fusing limits. If the strobe and audible operate on the same circuit, add the strobe current from Table 3 to the proper audible current from Table 1 or 2. See separate "Installation Instructions" for further details. Strobe Current Requirement AMPS Rated vera a Current Rated Peak Current Rated Inrush Current Voltage I.S71 MS LSM IS HSW LS MS LSM IS HSW LS MS LSM IS HSW 20 VDC 080 135 115 240 280 160 288 250 500 680 210 280 225 650 550 24 VDC 080 135 115 225 230 190 296 260 450 570 250 280 270 660 660 31 VDC 080 135 115 195 190 210 296 260 370 520 320 300 360 880 850 20 VFWR 080 135 125 253 280 210 390 350 700 960 320 390 315 920 780 24 VFWR 081 135 125 233 230 216 390 365 1 640 830 1 380 390 380 930 930 31 VFWR 091 135 125 196 190 240 390 365 520 750 450 1 420 500 1.25 1.20 10.5 VDC 160 230 220 340 560 470 300 500 440 12 VDC 160 230 220 340 560 470 300 500 440 15.6 VDC 160 230 220 340 560 470 390 650 470 10.5 VFWR 175 238 230 475 730 660 420 700 620 12 VFWR 175 238 230 475 730 660 420 700 620 1- 15.6 VFWR 175 245 240 475 730 660 545 910 660 Ordering Information MT and MT4 models can be used with Wheelock's HSW-24-HFR strobe/plate assembly for 110 candela strobe signals Model Number ro1Vf124R Order Code a501 Input IVoltage Rated Candela s NA Mounting Options G Approvals UL x1 X CFM X FM SAX MEA sec, BFP MT42`U8' 2/24• 24 i `I' MT-24-LS-VFR 5183 15 A-G X X X X Dec MT-24-LSM-VFR 5182 24 15/75 A-G X X X X Sept MT-24-MS-VFR 5321 24 30 A-G X X X X Dec MT-24-IS-VFR 5355 24 75 A-G X X X X Dec MT4-24-LS-VFR 5315 24 15 H X X X X Dec MT4-24-LSM-VFR 5374 24 15/75 H X X X X Dec MT4-24-MS-VFR 5375 24 30 H X X X X Dec MT4-24-IS-VFR 5370 24 75 H X X X X Dec MT-24-WxM-VFR; 5025 24 117 C,D,J X X X X_ Dec M7 s G.+,4 1s•. '. ^:b,.. '+ a'` Li..,.'`+ " t`a `"Pa!'x v, tglvt^1. r rildl1-r' DORM BEW X YSr:#i' .C. .I,MQ iH;I}eQ.ak o Q4k9! N ft o Oer; .: ov. Dc Deck Deck u#"+.. b, mlStllFF1 K. ITdi L Y R t= S i l,r. _... AG' F x 2-ru ..;.. 1 X t_ Dec' ISP-R 5306 F,G X 108-11 5046 C,D X X RP-R 5042 E X I --- NOTE: SEE PAGE 4 FOR GENERAL AND TECHNICAL INFORMATION. wh eekxk UL iooaomy.: 9! ELECTRONIC EQUIPMENT HARDWIRE TVSS SYSTEM HSP-121 B SERIES The HSP-121 B is an advanced, series hybrid, solid state power line protector. Features such as noise filtering, common mode and nor- mal mode suppression, nanosecond reaction time, power line track- ing, and optional terminations, make the HSP-121 B an excellent choice in commercial and industrial applications. Four Models are available: HSP-121 BL1 - has replaceable fuse with leads HSP-121 BL2 - has internal fuse with leads HSP-121 BT1 - has replaceable fuse with terminal blocks HSP-121 BT2 - has internal fuse with terminal blocks The HSP is internally fused to remove the load (protected equipment) from the line if the unit is either overloaded or the internal protection fails. This feature prevents surges from entering equipment through a failed protector, not noticed by the user. Unlike models with only an indicator, which may take weeks to notice, the HSP-121 B demands immediate attention upon the unlikely occurrence of internal failure. FEATURES Epoxy encapsulated Utililization of high speed silicon avalanche devices in final stage of protection Optional terminations Automatic recovery Fast response time Failure indicator Power line tracking Non -saturable inductor U.L. recognized SPECIFICATIONS Surge Current Test ............... Response Time ..................... Max. Let Thru Voltage (3ka)* Operating Temperature ........ Failure Indication .................. Operating Voltage ................. Operating Current ................. Dimensions ........................... ANSIAEEE STD C62.41 INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS 1. Mount HSP-121 B inside a U.L. Approved housing 2. Make sure wiring from power sources properly connects to line side of HSP. Wiring from protected equipment must properly connect to EQUIP side of HSP. 3. Indication of internal failure a. Indicator will extinguish b. Fuse blown will disconnect load from power source. WARNING: For continued protection against risk of fire, replace only with same type and rating of. fuse. 4. Connect only to 120 VAC, 15 Amp max., single phase, three wire circuit. ORDERING INFORMATION HSP-121 B — 1 Replaceable Fuse 2 Internal Fuse I L L Pigtail Leads T Barrier Strip Terminals EDCO AC Power Products Category B, 3KA* 5 Nanoseconds 385 Volts 20° to +85°C LED 120 VAC, 60 Hz 15 AMP Service 2.8T'x5.25x 1.75 HSP-121 BT2 120 VAC 1SAMM MAX BK GDC0 7-63Mi AC E AC 20VL o1ACWHNEUTNU UT EToI E i 9 P GN GND O P GNO MOUNTING 1 HOLES 3116' DIA. 1.17' 11 PLATE 2.W 1.17' 4.W 525" Page 7 r 4 F APPENDIX 1 IRC3/FCC POWER CALCULATIONS AND BATTERY SIZING NFPA standard 72 specifies the secondary power supply capacities for each type system. Under maximum normal load, the secondary supply shall operate local and proprietary systems for 24 hours, and auxiliary and remote station systems for 60 hours. At the end of the standby period, the secondary supply shall be capable of operating all alarm indicating appliances for 5 minuets. The following information is required before the calculations can be performed: A Internal panel standby current requirement. B Current supplied to devices external to the panel (including 2/4 wire and analog detectors) in normal or supervisory operation. C The number of hours (Typically 24 or 60) the panel must remain operational during primary power outage. D The alarm current required by the panel in alarm. E The alarm current required by external devices. F Time duration expressed as a fraction of an hour (typically .083 hours) the panel must deliver the total alarm current, after the required standby period has elapsed. This data is compiled using the Panel and External Device Current worksheets, and entered into the formula on the next page to calculate the required battery capacity. As an alternative, Tables l, 2 & 3 may be used to determine required battery capacity. . 6.1.1 Revised 01/M93 s. A+B) x C] + [(D+E) x F] x 1.2 = Minimum AMP -HOUR Battery Capacity Where: A = Internal panel standby current {amps}. B = External device standby current {amps}. C = Duration panel must remain operational {hours}. D = Alarm Current {amps}. E = External device alarm current {amps}. F = Duration panel must remain in alarm after standby period ends {hours}. Braces "{}" indicate units of measure to be used. 05 minutes = 1/12 hour or .083 hrs. 10 minutes = 1/6 hour or .167 hrs. 15 minutes = 1/4 hour or .250 hrs. 20 minutes = 1/3 hour or .333 hrs. 25 minutes = 5/12 hour or .417 hrs. 30 minutes = 1/2 hour or .500 hrs. 45 minutes = 3/4 hour or .750 hrs. IDENTICAL, MULTIPLE BATTERY SYSTEMS SERIES CONNECTED PARALLEL CONNECTED SYSTEM VOLTAGE VT = V1 + V2 + V3 + V4 VT = VX SYSTEM CURRENT IT = IX IT = I1 + I2 + I3 + I4 SYSTEM CAPACITY AHT = AHX AHT = AH1 + AH2 + AH3 + AH4 VT = Total battery system voltage IT = Total battery system current AHT = Total battery system capacity 41 6.1.2 VX = Battery "X" voltage IX = Battery "X" current AHT = Battery "X" capacity Revised 01.120M3 PANEL CURRENT WORKSHEET DEVICE QUANTITY ST&NDBY AMPS) TOTAL STANDBY CURRENT AMPS) ALARM CURRENT AMPS) TOTAL ALARM CURRENT AMPS) CM1(N) &3SXXRGQ w PS-8A 0.21 21 0.23 2 CMI(N)/RM & PS4A(-220) or PS-8A 0.22 0.268 CM2(N) & PS4A(.220) or PS8A 0.21 0.23 CMI(N) ONLY 0.19, 0.19 CA12(N ONLY 0.19 19 0.19 19 CM2N/D 0.17 0.268 RM DP-i N 0.22 0.22 APS4A(-220) or APS8A 2 0.02 p 0.02 O PCPU 0.23 0.23 DCPU 0.106 0.106 FCCD 0.96 0.96 M U X-8 0.06 0.06 RZB 12-6 0.12 0.86 U I O-12 0.07 0.31 ZAS-1 0.035 0.035 ZB8-2 0.05 0.075/1 N I TI ATI N G CKT. 0.02/1 N D I CATI N G CKT ZB8-5 or ZB8-5/3 0.05 0.075/INITIATING CKT. 0.02/INDICATING CKT ZB8-8 0.05 113 0.075/INI-HATING CKT. 0.02/I N DI CATI N G CKT I lD ZBO-8 0.0 0 0.02/ACTIVE RELAY p2 ZA4-2 0.025 0.08/1 N I TI ATI N G C KT. 0.04/INDICATING CKT ZRO-8 0.0 0.02/ACTIVE RELAY ZR8-2 0.0 0.02/ACTIVE RELAY DAPM(R) 0.01 0.01 U RSM 0.04 0.04 RPM 0.02 0.3 6.1.3 4., Revncd 0541 1:93 PANEL CURRENT WORKSHEET DEVICE QUANTITY STANDBY AMPS} TOTAL STANDBY CURRENT API PS) ALARM CURRENT AMPS) TOTAL ALARM CURRENT AM PS) CDR-3 0.08 0.12 RAAM(-A) 0.25 0.25 AA-75(Pm 0.25 3.5 ACP or FCCA 0.28 0.28 ACPA or FCCA-4 0.56 0.56 ACP-6 or FCCA-6 0.84 0.84 MTM-1 0.0 0.03 I OP-3 IOP-3 & LDM-80 0.058 0.074 0.061 0.075 ZFI R 0.015 0.016 ZFIT 0.04 0.042 SAN-CPU 0.054 0.054 SAN-CO M 0.022 0.007 SLU-16 0.001 O.00G/LED SWU-8 0.001 O.00G/LED SHO-4 0.001 0.006/LED SDR-32 SDR-32K 0.001 0.001 0.006/OUTPUT 0.1/OUTPUT MAX. SIN-16 0.001 0.007/1 N PIT SRU-8 0.001 0.02/ACTIVE RELAY ISP-96/2 or ------.- S P-96/3 O.OG O.00G/LED .. ENERGIZED RELAYS 0.02 0.02/ACTIVE RELAY TOTALS NOTE: 1. Fill out a copy of this worksheet for each power supply/battery combination in the network. 6.1.4 1 RerL ed 05 11.93 Smo keS Lf EXTERNAL DEVICE CURRENT WORKSHEET DEVICE QUANTITY STANDBY AMPS) TOTAL STANDBY CURRENT, AMPS) ALARM CURRENT AMPS) TOTAL ALARM CURRENT AMPS) SENSORS 0.0002 0.005/SENSOR M500 MODULES 0.0002 0.005/MODULE 2 WIRE DETECTORS* OUOOS 000SS O S 4 WIRE DETECTORS* AUDIBLE DEVICES* N/A N/A VISUAL DEVICES• N/A N/A EXTERNAL RELAYS* DOOR HOLDERS* s I 05 5. TOTALS [B1.00o53 Determine Device current requirements from specification sheet. 6.1.5 I[EI 10.I5,15" 11 Revised 01/20/93 IRC-8 BATTERY STAND-BY CHART The following tables show required battery capacity for selected standby and alarm currents. i TABLE 1 - 4 HOUR STANDBY & 5 MINUTES IN ALARM STANDBY CURRENT A]+[B] AMPS} ALARM CURRENT [D]+[E] AMPS} BATTERY CAPACITY AMP -HOURS} 0.1 - 0.25 7.0 8 0.25 - 0.5 7.0 18 0.5-0.75 6.0 24 0.75 - 1.0 6.0 30 1.0 -1.25 6.0 36 1.25 -1.5 5.0 42 1.5 - 1.75 5.0 10 1.75 - 2.0 4.0 12 2.0 - 2.25 4.0 15 TABLE 2 - 24 HOUR STANDBY & 5 MINUTES IN ALARM STANDBY CURRENT A]+[B] AMPS} ALARM CURRENT [D]+[E] AMPS} BATTERY CAPACITY AMP -HOURS} 0.1 - 0.25 7.0 8 0.25 - 0.5 7.0 18 0.5-0.75 6.0 24 0.75 - 1.0 6.0 30 1.0 -1.25 6.0 36 1.25 -1.5 5.0 42 1.5 - 1.75 5.0 48 1.75 - 2.0 4.0 54 2.0 - 2.25 4.0 60 6.1.6 ti Revised 01.'^_0+93 Security Systems 803 South Orlando Avenue Suite J Winter Park, Florida 32789 Telephone (407) 628-5000 Fax 407 628 4985 USING THE FORMULA ON 6.1.2 = A+B)xC] + [(D+E)xF] x 1.2 = MINIMUM AH BATTERY BACKUP A= .59 D= 1.24 B= .00055 E= 6.155 C= 24 (hours) F= .083 (hours) 59 + .00055) x 241 + [(1.24 + 6.155) x .0831 x 1.2 1.59055 x 241 + [ 7.395 x .083 ] x 1.2 14.1732 + .613785 x 1.2 14.786985 x 1.2 17.744382 Pin PH backup needed 24 hour battery backup will be installed FIRi-PROT`CTM11 SIGNAUNG CAGLE MNGV1 121 POWER UMITEO FIRE -PROTECTIVE SIGNAUNG CABLE (NNIR)—Condmod CABLE USA INC. 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" -- - "— LOOK FOR MARK ON PRODUCT Z 001 Soulh Od4ndo AvenueSu1toJ 1Mnto Pe PIWIda,2789Tolo407jSZ8.6000 Fax 407 SZ 49e5 FOCUS® 2001AZjTheNextGeneration Security Systems INTRODUCTION The FOCUS® 200 is a UL Listed burglar and fire alarm system which provides individual point annunciation and customization features. The system monitors 255 points of protection including burglar alarm, fire alarm, holdup alarm, supervisory and other types of points. Burglar alarm protection can be divided into eight separate groups, each with multiple opening and closing schedules. The system is controlled by entering a User ID Code on an English language interactive keypad. FOCUS 200 provides 99 individual User ID Codes to MAJOR FEATURES 255 Points Of Protection High Security SIM Chip Devices DES Encrypted Communication 99 Passcodes 16 Keypads 8 BA Groups 255 User Privilege Levels 500 Event Buffer Universal Communicator 4,000' RS-485 Bus Listed for Life Safety Meets ADA Requirements UL Listed FM Listed CSFM Listed ULC Listed maintain a high degree of security and an audit trail of the most recent 500 events. The 500 NFPA71, NFPA72 event buffer can be viewed on the keypad or. UL609, U1. 611, UL636, UL864, output to a local printer. Unique to the FOCUS 200 is ADT's exclusive Sensor UL1610, U'L16 Interface Module (SIM) technology which utilizes a microchip manufactured inside BY DESIGN security and fire alarm devices. Each of the 255 devices reports as a unique point. Each Specifically designed to meet the requirements device has a factory generated identification of Commercial, Banking, Retail and Industrial number on a microchip hermetically sealed customers, the FOCUS 200 provides inside the device. 'fhe FOCUS 200 polls each ' unparalleled features at a reasonable price. device and only accepts those devices ` Modular in nature, the FOCUS 200 can!cost- answering with the proper identification ,-effectively .meet the needs of a small branch number. Because the ID is sealed inside the bank with fewer than 20 points of protection or device and known only to the FOCUS 200, any.;.;pxpand to cover a 255-point factory or large extremely high degree of internal line security retail facility. is afforded, and device substitution prohibited. TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS ontrol Unit Cabinet Dimensions l 3-3/4" W x 16-3/8" H x 3-7/8" D olor: Warm Brown 34.9cm x 41.6 cm x 9.8 cm) ontrol Unit Weight 12 lbs. (5.45 kg) ontrol Unit Electrical Power 120V, 60Hz, Class II (Primary) 16.5V, 60Hz, 50VA or 82VA (Secondary) ackup Battery 12VDC, 7AH Sealed lead -acid (1 or 2-6 wired in parallel for rating up to 42AH) harge Voltage to Battery (Fuse 173) Fuse: 3.75A, Solid -State Resettable Standby Battery Requirements 4 Hour( 7 AH Battery) 24 Hour (28 AH Battery) 80 Hour (42 AH Battery) Communication Options With FOCUS 200 DES Encryption via AC, RS-232, SNA/SDLC. niversal Communicator Single or Dual Line FSK Control Unit Power Output to RS-485 Bus 13.9V nominal. Maximum Current: I OOOmA S-485 Bus Fuses: (Fuse FI & F2) Fuses each: 1.85A, Solid -State Resettable Maximum Cable Runs Total RS-485 Bus: 4,000' Per Gateway Trunk: 1,000' Per Device to Trunk: 100' Sensor Interface Module (SIM) Maximum Line Resistance: 3K ohms Supervisory current: 0.2mA End -of -Line Resistor: 33K ohms, 5%, 1/2W Loop off -normal Retard: 800 mSec oint Interface Device (PID) Maximum Line Resistance: 900 ohms Supervisory current: 3mA End -of -Line Resistor: 3,010 ohms, 1%, 1/2 W Loop off -normal Retard: 800 mSec. Environmental Operating Temperature Range: 32° F (0° C) to 120° F_(49° C) Auxiliary Relays RL-1 & RL-2 SPDT, Contacts rated 2A @24 VAC or 24 VDC Relay RL-3 (Voltage output) Jumper selectable 12 VDC @ 200mA --. or -- 22VDC @ OmA rated 2A1` @ 24 VAC or 24 VDC Keypad 16 Maximum Aerating Panel Dimensions 8"W x 3"H x 1-1/2" D Color: Off white body, gray front 20.4cm x 7.7cm x 3.54 cm) Keypad Weight 14 oz (40 g) Keypad Operating Current 32mA (inactive) 64mA (active) Approvals Underwriters Laboratories Inc. (UL) Federal Communications Commission (FCC) Factory Mutual (FM) California State Fire Marshall (CSFM) Underwriters Laboratories of Canada (ULC) OCUS 200 Complies with UL609, UL611, UL636, UL864, UL1610, IUL 163 5, NFPA71 and NFPA72 Call ADT Security Systems: 01994 ADT Security Systems USA: 1-900-ADT-4636 L4465-M (5-94/20M) securityst«ni Canada: 1-416-226-9221 300 Interpace Parkway Parsippany, NJ 07054-1177 L 40 MAj Security Systems 803 South Orlando Avenue Suite J Winter Park, Florida 32789 Telephone (407) 628-5000 Fax 407 628 4985 BATTERY CALCULATION WORKSHEET DEVICE NUMBER OF DEVICES CURRENT PER DEVICE TOTAL CURRENT ALARM SUPV. ALARM SUPV. CONTROL FOCUS Zoo 1 2-w 1(0 t100 It 0 K PhD 1 0(04 032 CUA D52- TOTAL ALARM & SUPV. CURRENT IN AMPS ENTER TOTAL SUPV. CURRENT 1141, XXXXXXXXXXX ENTER STANDBY TIME (24 OR 60) Za XXXXXXXXXXXI TOTAL SUPV. CURRENT X STANDBY TIME XXXXXXXXXXX 3-q08 ENTER TOTAL ALARM CURRENT 2(0 XXXXXXXXXXX ALARM TIME IN HOURS(5 MIN = .084 HRS) t)Bq XXXXXXXXXXX TOTAL ALARM CURRENT X ALARM TIME XXXXXXXXXXX pZ211(P TOTAL AMPERE HOURS 3,I3b1 1 BATTERY BACKUP 1 eQ, ® ape /® e-NI ___.___._____._._._.__ .______.__-• CERTIFICATEOF INSU ANM ISSUE DATE (MM/DD/YY) PRODUCER MURPHY & JORDAN, INC. ONE SEAPORT PLAZA NEW YORK, NEW YORK 10038 01-11-95 THIS CERTIFICATE IS ISSUED AS A MATTER OF INFORMATION ONLY AND CONFERS NO RIGHTS UPON THE CERTIFICATE HOLDER. THIS CERTIFICATE DOES NOT AMEND, EXTEND OR ALTER THE COVERAGE AFFORDED BY THE POLICIES BELOW COMPANY ALETTER CODE SUB -CODE COMPANY BINSUREDADTHOLDINGS, INC. &/OR LETTER ADT INC. COMPANY C+ LETTER ADT SECURITY SYSTEMS, MID -SOUTH, INC COMPANY DLETTER COMPANIES AFFORDING COVERAGE NATIONAL UNION FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY OF PITTSBURGH, PA. AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL COMPANIES 300 INTERPACE PARKWAY PARSIPPANY, NEW JERSEY 07054-1 113 ETTERNY E COVERAGES THIS IS TO CERTIFY THAT THE POLICIES OF INSURANCE LISTED BELOW HAVE BEEN ISSUED TO THE INSURED NAMED ABOVE FOR THE POLICY PERIOD INDICATED, NOTWITHSTANDING ANY REQUIREMENT, TERM OR CONDITION OF ANY CONTRACT OR OTHER DOCUMENT WITH RESPECT TO WHICH THIS CERTIFICATE MAY BE ISSUED OR MAY PERTAIN, THE INSURANCE AFFORDED BY THE POLICIES DESCRIBED HEREIN IS SUBJECT TO ALL THE TERMS, EXCLUSIONS AND CONDITIONS OF SUCH POLICIES. LIMITS SHOWN MAY HAVE BEEN REDUCED BY PAID CLAIMS. CO TYPE OF INSURANCE POLICY NUMBER POLICY EFFECTIVE POLICY EXPIRATION ALL LIMITS IN THOUSANDSLTRDATE (MM/DD/YY) DATE (MM/DD/YY) GENERAL LIABILITY GENERAL AGGREGATE A X COMMERCIAL GENERAL LIABILITY GL1210011 1/1/95 1/1/96 PRODUCTS-COMP/OPS AGGREGATE $ 4,000 CLAIMS MADE X OCCUR. PERSONAL & ADVERTISING INJURY 2000 , OWNER'S & CONTRACTOR'S PROT. 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Park Ave. Sanford, Florida 32771 ACORD 25-S (3/88) CANCELLATION SHOULD ANY OF THE ABOVE DESCRIBED POLICIES BE CANCELLED BEFORE THE EXPIRATION DATE THEREOF, THE ISSUING COMPANY WILL ENDEAVOR TO MAIL 60 DAYS WRITTEN NOTICE TO THE CERTIFICATE HOLDER NAMED TO THE LEFT, BUT FAILURE TO MAIL SUCH NOTICE SHALL IMPOSE NO OBLIGATION OR LIABILITY OF ANY KIND UPON THE COMPANY, ITS AGENTS OR REPRESENTATIVES. AUTHORIZED REPRE8ENTATIV i w- CACORD CORPORATION 19881