106-26_spec_Bid_Doc..pdf

Invitation No.106-26

ITB 106 ITS Controllers, Cabinets, Monitors, Detection, Accessory Equipment, Probe Data, and Software

(2070, NEMA, ATC) 5/30/25

REQUIREMENTS/SPECIFICATIONS

Vendors must submit their Bid Responses electronically in Ohio Buys before the published deadline date & time, Columbus, Ohio local time on the Proposal due date. Vendors will not be able to submit Bid Responses, or unsolicited Proposal amendments after the deadline.

Vendors must allow adequate time for uploading a Bid Response prior to the due date and time. ODOT recommends that vendors submit Bid Responses as early as possible. If a second round is issued for any reason, vendors must resubmit their bid if they had already submitted in a previous round, as the previously submitted Bid Responses do NOT carry over to the new round.

The Signature process takes place after the award now. The email will come from documents@esign.ohio.gov and will go to the signatory that was identified in the bid submission. The subject line will be the bid # Signature Request, (example: 101G-25 Signature Request).

No contract can be issued to your company until we receive your signature to complete the process. And you must have an OAKS Payor ID before a contract can be issued. To obtain that, you will need to go into https://ohiopays.ohio.gov.

Section 1: Intent

The purpose of this invitation to bid is to a term contract including but not limited to an indefinite amount of Traffic Signal Controllers, Cabinets & Accessory Equipment 2070, NEMA & ATC, Software licenses, SMAs, Probe Data options, etc. to be purchased by the Department.

Section 2: Contract Duration

The effective duration of this agreement shall be one year from the date of award. All bid pricing submitted shall be valid throughout the entire duration of this agreement.

Section 3: Free Board (F.O.B.) Destination

Please be advised that the vendor must honor any bid price submitted in this Invitation to Bid for all of ODOT’s twelve (12) Districts and eighty-eight (88) counties in the State of Ohio. All deliveries shall be Free on Board (F.O.B.) to any of ODOT’s twelve (12) Districts and eighty-eight (88) county destination locations in the State of Ohio, as per the enclosed map. Purchase orders when issued will detail specific destination points. The Department will not accept any additional charges for these deliveries.

District 1 – Lima

District 7- Sidney

District 2 - Bowling Green District 8 - Lebanon

District 3 - Ashland District 9 – Chillicothe

District 4 - Akron District 10 – Marietta

District 5 - Jacksontown District 11 - New Philadelphia

District 6 - Delaware District 12 - Garfield Heights

Central Garage - Columbus (CG)

Section 4: Delivery

Delivery shall be made within 30 calendar days upon written or verbal notification of a valid State of Ohio purchase order except for the following groups and items which shall be delivered within 60 days upon written or verbal approval of valid State of Ohio purchase order.

• Group 3

• Group 4

• Group 7, Items 7-1 through 7-12

• Group 8

• Group 9, Items 9-7 through 9-8

4.1: Delivery Hours

All deliveries shall be made between the hours of 8:00 a.m. and 3:00 p.m., Monday through Friday, excluding State holidays, unless special permission is granted by the Department to temporarily waive or adjust this requirement.

Section 5: F.O.B. Delivery Minimum Order: $250.00

a. Orders meeting or exceeding the minimum shall be shipped FOB destination at the unit price quoted.

b. Orders amounting to less than the minimum shall be shipped at the unit price quoted, prepaid with freight/shipping charges added to the invoice. Copies of freight/shipping charges are to be included with the invoice.

c. No minimum shall apply to an order picked up by the Department of Transportation at the vendor location, at the unit price quoted.

d. Awarded vendors shall be expected to accept credit card payments for purchases of up to $5,000.

Section 6: Bid Evaluation and Award

The award of this invitation to bid will be made to responsible bidders for each group that will be multiple award.

Note in the Invitation to Bid that many items are grouped together for compatibility purposes but that these items may be ordered individually by item. Unbalanced bids will not be accepted.

Section 7: Descriptive Literature

Submitted literature shall be all inclusive and descriptive of all items proposed in this contract.

If a bidder fails to include the proper descriptive literature the Department may deem the bidder as non-responsive and ineligible for award of this bid.

Section 8: Product Specifications

Vendors are required to provide the requested OEM or approved non- OEM repair parts as listed by part number or an approved equal that will be fully compatible to existing material. It will be the vendor’s responsibility to verify that Non-OEM parts meet or exceed the requirements of OEM parts. If no part number is listed, it can be assumed that various models of devices / equipment may be approved to be acceptable.

Commented [CF1]: All are Multiple Award now so not needed to separate out

Contents Section 8: Product Specifications

8.0.1 Description

8.0.2 Materials and Equipment

8.0.3 Testing and Prequalification

8.1 CALTRANS CONTROLLER UNITS

8.1.1-6 Controller Unit, Model 2070

8.1.7 Controller Firmware Upgrade

8.2 CONTROLLER UNIT, MODEL ATC

8.2.1-6 ATC Controllers

8.2.7 ATC Rackmount Controller

8.3 CALTRANS CABINET, MODEL 332L

8.3.1-2 Cabinet, Model 332L

8.3.3 Cabinet Riser for Model 332L Cabinet

8.3.4 Cabinet Assembly (Model 332L) without Cabinet

8.3.5 Cabinet Shell, Model 332L without Assembly

8.4 CALTRANS CABINET, MODEL 336L

8.4.1-4 Cabinet, Model 336L Stretch, Pole or Base Mounted

8.4.5 Cabinet Riser for Model 336L Cabinet

8.4.6 Cabinet Assembly Model 336L, Stretch Without Cabinet

8.4.7 Cabinet Shell, Model 336L without assembly

8.4.8 Generator Panel (Items 8.4.2 & 8.4.4)

8.5 CALTRANS ACCESSORY EQUIPMENT

8.5.1-2 Loop Detector Sensor Unit, 2-Channel, Model 222 equivalent with call strength display

8.5.3-4 Switch Pack, Model 200 with Dual Indicators

8.5.6 DC Isolator, 2-Channel, Model 242

8.5.14 Auxiliary Output File

8.5.15 Detector rack

8.6 NEMA CONTROLLER UNITS

8.6.1 Controller Unit, Type TS-2 Type 1

8.6.2 Controller Unit, Type TS-2 Type 2

8.6.3 Controller Unit, Rack Mount for Caltrans 33X Cabinet

8.7a NEMA CABINETS

8.7a.1 Cabinet, TS-2 Type 1, Size 5, 8 Position Rear Panel

8.7a.2 Cabinet, TS-2 Type 1, Size 5, 12 Position Rear Panel

8.7a.3 Cabinet, TS-2 Type 1, Size 6, 12 Position Rear Panel

8.7a.4 Cabinet, TS-2 Type 1, Size 6, 16 Position Rear Panel

8.7a.5 Cabinet, TS-2 Type 1, Size 7, 16 Position Rear Panel, Ground Mounted

8.7a.6 Cabinet, Combined UPS/Signal, Size Super P (6), Ground Mounted

8.7a.7 Cabinet, Combined UPS/Signal, Size Super R (7), Ground Mounted

8.7a.8 Cabinet, TS-2 Type 2, Size 5, 8 Position Rear Panel

8.7a.9 Cabinet, TS-2 Type 2, Size 6, 12 Position Rear Panel, Ground Mounted

8.7a.10 Cabinet, TS-2 Type 2, Size 6, 12 Position Rear Panel, Pole Mounted

8.7a.11 Cabinet, TS-2 Type 2, Size 7, 16 Position Rear Panel, Ground Mounted

8.7a.12 Cabinet, Combined UPS/Signal, Size Super P (6), Ground Mounted

8.7a.13 Cabinet, Combined UPS/Signal, Size Super R (7), Ground Mounted

8.7b NEMA ACCESSORY EQUIPMENT

8.7b.14-15 Detector Rack

8.7b.16 Detector, 2-Channel, Rack Mounted

8.7b.17 Detector, 4-Channel, Rack Mounted

8.7b.18 Detector, 2-Channel, Rack Mounted with Delay/Extension

8.7b.19 Detector, 4-Channel, Rack Mounted with Delay/Extension

8.7b.20 Detector, 1-Channel, Shelf Mounted TS-1

8.7b.21 Detector Harness

8.7b.22 Flash Transfer Relay

8.7b.23 Generator Panel

8.7b.24 Adapter Cable

8.7b.25 Cabinet Power Supply

8.7b.29 EDI Bus Interface Units

8.7b.30 Cabinet Riser

8.8 ATC CABINETS

8.8.1 Cabinet, ATC CFI

8.8.2 Cabinet, NEMA ATC

8.8.3 Cabinet, CalTrans ATC

8.9 UNINTERRUPTIBLE POWER SUPPLY

8.9.1 Replacement Inverter

8.9.2 Replacement Transfer Switch

8.9.3-4 Absorbed Glass Mat/ Valve Regulated Lead Acid Batteries

8.9.5-6 Cabinet Riser for Uninterruptible Power Supply

8.9.7 Uninterruptible Power Supply, Complete with Cabinet

8.9.9 Battery Balancer

8.9.10 UPS Battery Tester

8.9.11 UPS Battery Heater

8.9.12 Miniature UPS (1000W)

8.9.13 Socket, Panel Mount

8.9.14 Plug, Cord Mount

8.10: CALTRANS CONFOLICT MONITORS

8.11 NEMA MMUs & CMUs

8.11.1-2 & 5-6 Malfunction Management Unit, RS-232

8.11.3-4 & 7-8 Malfunction Management Unit, Ethernet

8.11.9-11 Conflict Monitor Unit

8.12 AUTOMATED CONFLICT MONITOR TESTER

8.12.2-8 Cables

8.12.9 Carrying Case

8.12.10 SDLC Testing

8.12.11 TS2 Virtual Cabinet Tester with software

8.12.16 Expedited Service

8.12.17 Calibration Service

8.13 MISCELLANEOUS HARDWARE

8.13.1 Railroad Preemption (RRPE) Interface System

8.13.2 Queue-Cutter Loop Processor

8.13.3 Switchpack With Integral Yellow Output Flasher

8.13.4 EDI DA-300

8.13.5 Padlock

8.13.6 Key

8.14 RADAR DETECTION SYSTEMS

8.14.1 Advance Radar Detection

8.14.2 Stop Bar Radar Detection

8.14.3 Side-Fire Radar Detection

8.15 LED CABINET DISPLAY

8.16 TECHNICAL SUPPORT

8.16.1 Field Technical Support

8.16.2 Office Technical Support

8.17 GPS TIMECLOCKS

8.18 CONFLICT MONITOR TESTING

8.18.1 Conflict Monitor Testing

8.19 SOFTWARE AGREEMENTS

8.19.1 Centracs Software Maintenance Agreement – Bronze

8.19.2 Centracs Software Maintenance Agreement – Silver

8.19.3 Centracs Software Maintenance Agreement – Gold

8.19.4-5 Kinetic Signals Software Maintenance Agreement

8.19.6 Kinetic Signals Cloud Hosting

This item shall cover the cost for one year of Q-Free hosting Kinetic Signals on their Linux based cloud platform.

This will include server and software maintenance as well as software upgrades.8.20 CENTRACS LICENSES

8.21 SYNCHRO LICENSES

8.22 SIGNAL PERFORMANCE METRICS AND SIGNAL OPTIMIZATION

8.22.1-5 Flow Labs Probe Based Signal Performance Metrics

8.22.6-9 INRIX Probe Based Signal Performance Metrics

8.22.10-14 Flow Labs ISPMs

8.22.15-19 Flow Labs Optimus

8.22.20-24 Flow Labs Optimus LT

8.22.25-29 General Probe Based Signal Performance Metrics

8.22.30-34 General Probe Optimization Tool

8.0.1 Description

This work shall consist of furnishing traffic signal control equipment, including controllers, cabinets, auxiliary equipment and specified accessories. All equipment shall be in conformance with the types, models and systems as specified. Equipment shall comply with applicable sections of 633, 733, and 809 of the 2023 Construction and Material Specifications. All equipment shall be delivered to the Traffic Management, 1980 West Broad Street, Columbus, Ohio 43223, unless delivery is requested to be made directly to a District Office.

Wherever the following abbreviations are used in these specifications, they shall be construed to have the following meaning:

ATC: Advanced Traffic Controller CalTrans: California Department of Transportation CMS: 2023 Construction and Material Specifications, ODOT, including Supplemental Spec 800 NEMA: National Electrical Manufacturers Association ODOT: Ohio Department of Transportation QPL: Qualified Products List TAP: Traffic Authorized Products EIA: Electronic Industries Association

8.0.2 Materials and Equipment

Equipment and materials furnished shall be new, of first quality, of current design and free of defects. Electrical parts, switches and other elements of the installation shall be of ample capacity to carry the required current without excessive heating or drop of potential.

Standard industrial quality components (IC chips, transistors, diodes, resistors, capacitors, etc.) shall be used wherever possible. These components shall be clearly identified with the original identification. Other vital information such as voltage polarity, emitter or collector terminals, pin locations, etc., shall be designated by an approved industrial procedure. All components shall be available and in production by a reputable manufacturer.

Major items or assemblies of equipment shall bear a nameplate, indelible marking or brand that shall identify it as to type, model, catalog number and manufacturer.

Manufacturers' guarantees or warranties on all traffic signal control equipment shall be transferred to ODOT upon delivery and acceptance of the equipment. Items shall carry a 60-month warranty as required per ODOT CMS and Supplemental Spec 800.

8.0.3 Testing and Prequalification

Traffic control equipment specified to meet CalTrans or NEMA specifications shall require a certified letter or test report showing compliance to the referenced specification.

8.1 CALTRANS CONTROLLER UNITS

8.1.1-6 Controller Unit, Model 2070

Controller units shall be in conformance with latest ATC and Caltrans Transportation Electrical Equipment Specifications (TEES) 2020.

Controller unit shall be supplied with or without manufacturer’s traffic signal intersection control software as specified.

The Controller Unit, Model 2070-ATC controllers shall include the following:

Model 2070-ATC CPU module Model 2070-2A/B/N: Field I/O modules (as required in pricing sheet) Model 2070-3B: Front panel, Display Model 2070-4A: Power supply module Model 2070-7A: Async. Serial Communication Module Model 2070-8: NEMA Compatibility Module (as required in pricing sheet)

2070-ATC with Ramp Meter software shall conform to same requirements listed under section 8.4.1 and contain all models necessary for a complete working installation.

All specified controllers or CPU modules shall include open-architecture Linux platform to support application software from multiple vendors.

Each bidder submitting a bid on the ATC controllers must submit controller for testing if that model is not already listed on the ODOT QPL and or TAP. Award of the ATC controllers will not be made until ODOT has successfully completed its testing and acceptance.

Submit ATC controllers, not the bid documents to:

ODOT, Office of Traffic Management Attention: Charlie Fisher 1980 West Broad St.

Columbus, Ohio 43223

ODOT may require the Vendor to install a unit in the field for Field Testing for a period of 1 month. Installation shall be responsibility of Vendor at a designated ODOT intersection and shall include any training if requested on how the unit is to be configured accordingly.

The ATC controllers will be returned to the bidders upon ODOT’s completion of testing.

Controllers shall be warranted for a period of 60 months or for the manufacturers’ standard warranty, whichever is greater. The warranty period shall begin on the date of shipment to ODOT. Each unit shall have a permanent label or stamp indicating the date of shipment.

8.1.7 Controller Firmware Upgrade

This item consists of the contractor performing a field exchange of an existing controller at the location specified by the Department using a temporary controller. The purpose of this item is upgrading the controller firmware to ensure compatibility with one of the Department’s existing central database systems (Centracs).

The contractor shall also provide the programming data in an electronic format that is compatible with the specified central database. Upon completion and testing of the upgraded controller, the contractor shall exchange the upgraded controller in the field with the temporary controller. Travel is included in the cost of this item.

8.2 CONTROLLER UNIT, MODEL ATC

8.2.1-6 ATC Controllers

All ATC controllers shall have a data key port and all ATC controllers shall follow all specifications found in SS809 and Supplement 1111.

8.2.7 ATC Rackmount Controller

This item shall also include the A-style power cable for the rackmount controller in case it is being used in a 2070 cabinet.

8.3 CALTRANS CABINET, MODEL 332L

Locks for all cabinet doors shall be keyed to ODOT’s master keys. One key shall be provided for each cabinet door including the police panel door.

8.3.1-2 Cabinet, Model 332L

Model 332L cabinets shall meet the specifications "Traffic Engineering Equipment Specifications", California Department of Transportation, latest edition. The manufacturer of the cabinets shall be listed on the CalTrans QPL and/or the ODOT Traffic Authorized Products List at the time of the mailing date on the Invitation to Bid.

In addition to the above requirements, the cabinets shall include the following features:

1. Cabinets shall be constructed of aluminum with 12” risers and shall be supplied unpainted.

An anodic coating is not required. Galvanized anchor bolts with nuts and washers shall be supplied with each cabinet. The anchor bolts shall be 3/4” diam. by 16” minimum length with an “L” bend on the unthreaded end.

2. Cabinets shall be fully equipped with flashers, flash transfer relays, power supply, and one

(1) DC isolator in slot 14 for flash sense/stop time. The controller unit, conflict monitor, loop detector sensors, switchpacks and AC isolators shall be bid separately.

3. Cabinets shall be fitted with a PDA-2 power distribution assembly.

4. Output files shall be “hardwired”. No printed circuit wiring shall be used in the output file except for the red monitor board.

5. Cabinet should include an auxiliary output file installed and ready for use. This will increase the total outputs available to 16.

6. Vehicle and pedestrian detector field wiring inputs shall connect to side mounted terminal blocks. Terminal blocks and associated wiring to the input file shall be installed. The field wiring terminals of the side mounted terminal block shall be labeled by a permanent screening process to identify the input panel (I or J), the input file slot number (1 through 14) and the channel terminal (D, E, J or K). An example is “I4-E”. Twenty-four (24) surrestors shall be provided but packaged separately (not installed). Surrestors shall be three terminal devices equivalent to EDCO models SRA-6LCA, SRA-6LCB or SRA-6LC.

7. Cabinets shall have red monitor cabling installed. A program board shall be installed to enable/disable red monitoring. The cabinets shall be shipped with the red monitor jumpers set in the "enable" position. The cable connector to the conflict monitor shall have pin assignments and be keyed as per CMS 733.03.C.6.

8. A rack mounted detector test panel shall be furnished with test switches for all vehicle and pedestrian phases. The switches shall be three (3) position “on/off/momentary on” switches.

9. Pedestrian yellow loadswitch outputs shall not be connected to the conflict monitor card-edge connector.

10. Cabinet incoming power lines shall be protected with an EDCO SHA1250 or approved equal surge protector in lieu of the CalTrans specified surge protection. The SHA1250 unit shall be installed in an enclosure within the cabinet.

11. Each cabinet shall be provided with a police panel which will include a pushbutton with cord and three switches labeled AUTO/FLASH, SIGNALS ON/OFF and AUTO/MANUAL. The pushbutton cord shall not be wired through an AC isolator, but shall be connected to the controller harness wiring by a molex plug connection. When placed in the manual position, “manual control enable” shall be applied to the controller and “recall” shall be applied to all phases. Activation of the push button shall “advance” the controller except that manual advancement will be prohibited in the minimum green, yellow and red timing intervals.

12. An aluminum shelf with integral storage compartment shall be provided in the rack below Detector Rack. The storage compartment will have telescoping drawer guides for full extension. The compartment top shall have a non-slip plastic laminate attached.

13. Each cabinet shall have two (2) lights installed at the top of the cabinet, one near each door.

The lights shall be wired to the door switches such that opening either door will turn on both lights.

14. On the output file, Pin No. 11 of each switch pack connector shall be wired to AC-so the output indicators on dual indicator switch packs will display properly.

15. When a cabinet is ordered, the door hinges may be specified as “right” or “left” mounted as looking into the front of the cabinet. Two sets of cabinet wiring diagrams, service manuals, programming, and maintenance instructions shall be furnished for each cabinet and equipment item. The cabinet wiring diagrams shall be supplied in a clear plastic pouch fastened to the inside of the controller door.

8.3.3 Cabinet Riser for Model 332L Cabinet

A 12” aluminum riser shall be provided which will raise the Model 332L cabinet approximately 12” above the concrete foundation. The bottom of the riser shall bolt to the standard cabinet foundation anchor bolts (not included with the riser) and the top of the riser shall bolt to the bottom of the cabinet. Attachment hardware for connecting the riser to the cabinet shall be provided.

8.3.4 Cabinet Assembly (Model 332L) without Cabinet

This item shall consist of furnishing a cabinet assembly with the mounting cage and all components as specified in section 8.5.A, without the aluminum cabinet. The controller unit, conflict monitor, loop detector sensors, switchpacks and AC isolators shall be bid separately.

All items normally mounted on the EIA rack shall also be provided, such as terminal blocks, surge protection devices, side mounted detector input terminals and harnesses. The police panel switches, police cord and pushbutton shall be boxed and shipped with the cabinet assembly. The cabinet fan, thermostat, cabinet lights and door switches shall not be provided.

Two sets of cabinet wiring diagrams, service manuals, programming and maintenance instructions shall be furnished for each cabinet assembly and components.

8.3.5 Cabinet Shell, Model 332L without Assembly

This item consists of furnishing an aluminum, unpainted 332L cabinet shell with the following items:

1. Thermostat and Fan

2. Police Panel

3. Cabinet Light Switches

4. Cabinet Door with Handle and Corbin #2 lock

8.4 CALTRANS CABINET, MODEL 336L

8.4.1-4 Cabinet, Model 336L Stretch, Pole or Base Mounted

Model 336L cabinets shall meet the basic cabinet specifications "Traffic Engineering Equipment Specifications", California Department of Transportation, latest edition. The manufacturer of these Model 336L cabinets shall be listed on the CalTrans QPL for the Model 332L cabinets at the time of the mailing date on the Invitation to Bid..

In addition to the above requirements, the cabinets shall include same additional features described in Section 8.5.A; Cabinet, Model 332L except for the auxiliary output fileBase Mounted Cabinets shall include 12” risers

8.4.5 Cabinet Riser for Model 336L Cabinet

A 12” aluminum base adapter shall be provided which will raise the Model 336L cabinet approximately 12” above the concrete foundation. The bottom of the riser shall bolt to the foundation anchor bolts (not included with riser) and the top of the riser shall bolt to the bottom of the cabinet. Attachment hardware for connecting the riser to the cabinet shall be provided. This bid item provides for separate purchase of the cabinet riser;

however, note that when a Model 336L cabinet is bid as a “base mounted” cabinet, this riser is incidental to the cabinet bid item.

8.4.6 Cabinet Assembly Model 336L, Stretch Without Cabinet

This item shall consist of furnishing a cabinet assembly with the mounting cage and all components as specified in section 5.20, without the aluminum cabinet. The controller unit, conflict monitor, loop detector sensors, switch packs and AC isolators shall be bid separately.

All items normally mounted on the EIA rack shall also be provided, such as terminal blocks, surge protection devices, side mounted detector input terminals and harnesses. The police panel switches, police cord and pushbutton shall be boxed and shipped with the cabinet assembly. The cabinet fan, thermostat, cabinet lights and door switches shall not be provided.

Two sets of cabinet wiring diagrams, service manuals, programming and maintenance instructions shall be furnished for each cabinet assembly and components.

8.4.7 Cabinet Shell, Model 336L without assembly

This item consists of furnishing an aluminum, unpainted 336L cabinet shell with the following items:

1. Thermostat and Fan

2. Police Panel

3. Cabinet Light Switches

4. Cabinet Door with Handle and Corbin #2 lock

8.4.8 Generator Panel (Items 8.4.2 & 8.4.4)

This item shall conform to Plan Insert Sheet 203010 at the time of mailing / Invitation to Bid.

This item shall allow signal electricians to operate the traffic signal during power outages, without opening the cabinet door or connecting or disconnecting permanent power cables. The enclosure shall be installed on the power panel side of the controller cabinet. Design and layout of the controller cabinet shall determine exact placement of the enclosure but it should be placed near the top of ground mounted cabinets and about 5 feet from the ground on pole mounted cabinets. The enclosure shall be sealed with a high quality silicone caulk and all holes drilled into the side of the controller cabinet shall be caulked and sealed after the electrical equipment is installed. All electrical connections, soldered or screw type terminals, shall be covered with a clear silicone caulk.

The generator inlet shall be 30 amp, locking, four wire grounding and meet the NEMA 114-30-p 30a 125/250v specification. The inlet shall be a Hubble catalog #2715.

The line voltage generator automatic transfer relay shall be 30 amp, 125/250v AC, two (2) pole, three (3) position, (on, off, on).

The line voltage indicator light shall be 125v AC light emitting diode with a red lens.

The line voltage circuit breaker shall be single pole single throw and a minimum of 30 amps. The amperage shall be increased to accommodate greater loads, if necessary. The gauge of the power cable shall be of proper size per the National Electrical Code (NEC).

This item shall include installation and wiring into an associated cabinet.

8.5 CALTRANS ACCESSORY EQUIPMENT

The following items in Sections 8.7A through 8.7K shall meet the specifications "Traffic Engineering Equipment Specifications", California Department of Transportation, latest edition, and the manufacturers shall be on the CalTrans QPL at the time of the mailing date on the Invitation to Bid:

8.5.1-2 Loop Detector Sensor Unit, 2-Channel, Model 222 equivalent with call strength display

The detector unit shall utilize fail-safe solid state devices that will output a constant call in event of an open loop, grounded loop or power loss in the detector unit. Furnish loop detector unit with an LED or LCD display indication of call strength (∆L/L or equivalent), as per 732.07.B. The display shall be a bar graph or numerical display with at least eight (8) discrete levels indicated.

8.5.3-4 Switch Pack, Model 200 with Dual Indicators

This item shall have both input and output indicators for each switch.

8.5.6 DC Isolator, 2-Channel, Model 242

Must be listed on ODOT QPL.

8.5.14 Auxiliary Output File

This item consists of all necessary equipment to install an auxiliary output panel on a Caltrans cabinet

8.5.15 Detector rack

This item consists of all necessary equipment to install a detector rack in a Caltrans cabinet

8.6 NEMA CONTROLLER UNITS

Intersection Software and Hardware - The controller unit shall be provided with intersection control software and hardware that provides the following features as a minimum:

1. NEMA 8 phase, dual ring capability with four pedestrian movements, 4 overlaps, and the ability to program an exclusive pedestrian movement. The controller shall be capable of being programmed for sequential phasing operation.

2. Volume density functions

3. Secondary coordination plans

4. Time of day/day of week scheduler

5. Time based coordination, minimum 3 dials, 3 offsets, 3 splits

6. Internal preemption for railroad and emergency vehicles

7. Operator selectable single or dual entry in dual ring use

8. Security access codes

9. Detector features including delay timing, carryover (extension) timing and detector switching

10. Simultaneous gap out feature

11. Communication capabilities to interface with hardwired masters or dial up modems

12. Data upload and download capability to a personal computer via an Ethernet port.

13. Storage of detector counts utilizing phase detectors for a minimum 24 hour period in 15 minute increments

14. Detector failure monitoring and logging features for constant calls and absence of calls

15. Data key securely attached to the controller chassis. Data key must be tagged and labeled with the manufacturer name and software/firmware revision it’s compatible with.

Manuals – One controller unit operation/programming manuals and two schematics shall be supplied with each controller unit.

8.6.1 Controller Unit, Type TS-2 Type 1

Furnish a controller unit that meets the most current NEMA TS-2, Type 1 specifications. The unit shall be suitable for shelf mounting. Controller settings shall be programmable through a keyboard on the front panel.

8.6.2 Controller Unit, Type TS-2 Type 2

Furnish a controller unit that meets the most current NEMA TS-2 Type 2 specifications. The unit shall be suitable for shelf mounting. Furnish a controller unit that includes all ports and input/output connectors for complete interchangeability between NEMA TS-2 Type 1 or NEMA TS-2 Type 2 controllers. Controller settings shall be programmable through a keyboard on the front panel.

8.6.3 Controller Unit, Rack Mount for Caltrans 33X Cabinet

Furnish a controller unit that runs the most current NEMA TS-2 software (included). The unit shall be NTCIP compliant and capable of interfacing with the Caltrans C1 platform specifications. The unit shall be suitable for rack mounting in a 33x style cabinet. Controller settings shall be programmable through a keyboard on the front panel. Controller shall also support operation in a TS-2 type 1 environment.

Commented [BM2]: Where is this is the pricing sheet?

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8.7a NEMA CABINETS

Unless directed at time of order placement, all cabinets shall be delivered to the ODOT Central Office Signal Shop for testing and distribution.

All controller cabinets shall comply with the most current NEMA TS-2, Type 1 or Type 2 requirements as specified in the cabinet bid sections and follow Sections 633 and 733 of the 2023 Construction Material Specifications.

All cabinets will be supplied with a plug-in type primary surge suppressor that can be removed and replaced without removal of any cabinet wiring.

Each cabinet shall come with 4 EDI Bus Interface Units.

The cabinets shall be bid by Type, Size and the number of backpanel load switch positions.

The following items will be bid separately and are not included in the cabinet bid item:

1. Controller

2. Load Switches (*)

3. Malfunction Management Unit

Additionally, all cabinets shall meet the following requirements (Section numbers refer to NEMA TS-2):

1. (Section 5.4.2.7) Provide an LED lamp.

2. (Section 5.4.2.7.3) Provide a door activated light switch.

3. (Section 7.2) Fabricate from either sheet aluminum or cast aluminum.

4. (Section 7.5.4.3) Key the locks to ODOT’s master key (Corbin #2) and provide 2 keys with each lock.

5. (Section 7.5.7.1) The police compartment shall contain switches for AUTO/FLASH, SIGNALS ON/OFF and AUTO/MANUAL. Furnish a push button with a 5’ cord wired for manual control.

6. (Section 7.5.7.2) Equip the police compartment door with a skeleton key lock and cover.

7. (Section 7.6) Provide each cabinet with at least 2 shelves that extend across the width of the cabinet. The top shelf shall be used for detectors and the bottom shelf for controller, MMU and power supply. Additional shelves will be specified.

8. (Section 7.7.3) Cabinets shall be unpainted.

9. (Section 7.8) Provide pole mounted cabinets with pole mounting hardware and ground mounted cabinets with anchor bolts and hardware.

8.7a.1 Cabinet, TS-2 Type 1, Size 5, 8 Position Rear Panel

Furnish a cabinet, prewired with all cables and connectors, with the following equipment and features:

1. TS-2, Type 1 using serial data channels to communicate between all major equipment.

Serial data channel (SDLC bus) will be protected by a removable plug-in type surge protector with base, mounted to the cabinet wall or backpanel.

2. Size 5 as defined in TS-2, Table 7-1. (30”W, 48”H, 16”D)

3. Pole mounted design with mounting hardware, cabinet reinforcing and attached bottom.

4. Rear panel configuration no. 2 (eight load switch sockets) as defined in TS-2, Table 5-2.

5. A 16 channel detector rack with eight 2 channel Type A detectors as shown in TS-2, Table 6-1. Securely fasten the detector rack to the top shelf.

6. MSA harness to provide power to a Type 2 controller.

8.7a.2 Cabinet, TS-2 Type 1, Size 5, 12 Position Rear Panel

Furnish a cabinet, prewired with all cables and connectors, with the following equipment and features:

Serial data channel (SDLC bus) will be protected by a removable plug-in type surge protector with base, mounted to the cabinet wall or backpanel.

2. Size 5 as defined in TS-2, Table 7-1. (30”W, 48”H, 16”D)

3. Ground mounted design with anchor bolts

4. Rear panel configuration no. 3 (twelve load switch sockets) as defined in TS-2, Table 5-2.

5. A 16 channel detector rack with eight 2 channel Type A detectors as shown in TS-2, 8.7a.3 Cabinet, TS-2 Type 1, Size 6, 12 Position Rear Panel

Furnish a cabinet, prewired with all cables and connectors, with the following equipment and features:

Serial data channel (SDLC bus) will be protected by a removable plug-in type surge protector with base, mounted to the cabinet wall or backpanel.

2. Size 6 as defined in TS-2, Table 7-1. (44”W, 52”H, 24”D)

3. Ground mounted design with anchor bolts

4. Rear panel configuration no. 3 (twelve load switch sockets) as defined in TS-2, Table 5-2.

5. A 16 channel detector rack with eight 2 channel Type A detectors as shown in TS-2, 8.7a.4 Cabinet, TS-2 Type 1, Size 6, 16 Position Rear Panel

Furnish a cabinet, prewired with all cables and connectors, with the following equipment and features:

Serial data channel (SDLC bus) will be protected by a removable plug-in type surge protector with base, mounted to the cabinet wall or backpanel.

2. Size 6 as defined in TS-2, Table 7-1. (44”W, 52”H, 24”D)

3. Ground mounted design with anchor bolts.

4. Rear panel configuration no. 4 (sixteen load switch sockets) as defined in TS-2, Table 5-2.

5. A 16 channel detector rack with eight 2 channel Type A detectors as shown in TS-2, Table 6-1. Securely fasten the detector rack to the top shelf.

6. MSA harness to provide power to a Type 2 controller.

7. Access to spare terminal for wiring of confirmation lights.

8. Terminate the ped load switch input wires to separate terminals

8.7a.5 Cabinet, TS-2 Type 1, Size 7, 16 Position Rear Panel, Ground Mounted

Furnish a cabinet, prewired with all cables and connectors, with the following equipment and features:

1. Size 7 as defined in TS-2, Table 7-1.

2. 3 Shelves

3. Ground mounted design with anchor bolts.

4. Rear panel configuration no. 4 (sixteen load switch sockets) as defined in TS-2, Table 5-2.

5. Access to spare terminal for wiring of confirmation lights

6. Terminate the ped load switch input wires to separate terminals

8.7a.6 Cabinet, Combined UPS/Signal, Size Super P (6), Ground Mounted

Furnish a cabinet, prewired with all cables and connectors, with the following equipment and features:

Serial data channel (SDLC bus) will be protected by a removable plug-in type surge.

2. Size Super P as defined by…

3. Double Full-Sized Enclosures (One for controller side, one for UPS side)

4. Ground mounted design with anchor bolts.

5. Rear panel configuration no. 3 (twelve load switch sockets) as defined in TS-2, Table 5-2.

6. Access to spare terminal for wiring of confirmation lights

7. Terminate the ped load switch input wires to separate terminals

8. Battery slide-out shelves

9. Generator Panel per PIS 203011

8.7a.7 Cabinet, Combined UPS/Signal, Size Super R (7), Ground Mounted

Furnish a cabinet, prewired with all cables and connectors, with the following equipment and features:

Serial data channel (SDLC bus) will be protected by a removable plug-in type surge.

2. Size Super R as defined by…

3. 3 Shelves

4. Double Full-Sized Enclosures (One for controller side, one for UPS side)

5. Ground mounted design with anchor bolts.

6. Rear panel configuration no. 4 (sixteen load switch sockets) as defined in TS-2, Table 5-2

7. Access to spare terminal for wiring of confirmation lights

8. Terminate the ped load switch input wires to separate terminals

9. Battery slide-out shelves

10. Generator Panel per PIS 203011

8.7a.8 Cabinet, TS-2 Type 2, Size 5, 8 Position Rear Panel

Furnish a cabinet, prewired with all cables and connectors, with the following equipment and features:

1. TS-2, Type 2 using point to point wiring to communicate between all major equipment without BIUs.

2. Size 5 as defined in TS-2, Table 7-1. (30”W, 48”H, 16”D)

3. Pole mounted design with mounting hardware, cabinet reinforcing and attached bottom.

4. Rear panel configuration no. 2 (eight load switch sockets) as defined in TS-2, Table 5-2.

8.7a.9 Cabinet, TS-2 Type 2, Size 6, 12 Position Rear Panel, Ground Mounted

Furnish a cabinet, prewired with all cables and connectors, with the following equipment and features:

without BIUs.

2. Size 6 as defined in TS-2, Table 7-1.

4. Ground mounted design with anchor bolts

5. Rear panel configuration no. 3 (twelve load switch sockets) as defined in TS-2, Table 5-2.

8.7a.10 Cabinet, TS-2 Type 2, Size 6, 12 Position Rear Panel, Pole Mounted

Furnish a cabinet, prewired with all cables and connectors, with the following equipment and features:

without BIUs.

2. Size 6 as defined in TS-2, Table 7-1. (44”W, 52”H, 24”D)

3. Pole mounted design with mounting hardware, cabinet reinforcing and attached bottom.

4. Rear panel configuration no. 3 (twelve load switch sockets) as defined in TS-2, Table 5-2.

8.7a.11 Cabinet, TS-2 Type 2, Size 7, 16 Position Rear Panel, Ground Mounted

Furnish a cabinet, prewired with all cables and connectors, with the following equipment and features:

without BIUs.

2. Size 7 as defined in TS-2, Table 7-1.

3. 3 Shelves

4. Ground mounted design with anchor bolts.

5. Rear panel configuration no. 4 (sixteen load switch sockets) as defined in TS-2, Table 5-2.

8.7a.12 Cabinet, Combined UPS/Signal, Size Super P (6), Ground Mounted

Furnish a cabinet, prewired with all cables and connectors, with the following equipment and features:

without BIUs..

2. Size Super P as defined by…

3. Double Full-Sized Enclosures (One for controller side, one for UPS side)

4. Ground mounted design with anchor bolts.

5. Rear panel configuration no. 3 (twelve load switch sockets) as defined in TS-2, Table 5-2.

6. Battery slide-out shelves

7. Generator Panel per PIS 203011

8.7a.13 Cabinet, Combined UPS/Signal, Size Super R (7), Ground Mounted

Furnish a cabinet, prewired with all cables and connectors, with the following equipment and features:

without BIUs.

2. Size Super R as defined by…

3. 3 Shelves

4. Double Full-Sized Enclosures (One for controller side, one for UPS side)

5. Ground mounted design with anchor bolts.

6. Rear panel configuration no. 4 (sixteen load switch sockets) as defined in TS-2, Table 5-2.

7. Battery slide-out shelves

8. Generator Panel per PIS 203011

8.7b NEMA ACCESSORY EQUIPMENT

8.7b.14-15 Detector Rack

Furnish a detector rack that can be installed in a TS-1 cabinet without the use of serial communication or BIUs. Detector Rack power supply shall be included and shall be compliant with NEMA TS-1 (1989, R2000).

Power supply will be four channels of at least 0.75 Ampere capacity. The detector rack shall include the wiring harness to connect the card rack into the rear panel. Harness wires shall be labeled, with tags attached approximately 12-inches (305mm) from ends.

Furnish a detector rack that can be installed in a TS-2, Type 2 cabinet using serial communication and BIUs.

A BUI shall be provided with the detector rack. The detector rack shall include the wiring harness to connect the card rack into the rear panel. Harness wires shall be labeled, with tags attached approximately 12-inches (305mm) from ends.

The detector rack shall be shelf mountable with 16 channels that can accept either eight 2-channel or four 4-channel card edge detectors.

No detectors shall be provided with the detector rack.

8.7b.16 Detector, 2-Channel, Rack Mounted

Furnish a 2-channel Type A detector as specified in TS-2, Table 6-1 that is in conformance with TS-2, Section 6.5.

8.7b.17 Detector, 4-Channel, Rack Mounted

Furnish a 4-channel Type B detector as specified in TS-2, Table 6-1 that is in conformance with TS-2, 8.7b.18 Detector, 2-Channel, Rack Mounted with Delay/Extension

Furnish a 2-channel Type C detector as specified in TS-2, Table 6-1 that is in conformance with TS-2, 8.7b.19 Detector, 4-Channel, Rack Mounted with Delay/Extension

Furnish a 4-channel Type D detector as specified in TS-2, Table 6-1 that is in conformance with TS-2, 8.7b.20 Detector, 1-Channel, Shelf Mounted TS-1

Furnish a shelf mounted, single channel detector that can be used in TS-1 cabinets or TS-2, Type 2 cabinets that do not use serial communication or BIUs.

The detector shall be as specified in TS-1, Section 15 as a Type 1T with relay output and delay/extension timing. Pin J shall be used to inhibit delay/extension timing.

Furnish a detector harness as specified in Section 8.7b.21 of these purchase specifications.

8.7b.21 Detector Harness

Furnish a detector harness for a single channel TS-1 shelf mounted detector specified as follows:

1. Standard keyed 10 pin MS connector (MS3106A-18-1S) to mate with a Type 1T, NEMA

TS-1 detector with relay output and delay/extension timing

2. Eight feet in length

3. Ten stranded copper wires, color coded with a minimum wire size of No. 22 AWG

4. Strain relief at MS connector (MS3057-10A w/boot)

5. Wires shall be contained in an outer jacket or a nonabsorbent braided sheath

6. No terminations on the rear panel end

7. Pins D and E wired with a twisted pair

8. Shell of connector wired to Pin H

9. MS connector wired as follows:

PIN COLOR CODE NEMA FUNCTION

A White AC- (Common)

B Brown Relay Common

Commented [BM4]: Not in the pricing sheet

Commented [BM5R4]: Added into pricing sheet

Commented [BM6]: Not in the pricing sheet

Commented [BM7R6]: Added into pricing sheet

C Black AC+ (Line Side)

D Red Loop Input

E Orange Loop Input

F Yellow Output Normally Open

G Blue Reserved (Output Normally Closed)

H Green Chassis Ground

I Violet Reserved

J Grey Delay/Extension Inhibit input (AC)

All wires must be labeled with their associated function.

8.7b.22 Flash Transfer Relay

Furnish a flash transfer relay that is in conformance with TS-2, Section 6.4 found in the NEMA document included in the appendix section of this invitation.

8.7b.23 Generator Panel

Furnish a generator panel conforming to the following drawing, per PIS 203011.

8.7b.24 Adapter Cable

Furnish a TS-2, Type 1 to TS-2, Type 2 adapter cable (for controller power) conforming to TS-2.

8.7b.25 Cabinet Power Supply

Furnish a minimum 2A, 24VDC cabinet power supply that is in conformance with TS-2, Section 5.3.5 found in the NEMA document included in the appendix section of this invitation.

8.7b.29 EDI Bus Interface Units

Furnish a bus interface unit that meets the requirements of the most current NEMA TS-2 specifications for a BIU. BIU shall be compatible with Econolite TS-2 controllers and shall be made by EDI.

8.7b.30 Cabinet Riser

Furnish an aluminum riser of the size specified in the order which will raise the NEMA cabinet approximately 12 inches above the concrete foundation. Ensure that the bottom of the riser bolts to the standard cabinet foundation anchor bolts (not included with the riser). Furnish attachment hardware for connecting the top of the riser to the bottom of the cabinet, including gasket.

Construct the riser in a minimum of two pieces such that an existing cabinet can be raised off the foundation without disconnecting the field wiring and the riser can be inserted below the cabinet. Furnish hardware for rigidly connecting the riser sections together.

Fabricate the riser from 0.125-inch sheet aluminum with flanges on the top and bottom to provide rigidity.

Furnish mounting flanges as necessary to connect with the controller cabinet and foundation anchor bolts.

Ensure that the outside surface of the riser has a smooth, uniform, natural finish.

8.8 ATC CABINETS

8.8.1 Cabinet, ATC CFI

Cabinet- NEMA size 7 (67"H X 44"W X 26"D), unpainted Front door with #2 lock, with cabinet riser

(2) Shelves with 1U rack mount slots with notches in comers

(1) Standard shelf 120VAC ATC Terminal facility, built for up to 32 output channels and 72 input channels

(1) 16-channel Output Assembly #1, mounted on shelf, wired for 120VAC output

(1) 16-channel Output Assembly #2, mounted on shelf, wired for 120VAC output

(1) 16-channel Field Output Panel #1 with flash plugs, (8) pluggable surge suppressors, and (8) flash transfer relays, mounted on back wall under lower shelf

(1) 16-channel Field Output Panel #2 with flash plugs, (8) pluggable surge suppressors, and (8) flash transfer relays, mounted on back wall under lower shelf

(3) 24-channel Input Assemblies

(1) 24-channel Field Input Panel, mounted on wall (no panel for Input Assembly #2 and #3)

(1) Service Assembly with pluggable suppressor/filter

(1) AC Clean Power Bus

(1) DC Power/Serial Comm bus

(1) 8-port SDLC bus with 15-25 pin adapter cable (l) Power strip mounted under lower shelf

(2) Power strips mounted on back wall above shelves

(2) Fans/(1) Thermostat

(2) LED light panels for interior illumination - one on fan panel, the other underneath the lower shelf

(1) Pull-out drawer, mounted in rack mount slot

(1) Power cord for shelf mount controller with 10-pin NEMA "A" connector Police Panel with Signal On/Off, Auto/Flash, and Auto/Manual switches, hard-wired manual control cable Switch shield with Signal On/Off, 24VDC Bypass switch, Auto/Flash and Stoptime toggle switches

Plugins included:

(1) EDI Model 2220 ADU Auxiliary Display Unit

(1) EDI Model PS-2216-2412 Cabinet Power Supply

(18) EDI Model 2202-HV HDSP/FU

(5) EDI Model 2218 SIU

(1) EDI Model CMUip-2212-HV

8.8.2 Cabinet, NEMA ATC

Cabinet – NEMA size 6 (56”H X 44”W X 26”D), unpainted, with cabinet riser Front door with #2 lock

(2) Shelves with 1U rack mount slots with notches in corners 120VAC ATC Terminal facility, built for up to 16 output channels and 24 input channels

(1) 16-channel Output Assembly #1, mounted on shelf, wired for 120VAC output

(1) 16-channel Field Output Panel #1 with flash plugs, (8) pluggable surge suppressors, and (8) flash transfer relays, mounted on back wall under lower shelf

(1) 24-channel Input Assembly

(1) 24-channel Field Input Panel, mounted on wall

(1) Service Assembly with pluggable suppressor/filter

(1) AC Clean Power Bus

(1) DC Power/Serial Comm bus

(1) 8-port SDLC bus with 15-25 pin adapter cable

(1) Power strip mounted on back wall above upper shelf

(2) Fans/(1) Thermostat

(2) LED light panels for interior illumination – one on fan panel, the other underneath the lower shelf

(1) Pull-out drawer, mounted in rack mount slot

(1) Power cord for shelf mount controller with 55-pin NEMA “A” connector Police Panel with Signal On/Off, Auto/Flash, and Auto/Manual switches, hard-wired manual control cable Switch shield with Signal On/Off, 24VDC Bypass switch, Auto/Flash and Stoptime toggle switches

Plugins included:

(1) EDI Model 2220 ADU Auxiliary Display Unit

(1) EDI Model PS-2248 Cabinet Power Supply

(9) EDI Model 2202-LV HDSP/FU

(2) EDI Model 2218 SIU

(1) EDI Model CMUip-2212-LV

(1) EDI Model MONITORKEY-USB Datakey programmer

8.8.3 Cabinet, CalTrans ATC

Cabinet – size 352 (67”H X 24”W X 30”D), unpainted, with cabinet riser 19” rack

(2) doors with #2 locks 120VAC ATC Terminal facility, built for up to 16 output channels and 24 input channels

(1) 16-channel Output Assembly #1, wired for 120VAC output

(1) 16-channel Field Output Panel #1 with flash plugs, (8) pluggable surge suppressors, and (8) flash transfer relays (1) 24-channel Input Assembly

(1) 24 channel Field Input Panel with (8) pluggable suppressors

(1) Service Assembly with pluggable suppressor/filter (rack mounted)

(1) AC Clean Power Bus

(1) DC Power/Serial Comm bus

(1) 8-port SDLC bus with 15-25 pin adapter cable

(1) Pull-out drawer

(2) Fans/(1) Thermostat

(2) LED light panels for interior illumination – one above each door Police Panel with Signal On/Off, Auto/Flash, and Auto/Manual switches, hard-wired manual control cable

Plugins included:

(1) EDI Model 2220 ADU Auxiliary Display Unit

(1) EDI Model PS-2216-24 Cabinet Power Supply

(9) EDI Model 2202-HV HDSP/FU Load switch/Flasher

(2) EDI Model 2218 SIU

(1) EDI Model CMU-2212ip-HV Cabinet Monitor Unit

8.9 UNINTERRUPTIBLE POWER SUPPLY

8.9.1 Replacement Inverter

Provide only the inverter section of the complete UPS system per 733.09.

8.9.2 Replacement Transfer Switch

Provide only the external replacement switch of the complete UPS system per 733.09.

8.9.3-4 Absorbed Glass Mat/ Valve Regulated Lead Acid Batteries

Provide a replacement batteries for the UPS device specified in Section 733.09C of the 2023 CMS.

Batteries shall be warranted for full replacement for two (2) years from date of purchase.

8.9.5-6 Cabinet Riser for Uninterruptible Power Supply

Provide an 8” or 12” aluminum cabinet riser and attachment hardware for the UPS device specified in Section 8.8.

8.9.7 Uninterruptible Power Supply, Complete with Cabinet

UPS shall conform to ODOT CMS 633.18 and 733.09 and any current Supplemental Specifications. Serial or Ethernet cable for connection to computer shall be included. Complete unit shall include 12” riser, heater mats, battery balancer, and generator add-on.

8.9.9 Battery Balancer

This item shall monitor and protect the UPS batteries by spreading charge equally across the batteries to maximize battery life and compensate for battery differences.

8.9.10 UPS Battery Tester

The tester shall provide comprehensive testing for 6VDC and 12VDC batteries which are used in Traffic Battery Backup Systems. The tester shall come with alligator clamp-style leads to connect to the battery.

8.9.11 UPS Battery Heater

The battery heater shall extend the life of the UPS batteries in colder temperatures and conform to standards that allow the UPS to operate as stated in CMS 633.18 and 733.09.

8.9.12 Miniature UPS (1000W)

The Miniature/Consolidated UPS shall come factory-wired. Serial or Ethernet cable for connection to computer shall be included. Dimensions shall be 34”x16”x12* or similar.

8.9.13 Socket, Panel…