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Design Criteria Manual

July 29, 2024 Division 28–Electronic Safety and Security Page 272

Division 28 – Electronic Safety and Security

Section 28 10 00 – Access Control Systems

Part 1 – General / Design Requirements

A. Only the CVG facilities department can connect devise into the CVG existing security card access system for doors and gates that are penetrations into the secured area. Coordinate all connections with CVG facilities department.

B. Matrix installation process requires approval by CVG subject matter expert.

Part 2 – Product Requirements

A. Matrix Keypad Card Reader – Model MX2

1. Power Requirements: 12VDC powered from its associated controller, including its standby power source. Shall not dissipate more than 5W.

B. Matrix Enclosure

1. Suitable for surface, semi flush, pedestal or weatherproof surface mounted. Mounting types shall additionally be suitable for installations in the following areas.

I. Indoors, controlled environment II. Indoors, uncontrolled environment III. Outdoors C. Matrix Display

1. 32 Character, LED backlit liquid crystal display. Indicate whether user passage requests have been accepted or rejected, and whether the door is locked or unlocked.

D. Keypad and Mag-stripe Readers

1. Each card reader has high-impact, ABS plastic construction, a sealed membrane keypad, a built-in tamper switch, and high-security mounting screws with a 2-gang switchbox mounting.

E. Electric Mortise Locks

1. Shall be installed within the door and an electric transfer hinge shall be utilized to allow the wires to be transferred from the door frame to the lock. If utilized with a double door then the lock shall be installed inside the active leaf.

F. Electromagnetic Locks

1. These locks shall be without mechanical linkage utilizing no moving parts and securing the door to its frame solely on electromagnetic force.

2. Shall be comprised of two pieces, the maglock, and the door plate. The maglock shall be surface mounted to the door frame and the door plate shall be surface mounted to the door.

3. Electromagnetic locks shall meet the following minimum technical characteristics:

a. Operating Voltage: 24DC

b. Current Draw: 5A

c. Holding Force

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1) Swing Doors: 1500lbs.

2) Sliding Doors: 1500lbs

d. Must include a door position switch.

e. Power supplies shall be UL rated and adequately power two entry control devices on a continuous base without failure.

f. Shall meet the following requirements:

1) Input Power: 110VAC

2) Output Voltage: 12VDC Nominal (13.8VDC); 24VDC Nominal (27.6VDC Filtered and

Regulated

3) Battery: Dependent on Output Voltage shall provide up to 14Ah

4) Output Current: 10-amp max @ 13.8VDC or 5-amp max @ 27.6VDC.

Part 3 – Execution Requirements

A. All low voltage cabling for all low voltage systems other than life safety/fire alarm will be blue in color. Life safety/fire alarm will remain red.

B. Any communications equipment outside of the immediate lease space, such as in equipment room, telephone room, IDF, on roof, etc., shall be clearly marked with the equipment usage, tenant owner.

C. Permits for low voltage wiring shall include the following.

1. Electrical permits are required for raceways enclosing low voltage (telephone, television cable, data cable, access control, CCTV, etc.) wiring.

2. Any request for an exception to permitting requirements must be accompanied by a letter from the AHJ stating a permit is not required.

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