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C.1 STATEMENT OF WORK (SOW)/SALIENT CHARACTERISTICS

1. Contract Title WanderGuard (or equivalent)

SECTION 27 52 13

WANDER MANAGEMENT SYSTEM

PART 1 - GENERAL

DOCUMENT PURPOSE

The purpose of this document is to detail the Guide Specifications and Bid Criteria for the design, supply, installation, commissioning, and associated training for a WanderGuard BLUE® system as manufactured by STANLEY Healthcare.

IMPORTANT STATEMENT

The WanderGuard BLUE system is designed to assist staff in providing a high degree of safety for residents/patients. The WanderGuard BLUE system is designed to be one component of a comprehensive protection program. As with every security system, STANLEY Healthcare highly recommends regular system operational checks to verify functional integrity.

PRODUCTS FURNISHED AND INSTALLED

Door Controller Keypads Tag Wireless Tag Detector Mobile Application Optional Items and Accessories Optional Subsystem Interface and Integration

RELATED SECTIONS

Section 02 41 19 – Selective Demolition of Existing Electronic Safety and Security Systems Section 07 84 00 – Firestopping Section 08 31 00 – Access Doors and Panels Section 27 52 23 – Emergency Call System Section 28 01 00 – Operation and Maintenance of Electronic Safety and Security Section 28 05 00 – Common Work Results for Electronic Safety and Security Section 28 06 00 – Schedules for Electronic Safety and Security Section 28 08 00 – Commissioning of Electronic Safety and Security Section 28 46 24 – Fire Detection and Alarm Emergency Control Function Interfaces

DEFINITIONS

The following definitions apply to this Section:

Owner’s Representative: The Owner’s Representative shall be the representative or representatives appointed by the Owner responsible for project construction supervision.

Owner: Actual client or facility owner.

Provide: This word shall mean to purchase, deliver to site and furnish all labor and material as necessary for a complete and operational system as specified herein.

Contractor: The word Contractor shall mean the party contracted by the Owner or their designated representative to Provide Work specified herein.

Contract Documents: Contract Documents shall mean the documents used to specify the Work and govern the contract of Contractor in their entirety or in part.

Work: This word means the entire completed construction of the individual parts of the project as specified herein.

Local Authority Having Jurisdiction: The Local Authority Having Jurisdiction (LAHJ) is the local governmental entity responsible for adopting and enforcing all code requirements at the location Work is being performed.

Project General Conditions: The Project General Conditions are to include all relevant contractual requirements for the Project to include Division 1 General Conditions as well as Owner-provided and established contractual provisions.

Wander Management: A solution designed for resident/patient elopement prevention and alerting.

Alarm: A signal that indicates a problem.

Door Controller: Wander management component that manages tag detection, communication, lock control and is the repository for all system data related to controlling the door that it supervises.

Tag: A device worn by protected residents/patients that transmits a signal to the Door Controller when in proximity to a controlled door.

Detector: A handheld device that activates Tags, displays Tag battery level status, and is used in conjunction with the mobile application for scanning and detecting Tags.

Mobile Application: A tablet-based management mobile application software tool used for configuration and maintenance of the wander management solution.

Tag in Field (TIF): When a transmitting Tag enters the RF field encompassing a controlled door.

REFERENCES

Federal Communications Commission (FCC):

FCC Part 15 - Radio Frequency Device.

FCC Part 68 - Connection of Terminal Equipment to the Telephone Network.

FCC Compliance to applicable Regulations and Display a valid FCC ID on the Product and/or have a valid FCC license for operation National Fire Protection Association (NFPA):

NFPA70 - National Electrical Code.

Underwriters Laboratories (UL):

UL294 - Access Control System Units.

ITE UL 60950, #E218113

Canadian Standards Association

CSA-C22.2 NO. 60950-00

CSA-C22.2 No. 601.1 - M90 U. S. Federal Drug Administration (FDA):

FDA Listed under CFR Title 21 Section 890.3725 and produced by an FDA registered manufacturer

APPLICABLE CODES & STANDARDS

The Contractor shall ensure that all Work provided under this section shall meet the minimum requirements of all applicable codes and standards, as determined by the LAHJ.

Where the requirements of this section exceed the minimum requirements of the LAHJ, this section shall govern. Where codes conflict with the Contract Documents, codes shall govern. Where any applicable codes and standards conflict between themselves, the more stringent shall apply.

Nothing in this section shall relieve Contractor from the responsibility for compliance with all applicable codes, standards or specifications which are generally recognized to be applicable to the Work specified herein.

Contractor shall make application for and obtain any and all permits required by federal, state, county, city or other LAHJ over the work. In the event that inspections are required, it shall be the responsibility of Contractor to schedule and ensure the completion of said inspections and to ensure that all necessary certificates are issued, obtained, and delivered to the Owner.

Within this Section and the Subsystem Specifications, reference is made to United States-based standards, codes and legislation. For projects outside the United States, the corresponding local codes, standards and legislation shall apply, except where local requirements are less stringent than those proscribed within the referenced United States requirements. In these cases, the referenced United States requirements shall apply.

SUMMARY OF WORK

Work shall consist of providing and installing prescribed systems and equipment, in accordance with the Manufacturer’s installation instructions and the Owner’s directives and needs. Contractor shall design, install and configure systems to provide the exact function described herein, when specified, and will be held to the operational criteria. Contractor shall be responsible for providing and installing a complete and fully operational system, with the intended features and capabilities, whether or not all required parts, components, systems or accessories are specified in the construction documents. Contractor shall provide all required parts, components, systems, materials and accessories needed for a complete and working system, without additional cost to Owner.

Although such work is not specifically indicated, provide and install supplementary or miscellaneous items, appurtenances and devices incidental to, or necessary for, a sound, secure and complete installation.

SUBMITTALS

Provide three (3) copies of submittals to the Owner’s Representative within 30-days of award of contract, or as required by the Owner’s Representative. Submittals shall comply with all requirements under provisions of Section 01 33 00 - Administrative Requirements, Submittal Procedures.

Acceptance of prefabrication submittals by the Owner’s Representative shall not relieve Contractor from any responsibility to Provide Work as defined in the Contract Documents. No portion of the Work shall commence until the Owner’s Representative has approved the prefabrication submittals in writing.

All prefabrication submittals shall be submitted by Contractor in their complete form. Partial submittals shall not be considered.

Verification Samples: If customized coloring is required; for each finish product specified, two samples, minimum size 6 inches (150 mm) square representing actual product, color, and patterns.

Shop drawings Shop drawings shall be computer generated in AutoCAD® version 2010, VISIO or similar software and shall be precisely scaled. Free-hand sketches or reproductions of Contract Documents shall not be acceptable.

Coordinate with the Owner’s Representative to obtain architectural backgrounds in electronic or hardcopy format for use in the shop drawings.

Shop drawings shall consist, at a minimum, of the following:

Floor plan drawings indicating the location of all devices as well as all wire runs and designations.

Plans, elevations and details indicating dimensions, gages, reinforcement, anchorage, and other installation details for each device as required.

System point-to-point diagram indicating the inter-relationship of all system peripheral devices, control panels, software / monitoring workstations, and other components as necessary for a complete and operational system.

Typical wiring diagrams for each system peripheral device.

Specific wiring diagrams for each system control panel, power supply, video recorder, fire system interface, emergency call system interface or other device or equipment that controls or communicates with multiple peripheral devices.

Fabrication shop drawings for all custom equipment.

Record Drawings: Contractor shall maintain up-to-date record drawings on site for inspection by the Owner’s Representative. Each change to the original approved submittal data and deviation from the Contract Documents shall be indicated on the record drawings. Contractor shall ensure that the record drawings are protected against soiling, tears, or other damage or defacement. At the conclusion of the Project the Contractor shall incorporate all changes on the record drawings into electronic format and shall submit the completed set as as-built documentation as defined in the section titled “Record documentation” herein.

Product data All product data for the Project shall be tabulated into a comprehensive list of equipment to be provided for the Project, including quantities, manufacturer names, model numbers, description and any applicable options. The product data submittal shall be of sufficient detail that the Owner’s Representative may readily identify the equipment and materials proposed.

Provide all product data in electronic format on CD or USB thumb drive.

Product data shall consist, at a minimum, of the following:

Product data sheets for each piece of equipment included in the project identifying the following:

Materials and Fabrication Tolerances Power and environmental / HVAC requirements Special criteria related to particular systems and components.

Specifically and clearly mark items submitted where multiple items and options occur on a sheet.

Identify all Parts and Components by name and manufacturer's number.

Manufacturers’ brochures for each of the system components included. Contractor shall submit original brochures; copies shall not be acceptable. Where information is in color, all copies shall be provided in color.

Schedules shall independently identify each piece of equipment, component and device provided for the project including project name/number reference, product name and number, installation location and conductor/cable identifications that devices are connected to.

Reference both manufacturer and construction document identification.

For information submitted in a schedule, include information independently in an organized and consistent format.

Provide programming point information within the schedules.

At the request of the Owner’s Representative and as identified in Subsystem Specifications, submit color samples for specific pieces of equipment.

Where test data is required by the Subsystem Specifications or Project General Conditions, all tests must be specific to products supplied specific for this project.

Certificates and Testing Information:

Provide a manufacturer’s certificate certifying that Products meet or exceed specified requirements.

Manufacturer’s Instructions: Indicate application conditions and limitations of use stipulated by Product testing agency.

The Owner’s Representative shall have the right to request additional information as required for a proper review of the submittal information.

Operation and Maintenance Data: Submit manufacturer's operation and maintenance data, customized to the system installed. Include system and operator or user manuals.

QUALITY ASSURANCE

The Manufacturer shall be equipped to support the end-user with around-the-clock live support (24/7/365) with direct access to technical support specialists to help accelerate issue resolutions and offer software upgrades as part of a maintenance program offering. The manufacturer shall offer remote technical support capability, including the ability to remotely access system resources and resolve issues.

Contractor shall have a minimum of three (3) years’ experience in the design, installation, and commissioning of projects of a similar nature. Contractor shall provide evidence of completion of at least two (2) projects of a similar size to that specified herein that have been in operation a minimum of one year.

Contractor shall be either the manufacturer or an authorized dealer for the Wander Management System detailed within these specifications. Contractor shall provide written proof of dealership or partner status along with quotation.

In addition to experience requirements stated, Owner’s Representative reserves the right to require:

Site visit to at least two facilities where installations have occurred and are in use.

Owner approval.

Minimum 2 year warranty.

Proof that contractor or bidder is familiar with installations to be made.

Reference information on prior installations, including the following in the Project:

Owner, Architect, and contractor contacts Names Phone numbers Addresses

PRODUCT DELIVERY, STORAGE AND HANDLING

Deliver, store and handle products in accordance with manufacturer’s recommendations, so as to minimize the opportunity for damage, deterioration, or loss.

The Owner assumes no liability or responsibility for loss by theft, vandalism, burglary of material or equipment stored on site.

Deliver all equipment and material to the site in the manufacturer’s original sealed packaging. Packaging is to provide factory identification of items contained within the packaging, and protection until the items or materials are installed. Inspect all equipment and material upon delivery to ensure that they are free from damage and in accordance with the Contract Documents.

Upon arrival, contractor should observe products for unacceptable conditions and/or damage. Acceptance of the products constitutes the contractor’s acknowledgment that products or materials are satisfactory for use.

Store products in their original packaging until installation. Protect from soilage, moisture, all weather related conditions, corrosion, breakage or other damaging elements. Store in conditions that will insure all required manufacturer’s environmental criteria are maintained until use of material or products.

WARRANTY

In addition to all guarantees specified in the Project General Conditions, and specific Warranty requirements stated in the Subsystem Specifications, furnish the following warranty:

Period: The Contractor shall guarantee all labor, workmanship, and materials for the Wander Management System for a period of one (1) year from the date of Final Acceptance with the exception for certain portable pagers and accessory Products and batteries. Should failure occur within the first year to the system, the Contractor shall provide with shorter termed warranty period all labor and materials necessary to restore the system to the condition required for the final test and acceptance for this Contract, at no cost to the Owner.

Tie-ins: During the Warranty period, additional components may be connected to the installed systems. New devices will be connected in the same manner as shown in the Contract Documents for this Contract and the existence of the new connections shall not void this guarantee. Where software is part of the system, new information shall be entered in the database to extend operation of the system.

Contractor’s guarantee shall include all costs related to troubleshooting, repair and replacement of defective Work, including costs of labor, transportation, materials, equipment and other costs as necessary to restore the system to a complete and operational state.

Contractor shall provide local service by factory trained personnel from an authorized dealer of the equipment manufacturer. Contractor shall provide written proof from the equipment manufacturer that said Contractor is duly authorized to sell, service and maintain the specified products. The dealer shall have available stock or have parts readily available of the manufacturer’s standard parts for the primary system components and devices. The inventory of spare parts requirement is assuming availability of components through a dealer network and/or obtained from respective manufacturers within the required time frame.

The Contractor shall offer an Extended Service and Maintenance Program from the Manufacturer to the Owner for future years of operability. The Owner shall inform the Contractor of the acceptance or rejection of the Program at the time of Final Acceptance.

Provide a written warranty, covering all systems subject to the requirements of this section, agreeing to repair or replace defective materials and workmanship of work during a 1-year warranty period. The term "defective" is defined to include:

Abnormal deterioration.

Failure of the system to meet performance requirements.

Contractor shall correct any software or firmware defects identified during the Warranty period without additional cost to the Owner.

This warranty shall be in addition to and not a limitation of other rights the Owner may have against Contractor under the Contract Documents.

Contractor shall warrant that all Work furnished under this Contract will be of good quality, free from faults and defects, and in conformance with the Contract Documents.

END OF PART 1

PART 2 - PRODUCTS

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1. APPROVED MANUFACTURERS

Acceptable Manufacturer: WanderGuard® BLUE, as manufactured by STANLEY Healthcare, which is located at 130 Turner Street, Building 3, Waltham, MA 02453; Tel: 888.622-6992; Web: www.stanleyhealthcare.com Manufacturer shall have a minimum of 5-years’ experience producing the specific types of products to be used.

All like equipment, components and devices shall be by one manufacturer.

All systems shall be by same manufacturer where possible.

Where different manufacturers must be provided, all products shall be totally compatible.

Where specific model numbers are provided for a specific manufacturer, information is provided to indicate the level of quality to be met by other approved manufacturers.

Systems provided are to be of factory designed, independently tested, published components; coordinated, designed and interfaced to perform as one unitized system.

Include all required wire, cable, fittings and miscellaneous accessories.

Unless specifically noted, components and system logic shall be provided through microprocessors and pre-designed cards.

Provide low voltage components and devices where possible.

Provide only systems designed for continuous 24-hour operation.

Substitutions: No substitutions shall be allowed for the specific products or services as specified in this Section, unless the Manufacturer has issued approved updated products for the purpose of this System.

FABRICATION

Electronic Equipment and Components:

To the greatest extent possible, provide standard equipment and components, designed to operate as complete coordinated systems capable of interfacing with all related systems required for the work.

Where custom fabricated and integrated systems are required or indicated, provide compatible components and complete system to attain performance and operational capabilities intended.

Factory finish all components.

Where selected color is not specifically identified in contract documents, submit sample materials finished with actual colors and textures. Contractor shall submit for approval the full range of colors and textures for approval by the Owner.

Provide factory-fabricated wire of the size, rating, material and type as indicated for each service. Where not indicated, provide proper selection as required to comply with installation requirements and with local standards adopted by the LAHJ.

WANDER MANAGEMENT SOLUTION SYSTEM DESCRIPTION

The Wander Management solution shall function as an elopement prevention and alerting system for senior living communities.

The Wander Management solution shall wirelessly integrate with the Arial Wireless Emergency Call System to provide centralized event management, notification and reporting capabilities.

The Wander Management shall provide multiple means of protecting against elopement, including locking the door upon sensing a tag in proximity to the door, generating an alarm when the door is open and a tag is within the field.

The system shall consist of the following components:

Door Controller – The Door Controller is the wander management component that manages tag detection, communication, lock control and is the repository for all system data related to controlling the door that it supervises.

Tag – Transmits a signal to the Door Controller when a monitored resident is in proximity to a controlled door. The Door Controller can then lock the door to prevent the resident from leaving and initiate an alarm notification.

Indoor Keypad – Located inside the controlled area, the Indoor Keypad enables staff (or visitors) to enter or exit through the door. Staff members can use personal PIN codes as authorized credentials for entry/exit, system control and status permissions.

Outdoor Keypad – Located outside the controlled door, the Outdoor Keypad enables entry through the door using PIN codes for both staff members and visitors.

Detector – Activates the Tag, displays Tag battery level status and is used when the mobile application scans for Tags.

Mobile Application - Used for configuration and maintenance of the Wander Management solution. The application is installed on an off-the-shelf Tablet that is provided with the solution.

The solution shall meet the Access Control requirements specified in the UL294 standard.

The solution shall provide the ability to configure each of the installed Door Controllers using a mobile application.

The solution shall wirelessly integrate with the Arial Wireless Emergency Call system. All alarms and alerts sent from the Door Controller shall be displayable in the Arial software on alarm queues and dynamic maps showing the type and location of the alarm. Staff shall be notified of alarms and alerts through a variety of notification types, such as mobile application, pagers, signs, wireless telephones, text message or email.

The solution shall provide the mode of the Door Controller (Bypass, Alarm, Override, etc.) in the Indoor Keypad display.

The solution shall support personal PIN codes for the purpose of bypassing the door, resetting an alarm, start/stop of night mode, and start/stop of override mode.

The system shall provide a means to copy the configuration of an installed Door Controller and wirelessly paste it onto other Door Controllers to simplify the deployment, configuration and setup of subsequent Door Controllers.

FUNCTIONAL REQUIREMENTS

Door Controller configuration using mobile application:

Controller settings – LF Range, Loitering and Door Ajar events, Visitor Code, Elevator mode, Bypass timeout, REX configuration, Display low battery and Tag ID, Number of connected Indoor Keypads, External LF and more.

Time and Date.

Schedule Day and Night Modes – per each day of the week.

Users and PIN codes – Individually assigned codes for system functions.

Programmable outputs – activate output upon event or mode change.

Sending commands to the Door Controller via mobile application:

Start/Stop Night Mode.

Start/Stop Override Mode.

Restart Controller.

Restore a Controller to its default configuration.

Apply All configuration information to the Controller.

Blink.

Save Log.

Save Configuration.

Copy and Paste:

The Controller configuration can be copied using the mobile application.

The configuration can be pasted and applied to other Controller(s).

Scan:

Mobile application shall be able to detect and display nearby Tags and Controllers with details about them.

Alarms and Events:

The system reports an Alarm condition when the door is open and a resident with a Tag is within the Controller’s field.

In Night Mode, the system reports an alarm when the door is open and not bypassed.

The Alarm is indicated by: Controller and Indoor Keypad LEDs (blinking Red), Alarm status appears on the Keypad display, Alarm sounding from the Keypad’s internal buzzer, Alarm message is sent to Emergency Call system.

The system can be configured to report Loitering and Door Ajar events. The event is indicated by: Event status on the Keypad display, Event sounding from the Keypad’s internal buzzer, Event message to the Emergency Call system.

Inputs and Outputs:

The Controller shall support four (4) inputs: Door contact, Request for Exit (REX), Alarm, and Override. The REX input can be configured to trigger Bypass or Visitor mode.

The Controller shall support four (4) outputs: Secure Door Lock, Tag in Field (TIF) and two programmable outputs.

Indoor Keypad Functionality:

The Indoor Keypad shall display the mode and status of the Door Controller.

The Indoor Keypad LED shall indicate the mode of the Door Controller.

The Indoor Keypad shall display indication about Alarm and Events and shall provide sound indication about them.

Tag ID and/or Low Battery indication(s) can be displayed on the Indoor Keypad. Up to ten Tag IDs can be displayed on the Indoor Keypad.

The Keypad menu shall include configurable settings for Brightness, Tone and Volume.

The Keypads shall include functional buttons:

“A” Button – pressed to obtain access through the door after entering the Visitor or Bypass PIN code.

“B” Button – pressed after entering the alarm reset PIN code.

“C” Button – pressed to Start/Stop Night Mode after entering a PIN code.

“D” Button – pressed to Start/Stop Override Mode after entering a PIN code.

Door Controller Functionality:

Up to four (4) Indoor Keypads and one (1) Outdoor Keypad can simultaneously be connected to the Controller. The Controller shall provide power (12 V) to all connected Keypads.

LEDs shall indicate the status and mode of the Controller.

The Controller shall store all information about schedule, users, and programmable outputs.

The Controller shall support automatic clock change upon start/end DST.

The Controller shall be able to validate PIN code and send the feedback to the Indoor Keypad (Access Granted/Denied, Invalid Code).

The Door Controller shall support the following modes of operations – day, night, bypass, alarm, visitor, override.

In Day mode the Controller shall lock the door when there is tag in field. The Controller shall generate an alarm upon tag in field and door open condition.

In night mode, the Controller shall have the door locked.

In bypass mode, the door shall be unlocked and tags can be in field. Bypass terminates upon timeout or prior to when the door closed.

In visitor mode the door shall be unlocked but shall alarm in case there is a tag in field.

In override mode the door shall be unlocked and tags can go in field.

Firmware upgrades for the Controller shall be preform using a dedicated software.

Error in the Controller shall be indicated in the Indoor Keypad display and send to the Emergency Call system.

Chaining for Greater Range: Chaining with additional Exciters or an External Antenna can be used in locations where the LF coverage exceeds the capacity of a single Controller (e.g., large areas such as double-doors, hallways or gates) to obtain complete and precise coverage.

The Controller shall be equipped with two (2) relays. Relay 1 is dedicated to the door lock control. Relay 2 is activated when there is an alarm condition. It is usually connected to an annunciator device.

Elevator Configuration The Controller can be set to work in Elevator mode. Controllers that work in Elevator mode are typically mounted inside an elevator cab. In Elevator mode, the Controller stores the IDs of Tags that entered the elevator. The Tags that are in the elevator do not trigger an alarm when the elevator arrives at another floor and the elevator door opens.

Tag The Tag shall support LF (125KHZ) and BLE (2.4GHZ).

The Tag shall allow activation using the Detector tool.

Tag shall be available with 90 days battery life and 3 years battery life.

The Tag shall have cut resistance band arriving in several sizes.

The Tag shall have simple wristband that fit all sizes.

Tag firmware shall be available to be upgraded using dedicated mobile application.

The Tag shall report Low Battery when the battery is in low status and the tag transmits a message.

Mobile Application The application shall require user/password.

The application shall require a license.

The application shall support establishing bi-directional communication with the Door Controller.

Application shall be upgraded similar to other mobile applications.

Detector LED Indication - Detector shall be outfitted with three multicolored LEDs that indicate when the device is ON/OFF, Tag battery status and Detector LF signal status.

The Detector shall trigger Tags in its LF range to begin transmitting BLE messages, allowing the Tag to be identified and displayed in the Mobile Application.

Battery Charging - The Detector shall be supplied with a one-meter micro-USB cable to connect its micro-USB port to a PC or power outlet for purposes of recharging.

The Detector shall indicate the Tag battery status Green for Good and Red for Low.

HARDWARE

DOOR CONTROLLER

Door Controller Specifications:

intervals of 0.5 m (20 in.)

Antenna: 5 W Current consumption: Maximum current consumption: 0.5 A Environmental:

Operating temperature: 0 to 50°C (32°F to 122°F) Humidity: 0 to 95%, non-condensing Relays: (Dry Contacts) Two: 15 VDC, 2 A, 30 W; 24 VDC, 1.25 A, 30 W; 30 VDC, 1 A, 30 W; NO (Normally Open) or NC (Normally Closed) Class 2 Outputs: Four (4): Secure Door Lock, TIF, (2) programmable, Open drain outputs, up to 100 mA @ 12V Note: The open drain outputs switch power provided from an external source.

Inputs: Four (4): Alarm, Override, Door Status, REX. To activate the input, it must be shorted to GND. Max. cable resistance – 5 Ohm Up to 10 m cable (at least 26 AWG) Keypad Interface: R485A, R485B Indoor Keypad interface, up to 10 m cable (at least 26 AWG) D0, D1 Wiegand Keypad interface, up to 10 m cable (at least 26 AWG) Certification: FCC Part 15, sub-part C class B, sub-part B EN 300-330 EN 301.489 RSS210 (Canada) EMC IEC60601-1-2 (Europe) Safety: CE, cTUVus (EN60950) UL 294: Access Control, TYPE: S, 17XS Performance Levels: Destructive Attack: Level I, Endurance: Level I, Line Security: Level I, Standby Power: Level I

INDOOR KEYPAD

Indoor Keypad Specifications:

Backlight blue keys

audio indication/alert ~90 dB@10 cm, Tri-color indication LEDs: red, green, yellow PIN Code Format: Numerical 4-digit length PIN codes Environment:

Operating temperature: 0°C to 50°C (32°F to 122°F) Storage temperature: -20°C to 50°C (-4°F to 122°F) Operating humidity: 0 to 95%, non-condensing Physical Dimensions: L 104 mm x W 22.5 mm x H 125 mm (L 4.1 in. x W 0.89

in. x L 4.92 in.) Weight: 206 g (0.54 lbs.)

Certification: FCC Part 15, sub-part C, sub-part B, EN 300-330, EN 301.489, RSS247 (Canada), EMC IEC60601-1-2 (Europe), ICES-003 (Canada), Safety: CE, cTUVus, EN 60950, UL/CSA 60950, IEC 60950 MOBILE APPLICATION (WanderGuard BLUE Manager) Mobile Application Specifications:

Part Number: WGB-MGR-1000 (includes: Tablet with WanderGuard BLUE Manager (the application), Tablet charger and cover), WanderGuard BLUE Tablet Cover SKU: WGB-COVER-1000 Pre-installed software by STANLEY Healthcare:

WanderGuard BLUE Manager Google Sheets TeamViewer (All applications that come with off-the-shelf Asus tablet are included) Tablet: Asus ZenPad 8.0 Tablet (Z380M), 8 inch screen, 2 GB RAM, 16 GB storage

TAG

WGB-TAG-1000-3Y (3-Year Tag) Frequency: LF Frequency 125 KHz BLE Frequency Range 2400-2483.5 MHz Battery Life Options: Ninety days or Three years Environment:

Temperature 32° to 122°F (0 to 50°C) Humidity 0-95% RH @ 70°F (21°C), non-condensing

EN 301.489 RSS210 (Canada), EMC IEC60601-1-2 (Europe) Safety: CE, cTUVus (EN60950)

DETECTOR

Detector Specifications:

Part Number: (North America): WGB-DET-1000-NA (Europe): WGB-DET-1000-E Delivered with Power charger and micro-USB cable (1 meter)

Environmental:

Operating Temperature: 0°C to 50°C (32°F to 122°F) Humidity: 0% to 95% RH non-condensing Ingress Protection Rating: IP-30 (evaluated to the UL294 indoor requirements)

(2.4 GHz)

RSS 210 (Canada), IEC 6100 / EN 60601 Safety: CE EN 60950, cTUVus UL 60950, IEC 60601, Note: The Detector was not evaluated by UL294.

OUTDOOR KEYPAD

Outdoor Keypad Specifications:

Power: Operating Voltage Range Reader mode: 5 to 16 VDC from a standard controller

max. sink current Keypad: 3x4 keys for local programming and 4- to 8-digit PIN codes entry Design: Epoxy potted, fully-sealed in a rugged metal enclosure, blue backlit metal keys, highly strong construction. Suitable for extremely harsh environments.

series intelligent power supplies only)

Auxiliary/door monitor with 10 programmable modes Environment:

Operating Environment All weather, indoor and outdoor use, meets IP65 Operating Temperature -35°C to 66°C (-31°F to 151°F) Operating Humidity 0 to 95% (non-condensing)

OPTIONAL ITEMS AND ACCESSORIES

Mounting Kit

END OF PART 2

PART 3 - EXECUTION

PART 2

INSTALLATION

All installations and work shall be performed in strict adherence with Owner’s Safety & Environment policies and procedures.

Install all system components in accordance with manufacturer’s written instructions, in compliance with all applicable codes and standards and in accordance with recognized industry practices.

Ensure that all equipment is properly installed to avoid mechanical stresses, twisting or misalignment of equipment that may be exerted by clamps, supports and cabling.

Thoroughly clean all areas and spaces where work is performed or used as access to work. Completely remove all paints, mortars, oils or other residues and otherwise restore all surfaces to their original condition.

Grounding Provide equipment grounding connections for all systems as indicated herein and in the Contract Documents. Ensure and demonstrate that resistance to solid earth for signals is less than or equal to three (3) ohms.

In no event shall the AC neutral conductor, either in a power panel or in receptacle outlets be used for a reference ground.

Ground all equipment in accordance with the manufacturers’ requirements. Contractor shall be responsible for diagnosis and correction of all problems related to improper grounding, including that which causes damage to equipment.

All equipment shall be installed square and plumb. Ensure that all equipment is clean and free of paint and other foreign materials.

All installation practices shall adhere to all applicable regulations, codes, ordinances, and standards as required by the LAHJ.

Clearly identify points of connection for wiring from building power system to work of this section, and requirements for connection to materials and equipment supplied under other Sections of Work.

Provide all transformers, relays and other accessories as required for a complete and operational system as defined herein and as required by the Subsystem Specifications. Furnish and install all fastenings, plates and other incidental items required for complete and operational installation.

Labeling: All cables shall be permanently labeled at their point of termination with mechanically produced labels. Label text shall match that indicated on the record drawings.

Contractor shall ensure that all equipment installations and mounting are in strict accordance with requirements for applicable seismic classification.

Prior to installation, ensure that each installation area meets the following conditions:

All wet work is completed.

Area is dust free.

All work is completed in regard to painting.

Anchor components securely in place, plumb, level, and accurately aligned. Provide separators and isolators to prevent corrosion and electrolytic deterioration.

Protect installed equipment from damage and soil age.

Touch up minor scratches and abrasions with manufacturer's touch-up paint as necessary.

Double-sided foam tape shall not be used to secure any terminal boxes, relay bases or circuit boards, etc.

All device mounting shall be of a permanent nature.

During installation, care shall be exercised at all times to protect Owner property.

Ladders shall not be placed against wallpapered or finished surfaces, equipment or furnishings.

Desks or countertops shall not be used in lieu of ladders.

COORDINATION

It is intended that all installations will be performed in accordance with the Manufacturer's Installation Instructions and as defined herein and within the Subsystem Specifications. If coordination is required beyond local teams, the Owner’s Representative may be contacted by the Owner’s Representative for guidance.

Coordinate all Work to be performed with the General Contractor as necessary for smooth and expedient completion. Ensure critical path to completion where Work specified herein in dependent upon completion of Work by other trades or by Owner. Coordinate with other trades to avoid conflicts where Work in a certain area requires exclusive use of the area for the duration of the Work.

Coordinate arrangement and quantity of related assemblies with ceiling space configuration and with other components occupying ceiling space, including structural members, ductwork, electrical raceways, lighting fixtures and other items.

Furnish any inserts required for building into concrete, masonry, and other work, to support and attach work of this section. Furnish in ample time to comply with schedule.

SYSTEM STARTUP

Subsequent to installation, clean each system component of dirt, dust, oils and other residues incurred from project activities and prepare the system for activation by following each manufacturer’s recommended procedures for adjustment, alignment and synchronization.

Program the system in accordance with the Owner’s instructions and with the requirements of this Section.

OWNER PERSONNEL TRAINING

Contractor shall provide on-site training by factory personnel in the operation, setup and administration of all systems and major components installed.

Operator Training: Instruct operating staff in proper operation, including hands-on training. Operator training shall meet the following requirements:

Shall cover the operations for each system installed.

Training sessions shall be provided to supervisors, staff utilizing systems and equipment provided under this section, maintenance personnel and any other personnel designated by the Owner. Contractor should prepare to provide operator training for up to ten (20) personnel.

Contractor shall be prepared to provide training sessions on all work shifts, including day, evening and night shifts.

Administrator Training: Instruct Owner-designated system administrators for each system installed. Administrator training shall cover all administrative and management functions, features and controls for each system.

Review in detail all information in the Operations and Maintenance Manuals for each system provided.

Prior to administering the above training, the Contractor(s) shall prepare an outline of the training, identifying the goals and expectations of the course and detailing what students are expected to learn.

Contractor shall provide follow up training on all of the above subjects at the request of the Owner.

At the option of the Owner, training courses shall be videotaped for subsequent training use by the Owner.

In no case shall the number of hours allocated toward training be a limiting factor to meeting the training requirements defined herein.

Manufacturer shall provide online web-based user training and offer additional technical and user training courses.

SYSTEM TESTS AND VERIFICATIONS

Contractor shall coordinate with Owner’s Representative for final tests and inspections in the presence of the Owner and other representatives as the Owner’s Representative deems appropriate.

Contractor shall develop a Final Test and Acceptance (FTAA) Plan. The plan shall include the following components:

Contractor shall produce an item-by-item completion matrix indicating completion or incompletion for each item included in this Section and any additional direction, addenda, or bulletins issued by the Owner’s Representative or other Owner representative. For each incomplete item, indicate the date of completion.

Contractor shall perform a complete test of the systems installed to include visual inspections and operational tests of all components. Contractor shall submit a report of the test to include system reports produced by the system software for each of the components tested and visual inspection reports for each component.

FTAA Plan shall identify each component of the system, intent of test, method or methods of test and expected results. Each component listed in the plan shall include space for test part signatures, brief comments, time of test and pass/fail check boxes.

The FTAA plan shall be submitted to the Owner’s Representative prior to the scheduled final test.

Contractor shall ensure that the system is on and fully operational prior to the start of the test. Contractor shall provide a minimum of two employees to conduct the test, one of whom shall operate software and other head-end equipment, while the other accompanies the Owner’s Representative.

Owner’s Representative shall test the systems for compliance and issue a final report. Once all items on the report deemed non-operational or non-compliant with the Specification have been corrected and verified by the Owner’s Representative the systems shall be deemed acceptable.

Provide manufacturer's supervision of final testing of each system.

Each system must test free from interference, opens, grounds, and short circuits.

Following completion of the Final Test, and at the request of the Owner, the system may undergo an optional thirty (30) day Operational Demonstration Test (ODT) or Burn-In period. This operational demonstration period shall start when all specified systems and equipment have been installed and “Substantial Completion” is reached, with no more than a moderate number of punch list items remaining. During this period, the system shall be operated under a normal facility traffic load for no less than 30 days. If any item or system fails during the ODT, the 30-day burn-in period shall be suspended for that item until repaired or replaced. Once repaired or replaced, the burn-in period shall recommence. Final system acceptance of the entire project shall be withheld until after successful completion of this operational demonstration period for all systems and components.

RECORD DOCUMENTATION

Subsequent to completion, the Contractor shall submit record documentation for the Project. Record documentation shall consist of operation & maintenance manuals, as-built drawings, and a document deviation log. All record documentation shall be submitted in digital and hard copy format. Record documentation shall meet the following requirements:

Digital format: Provide computerized disks or compact disks as desired by owner.

Hard Copy: Provide a single copy, hard cover three ring binder for review purposes.

Provide three (3) final hard copies each in hard covered three ring binder.

All record documentation shall be submitted in English in addition to the local language if the local language is not English.

Operations & maintenance manuals shall meet the following requirements:

Divide into sections for each system, clearly demarcated by a divider titled with the system.

Provide each divider with a tab.

Title each divider with machine print, no smaller than 12 point, to match tabs.

Each section shall be sub-divided into consistent sub-sections of information.

Provide each section with a table of contents.

Follow each table of contents with contact person information including their name, responsibility, phone number, and address.

Provide a section with a list of equipment, devices and components included in the section.

Include in the list the manufacturer, parts number and contact person to call for questions on each item.

Follow the list provided with technical information on each listed item, in the order of the list.

Product data sheets which include but are not limited to pictures, descriptions, dimensions, electrical diagrams, circuit board layouts, etc.

Product specifications including but not limited to power requirements, operational criteria, environmental requirements, optical descriptions, etc.

Provide information related to the operation of equipment, devices and components.

Information provided shall be specific to the product models actually installed on the project.

Provide information as presented during the training sessions for each system provided for the facility.

Provide complete information required for care and maintenance of all equipment, devices and components installed on the project. Information shall include but is not limited to:

Cleaning: Special procedures or use of special chemicals.

Maintaining: Maintenance schedules and tasks, application of products critical to proper operation, types of environmental conditions which need to be maintained or avoided.

Trouble Shooting: Instructions for how to proceed should a problem occur, method of determining the seriousness of the problem, repair instructions for minor problems.

Provide other Project Specific Information List of wires, color codes, description of type, tag identification reference.

As built drawings.

Provide operations & maintenance manuals in accordance with the Project General Conditions or as specified in this Section. Where there are conflicts between the Project General Conditions and this Section, provide in accordance with the stricter requirements between the Sections.

Where not addressed in other Sections provide per this specification Section.

See Subsystem Specifications for any additional requirements.

As-built drawings shall meet the following requirements:

As-built drawings shall consist of all information indicated under the section herein entitled “Shop drawings” but updated to include the actual conditions encountered during installation.

As-built drawings shall indicate all cable pathways, termination box location and other information related to above-ceiling or concealed equipment locations.

Contractor shall provide drawings showing all changes occurring to documents provided on the project directly related to this section, and all Subsystem sections.

Contractor shall provide scaled drawings of the same formatted size as those originally issued as contract drawings.

Changes shall be indicated with referenced graphics that are properly noted.

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