Karrh System Specifications ADDENDUM 1 100_.pdf

THE KARRH CENTER

COMMUNITY CENTER DESIGN

GMP SUBMITTAL

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SECTION 274116 – INTEGRATED AV COMMUNICATIONS

PART 1 - GENERAL

1.1 GENERAL

A. This specification outlines the requirements of the Presentation Systems Contractor (PSC) to furnish and install presentation systems and all low-voltage wiring required for completely operational systems in the Karrh Center project. The PSC shall provide all necessary infrastructure for a completely operational audio-visual presentation system, including sound, display, distribution, control, lighting, and rigging. A separate bid for all work required in conjunction with the stated A/V package for a complete and functioning electrical packing will be required.

B. The systems shall not be considered complete until as-built documentation, final system commissioning, and facility personnel training are completed. This facet of the services to be provided by the PSC is deemed very important to the satisfactory completion of the contract. To that end, a final payment reserve of 10% of the system purchase price shall be held from payment until the documentation package and training described in Part III are delivered.

C. Systems are described by the drawings and equipment product list.

1.2 RELATED SECTIONS

A. Architectural

B. Electrical

C. Fire Protection

D. Mechanical

1.3 INTENT AND INTERPRETATIONS

A. It is the intent of the Construction Documents that the PSC shall include all items necessary for the proper execution and completion of the project, resulting in the complete and fully operational system(s) ready for the Owner’s use, in full compliance with all applicable standards, codes, and ordinances.

1. The PSC shall provide work or products not specifically indicated in the Construction

Documents but necessary to result in a complete and fully operational system(s) ready for the Owner’s use.

2. The specification of certain products in the Construction Documents shall not be construed as a release from furnishing such additional products and materials necessary to furnish complete and fully operational system(s) ready for the Owner’s use.

B. In the event that discrepancies exist or required items or details have been omitted in the

Construction Documents, the PSC shall notify the Owner/Consultant in writing ten (10) days prior to the bid date. Failure to do so shall be construed as a willingness to provide a complete and fully operational system within the amount bid by the PSC. Where such discrepancies are not brought to the attention of the Owner/Consultant, the most stringent (costly) requirements shall be construed as the basis for the PSC's bid.

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C. Drawings and Specifications are complementary. Items required by either are binding as though they are required by both. In the event of a conflict between the requirements of the Drawings and the Specifications:

1. The specifications and drawings provide an intent of the type of systems required. Any item not addressed by these documents but typically required shall be part of the PSC’s work.

2. With regards to the preparation of proposals and/or bids, the PSC shall assume the more stringent (costly) condition shall prevail. The PSC shall notify the Owner/Consultant of such a minimum of ten (10) days prior to the bid date.

3. With regards to actual construction, the PSC shall notify the Owner/Consultant and await the

Owner’s/Consultant’s instruction before proceeding with procurement and installation.

D. Drawings:

1. Drawings are diagrammatic and approximate in character. They are not intended to show all the features of the required work and do not necessarily indicate every required component.

2. Symbols used on the Drawings are defined in the legend on the Drawings. Symbols indicated on the legend may not necessarily be required.

1.4 DEFINITIONS

A. The term “Contractor”, “Supplier”, or “Presentation Systems Contractor (PSC)” as used herein refers to the party responsible for supplying all services and equipment covered herein and on related drawings.

B. The term “Owner” shall refer to the Karrh Center.

C. The term “Consultant” shall refer to the consultant who is responsible for the design of the audio, video, and control systems.

D. The term “Electrical Contractor” shall refer to the Division 26 contractor.

E. The term “provide” will mean to supply, install, verify performance, and coordinate interconnection and power.

F. Specialized terms particular to technical systems and related work shall be used in the following manner, in accordance with:

1. Captions on related drawings.

2. Generally recognized audio engineering and production usage.

3. Relevant usage and definitions of handbooks, guidebooks, or trade group recommendations by manufacturers' associations or professional and engineering societies such as SMPTE, ICIA, UL, and NEMA.

1.5 RELATED DOCUMENTS

A. The PSC shall read, review, and understand all documents listed below prior to bidding or proceeding with work. The PSC shall also refer to and understand all other related documents indicated herein. Failure to familiarize itself with the construction documents will not relieve the PSC of its responsibility to complete the work in accordance with the construction documents.

B. Division 1: Applicable provisions of Division 1 shall govern all work under this section.

C. Contract: In addition to the conditions and work described herein, all conditions of the Contract shall apply.

D. Presentation System Drawings:

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1. AV001 LEGEND

2. AV101 THEATER FLOOR PLAN

3. AV201 THEATER AV RCP

4. AV202 THEATER LIGHTING RCP

5. AV301 THEATER SECTION

6. AV401 PLATE DETAILS

7. AV402 AUDIO DETAILS

8. AV403 VIDEO DETAILS

9. AV404 EQUIPMENT RACK DETAILS

10. AV405 LIGHTING DETAILS

11. AV406 LIGHTING BATTEN DETAILS

12. AV701 AUDIO FLOWS 1

13. AV702 AUDIO FLOWS 2

14. AV703 VIDEO FLOWS

15. AV704 LIGHTING FLOWS

1.6 DESCRIPTION OF SYSTEM

A. THEATER – AUDIO

1. The theater shall be equipped to support presentations and productions with high-quality speech amplification, performance instruments of all types, program material content playback, and presentation audio for video playback. There will be 2 primary operational modes of the sound system. The first mode will be the Production Mode. In this mode, primarily for theatrical productions or band/concert performances, the operator will have constant hands-on manual control of the mix and levels. The second mode will be the

Presentation Mode. In this mode, the audio levels from the laptop or other presenter’s content and microphone level will be controlled from the control system’s touch panel.

This system operates independently from the production equipment. In the event there is a fire alarm instance, the sound system shall mute. Coordination with the fire alarm contractor is key to obtain a contact closure or other signal to engage the audio system accordingly.

2. The main house PA speaker system will consist of a left, center, and right loudspeaker system with subwoofers. In addition, delay speakers suspended for coverage in the rear of the house will be used.

3. The main mixing console shall have a minimum of 48 mono and 2 stereo input channels for mixing.

4. Production – There shall be 10 wireless microphone channels.

5. Presentation –There shall be 1 dedicated wireless hand-held system for presentations.

6. The configuration shall consist of main loudspeakers, delay fill loudspeakers, and subwoofers. Programmed settings such as equalization, limiting, and delay in the DSP shall be done to keep the final room tuning settings away from normal operation and operators and shall be password protected.

7. There shall be audio inputs and outputs available on stage. There will be floor boxes downstage, as detailed on the drawings. There shall be 2 discreet monitor mix feeds for floor wedges, side fills, or passive hotspots. Distribute the monitor mix outputs to I/O plates around the stage and floor boxes according to drawings.

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8. An RF-based assisted listening system shall be included. The appropriate number of receivers shall be included in accordance with ADA regulations. Receivers shall be able to transmit audio through a T-coil lanyard for hearing aids and conventional earphones as well.

9. a distributed audio background system shall serve the lobby.

B. THEATER – VIDEO

1. The theater shall be equipped to support lectures and productions with high-definition imaging of computer and media playback sources.

2. The projector shall be mounted on the upstage wall and projected to a rear screen.

3. The projector shall have a laser light engine with a minimum brightness of 10,000 lumens.

4. a multi-format presentation switcher/matrix shall be mounted in the equipment rack.

5. The projection screen shall be electric with an aspect ratio of 16:10

C. THEATER – CONTROL SYSTEM

1. The remote-control system shall provide integration and control of key components using wired touch panels. Programming shall focus on the operation of the presentation system, ranging from simple podium events to manual-operated productions. The menu shall include, but not be limited to, the following.

a. Presentation or Production Mode

b. Lighting pre-set recall

1) Contractor to provide 6 lighting presets per the owner’s guidance.

c. System power cycle screen

1) All AV

2) Projector Power

3) Screen Control

d. A/V switcher screen

1) Source selection

a) Laptop

b) Booth Sources

c) Stage Video

d) Stage Audio (MP3/CD)

2) Source audio volume in presentation mode

2. Media player commands

a. Blu-ray transport commands and menu functions

D. THEATER – LIGHTING

1. The Theater shall be equipped with a state-of-the-art lighting system to support theatrical productions, projection presentations, video recording, and presenter meetings.

2. The lighting console and dimming system shall control the theatrical lights and the architectural house lights in and around the Theater area.

3. All theatrical fixtures shall be LED and be supplied complete with safety cable, c-clamp, lenses, DMX/power cables, and extension cables as needed.

4. Theatrical Lighting fixtures are to be LED-type controlled with constant power and DMX.

They are mounted on the pipe grid and connected to power and DMX positions.

5. Production events are to be controlled by a full programable theatrical lighting console.

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6. The Contractor is responsible for programming the following production scenes for initial commissioning.

a. Full-stage wash

b. Podium or Presentation Event

c. House lights and presets for remote control system to recall

d. Owner specified #1

E. THEATER CURTAINS

1. Curtain material shall be NFPA 701 – Class A compliant.

2. Curtains shall consist of:

a. Grand Valance

b. Grand Drape with a rope pulley

c. Legs Curtains

d. Borders

e. Rear Traveler

f. Cyclorama

F. THEATER RIGGING

1. All rigging and rigging hardware above the stage area shall be black or painted black.

2. All pipe, couplers, and rigging hardware for the lighting grid shall be black or painted black.

G. LOBBY

1. Ceiling-mounted loudspeakers shall provide sound reinforcement for the designated area.

1.7 ALTERNATES

A. No Add Alts

1.8 SCOPE OF WORK

A. Work Included

1. Provide all labor and material for the complete installation of the presentation systems as hereafter specified and shown.

2. PSC shall review the entire project package, including drawings and notes for other trades that may impact the Presentation Systems work, and make provision for such.

3. Equipment shall be new, current production, with original warranty. Demo, refurbished, used, or B-stock equipment shall not be acceptable.

4. Quantities are listed for reference only. It is the PSC's responsibility to verify the quantities of all components.

5. All equipment must be installed in a neat and orderly fashion by competent workmen according to the manufacturer’s instructions.

6. All system components shall be completely prewired, with all field connections clearly labeled. All equipment shall be UL and/or CE listed and comply with the National

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Electrical Code or equivalent authority and all applicable regulations of serving utilities and governmental bodies having jurisdiction.

7. Presentation equipment shall not be stored at the job site. Equipment shall be moved to the job site from a conditioned space only when scheduled for installation.

B. Work Specified Elsewhere

1. Installation of raceways, pull-boxes, floor boxes, and conduit (provided under electrical work).

2. Installation and termination of house network systems.

3. Cutting, patching, and painting walls, unless damaged, performing the work described within.

C. Coordinated Work

1. Coordinate with related trades to schedule the work and ensure a complete installation in accordance with the schedule outlined by the owner.

1.9 CONTRACTOR’S QUALIFICATIONS

A. General

1. The PSC shall be a company that regularly furnishes and installs systems similar in complexity to those required for this project and in this section. It must meet the following requirements in each discipline listed here: Audio, Video/Control, Lighting, and Rigging.

2. A subcontractor employed as the "Presentation Systems Contractor" must be accepted and/or pre-approved by virtue of their standing and agreements with all equipment manufacturers to be installed and commissioned in this section. The PSC must be acceptable to the Architect and the Consultant and shall be identified on the Bid Proposal

Form.

3. The PSC's primary business is the sale and installation of professional performance-related sound, video, control, lighting, and rigging systems.

4. The PSC shall have no less than five years of experience with equipment and systems of the specified types of systems that follow.

5. Proof of successful completion with present key staff of five projects of the type or magnitude specified here in this project.

6. Regular business under the same name and/or address for a period of five years.

7. Have technicians trained in the specific installation and maintenance of the equipment supplied.

8. Have suitable service facilities and test equipment for providing competent service for all types of professional dimming, rigging, sound, video, and control system equipment.

9. Maintain shop and office facilities within a 100-mile radius of the project site.

10. Employ a minimum of 1 full-time engineer with InfoComm International Certified

Technology Specialist - Design (CTS-D) certification.

11. Employ a minimum of 1 full-time installer with InfoComm International Certified

Technology Specialist - Installation (CTS-I) certification.

12. At the request of the Owner, the PSC shall demonstrate to the satisfaction of the Architect and Consultant that the PSC has:

a. Adequate facilities and equipment to complete the work.

b. Adequate staff with commensurate technical experience.

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c. Suitable financial status to meet the work obligations.

B. Audio

1. Personnel engaged in the audio portion of this project shall have the following certifications:

a. Biamp, Q-Sys, & BSS Audio senior-level programming

b. Dante Level 3 Master Certification

c. InfoComm International Certified Technology Specialist - Design (CTS-D)

d. InfoComm International Certified Technology Specialist - Installation (CTS-I)

e. EASE Training

f. Syn-Aud-Con certification

2. Employ a qualified "sound system and A/V production expert" with sufficient experience in production to provide training and assistance to the Owner during the initial system use period.

C. Video / Control

1. Personnel engaged in the video portion of this project shall have the following certifications:

a. Crestron Master Programmer

b. Crestron Digital Media Engineer

c. Extron AV Associate certification

2. Employ a minimum of 1 full-time programmer who is a Crestron Certified Programmer.

D. Lighting

1. The PSC shall be pre-approved as an ETC lighting provider for all stage lighting fixtures, stage/house dimming and dimming controls with various interfaces.

2. Lighting system equipment in this section shall be provided, installed, and commissioned by a pre-approved ETC dealer.

3. If the system design requires it, the PSC shall be responsible for integrating the house and theatrical lighting system with the AV remote control system. This will enable lighting presets to be recalled from the AV control system.

E. Rigging

1. The General Contractor shall provide and install structural steel to support the following;

a. All main and delay loudspeaker hanging locations. Typical load of 500-750 lbs.

b. All hoist and lighting batten locations. Loads vary

c. All dead hung batten locations. Loads vary

2. The PSC shall employ only fully trained permanent stage riggers and mechanics who can be assisted by common laborers for the erection and installation of the stage rigging equipment. The riggers shall be completely familiar with the types of equipment being installed.

3. A competent Job Supervisor shall be on the job site at all times while work is in progress.

The Job Supervisor of rigging shall represent the PSC, and all directions given by him/her shall be as binding as if given by the PSC directly. The PSC shall have on-site an installer with the rigging manufacturer certification.

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F. Subcontracting

1. Any other Contractor/Supplier who intends to bid this work as the prime

Contractor/Supplier and does not meet the required qualifications shall employ the services of a single "Presentation Systems Contractor" who does meet the requirements noted above and is approved by the Owner, Architect and Consultant as well. This "Presentation

Systems Contractor" shall:

a. Furnish the equipment.

b. Meet all qualifications stated earlier in this section.

c. Shop fabricates the equipment racks and subassemblies.

d. Make all audio, video, and control connections to equipment racks, each piece of equipment, and connection panels.

e. Continuously supervise the installation and connections of cable and equipment.

f. Program the digital signal processor, video processing, and control systems.

1.10 BID SUBMITTALS

A. Along with the bid price, the PSC shall include the following:

1. Proposed team member names, certifications, and biographies for each. Include names and biographies of service and technical support personnel who will be responsible for this project after completion.

2. Equipment list noting equipment quantities, manufacturer, brief description, and specification number.

3. Statement that the bid is based on specified products.

4. Address of staffed office within 100 miles of the job site.

5. Statement that the Contractor has an established toll-free hotline and will provide 24-hour/7-day-a-week phone support and on-site emergency service as necessary to correct technical failures.

6. List of five installations completed within the last three years, which are similar in size, type, and scope to the work specified in this Section. Include the project name, installation date, contact name, and phone number.

7. Examples of typical design drawings (elevations, mounting details, millwork details, etc.)

8. A minimum of five touch panel menu templates from projects completed by the PSC.

9. Examples of training materials (PowerPoint slides, quick-start guide).

10. Target project schedule with timeline, skills, and labor requirements.

11. Client reference letters.

12. Any proposed subcontractors, their qualifications, and scope of work.

1.11 PROJECT SUBMITTALS

A. Upon award of the contract, PSC shall provide:

1. Preliminary project schedule with timeline, skills, and labor requirements.

2. Name and qualifications of PSC personnel who shall be supervising the installation of the system. This person shall be a full-time employee of the PSC. The PSC shall submit a minimum of three (3) suitable bound sets or electronic documents of the following for review by the Architect and the Consultant. Refer to the General and Special Conditions for

274116 - 9 additional set(s) that may be required. All documents shall be submitted prior to ordering any materials.

3. A complete list of all equipment and materials to be furnished. Manufacturers' specifications or cut sheets for all equipment shall accompany the list.

4. Shop drawings generated by the Contractor. The Contractor shall be provided with electronic copies of the floor plans, device layouts, and room sections only for use in preparing their shop drawings. The Contractor is responsible for editing these sheets as required by these submittal requirements and is required to generate all other sheets as required by these submittal requirements.

a. Detailed wiring diagrams showing the interconnection of components and products, wiring and cabling diagrams depicting cable types and wire numbers, and device designators.

b. The plan view shows the locations of all equipment. The plan (s) shall be properly dimensioned, and all equipment shall be labeled.

c. Wall elevations and room sections showing all installed equipment. Elevations and sections shall be properly dimensioned, and all equipment labeled.

d. Equipment rack layout details, including power, grounding, ventilation, and conduit/cable entry as applicable.

e. Loudspeaker system suspension schematic, including hardware types and load capacity.

f. Complete drawings of custom-fabricated plates or panels. Drawings shall include dimensioned locations of components, component types, engraving information, plate material, color, and bill of material.

g. Power requirements, one-line riser diagrams, and installation circuit diagrams for electrical equipment. Show all required wire sizes and counts between all components.

h. The manufacturer's detailed shop drawings of all dimming, control, and distribution equipment and published literature on all equipment.

1.12 FINAL INSPECTION AND TESTING

A. As part of this contract, the PSC will supply and install the equipment. It will also aid the owner’s consultant during on-site observations, systems commission/performance verification, video system proof, and owner training and production assistance.

B. Testing the system may necessitate moving and adjusting certain components, such as loudspeakers and video projectors. Movement and replacement, as required, are to be performed at no additional expense to the Owner.

C. In the event further adjustment or Work becomes evident during testing, the Contractor shall continue his work until the system is acceptable at no additional expense to the Owner. If approval is delayed because of defective equipment or failure of equipment or installation to meet the requirements of these specifications, the Contractor shall pay for additional time and expenses of the Consultant and Owner at the standard rate in effect at that time.

1.13 WARRANTY

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A. All equipment is to be new and warranted, free of faulty workmanship and damage.

B. The total system (parts and labor) is warranted free of defects for one year from the date of final acceptance.

C. The entire system (excluding lamps and fuses) shall be fully factory tested prior to shipment and shall be guaranteed against defects in material and workmanship for one year from the date of acceptance by the Owner or (18) eighteen months from the date of shipment, whichever occurs first.

D. No equipment with a shorter warranty shall be considered, and the equipment purchased shall be covered by this warranty. Unspecified length of warranties shall not be acceptable.

E. Contractor shall provide for the replacement of defective materials and repair of faulty workmanship within (48) forty-eight hours of notification by the owner, guaranteed at no cost to the owner during the warranty period.

F. Contractor shall provide emergency service and support 24 hours a day and 7 days a week. This service is intended as an emergency response to failures that require immediate help from a qualified systems technician. The Contractor shall provide this service through an established toll-free line. This emergency service must include a return call from a qualified systems technician within 2 hours. This emergency service must also provide an on-site visit from a qualified systems technician within 12 hours of the initial phone call, should it be deemed necessary by both parties to resolve the service issue. This emergency service and support shall be made available throughout the warranty period at no additional charge to the owner.

G. Paint and exterior finishes, fuses, and lamps are excluded from the above warranties except when damage or failure results from defective materials or workmanship covered by warranty.

H. The minimum warranty provisions specified above shall not diminish the terms of individual equipment manufacturer warranties.

1.14 INSTRUCTION OF OWNER PERSONNEL

A. PSC is to provide at least fourteen hours (2 each six to eight-hour session) of training to person(s) selected by the Owner on the operation and basic maintenance of all systems and equipment. In addition to training, a representative of the Contractor knowledgeable of the system installation and operation is to be present for the first special events selected by the

Owner where all or any part of the sound and video systems is used. The training and event attendance is to take place during the 30-day period after system completion.

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PART 2 - PRODUCTS

2.1 GENERAL

A. It is the intention of these specifications to provide a complete and properly operating system.

The major items of equipment shall be furnished in the quantity indicated by the project drawings or in the quantity specified herein. In the event of a quantity discrepancy between the drawings and specifications for an item, the PSC shall provide the greater. PSC is responsible for providing all accessories and miscellaneous equipment required to form a complete and operational system, including, but not limited to, power supplies, cabling, mounts, attachment hardware, and software licenses.

B. Provide only new products and include the manufacturer's original factory warranty, product documentation, and the latest version of any software required for configuration and/or operation.

C. The Manufacturers/Models listed in Part 2—Products section represent the equipment’s capabilities and specifications that were used to determine the overall design of the various systems. If a PSC bidder chooses to bid on a different manufacturer/model than what is listed, it is their responsibility to ensure the equipment that is bid on is equal to or better than the equipment listed in these specifications.

D. Where the specifications list several manufacturers for a particular major item of equipment, such as power amplifiers, the PSC shall supply all of that item of equipment from one manufacturer.

2.2 THEATER – AUDIO PRODUCTS

A. AUDIO SPEAKERS – MAIN LOUDSPEAKER

1. 12'' LF transducer + HF compression driver in a bass-reflex enclosure

2. System Sensitivity: 102 dB @ 1 W/1 m

3. Max SPL: 124 dB

4. Coverage Symmetrical: 90° x 50°, 70° x 50°, 110° x 50°

5. Coverage Asymmetrical: 100° x 50°, 90° x 50°, 80° x 50°

6. Acceptable manufacturer/model, or better than:

a. Q-SYS PL-DC12

B. AUDIO SPEAKERS – DELAY LOUDSPEAKERS

1. Dual-4-inch LF transducers + HF compression driver in a bass-reflex enclosure

2. Weatherized (IP54) wooden enclosure for indoor and protected outdoor environments

3. Fixed horn with 110° (horizontal) x 50° (vertical) coverage

4. System Sensitivity: 97.3 dB @ 1 W/1 m

5. Max SPL: 114 dB

6. Acceptable manufacturer/model, or better than:

a. Q-SYS PL-DC24

C. AUDIO SPEAKERS – CINEMA SURROUND LOUDSPEAKER

1. Frequency Range: 64Hz-20kHz (-10 dB)

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2. 10" (254 mm) woofer

3. 1" (25 mm) compression driver

4. Pre-installed speaker-side QM mounting hardware

5. Accepts YM-300 yoke bracket

6. Acceptable manufacturer/model, or better than:

a. QSC SR-1000

D. AUDIO SPEAKERS – SUBWOOFERS

1. 18-inch LF transducer in a bass-reflex enclosure

2. Weatherized (IP54) wooden enclosure for indoor and protected outdoor environments

3. Transducers: LF: 18 in (460 mm), 4 in (100 mm) voice coil

4. System Sensitivity: 96 dB @ 1 W/1 m

5. Max SPL: 140 dB

6. Acceptable manufacturer/model, or better than:

a. Q-SYS PL-SUB18

E. AUDIO SPEAKERS – CEILING MOUNT SPEAKER

1. Ceiling speakers to be 6.5” coaxial and have plenum back-cans

2. Frequency Range: 65 Hz – 20 kHz

3. Speakers to have nominal conical pattern coverage of 135°

4. Low-saturation and low-loss 70/100V transformers with 16Ω bypass

5. Acceptable manufacturer/model, or better than:

a. QSC AD-C6T (Confirm finish prior to ordering)

F. AUDIO POWER AMPLIFIER – MAIN & SUBWOOFERS

1. Eight-channel in a 1U chassis

2. Capable of providing up to 8,000 W of power

3. Audio transport and control via standard gigabit Ethernet protocols and hardware

4. Allows for asymmetric power distribution across amplifier channels

5. Low-Z, 70 V and 100 V direct drive available on all channels

6. Acceptable manufacturer/model, or better than:

a. QSC CX-Q8K8-NA

G. AUDIO POWER AMPLIFIER – DELAY & LOBBY

1. Four-channel in a 1U chassis

2. Capable of providing up to 4,000 W of power

3. Audio transport and control via standard gigabit Ethernet protocols and hardware

4. Allows for asymmetric power distribution across amplifier channels

5. Low-Z, 70 V and 100 V direct drive available on all channels

6. Acceptable manufacturer/model, or better than:

a. QSC CX-Q4K4-NA

H. AUDIO MICROPHONES – WIRELESS PERFORMANCE COMBO SINGLE

1. The wireless microphones shall have the added capability of 64Mhz bandwidth of digital tuning

2. There shall be 24-bit digital audio

3. Over 120db of dynamic range

4. Provide the necessary antenna/power distribution for all receivers

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5. Shall have a handheld and a belt pack transmitter

6. Price system with allowance for a Galaxy head-worn microphone for a belt pack

7. Acceptable manufacturer/model, or better than:

a. Shure SLXD124/85-J52

I. AUDIO MICROPHONES – HANDHELD MICROPHONE

1. Frequency Range: 50 Hz to 15 kHz

2. Sensitivity: -56 dBV/Pa at 1 kHz

3. XLR Output Connector

4. Acceptable manufacturer/model, or better than:

a. Shure SM58-LC

J. AUDIO MICROPHONES – INSTRUMENT MICROPHONE

1. Frequency Range: 40 Hz to 15 kHz

2. Sensitivity: 56 dBV/Pa (1 kHz, Open Circuit Voltage)

3. XLR Output Connector

4. Acceptable manufacturer/model, or better than:

a. Shure SM57-LC

K. AUDIO MICROPHONES – DRUM MICROPHONE KIT

1. Beta 52A Kick Drum Microphone

2. 3 x SM57 Dynamic Microphones

3. 3 x A56D Drum Mounts

4. Acceptable manufacturer/model, or better than:

a. Shure DMK57-52

L. AUDIO MICROPHONES – ANTENNA DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM

1. Five-Way RF Signal Output

2. QLX-D, ULX, ULX-D, SLX & BLX4R Receivers

3. Front-Mounting Antenna Hardware

4. 4 Power Feeds for 15 VDC Receivers

5. Outputs for Antenna Bias (12 VDC, 300mA)

6. Acceptable manufacturer/model, or better than:

a. Shure UA844+SWB

M. AUDIO INTERCOM – ASSISTIVE LISTENING SYSTEM

1. (1) RF stationary transmitter

2. (1) Universal Antenna Kit

3. (1) Universal Rack Mounting Kit

4. (4) DSP RF Receivers

5. (4) Universal Ear Speaker

6. (2) Intelligent Earphone/Neck Loop Lanyard

7. (1) Intelligent 12-Unit charging tray

8. (1) Dual RCA to Dual RCA cable, 6.6 ft

9. (1) Assistive Listening Notification Signage Kit

10. Acceptable manufacturer/model, or better than:

a. Listen Technologies LS-55-072

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N. AUDIO DIGITAL – SIGNAL PROCESSOR (DSP)

1. DSP shall meet the following minimum criteria:

a. 128 x 128 network audio channels

b. 8 analog input x 8 output x 8 flex channels

c. Expandable to 32 x 32 with licensing

d. 1RU rack mount

e. Supports standard DSP functions such as auto-mixing, routing, parametric EQ, Hi-Lo band pass, muting, etc.

2. Acceptable manufacturer/model, or better than:

a. QSC Q-Sys Core 110f w/ scripting, UCI, and Dante licensing as required

O. AUDIO DIGITAL – SURROUND SOUND PROCESSOR

1. Automatic surround sound format detection and decoding

2. Supports video resolutions up to 4K/60 @ 4:4:4

3. Frequency Response: 20 Hz to 20 kHz, ±0.2 dB

4. Input Gain Adjustment: -18 dB to +24 dB (default = 0 dB), adjustable via RS-232 or front panel

5. Outputs level range per channel: -24 dB to 0 dB

6. Acceptable manufacturer/model, or better than:

a. Extron SSP-200 (60-1658-01)

P. AUDIO DIGITAL – MIXER STAGE BOXES

1. 16 x Mic/Line Preamps with Phantom Power

2. 16 x XLR Inputs / 8 x XLR Outputs

3. For dLive S Class or C Class Systems

4. Position up to 330' from Mixer

5. AC Input Power: 100 to 240 VAC, 50 / 60 Hz

6. Power Consumption: 40 W (Maximum)

7. Acceptable manufacturer/model, or better than:

a. Allen & Heath DX168

Q. AUDIO DIGITAL– MIXER

1. 7" Capacitive Touchscreen

2. 48-input digital mixer with 96kHz FPGA processing

3. 33 faders for hands-on mixing, with 6 fader layers

4. 64-channel I/O port for network audio

5. Built-in 32 x 32 USB audio interface for multitrack recording

6. SQ-Drive allows for direct recording to a USB drive

7. Acceptable manufacturer/model, or better than:

a. Allen & Heath SQ-7

R. AUDIO – DIRECT BOX

1. Floating Transformer-Balanced XLR Output for Maximum Isolation

2. SPKR Mode Handles Amplifiers up to 600W RMS

3. HI CUT Filter Reduces High-Frequency Hiss

4. GND/LIFT Switch Eliminates Hum and Buzz

5. Flush-mounted Switches and Connectors Resist Damage

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6. Passive Design Requires No Batteries or Phantom Power

7. Rugged ProCo Uni-Box Construction Provides Superior Protection and Shielding

8. Acceptable manufacturer/model, or better than:

a. ProCo Sound DB1

S. AUDIO – MEDIA PLAYBACK

1. The audio player shall have a CD player and radio tuner

2. The player shall have a Bluetooth receiver to allow playback through the system from users’ phones, iPads, etc.

3. The player shall have a 1/8” Aux input jack

4. Audio player shall have stereo-balanced and unbalanced analog outputs

5. The player shall be remote control via Infrared control

6. Acceptable manufacturer/model, or better than:

a. Tascam CD-400U

T. AUDIO – SPEAKER VOLUME CONTROL

1. 100-watt power rating

2. 10 attenuation steps with positive off

3. Up to 27dB of Total Attenuation

4. 3dB of Attenuation Per Step

5. UL-rated for safe in-wall installation

6. Acceptable manufacturer/model, or better than:

a. AtlasIED AT100

2.3 THEATER – VIDEO PRODUCTS

A. VIDEO PROJECTOR – MAIN PRESENTATION/ CINEMA

1. Solid-state laser light source

2. Brightness: 11,00 Lumens

3. Provide the correct lens for throw distance. Verify model number

4. Acceptable manufacturer/model, or better than:

a. BARCO SP2K-11 Cinema Projector

b. S-Lens 1.20-1.70

c. Integrated Media Server

B. VIDEO PROJECTOR – MOTORIZED PROJECTION SCREEN

1. The screens shall meet the following specifications.

a. 192” W x 120” H x 226” diagonal viewing area

b. Screen shall be electric with an external LV interface included

c. Tab-tensioned front projection material with 48” black drop

2. Acceptable manufacturer/model, or better than:

a. Draper Paragon V Series

C. VIDEO PROJECTOR – WALL & SUSPENDED MOUNTS

1. The main projector mount shall be wall-mounted to the upstage wall.

2. The scenic projectors shall be suspended from the structure above the stage.

3. Supply necessary column pipes, structural adapters, and projector mounting adapter plates per drawing details

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4. Acceptable manufacturer/ model, or better than:

a. Chief (Milestone)

D. VIDEO TRANSMITTER – RACK RECEIVER

1. Receives HDMI plus control and analog audio up to 230 feet (70 meters) over a shielded

CATx cable

2. Input: One DTP® 230 twisted pair input on RJ-45

3. Outputs: One HDMI, stereo audio on captive screw

4. Supports computer and video resolutions up to 4K

5. Supported HDMI specification features include data rates up to 10.2 Gbps, Deep Color up to 12-bit, 3D, HD lossless audio formats, and CEC pass-through

6. Bidirectional RS-232 and IR pass-through for AV device control

7. Acceptable manufacturer/model, or better than:

a. Extron DTP HDMI 4K 230 Rx (60-1271-13)

E. VIDEO TRANSMITTER – WALL TRANSMITTER

1. 1-gang decora style transmitter

2. Transmits HDMI, control, and analog audio up to 230 feet (70 meters) over a shielded

CATx cable

3. Supports computer and video resolutions up to 4K

4. Inputs: One HDMI, one 3.5 mm stereo mini jack for audio

5. Output: One DTP® 230 twisted pair output on RJ‑45

6. Acceptable manufacturer/model, or better than:

a. Extron DTP T HWP 4K 231 D (60-1421-12) - Confirm finish prior to ordering

F. VIDEO – SWITCHING & ROUTING

1. Video switcher/router shall have (6) HDMI inputs, (2) configurable inputs, and (2) twisted pair inputs

2. The switcher shall have (2) twisted pair outputs

3. The twisted pair signal must pass control protocol and video

4. Acceptable manufacturer/model, or better than:

a. Extron IN 1608xi (60-1238-81)

G. VIDEO – BLU-RAY PLAYER

1. Supports playback of various formats of Blu-ray, DVD, and CDs

2. HDMI, balanced XLR, and coaxial digital audio output terminals equipped

3. IP and RS-232C Ports for External Remote Control

4. 7.1 Surround Sound System

5. Dual USB Memory Ports

6. Acceptable manufacturer/model, or better than:

a. Tascam BD-MP1

2.4 THEATER – CONTROL SYSTEM PRODUCTS

A. CONTROL SYSTEM – CONTACT CLOSURE

1. Allows for isolated switching of low voltage wiring

2. 3 Integrated contact closure relays with transient voltage suppression

3. remotely monitor and control switch-automated contact closures

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4. 100/10 Mbits Ethernet protocol; Adheres to TCP, DHCP, and HTTP standards

5. Power over Ethernet (PoE) or 5-16V wall power adapter

6. Acceptable manufacturer/model, or better than:

a. Global Cache ITACHI IP2CC-P

B. CONTROL SYSTEM – 8 OUTLET REMOTE POWER RACK

1. Chassis: Steel rackmount panel with black finish, 19 in. x 2.75 in. x 3.50 in. (2U)

2. Power Rating: 120VAC 60Hz 15A

3. Outlets: 8 (15A) switched outlets

4. Termination: 6 ft. attached cord with NEMA 5-15P plug

5. Acceptable manufacturer/model, or better than:

a. Lowell RPC-4-CD

C. CONTROL SYSTEM – 2 OUTLET REMOTE POWER RACK

1. Overall Chassis Dimensions: 8.00 in. x 3.25 in. x 1.95 in.

2. Steel with black finish

3. Power Rating: 15A, 125VAC

4. Outlets: 2 (15A)

5. Switch Type: Dry contact

6. Termination: 6-ft. cord with NEMA 5-15 plug

7. Acceptable manufacturer/model, or better than:

a. Lowell RPC-15

D. CONTROL SYSTEM – WIRED TOUCH PANELS

1. Refer to drawings to verify the location

2. Displays type shall be a 7” TFT active-matrix color LCD, 5-point multi-touch

3. Provide the necessary mounting bracket for the rack mount panel

4. Provide the necessary gateway interface for all wireless touch panels if applicable

5. Provide a PoE connection for power for wired touch panels

6. Acceptable manufacturer/model, or better than:

a. QSC TSC-70-G3 (Confirm finish prior to ordering)

E. NETWORK SWITCH – CONTROL

1. Refer The switch shall have 10 ports minimum

2. The switch shall be an unmanaged switch

3. The switch shall be at least 1Gb speed

4. There shall be 10 ports of PoE

5. Acceptable manufacturer/model, or better than:

a. Cisco

b. NetGear

2.5 THEATER – LIGHTING PRODUCTS

A. PERFORMANCE LIGHTING – LED ELLIPSOIDAL FIXTURES

1. Virtual 31-Color Preset Wheel

2. 2800 to 6500K Color Temperature

3. Auto 100 to 240 VAC

4. Full 16-bit Color Mixing and Dimming

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5. 19, 26, 36, and 50° Lens Tube Options

6. Acceptable manufacturer/model, or better than:

a. Chauvet Professional Ovation E-910FC

B. PERFORMANCE LIGHTING – LED PAR FIXTURES

1. 7 Osram RGBW LEDs, Indoor/Outdoor Washes

2. 7 to 32° Beam Angle

3. 7 to 45° Zoom Range

4. 13 to 45° Field Angle

5. 16-Bit Dimming Resolution

6. 5-Pin DMX Input/Output Connections

7. Acceptable manufacturer/model, or better than:

a. Chauvet Professional COLORado 1-Quad Zoom

C. PERFORMANCE LIGHTING – LED CYC FIXTURES

1. 16-bit Dimming, Master/Individual Colors

2. Adjustable Glare Shield

3. Full-Spectrum Hues with RGBAL LEDs

4. Integrated Kickstand

5. Virtual Color Wheel

6. RDM & DMX Control

7. Acceptable manufacturer/model, or better than:

a. Chauvet Professional Ovation CYC 1 FC

D. PERFORMANCE LIGHTING – LED SPOTLIGHT FIXTURES

1. Manual Zoom from 14 to 20°

2. Manual Iris for Beam Control

3. Alpha-Numeric LED Info Screen

4. Local or DMX Dimming, Strobe, and Color

5. Support Stand Included

6. Acceptable manufacturer/model, or better than:

a. Chauvet DJ LED Followspot 120ST

E. PERFORMANCE LIGHTING – CONSOLE

1. 2048 DMX channels

2. 40 multi-function faders

3. 3 DMX outputs

4. 10 master playback faders

5. 9.7” touch panel

6. Acceptable manufacturer/model, or better than:

a. Chamsys QuickQ 30

F. LIGHTING – DMX REPEATER

1. One DMX512 input

2. Four buffered DMX512 outputs

3. One passive DMX512 thru connector

4. Pluggable terminal blocks for all connectors

5. Power and data easily daisy-chained between modules

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6. DMX IN indicator

7. DC Power input indicator

8. ISO 5V indicator

9. Termination switch

10. Acceptable manufacturer/model, or better than:

a. Pathway PWREP DIN P4 NONRDM

2.6 STAGE PRODUCTS

A. STAGE CURTAINS

1. Curtain material shall be classified as NFPA 701, 260A, - Class A flame resistant compliant for areas of assembly

2. Stage Curtain dimensions are prone to change. Field verify all lengths prior to ordering.

3. Stage Curtains shall consist of:

a. Front Grand Drape (2) 16’H x 17’W

b. Grand Valance (1) 4’H x 32’W

c. Legs Curtain (2) 16’H x 6’W

d. Mid-Traveler Curtain (2) 16’H x 17’W

e. Rear Traveler Curtain (2) 16’H x 17’W

f. Cyclorama (1) 16’H x 17’W

g. Borders (2) 4’H x 32’W

4. Acceptable manufacturer/model, or better than:

a. Rose Brand

b. Greenville Stage

2.7 EQUIPMENT RACKS

A. EQUIPMENT RACKS – TYPE A

1. The equipment rack specs and the rack elevation details on the drawings shall be used.

2. The rack shall be a wall-mount pivoting communications rack.

3. The rack shall be the 46-rack unit and 28” deep, with a standard 19” width for equipment mounting.

4. The rack shall pivot 90 degrees on its floor base.

5. Each rack shall have a logo panel of the system designer and integrator’s name and contact info.

6. The racks shall be equipped and priced with the following rack panel options:

a. 1RU LOGO panels

b. 1RU solid blank panels

c. 2RU solid blank panels

d. 1RU stationary shelf

e. 2RU utility drawers

f. Vertical power distribution strip

g. Horizontal lacing bars

h. Rack light(s)

i. Model UPS-1500RM2U Middle Atlantic UPS

7. Acceptable manufacturer/model, or better than:

a. Middle Atlantic series

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2.8 MISC LOOSE/SUPPORT EQUIPMENT & INFRASTRUCTURE

A. CABLE – ANALOG AUDIO

1. Mic, line, speaker, intercom

2. Acceptable manufacturer/model, or better than:

a. Belden

b. West Penn

c. Clark

B. CABLE – VIDEO BASEBAND & BROADBAND

1. HD-SDI, analog video, RF

2. Acceptable manufacturer/model, or better than:

a. Belden

b. West Penn

c. Clark

C. CABLE – CAT5E / CAT6

1. Network, twisted pair video transmission (HDBaseT, DM, TP)

2. Acceptable manufacturer/model, or better than:

a. Belden

b. West Penn

D. CONNECTORS – AUDIO

1. Audio - XLRs, ¼”, Speakon

2. Acceptable manufacturer/model, or better than:

a. Neutrik

E. CONNECTORS – VIDEO

1. Video - BNC, RF for coax

2. Acceptable manufacturer/model, or better than:

a. Liberty

b. Canare

F. UNINTERRUPTED POWER SUPPLY

1. Acceptable manufacturer/model, or better than:

a. Trip Lite Smart 1500RM2U or approved equal

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2.9 BASIS OF DESIGN

A. Contractor shall be responsible for including all devices necessary to ensure a fully operational and complete A/V/L system.

B. Basis of Design equipment used to create signal flows and other documentation.

2.10 THEATER

A. AUDIO SYSTEM

Qty Manufacturer Model Description 2 Q-SYS PL-DC12 Main Speakers

2 Q-SYS PL-DC24 Delay Speakers

8 Q-SYS SR-1000 Surround Speakers

2 Q-SYS PL-SUB18 Subwoofers

4 QSC AD-C6T Recessed Ceiling Speakers

2 QSC CX-Q8K8-NA Eight Channel Amplifier

1 QSC CX-Q4K4-NA Four-Channel Amplifier

1 QSC CORE 110F-V2-NA Audio System DSP

5 Shure SLXD124/85-J52 Digital Wireless Systems (Handheld Transmitters)

1 Shure UA844+SWB Antenna Distribution System

6 Shure SBC200 Dual Docking Recharging Station

1 Shure MS-702 Master Speaker Station

3 Shure KB-702GM Remote Speaker Station

1 ListenTech LS-55-072 Assisted Listening System

1 Extron SSP-200 (60-1658-01) Surround Sound Processor

1 Allen & Heath AH-SQ-7 Audio Console

1 Allen & Heath AH-DX168 Mixer Stage Box

1 Tascam CD-400U CD Player

1 AtlasIED AT100 Wall Volume Control, Finish TBD

Lot Custom Custom I/O Plates and panels for Mic, Line, Speakers, Network Signal Patching, etc.

B. AUDIO DELIVERABLES

Qty Manufacturer Model Description

5 Shure SM58-LC Wired Handheld Mic

3 Shure SM57-LC Wired Instrument Mic

1 Shure DMK57-52 Drum Microphone Kit

5 ProCo AQ-15 15ft F/M XLR Mic Cable

5 ProCo AQ-25 25ft F/M XLR Mic Cable

2 ProCo LSCNN-25 10AWG Cable 25ft

2 ProCo DB1 Direct Box

6 On-Stage MS701B Microphone Stand w/ Boom

1 Gator 12U Cast Gator Case

4 Middle Atlantic D2 2RU Drawers

1 Middle Atlantic D3 3RU Drawer

1 Middle Atlantic Custom Logo Blank

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C. VIDEO SYSTEM

Qty Manufacturer Model Description

1 BARCO

SPK-11

11,000 Lumens Cinema Laser Projector with Media

Server

1 BARCO S-LENS 1.20-1.70

1 Chief Custom Projector Mount

1 Draper Custom 226" Diagonal Motorized Screen w/ Black Drop

1 Extron DTP HDMI 4K 230 Rx

(60-1271-13) HDMI Over CAT5 Receiver, Rack

1 Extron

DTP T HWP 4K 231 D

(60-1421-12) HDMI Over CAT5 Transmitter, Wall Mount

1 Extron IN 1608xi

(60-1238-81) Switcher & Control Processor

1 Tascam BD-MP1 Blu-Ray Player

Lot Custom Custom Plates & Panels as Required

D. CONTROL SYSTEM

Qty Manufacturer Model Description 1 Cisco CBS-350-24FP-4G-NA Network Switch

1 Extron

SMP 351

(60-1324-01) Streaming Processor

2 Global Cache ITACHI IP2CC-P Contact Closure

1 Lowell RPC-4-CD 8-Outlet Remote Power Rack

3 Lowell RPC-15 2-Outlet Remote Power Rack

2 QSC TSC-70-G3 Wired Touch Panel

Lot PSC Miscellaneous Cables, Connectors, Hardware, & Accessories

Required for Complete Installation

E. LIGHTING SYSTEM

Qty Manufacturer Model Description 10 Chauvet Professional Ovation E-910FC Performance Lighting Ellipsoidal Fixtures

20 Chauvet Professional COLORado

1-Quad Zoom Performance Lighting Par Fixtures

10 Chauvet Professional Ovation CYC 1 FC Performance Lighting Cyc Fixtures

1 Chauvet DJ LED Followspot 120ST Performance Lighting Spotlight Fixtures

1 Chamsys QuickQ 30 Lighting Console

1 Pathway

PWREP DIN P4

NONRDM

DMX Repeater

Lot Miscellaneous As Required Cables, Connectors, Hardware, & Accessories

Required for Complete Installation

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F. STAGE CURTAINS

Qty Manufacturer Model Description

2 Rose Brand 16’H x 17’W

Front Grand Drape Charisma 24.5 oz, 100% IFR Polyester/Matte

Color TBD

1 Rose Brand 4’H x 32’W

Grand Valance

Charisma 24.5 oz, 100% IFR Polyester/Matte

Color TBD

6 Rose Brand 16’H x 6’W

Legs Curtain Prism 14 oz, 100% FR Polyester, Black

2 Rose Brand 16’H x 17’W

Mid-Traveler Curtain Prism 14 oz, 100% FR Polyester, Black

2 Rose Brand 16’H x 17’W

Rear Traveler Curtain Prism 14 oz, 100% FR Polyester, Black

3 Rose Brand 4’H x 32’W

Borders Prism 14 oz, 100% FR Polyester, Black

1 Rose Brand 16’H x 17’W

Cyclorama Muslin 6 oz, 100% Cotton Muslin, Natural

G. EQUIPMENT RACKS

Qty Manufacturer Model Description 1 Middle Atlantic Custom 46RU-Stage Rack, Wall Mount

1 Middle Atlantic Custom 1RU Logo Panel

4 Middle Atlantic Custom Vertical High-Density 20A Power Distance

20 Middle Atlantic Custom Horizontal Lacing Bars

2 Middle Atlantic Custom Rack Work Lights

10 Middle Atlantic Custom 1RU Blank Rack Filler Panels

4 Middle Atlantic Custom 2RU Blank Rack Filler Panels

4 Middle Atlantic Custom 1RU Stationary Shelf

1 Middle Atlantic Custom 2RU Utility Drawers

1 Middle Atlantic Various Rack Blank Panels, Vent Panels, Cable Management, Power Distribution, UPS, & Accessories as Required

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PART 3 - EXECUTION

3.1 ACCURACY OF DATA

A. It shall be the Contractor's sole responsibility to verify all dimensions, take his own field measurements, and install all work to suit conditions encountered on the job site.

B. The drawings are generally diagrammatic and, except where dimensions are indicated, are not intended to show the exact locations of outlets, conduits, etc. All work shall be installed as nearly as possible in the locations indicated, with minor adjustments as required to avoid interferences with structure or the work of other trades.

C. Prior to beginning work, the Contractor shall carefully examine all construction drawings and the job site and report to the Owner any discrepancies or interference that may be discovered. If, during the course of construction, any such discrepancies or interferences are noted, the

Contractor shall promptly report them to the Owner. Failure to report such discrepancies or interferences shall result in the correction of the same at the Contractor's expense. All work under this specification, which either interferes with the architectural or any other work or deviates from the drawings and specifications without prior approval of the Owner, shall be altered by the Contractor at his expense. These alterations shall clear such interferences or shall comply with the drawings and specifications as directed by the Owner.

3.2 MECHANICAL

A. Except for portable equipment, all other equipment must be permanently installed. This shall include equipment racks, speakers, cables, etc. Fastenings and supports must provide a safety factor of at least three times what is required for safe support. Precautions must be taken to prevent electrostatic and electromagnetic hum and radio frequency interference. All electronic equipment must be easily accessible and have adequate ventilation.

3.3 CONNECTIONS

A. All low-voltage wiring connections must be made with rosin core solder or mechanical connectors as specified. Terminations on all cables must be dressed properly with shrink tubing.

All low voltage control level connections to terminal blocks are to be made with crimp-on spade lugs. All crimp-on connectors must be fastened with the proper tool as specified by the manufacturer. Improper crimping will be a cause for rejection. All "drain" wires on microphone and line level terminations are to be properly dressed using transparent shrink tubing to avoid the possibility of shorting "whiskers."

3.4 LABELS

A. All wiring must be numbered on both ends with “EZ Code” type markers. Wire numbers are to be secured with transparent shrink-tubing. They must follow a logical sequence and be listed on the proper document. “Brady” type labels are acceptable.

3.5 INSTALLATION

A. General

1. Installation shall include the delivery to the installation site, unloading, setting in place, mounting, and securing equipment to walls, floors, ceilings, cabinetry, or other structures.

Also, interconnection of any cables, wires, fiber optics, or other infrastructure. Any

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2. All installation practices…