ATT_02c_FKFD_Fire_Alarm_Fire_Suppression_Check_List.pdf

ATTACHMENT 2c

PRELIMINARY TEST AND DRAWING SUBMITTAL

AS-BUILT DRAWINGS, FIRE ALARM, SPRINKLER AND MASS NOTIFICATION SYSTEM DRAWINGS WILL BE

SUBMITTED TO DPW IAW UFGS 28-31-76 PROPOSED

All documents must be placed in a binder, labeled, dated and given to DPW PM. DPW PM will review all submittals for accuracy and completeness. Once verified DPW PM will forward all submittals to Fire Prevention for scheduling of acceptance testing. Fire Prevention has 10 work days to review the submittal, identify deficiencies and if indicated schedule the final or recommend correction of noted deficiencies.

FRONT COVER SHEET:

1) Building number and mailing address

2) General Contractor name, address and contact information

3) Electrical Contractor name, address and contact information

4) Fire alarm company name, address and contact information

5) Fire Protection Engineer name, Signature, contact information and copy of their plan review report

6) Fire Alarm and Mass Notification Designer, Installer and Final Testing Technician name, contact information, Certifications and or License’s Number

7) Table of Content with page number and description of each page

8) The original drawing date, date of each version and description of changes

INFORMATION SHEET:

1) General and Specific information regarding the design and code requirements

2) Wiring Schedule to include wiring identification and markings

3) Fire Alarm Matrix

4) Mass Notification Matrix (NOTE: Fire Alarm and Mass Notification Matrix may be combined into one)

5) Device addressing legend

6) Legend of fire alarm devices and appliance symbols in accordance with NFPA 170

7) Legend of each type of circuit listed on the drawings identified with unique symbol or letter for each circuit

FLOOR PLAN DRAWINGS:

1) All drawings shall be to an indicated scale with 1/8-inch to 1-foot scale the smallest acceptable scale

2) Illustrate all rooms, corridors, stairs, walls and description of their intended use and number for each when numbering system is used

3) All conduits, MC cables, junction and pull boxes, detection and initiating devices, notification appliances, all control panels, Monaco transmitter, Notification appliance power supplies, remote annunciator, Local Operating Consoles, relay and monitor modules, Knox Box, PIV and anything associated with the system shall be illustrated on floor plan drawing for each floor or level.

RISER DRAWINGS:

1) Each circuit shall have its own riser drawing illustrating the type and order they are connected starting with the output side through entire circuit to the returning side. Each symbol shall have its own unique address or label as identified on floor plan drawing. Circuits shall include but not limited to Signal Line Circuits, Visual Notification Appliance Circuits, Audible Notification Appliance Circuits, Remote Annunciator, Local Operating Console Circuits, etc...

INTERNAL PANEL WIRING:

1) All external field wiring connected to any panel or circuit associated with the system shall be illustrated on drawing to include but not limited to: fire alarm panel, audio amplifier, mass notification panel, visual and audible panels, notification appliance power supply, transmitter, remote annunciator, local operating console and any other panel where external field wiring enters into and terminates within that panel that is associated with the installed system. Connections of all electrical wiring that carries AC or DC power shall be shown on drawings.

CALCULATIONS:

1) Battery calculations for each panel that provide supporting information that secondary power source shall be capable to furnish adequate power for the panel circuits for the entire duration required by code. In most cases secondary power shall be capable to furnish adequate power for 72-hours plus additional 15-minutes during maximum power requirement such as when fire alarm is in alarm and all notification appliances are operating.

2) Voltage calculations for each device or appliance within each circuit demonstrating adequate voltage at each device or appliance with adequate voltage at the last device or appliance on that circuit.

3) Wire resistance readings for each circuit with all devices and or appliances connected to illustrate adequate gauge wire were used and wire length meets manufacture specifications.

INSTALLATION OF DEVICES, APPLIANCES AND BACK BOXES:

1) Wiring illustration of each device, appliance and back box installed in the system to include remote annunciator, local operating console and circuit terminations.

PRELIMINARY TEST RESULTS:

Preliminary test results and documentation shall be presented for review prior to scheduling acceptance testing. The following information is required:

1) Fire Alarm and Emergency Communication System Record of Completion

2) Fire Alarm and Emergency Communication System Inspection and Testing Form

3) Loop resistance measurement of each circuit

4) Tests of DBA and intelligibility of mass notification system speakers

5) Complete program printout including input and output addresses, type of device, narrative description of each device and device location.

6) Battery calculations, voltage drop calculations, spare capacity for each circuit, megger test results, check for shorts or current leakage to ground on all ungrounded conductors of all field wiring prior to installation of devices or appliances . Some of all of these test results may be part of as-built drawings.

7) Report of all transmission of signals to Central Station via Monaco transmitter to include device or condition used to create the signal, description of activated transmitter zone, description of zone received at Central Station with date and time stamped. DPW contractor (Ginn Group) shall provide part or all of off premises transmission signals report to include wattage output and standing to wave ratio.