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1. BETEEERENECETESEREIUCERUCICURPEEFCURERUS 88 SLLLLLLELLLLLELLLLLELLLLLE B B MASTER GUIDELINES FOR COMMUNICATIONS INFRA STRUCTURE VERSION 5 0 TITLE FIGURE 13 RACK ELEVATION DETAIL B MINIMUM CLEARANCE REQUIREMENTS OF 6 07 FOR TRANSFORMERS OR MOTORS MASTER GUIDELINES FOR COMMUNICATIONS INFRA STRUCTURE VERSION 5 0 TITLE FIGURE 14 5 X8 IT CLOSET MINIMUM CLEARANCE REQUIREMENTS OF 6 0 FOR TRANSFORMERS OR MOTORS 6 0 MASTER GUIDELINES FOR COMMUNICATIONS INFRA STRUCTURE VERSION 5 0 TITLE FIGURE 15 7 X6 IT CLOSET PR TIE B SECTION MASTER GUIDELINES FOR COMMUNICATIONS INFRA STRUCTURE VERSION 5 0 TITLE FIGURE 16 IT CLOSET CROSS SECTION A SECTION D MASTER GUIDELINES FOR COMMUNICATIONS INFRA STRUCTURE VERSION 5 0 TITLE FIGURE 17 CLOSET CROSS SECTION MINIMUM CLEARANCE REQUIREMENTS OF 6 0 FOR TRANSFORMERS OR MOTORS MASTER GUIDELINES FOR COMMUNICATIONS INFRA STRUCTURE VERSION 5 0 TITLE FIGURE18 4 6 X6 SHALLOW IT CLOSET m I m m x U y 00 X 1200 m I MASTER GUIDELINES FOR COMMUNICATIONS INFRA STRUCTURE VERSION 5 0 TITLE FIGURE19 WHITEBOARD DETAILS OUTLET TYPE REQUIREMENT OUTLET TYPE B OUT
2. Sheridan Institute of Technology amp Advanced Learning Page 67 of 74 e Sheridan noise criteria NC should be NC25 and Reverberation Time RT should be between 0 6 and 0 7 sec Walls between classrooms should be designed to STC 60 standard and walls between classrooms and washrooms should be designed to STC 50 standard Ambient noise to the room should not exceed 25db Zoned lighting is needed to darken the area near the projectors to eliminate any fading of the projected image Blackout blinds are needed to control the amount of ambient light coming into the room lighting and blinds should be controllable using low voltage relay device that our room controllers can connect too All lighting shall be independently controlled from either a wall switch or at the lectern location quasi 3 way functionality 12 4 2 5 Split Classroom Whiteboards to be mounted 39 AFF to the bottom of the whiteboard Oneduplex and 1 data jack located behind each projector wall locations noise criteria NC should be NC25 and Reverberation Time RT should be between 0 6 and 0 7 sec Walls between classrooms should be designed to STC 60 standard and walls between classrooms and washrooms should be designed to STC 50 standard Ambient noise to the room should not exceed 25db Zoned lighting is needed to darken the area near the projectors to eliminate any fading of the projected image Blackout
3. Sheridan Institute of Technology 8 Advanced Learning MASTER GUIDELINES FOR COMMUNICATIONS INFRASTRUCTURE VERSION 5 0 AUGUST 26 2013 Prepared in association with Fibrelight Design Solutions Inc for Information Technology Group e Sheridan COPYRIGHT The compositions and contents herein are not to be copied reproduced printed published posted displayed incorporated stored in or scanned into a retrieval system or database transmitted broadcast bartered or sold in whole or in part without the prior express written permission of the sole author who is unless otherwise denoted Alexander W Kaszuba Unauthorised duplication is strictly prohibited and is an infringement of National and International Copyright laws REVISIONS 1 0 April 02 2008 1 1 Initial Draft Creation IT Master Guideline 2 0 February 15 2010 2 Revisions to IT 2 1 1 Additions of Classroom Types 2 1 2 Additions of Detail Sketches 2 1 3 Addition of Paging Systems Section 3 0 February 11 2011 3 1 Revisions to IT 4 0 March 31 2012 4 Reformat of Entire Document 4 2 Revisions to IT 4 2 1 Removal of Division 27 Samples 4 2 2 Updates to Classroom Types 4 2 3 New Detail Sketches 4 2 4 Updates to Paging Systems 4 2 5 Fibre Upgrades 4 3 Addition of Audio Visual IT Requirements Section 4 4 Addition of Security IT Requirements Section May 15 2012 4 5 Revision of Audio Visual IT Requirements Section 4 6 Revision to Paging Requ
4. 1 1 2 2 2 1 2 3 4 Inside 824 1 049 1 380 1 610 2 067 2 469 3 068 4 026 Maximum 3 6 7 14 17 20 For multi pair Category 5 copper backbone cables please utilize the following tables 25 pair Category 5 typical cable O D 0 39 Trade Size 3 4 1 1 1 4 1 1 2 2 2 1 2 3 4 Inside 824 1 049 1 380 1 610 2 067 2 469 3 068 4 026 Maximum 1 2 3 6 8 12 24 50 pair Category 5 typical cable O D 0 58 Trade Size 3 4 1 1 1 4 1 1 2 2 2 1 2 3 4 Inside 824 1 049 1 380 1 610 2 067 2 469 3 068 4 026 Maximum 1 1 3 3 6 12 Sheridan Institute of Technology amp Advanced Learning Page 24 of 74 Sheridan 100 pair Category 5 typical cable O D 0 78 Trade Size 3 4 1 1 1 4 1 1 2 2 2 1 2 3 4 Inside q 824 1 049 1 380 1 610 2 067 2 469 3 068 4 026 Maximum 1 2 3 6 7 For Fibre Optic Cables please utilize the following tables 12 Strand Fibre Optic Cable typical cable O D 0 25 Trade Size 3 4 1 1 1 4 1 1 2 2 2 1 2 3 4 Inside 8247 1 049 1 380 1 610 2 067
5. MDF telecommunications room building This room is the connection point to all other building in a campus environment This room is where all entrance protectors are located The room is typically lined with plywood This room is located on the exterior wall of the building closest to the Main Computer room facility in the campus environment A grounding system must be provided as outlined in the grounding section 7 2 2 Main Computer Room MCR The Main Computer Room is the Central Location for all computer services in a campus environment and all other buildings in a campus environment shall connect to this room through their own MCC location Sheridan Institute of Technology amp Advanced Learning Page 29 of 74 e Sheridan Room sizes for MDF s MCR s and IDF s listed in this document are for reference only All consultants and contractors must adhere to architectural drawings for each project The Main Computer Room at larger facilities must be a minimum of 12 x 20 in size REFERENCE FIGURE 07 12 x 20 COMPUTER ROOM LAYOUT The Main Computer Room at smaller facilities must be a minimum of 7 x 12 in size REFERENCE FIGURE 08 7 x 12 COMPUTER ROOM LAYOUT The Main Computer Room a remote sites must be a minimum of 7 x 8 in size REFERENCE FIGURE 09 7 x 8 COMPUTER ROOM LAYOUT 7 2 2 1 Main Computer Room General The Main Communication Room must be a maximum of 500
6. Testing shall demonstrate compliance with manufacturer s stated performance Documentation Provide warranty certificate upon completion Provide hard copy of summary test results Provide bound hardcopy of test results ONLY for fewer than 25 drops Provide electronic copy of both summary and test results for all Jobs As builts The Cabling Contractor is required to provide as built drawing s of the cable installation It shall include all horizontal cabling required to service the space as defined on the drawings The as built drawing s shall include all additional cables i e change notices installed during the project The as built drawings shall reflect all termination locations labeling elevation detail of final rack layout for horizontal cabling digital photos are acceptable elevation details of backboards digital photos are acceptable and all cabletray and support structure routing Upon completion of the installation the Cabling Contractor shall provide eight 8 copies of the as built drawing s to the Client As built drawings must be forwarded to Client s office within 5 business days of the completion of the project An additional copy of the as built drawing is to be posted on the wall in the main distribution rooms All changes to drawings shall be engineer drafted standards Sheridan Institute of Technology amp Advanced Learning Page 15 of 74 e Sheridan 5 2 2 Package Requirements
7. 72 AFF CENTERED ON WALL BEHIND DISPLAY 32 W x 18 H x 3 4 PLYWOOD BACKING REQUIRED AT ALL DISPLAY LOCATIONS ONE 1 2 CONDUIT LINKS FROM DISPLAY TO TABLE NOT TO EXCEED 40 TYPE J OUTLET SEE OUTLET DETAILS MINIMUM 3 0 CLEAR FOR HANDICAP ACCESS TYPE Q OUTLET MOUNTED ON TABLE TOP TYPE L OUTLET MOUNTED AT UNDERSIDE OF TABLE WALL MOUNTED DISPLAY SIZE SPECIFIED BY PROJECT DESIGN TEAM HDMI AND OR DV CABLES FED THROUGH CONDUIT BY OTHERS TYPE A OUTLET MOUNTED AT 12 A F F TYPE S OUTLET MOUNTED AT 12 ABOVE FINISHED DOOR FRAME TYPE E OUTLET MOUNTED IN CEILING SPACE E XXX MASTER GUIDELINES FOR COMMUNICATIONS INFRA STRUCTURE VERSION 5 0 TITLE FIGURE 22 6 PERSON MEETING ROOM TI Y 2 q e TABLE VIEW TABLE UNDERSIDE VIEW 2 2 CONDUIT STUBBED UP THROUGH FLOOR NEAR CENTRE OF TABLE FOR TABLE OUTLET DETAILS SEE ENLARGED VIEWS BELOW DOUBLE GANG BOX 72 AFF CENTERED ON WALL BEHIND DISPLAY 32 W x 18 H x 3 4 PLYWOOD BACKING REQUIRED AT ALL DISPLAY LOCATIONS ONE 1 2 CONDUIT LINKS FROM DISPLAY TO TABLE NOT TO EXCEED 40 TYPE J OUTLET SEE OUTLET DETAILS MINIMUM 5 0 CLEAR FOR HANDICAP ACCESS TYPE Q OUTLET MOUNTED ON TABLE TOP TYPE 17 OUTLET MOUNTED AT UNDERSIDE OF TABLE WALL MOUNTED DISPLAY SIZE SPECIFIED BY PROJECT DESIGN TEAM HDMI AND OR DVI CABLES FED THROUGH CONDUIT BY OTHERS TYPE OUTLET MOUNTED AT 12 A F F S OUTLE
8. Advanced Learning Page 39 of 74 e Sheridan The co locate closet shall not be directly below or adjacently below any of the rooms defined above No water pipes except for sprinklers shall pass through the ceiling space of the co locate closet The minimum IT portion of the co locate closet size is 8 0 x 10 0 80 sq ft These are minimum width x length requirements i e a room with 4 0 x 20 0 is not acceptable Co locate closets should be centrally located within the physical area that they serve Stack rooms wherever possible Provide one co locate closet for every 100 to 20 000 sq ft and less than 295 ft in length of cable Adjust room sizes accordingly for additional systems video security access control etc 7 2 4 2 Communications Co Locate Closet Ceilings Co locate closets do not require nor is it recommended that they have finished ceilings Co locate closets without finished ceilings must have fireproofing encapsulated to reduce dust in the room fin row cooling is not being used at a co locate closet only then will a dropped T bar ceiling be acceptable as a return air plenum The minimum clear ceiling height in the communications closet 15 9 6 clear from the finished floor The only suspended fixture permitted below the 9 6 clear is the communications cable tray should it be required Heights and clearances for this are defined in this document Sprinkler he
9. FIGURE 31 OUTLET DETAILS A 8 B 1 2 CONDUIT MIN 1 25mm CONDUIT BY DIV 16 UP TO ACCESSIBLE CEILING SPACE BY DIVISION 16 DECORA STYLE ADAPTER BY DIV 16 CAT6 MODULAR OUTLET BLANK BLANK 2 BACK BOX BY DIV 16 COVERPLATE BY DIV 16 INTERNAL BARRIER BY DIV 16 1 2 CONDUIT na CONDUIT BY DIV 16 UP TO ACCESSIBLE CEILING SPACE BY DIVISION 16 15A DUPLEX BY DIV 16 DECORA STYLE ADAPTER 15A DUPLEX CAT6 MODULAR OUTLET BY DIV 16 CAT6 MODULAR OUTLET PURPLE BLANK 3 GANG BACK BOX BY DIV 16 COVERPLATE BY DIV 16 INTERNAL BARRIER BY DIV 16 MASTER GUIDELINES FOR COMMUNICATIONS INFRA STRUCTURE VERSION 5 0 TITLE FIGURE 32 OUTLET DETAILS C 8 D 25mm CONDUIT ANGLED TOWARD MAIN RUN BY DIVISION 16 DECORA STYLE ADAPTER CAT6 MODULAR OUTLET BLANK BLANK SINGLE GANG BACK BOX COVERPLATE BY DIV 16 1 2 CONDUIT n 25mm CONDUIT BY DIV 16 UP 10 ACCESS BLE CEILING SPACE BY DIVISION 16 s RY BY DIV 16 DECORA STYLE ADAPTER 15A DUPLEX AT6 MODULAR T BY DW 16 CAT6 MODULAR OUTLE CAT6 MODULAR OUTLET CAT6 MODULAR OUTLET 3 GANG BACK BOX BY DIV 16 COVERPLATE BY DIV 16 INTERNAL BARRIER BY DIV 16 MASTER GUIDELINES FOR COMMUNICATIONS INFRA STRUCTURE VERSION 5 0 TITLE FIGURE 33 OUTLET DETAILS amp MIN 1 25mm CONDUIT UP TO ACCESSIBLE CEILING SPACE BY DIVISION 16 BLA
10. horizontal and vertical run combined from the furthest Communications Closet that the Room serves u In campus environments these Main Rooms serving the building may be further but distances must be defined to ensure fiber lengths are accurate Main Communications Room may not be located on the exterior of the building The Main Communications Room may not have windows Equipment racks within the room must have at least four 4 feet clearance in front and from a wall mounted cable termination field and three 3 feet on the rear and clearance from any other wall or obstruction Entrance doors to the closet should swing inward still maximizing the usable space within the room Entrance doors shall have direct access to hallways i e never through a classroom office or other building services utility rooms Entrance doors shall not have any windows Door and a half width shall be a minimum of 54 wide and 84 high This shall comprise of two doors one a full width 36 door and the other a 2 width 18 width door There shall be no door sill in the entrance doorway Doors should be fitted with automatic closers and have either card access or keypad access only closet shall not be adjacent to any washrooms janitor s closets or kitchen spaces Generally no plumbing piping fixtures or HVAC equipment that could produce leaks or where water may permeate into the room should be located wit
11. 3 Both the BIX frame and speaker will have matching identifiers for easy recognition home run for outdoor paging speakers Double digit alpha numeric value range labeled identical to closest outside door location i e P3 or D7 This identifies the outdoor speaker location based on the closest exterior door with an existing tag Both the BIX frame and speaker will have matching identifiers for easy recognition 13 1 2 Label Configuration There are two allowable configurations for labels In both cases only 10 characters will be required in the jack labeling the campus designation will be inferred and used in documentation only However the full 12 characters would be entered in the switch port description to ensure the jack has a unique reference across the entire network For the workstation end a double line layout would be used to conserve space The single line layout can be used on single jack faceplates where space permits Single Line tc designation rack U position panel position jack position Double Line tc designation rack U position panel position jack position There will be no need for jack labeling in the TC There will be labels required for the rack and the vertical units but since the patch panels come pre numbered by the manufacturer generated labels are not required Sheridan Institute of Technology amp Advanced Learning Page 71 of 74 e Sheridan Examples B
12. 6 Edition Outside Plant Design Reference Manual 5 Edition Wireless Design Reference Manual 39 Edition Telecommunications Cabling Installation Manual Sheridan Institute of Technology amp Advanced Learning Page 11 of 74 e Sheridan BICSI TDMM CISCA CSA C22 1 CSA C22 2 No 182 4 90 CSA C22 2 No 214 94 CSA C22 2 No 232 M ICEA S 104 696 IEEE Std 446 IEEE Std 1100 NECA BICSI 607 2011 NFPA 75 NFPA 297 NRC CNRC RUS 7 CFR 1755 900 TIA TSB 155 A 2006 TIA TSB 162 2006 TIA TSB 184 2009 TIA TSB 185 2009 TIA TSB 190 2011 Telecommunications Distribution Methods Manual io Edition Recommended Test Procedures for Access Floors Canadian Electric Code Part 1 Ontario Hydro Electric Safety Code Plugs Receptacles and Connectors for Communications Systems Communications Cables Fibre Optic Cables Insulated Cable Engineers Association Recommended Practice for Emergency and Standby Power Systems for Industrial and Commercial Applications Recommended Practice for Powering and Grounding Electronic Equipment Standard for Telecommunications Bonding and Grounding Planning and Installation Methods for Commercial Buildings Protection of Electronic Computer Data Processing Equipment Guide on Principles and Practices for Communication Systems National Building Code of Canada Rural Utilities Service Guidelines for the Assessment and Mitigation of Installed Category 6 Cabling to S
13. Buffer Tube Fan Out Kit part numbers are the following i FAN BT25 06 Buffer Tube Fan Out Kit with 6 25in color coded tubes ii FAN BT47 06 Buffer Tube Fan Out Kit with 6 47in color coded tubes H FAN BT25 12 Buffer Tube Fan Out Kit with 12 25in color coded tubes iv FAN BT47 12 Buffer Tube Fan Out Kit with 12 47in color coded tubes Sheridan Institute of Technology amp Advanced Learning Page 52 of 74 e Sheridan 9 1 1 5 Single Mode Fiber Optic Patch Cords l Single mode 2 fibre Patch Cord Patch Cord connectors shall be measured for insertion loss with the following values for each connector typical of 0 1 dB and a maximum of 0 3 dB dB and guaranteed reflectance of less than or equal to 55 dB for UPC Manufacturer shall be ISO 9001 and TL 9000 registered Connectors shall be single mode LC UPC Connector ferrule material shall be ceramic Optical fiber cable type shall be zipcord construction suitable for use in indoor spaces and shall contain a riser rated or plenum rated jacket Patch Cord shall be constructed with reverse pair positioning as per TIA TSB 125 Patch Cord shall contain single mode fibers compliant with TIA EIA 568 B 3 and applicable TIA EIA 604 document Patch Cord jacket color shall be yellow Patch Cord shall be available in different lengths Manufacturer shall manufacture both cable and connectors used to manufacture patch cord Patch Cord shall be made by Corning Cable Systems with the
14. Communications Contractor must provide 5 burned CD s with the following information UTP Test Results in Microsoft Excel format or in a format that is easily interpreted by any text reader i e extension DO NOT submit paper test results for projects greater than 25 drops Testing requirements are outlined further in this document Fibre Test results in Microsoft Excel format or in a format that is easily interpreted by any text reader i e txt extension DO NOT submit paper test results for projects greater than 25 drops Testing requirements are outlined further in this document Digital pictures in jpg or gif format Pictures shall include all relevant information such as top bottom picture of all racks and cabinets both front and rear backboard elevations of all main backboards all secondary backboards and all riser backboards that are utilized as well as consolidation points if applicable Enough room shall be left on the CD for Client to burn as built drawings onto them 5 2 3 Warranty and Certification Requirements The manufacturer is required to provide minimum 20 year parts and labour Warranty for the entire Structured Cabling Platform including both UTP copper and fibre Response time for Warranty items is to be 24 hours The Cabling Contractor may be required to repair deficient cabling system components outside regular working hours Bidders are to include a statement of Warranty terms and
15. and communications Two 2 15A duplex receptacles Four 4 Category 6 Modular outlets on Decora strap Two 2 blank inserts REFERENCE FIGURE 38 TYPE Sheridan Institute of Technology amp Advanced Learning Page 49 of 74 e Sheridan Type R Spider Mfg PHA2 Table Location PHA2 Spider box mounted in table 2 1 conduits for communications wiring Internal barrier between electrical and communications One 1 15A duplex receptacles Two 2 Category 6 Modular outlets on Decora strap Two 2 blank inserts REFERENCE FIGURE 38 TYPE R Type S Wall Mount Clock Location 1 gang back box and cover plate by Division 16 1 conduit for communications wiring One 1 Category 6 Modular outlets on Decora strap Two 2 blank inserts Mounted at 12 Above Door Frame at classroom entrance REFERENCE FIGURE 39 TYPE S Type T Sheridan TV Outlet 3 gang back box and cover plate by Division 16 1 conduit for communications wiring Internal barrier between electrical and communications Two 2 15A duplex receptacles Two 2 Category 6 Modular outlets on Decora strap One 1 Blank insert Mounted 108 A F F Locations will be defined during design phase REFERENCE FIGURE 39 TYPE Sheridan Institute of Technology amp Advanced Learning Page 50 of 74 e Sheridan 9 0 INFRASTRUCTURE FOR I T 9 1 CABLING FIBRE All fibre optic related sketches will be in the format of cut sheets att
16. as such to distinguish them from other receptacles All receptacles reserved for power on the racks shall be mounted at the bottom back of the rack at the right hand side not on vertical cable management Power shall be located at the bottom of the racks on the right hand side as not to impede the mounting of equipment It shall not impede the cable management REFERENCE FIGURE 11 C R RACK CROSS SECTION 7 2 2 7 Main Computer Room Lighting Lighting intensity within the Main Computer Room should be a minimum of 50 foot candles measured at three 3 feet above the finished floor Additional lighting should be provided over the wall field termination plywood Low ratio frequency emission fluorescent lighting should be used Lighting should be powered from a separate power source than the critical network equipment Lighting should be on back up generator power but not on UPS Lighting should be located a minimum 12 from the front and rear of the rack as not to obstruct cabletrays and access to cabletrays Lighting should be mounted a minimal 12 above the highest point on the cabletray 7 2 2 8 Main Computer Room Grounding and Bonding All Main Computer Room shall have telecommunications grounding busbar The shall be 6mm thick and 5ohm high and sufficient width to accommodate fifteen 16 lugs The TGB shall connect to the telecommunications bonding backbone TBB with a minimum 3 0 AWG copper cabl
17. connect to the telecommunications bonding backbone TBB with a minimum 3 0 AWG copper cable See grounding section of this document for more information on the telecommunication bonding backbone All racks and cabinets including metal cable termination frames within the closet shall have their frames individually NOT serially connected to the telecommunication grounding busbar via a 6 AWG insulated copper grounding conductor All conduit ladder rack or cabletray in the communications closet shall be bonded to the telecommunication grounding busbar via a 6 AWG insulated copper grounding conductor The conduit and ladder rack or cabletray may be serially connected to the TGB Grounding strips should be used to connect separate sections of ladder rack or cabletray to ensure continuity Metallic cable sheathe should be connected to the telecommunication grounding busbar using 14 AWG insulated copper conductors Typically the telecommunication grounding busbar will be mounted at the lower right corner of the plywood cable termination wall field The bar should be mounted on insulated stand offs as defined in the grounding section 7 2 3 9 Communications Closet Rack Requirements Middle Atlantic RL10 45 racks are made of 11 gauge steel and are 10 32 tapped to standard EIA spacing They also come standard with U markings and rack screws All racks can easily be ganged together with or without cable managers Included are provisions fo
18. defined in this document Sprinkler heads within the Main Computer Room should be provided with protective cages to prevent accidental operation REFERENCE FIGURE 10 TYPICAL SPRINKLER CAGES 7 2 2 3 Main Computer Room Floors Main Computer Room requires the installation of anti static Vinyl Composite Tile VCT Floors should be level free of high low spots that would interfere with floor mounting bolts for equipment such as racks or cabinets 7 2 2 4 Main Computer Room Walls Walls should be slab to slab partitions to satisfy one 1 hour fire rating or as local code requires in achieving that one 1 hour fire rating Each wall of the closet facing accessible ceiling areas shall have either sleeves or a framed slot installed above the general ceiling height to allow cable to enter the closet overhead while making the installation of the fire stop materials possible once cabling is installed Sheridan Institute of Technology amp Advanced Learning Page 31 of 74 e Sheridan One wall of the Main Computer Room will have a telecommunications plywood backboard This shall be in sheets of 4 0 x 8 0 x 34 fire rated plywood stamped accordingly The use and space on this backboard shall be reserved to backbone cabling sound masking or paging All plywood shall be GIS free of any imperfections and mounted good side out If raising of backboard is required it shall be done on wood 2 x 6 x 8 0 studs mounted
19. identification of the installation by location and project number and a copy of the Warranty Upon award of contract the Cabling Contractor shall forward copies of the Structured Cabling Platform certification request for Certification form complete with certification number s for the project to Communications Consultants office within 7 days of the award of contract Provide a copy of the form with Specification submission Upon request and at no additional cost to the Project Manager the Cabling Contractor must provide a manufacturer s technical representative to conduct an on site visit to ensure complete technical compliance The Cabling Contractor must ensure that a Warranty plaque and letter of certification is issued to the Project Managers Client along with a user manual for the Warranty The letter must be issued within 2 weeks of substantial completion of the project This document will include the following verification of the performance of the installed system identification of the installation by location and project number and a copy of the Warranty to the Communications Consultant The Cabling Contractor must supply a sample at the time of bidding of the Warranty including all related terms and conditions This sample will be the standard to which the Warranty will be held No changes will be accepted unless it is deemed to benefit the Project Managers Client Any proposed changes to the Warranty must be submitted
20. on 16 centers to create a vertical cable chase behind the plywood Horizontal bracing or blocking is not allowed On another either adjacent or opposite wall there shall be a requirement for a security backboard This shall be one 1 sheet of 4 0 x 8 0 x 3 2 fire rated plywood stamped accordingly The use and space on this backboard shall be reserved for security cabling and or building environmental controls as required All plywood shall be GIS free of any imperfections and mounted good side out If raising of backboard is required it shall be done on wood 2 x 6 x 8 0 studs mounted on 16 centers to create a vertical cable chase behind the plywood Horizontal bracing or blocking is not allowed Drywall walls within the room are to be pained a light color to enhance room lighting 7 2 2 5 Main Computer Room Heating Cooling and Ventilation The Main Computer Room will require 24 7 climate control The air conditioning unit will maintain a positive pressure in the room with a minimum of one air change per hour The air conditioning units shall be located outside the communications closet where possible and the air conditioned air shall be ducted into the closet Room temperature shall be maintained at 18 C to 24 C Air conditioning unit should be backed up by the emergency power generator where available but should not be on the UPS system If air conditioning is inside room all condensate pipes must be routed to a drain lo
21. paging c Provides contact closure to activate paging system if not provided by the phone system d Add pre announce tone to your paging system e Features f Select FXO loop start FXS ring trip or paging port VOX relay interface mode g No power supply required in FXS interface mode h Upto 6 units can be powered from one adapter in the FXO or VOX mode i 26V DC talk battery for interfacing with FXO or unused phone system line input trunk port Floating 600 ohm paging output with volume control Normally open or closed relay for external paging amp activation or interfacing the paging amp with an external background music source 800 Hz pre announce page tone on off Compatible with 24 to 48 volt FXS operation Calling party control CPC detection for immediate disconnect Busy signal detect disconnect 2 5 to 5 second VOX silence disconnect timer Programmable VOX trigger sensitivity 16 or 36 second default disconnect timer Screw terminal block connections Wall mount housing 2 6x3 4 panhead screws included pe cy topo p B 10 3 2 Communications Hub Room Additional Viking FXI 1 can be installed in Hub Rooms but all main paging modules shall be located in the main computer room where possible The paging system must be connected to the PABX station port typical installation shall be a Viking FXI 1 Sheridan Institute of Technology amp Advanced Learning Page 58 of 74 e Sheridan 10 3 3 Co Locate H
22. run 2 Ten 10 0 foot cord for active end 3 Provide 1 pair cross connect wire 4 Designate FT4 FT6 to meet code requirements 9 3 REQUIREMENTS BASED ON ROOM FUNCTION Rooms Please refer to individual room type detail sketches for drop counts and types General Unless noted otherwise a typical outlet shall consist of 1 cable run unless otherwise specified Every enclosed space shall be provided with a minimum of 1 cable run REFERENCE FIGURE 40 VERTICAL CONDUIT REQUIREMENT Sheridan Institute of Technology amp Advanced Learning Page 56 of 74 e Sheridan 10 0 INFRASTRUCTURE FOR PAGING All paging related sketches will be in the format of cut sheets attached to the appendices this document Related Sheridan Institute of Technology and Advanced Learning Guidelines Sheridan Institute of Technology and Advanced Learning Technical Guidelines Tender Specification by Consultant related to current project Coordination Requirements Sheridan Institute of Technology and Advanced Learning Information Communication Technologies Description This section covers requirements for Paging Control Systems The Paging Control System is installed by successful contractor General Requirements for this system for Consultants and Contractors will be provided by consultant These guidelines provide reference to particular types grades and models of products In general the references include both generic d
23. within the co locate closet should be a minimum of 50 foot candles measured at three 3 feet above the finished floor Additional lighting should be provided over the wall field termination plywood Low ratio frequency emission fluorescent lighting should be used Lighting should be powered from a separate power source than the critical network equipment Lighting should be on back up generator power but not on UPS Lighting should be located a minimum 12 from the front and rear of the rack as not to obstruct cabletrays and access to cabletrays Lighting should be mounted a minimal 12 above the highest point on the cabletray Lighting should not interfere cross or be installed perpendicular to the cable tray within the room 7 2 4 8 Communications Co Locate Closet Grounding and Bonding All co locate closets shall have a telecommunications grounding busbar TGB The TGB shall be 6mm thick and 5omm high and sufficient width to accommodate fifteen 16 lugs The TGB shall connect to the telecommunications bonding backbone TBB with a minimum 3 0 AWG copper cable See grounding section of this document for more information on the telecommunication bonding backbone cabinets including metal cable termination frames within the closet shall have their frames individually NOT serially connected to the telecommunication grounding busbar via a 6 AWG insulated copper grounding conductor conduit ladder rack or cabletra
24. 0 pound door weight capacity Include doorplate equipment mounting bracket integrated horizontal cable slack manager power ready receptacle not included PZICEA only Includes low decibel 60 CFM fan PZICEA only 12 4 1 5 Data Requirements The room will be equipped with Gigabit Ethernet connectivity The cabling junction box shall house four data jacks as a minimum Sheridan Institute of Technology amp Advanced Learning Page 65 of 74 e Sheridan 12 4 1 6 Wireless Requirement Wireless access points in each classroom shall provide wireless networking capability A requirement for a minimum of four 4 wireless nodes in each classroom 1 per quadrant shall be required 12 4 1 7 Telephone A wall mounted campus phone with restricted ringing and calling capabilities shall be located near the instructor station at ADA recommended height The main function of the phone shall be communication with the Classroom Support Hotline 12 4 1 8 Audio System The monaural audio system exact type to be determined by room requirements will be designed to fit the room s environment with an appropriate speaker system with instructor speech reinforcement as required The program sources are the same as for the video system Large classrooms and auditoriums will have audience microphone capability provided throughout the student seating area The room will incorporate speech reinforcement with a wired or wireless laval
25. 103 134 26 SC112 1 42 44 D C205 125 06 BR D7 T A3 This drop terminates in TC B103 on the 1st rack in the patch panel at 34U in the 26th jack position label on faceplate This drop terminates in TC SC112 on the 1st rack in the patch panel at 42U in the 44th jack position label on faceplate This drop is at the Davis Campus terminates in TC C205 on the Ist rack in the patch panel at 25U in the O6th jack position port description field on switch Brampton Campus Door Location would reference an outdoor speaker at the Brampton campus near door B4 Trafalgar Campus would reference a chain of speakers A in this example with the 3 speaker in the chain being identified Sheridan Institute of Technology amp Advanced Learning Page 72 of 74 Sheridan 14 0 DETAIL DRAWINGS AII Detail Drawings pages included herein are defined in the document Page numbers are not included as the drawings themselves and number of drawings may be revised during periodic Master Document updates Sheridan Institute of Technology amp Advanced Learning Page 73 of 74 e Sheridan 15 0 MANUFACTURER CUT SHEETS All Manufacturer Cut Sheet pages included herein are NOT defined in the document they are a simple reference only Page numbers are not included as the manufacturers themselves and number of drawings may be revised during periodic Master Document updates Contractor shall be responsible to sup
26. 13 1 LABELLING CONVENTIONS 13 1 1 Numbering Format The new numbering format is based on the CAN CSA T568 93 standard with minor adaptations for Sheridan s environment Format campus tc designation rack panel position jack position Detail campus Single character value range A through Z Denotes the Campus Currently defined values would be D for Davis Campus 5 for Skills Training Centre T for Trafalgar Campus for Mississauga Campus tc designation Variable length character value Refer to Telecommunication Closet Designations rack Single character value range 1 through Z Each data rack in a TC will be assigned a unique value in the range panel position Double digit numeric value range 01 through 44 Panel Position in rack identified by top of panel in rack in vertical units Numbering begins at 01 closest to the floor Refer to Default TC Rack Layouts jack position Double digit numeric value range 01 through 24 or 48 This identifies the jack position within the panel based on manufacturer numbering 1U panels will number 01 through 24 2U panels 01 through 48 etc Sheridan Institute of Technology amp Advanced Learning Page 70 of 74 e Sheridan daisy chain for indoor paging speakers Double digit alpha numeric value range A Z and 1 5 This identifies the indoor speaker location based on the chain identifier A and the speaker in the chain
27. 2 469 3 068 4 026 Maximum 5 9 14 18 27 36 24 Strand Fibre Optic Cable typical cable O D 0 48 Trade Size 3 4 1 1 1 4 1 1 2 2 2 1 2 3 4 Inside 824 1 049 1 380 1 610 2 067 2 469 3 068 4 026 Maximum 2 5 7 9 16 20 7 1 6 Horizontal Accessible Ceiling Spaces Provide cable trays for bundles of cable exceeding 24 cables Provide J Hooks for cable bundles of 24 and below Route main cable runs through accessible corridor spaces and drop off into each room from the main runs Do not route main cable trays or cable bundles through classrooms or offices Maintain 18 minimum between cable tray fluorescent lighting 7 1 7 Manholes amp Handholes Provide additional manholes and or hand holes to minimize cable pulls to 400 and two 90 degree bends Where required provide 4 w x 871 x 4 d manholes Where required provide 24 w x 4274 x 367 Quazite hand holes locate hand holes in green space only 7 1 8 Communications Cable Tray It is mandatory that any new build or retrofit for cabletray be coordinated with all electrical and mechanical drawings and signed off for clear and unrestricted access for ease of use once installed Minimum clearances around cabletray must be maintained as well i e two 2 at the sides and one 1 above where possible Sherida
28. 416 619 0336 www fibrelight ca Other Sources BICSI Building Industry Consulting Service International Sheridan Institute of Technology amp Advanced Learning Page 8 of 74 e Sheridan 3 0 DEFINITIONS ANSI ASTM BICSI CEC CLECs CRTC CUL ICEA ICT IDF 1 IDF 2 IEEE MCC MCR MDF NEC NEMA NFPA POP SIREN SITAL TIA American National Standards Institute American Society for Testing Materials Building Industry Consulting Services International Canadian Electrical Code Competitive Local Exchange Carriers Canadian Radio amp Television Telecommunications Commission Canadian Underwriters Laboratories Inc Insulated Cable Engineer s Association Information Communication Technology IT Intermediate Distribution Frame Type I Communications Closet Intermediate Distribution Frame Type 2 Co Locate Closet Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers Main Cross Connect Main Computer Room Main Distribution Frame National Electric Code National Electrical Manufacturer s Association National Fire Protection Agency Point of Presence Sheridan Incident Reporting amp Emergency Notification Sheridan Institute of Technology and Advanced Learning Telecommunications Industry Association Sheridan Institute of Technology amp Advanced Learning Page 9 of 74 e Sheridan 40 APPLICABLE STANDARDS Unless specifically indicated otherwise in this document all telecommunications infrastructu
29. A separate relay arm 1 or comparable must be mounted with RM 4 Mount in ceiling above door if drop tiles are available Mount above door on drywall For locations with no nearby drop tiles u Secure in small steel enclosure White 6 x8 KEYED Enclosure Conduits from Door Lock Reader and REX D C lead into enclosure and a single conduit leads out back to main controller in closet 11 4 2 Double Doors Requirements match those of the Standard however some additions modifications exist Card reader conditions reflect those of the double door 2 Electric Lock Independent conduit for Lock is to be placed on the non swing door Transfer hinge must be installed to route power and status to lock Conditions b 1 b vi apply NOTE fora i CONDUIT CANNOT BE SHARED WITH READER AS THEY NO LONGER SHARE the SAME WALL IN THIS SCENARIO 3 Door Contact Install door contact on both doors Following conditions c i c vi 4 Request to exit conditions reflect those of the Standard Door Requirements 5 RM 4 conditions reflect those of the Standard Door Requirements Sheridan Institute of Technology amp Advanced Learning Page 63 of 74 e Sheridan 12 0 INFRASTRUCTURE FOR AUDIO VISUAL 12 1 EQUIPMENT The room will be equipped with a standard easy to use instructor interface The audio video A V system will be controlled by a control system with the control panel mounted on the instructor station System paramete
30. EMENTS MASTER GUIDELINES FOR COMMUNICATIONS INFRA STRUCTURE VERSION 5 0 TITLE FIGURE 04 WBT MONOMESH TRAY DETAIL THREADED ROD FROM SLAB ABOVE SUPPORT STRAP DO NOT EXCEED THE QUANTITY SPECIFIED FOR J HOOK SIZES 1 COMMUNICATIONS CONTRACTOR TO VERIFY AVAILABLE ROUTING FOR J HOOKS WITH ELECTRICAL REFLECTED CEILING PLANS 2 COMMUNICATIONS CONTRACTOR TO VERIFY CONDUIT AND RACEWAYS PROVIDED BY ELECTRICAL REFLECTED ON ELECTRICAL PLAN DRAWINGS AND REFERENCED ON COMMUNICATIONS T SERIES DRAWINGS 3 ENSURE LIFT OR TALL LADDERS ARE SUPPLIED MASTER GUIDELINES FOR COMMUNICATIONS INFRA STRUCTURE VERSION 5 0 TITLE 05 ERICO J HOOK DETAIL MASTER GUIDELINES FOR COMMUNICATIONS INFRA STRUCTURE VERSION 5 0 TITLE FIGURE 06 TYPICAL COPPER GROUNDING RESERVE 3 X 3 SPACE FOR A C ALLOW FOR 3 CLEARANCE MESH TYPE CABLETRAY APPROX 8 0 TYPICAL T G B BI DIVISION 16 CABINET H CABINET Fl 3 4 T 8H X 8 W WITH 6 OFFSET PLYWOOD BACKBOARD FOR COMMUNICATIONS ONLY BY DIVISION 16 CABINET H BIX BLOCKS CABINET PAGING AMPLIFIER AND TAN B MODULES 15A DUPLEX RECEPTACLE ON UPS BY DIVISION 16 15A DUPLEX RECEPTACLE BY DIVISION 16 SLEEVES THROUGH WALL TYPICAL T G B BY DIVISION 16 BY DIVISION 16 3 47 X 8H X 4W WITH 6 2 DUPLEX RECEPTACLES MOUNTED THE BOTTOM OF BY DIMSION 16 THE RACK CABINET NOT ON VERTICAL CABLE MANAGER TYPICA
31. ILING SPACE TYPE F ABOVE CEILING MOUNT TWO 2 15A DUPLEX RECEPTACLES BY DIVISION 16 THREE 3 CATEGORY 6 DATA DROPS BY COMMS MOUNTED ABOVE FINISHED CEILING TYPE G WALL MOUNT PHONE LOCATION ONE 1 PANDUIT KWP6PY STAINLESS PHONE PLATE ONE 1 CATEGORY 6 DATA DROP BY COMMS MOUNTED AT CLASSROOM LIGHT SWITCH HEIGHT TYPE H LECTURE CAPTURE CAMERA LOCATION ONE 1 15A DUPLEX RECEPTACLE BY DIVISION 16 ONE 1 CATEGORY 6 DATA DROP BY COMMS MOUNTED AT 12 B F C TYPE J LCD LOCATION ONE 1 RECESSED POWER AND DATA BACK BOX TWO 2 15A DUPLEX RECEPTACLE BY DIVISION 16 TWO 2 CATEGORY 6 DATA DROP BY COMMS MOUNTED AT 72 AF F TYPE K TYPE K SPIDER MFG PHA2 TABLE BOX ONE 1 15A DUPLEX RECEPTACLE BY DIMSION 16 TWO 2 CATEGORY 6 DATA DROPS BY COMMS MOUNTED FLUSH IN TABLE TYPE L OU L UNDER TABLE SURFACE MOUNT TWO 2 15A DUPLEX RECEPTACLES BY DIVISION 16 TWO 2 CATEGORY 6 DATA DROP BY COMMS MOUNTED IN FLOOR MONUMENT TYPE M TYPE M PODIUM LECTURE STAND TWO 2 15A DUPLEX RECEPTACLES BY DIVISION 16 THREE 3 CATEGORY 6 DATA DROPS BY COMMS ONE 1 2 EMT CONDUIT TO A V CLOSET TYPE N TYPE N LECTURE HALL PROJECTOR LOCATION ONE 1 15A DUPLEX RECEPTACLE BY DIVISION 16 TWO 2 CATEGORY 6 DATA DROPS BY COMMS EITHER DROP POLE OR CEILING MOUNT TYPE P A V CLOSET COMBINATION TWO 2 15A DUPLEX RECEPTACLES BY DIVISION 16 FOUR 4 CATEGORY 6 DATA DROPS BY CO
32. L PER RACK CABINET BY DIVISION 16 MASTER GUIDELINES FOR COMMUNICATIONS INFRA STRUCTURE VERSION 5 0 TITLE FIGURE 07 12 X20 CR LAYOUT MINIMUM CLEARANCE REQUIREMENTS OF 6 0 FOR TRANSFORMERS OR MOTORS ke zZ Q gt C gt gt O 00 CLEARANCE REQUIREMENT FOR FLUORESCENT LIGHTING MASTER GUIDELINES FOR COMMUNICATIONS INFRA STRUCTURE VERSION 5 0 TITLE FIGURE 08 7 X12 CR LAYOUT MINIMUM CLEARANCE REQUIREMENTS OF 6 07 FOR TRANSFORMERS OR MOTORS CLEARANCE REQUIREMENT FOR FLUORESCENT LIGHTING MASTER GUIDELINES FOR COMMUNICATIONS INFRA STRUCTURE VERSION 5 0 TITLE FIGURE 09 7 X8 CR LAYOUT WIRE SPRINKLER HEAD GUARD QUICK RESPONSE STANDARD SPRAY SPRINKLER MASTER GUIDELINES FOR COMMUNICATIONS INFRA STRUCTURE VERSION 5 0 TITLE FIGURE 10 TYPICAL SPRINKLERS CAGES O O O O O O O MASTER GUIDELINES FOR COMMUNICATIONS INFRA STRUCTURE VERSION 5 0 TITLE FIGURE 11 CR RACK CROSS SECTION CISCO CATALYST 6509 E PULL OUT WORKSHELF i CISCO CATALYST 6509 MASTER GUIDELINES FOR COMMUNICATIONS INFRA STRUCTURE VERSION 5 0 TITLE FIGURE 12 RACK ELEVATION DETAIL A PA 9 7 SLLLLLLLLLLLLELLLLLLELLELLL ES
33. LET IF REQUIRED TYPE OUTLET TYPE A B C TYPE D OUTLET DOURFRAME E F 0 H TYPE OUTLET TYPE S LOCATION TYPE F TYPE G OUTLET OLLE CONDUIT STUB DETAIL DETAIL TYPE S OUTLET 4 CONDUIT STUB FROM MEDIA RACK LOCATION TO CEILING SPACE INSIDE CLASSROOM PATHWAY FROM CEILING SPACE TO UNDER RAISED FLOOR SEE FIGURE REV 4 7 SK 08 FOR DETAIL RZ pee Ri OUTLET Q e 6 D 8 19 MASTER GUIDELINES FOR COMMUNICATIONS INFRA STRUCTURE VERSION 5 0 TITLE FIGURE 20 STANDARD CLASSROOM 9NIG104 HHH o le OUTLET TYPE REQUIREMENT 9 WALL CLOCK LOCATION DETAIL OUTLET TYPE B OUTLET IF REQUIRED TYPE C OUTLET 1 A B 0 TYPE D OUTLET DOORFRAME TYPE E F G H OUTLET TYPE LOCATION TYPE P OUTLET TYPE S LOCATION TYPE G OUTLET TYPE H OUTLET CONDUIT STUB DETAIL DETAIL TYPE 5 OUTLET 4 CONDUIT STUB FROM MEDIA RACK LOCATION TO CEILING SPACE INSIDE CLASSROOM PATHWAY FROM CEILING SPACE TO UNDER RAISED FLOOR SEE FIGURE REV 4 7 56 08 FOR DETAIL TOP VIEW SIDE VIEW 2 6 D 19 MASTER GUIDELINES FOR COMMUNICATIONS INFRA STRUCTURE VERSION 5 0 TITLE FIGURE 21 SPLIT CLASSROOM O TABLE TOP VIEW TABLE UNDERSIDE VIEW 2 2 CONDUIT STUBBED UP THROUGH FLOOR NEAR CENTRE OF TABLE FOR TABLE OUTLET DETAILS SEE ENLARGED VIEWS BELOW DOUBLE GANG BOX
34. LET MOUNTED AT UNDERSIDE OF TABLE HDMI AND OR DVI CABLES FED THROUGH CONDUIT BY OTHERS O Y 8 Q 19 MASTER GUIDELINES FOR COMMUNICATIONS INFRA STRUCTURE VERSION 5 0 TITLE FIGURE 27 4 6 PERSON BREAKOUT ROOM 3 2 LECTURE HALL MASTER GUIDELINES FOR COMMUNICATIONS INFRA STRUCTURE VERSION 5 0 TITLE FIGURE 28 3 2 LECTURE HALL UL Y AAA TL DETAIL SEATING REQUIREMENTS DETAIL PODIUM REQUIREMENTS Es Fog SAS DETAIL D A V CONTROL ROOM MASTER GUIDELINES FOR COMMUNICATIONS INFRA STRUCTURE VERSION 5 0 TITLE FIGURE 29 LECTURE HALL DETAILS A D TYPE A VV TYPE B TYPE 0 TYPE V TYPE H TYPE J TYPE A CONVENIENCE LOCATION ONE 1 15A DUPLEX RECEPTACLE BY DIVISION 16 TWO 2 CATEGORY 6 DATA DROPS BY COMMS MOUNTED 12 A F F TYPE B PRINTER LOCATION ONE 1 20A DUPLEX RECEPTACLE BY DIMSION 16 TWO 2 CATEGORY 6 DATA DROPS BY COMMS MOUNTED AT 12 A F F TYPE PROJECTOR LOCATION ONE 1 15A DUPLEX RECEPTACLE BY DIVISION 16 ONE 1 CATEGORY 6 DATA DROP BY COMMS MOUNTED AT 111 A F F TYPE D PODIUM LOCATION TWO 2 15A DUPLEX RECEPTACLES BY DIVISION 16 TWO 2 CATEGORY 6 DATA DROP BY COMMS ONE 1 BLUE ONE 1 PURPLE MOUNTED IN FLOOR MONUMENT TYPE E WIRELESS ACCESS POINT LOCATION ONE 1 CATEGORY 6 DATA DROP BY COMMS MOUNTED IN CE
35. MEETING ROOMS Function Meeting rooms accommodate up to 14 people at rectangular or wedge shaped tables located in the center of the room These rooms are similar to the group study rooms where the technology is used for presentation purposes but also may be used for video conferencing These rooms are equipped with a minimum of one LCD screen mounted on the wall near the end of the table The control device shall be mounted in or on the table to give the users the capability to control and display the LCD All AV cabling for this room will run from the LCD to the table so that there is easy access to display any laptop tablet on the screen REFERENCE FIGURE 22 4 6 PERSON BREAKOUT ROOM Sheridan Institute of Technology amp Advanced Learning Page 44 of 74 e Sheridan REFERENCE FIGURE 23 8 PERSON BREAKOUT ROOM REFERENCE FIGURE 24 10 12 PERSON BREAKOUT ROOM REFERENCE FIGURE 25 14 PERSON BREAKOUT ROOM 8 4 LABS Function Labs accommodate multiple groups of students at lab style desks in rows The number of students will depend on the size of the Lab Depending on function of the lab these desks may accommodate between two 2 and four 4 students each and not necessarily facing the front of the class Labs are specialized classrooms They are set up like a standard classroom but will have to accommodate specialized equipment on a case by case basis They should include all the base functionality of a classroom with speci
36. MMS MOUNTED ON WALL RACK OR FLOOR RACK TYPE 6 TYPE Q SPIDER MFG PHA2 TABLE BOX TWO 2 15A DUPLEX RECEPTACLE BY DIVISION 16 FOUR 4 CATEGORY 6 DATA DROPS BY COMMS MOUNTED FLUSH IN TABLE TYPE R TYPE R SPIDER MFG PHA2 TABLE BOX ONE 1 15 DUPLEX RECEPTACLE BY DIVISION 16 two 2 CATEGORY 6 DATA DROPS BY COMMS MOUNTED FLUSH IN TABLE TYPE S Z TYPE S WALL MOUNT CLOCK LOCATION ONE 1 CATEGORY 6 DATA DROP BY COMMS MOUNTED AT 12 ABOVE ENTRANCE DOOR FRAME TYPE T QO SHERIDAN TV OUTLET LOCATION ONE 1 RECESSED POWER AND DATA BACK BOX TWO 2 158 DUPLEX RECEPTACLE BY DIVISION 16 TWO 2 CATEGORY 6 DATA DROP BY COMMS MOUNTED AT 108 A F F MASTER GUIDELINES FOR COMMUNICATIONS INFRA STRUCTURE VERSION 5 0 TITLE FIGURE 30 OUTLET TYPES 1 2 CONDUIT MIN 1 25mm CONDUIT BY DIV 16 UP TO ACCESSIBLE CEILING SPACE BY DIVISION 16 DECORA STYLE ADAPTER Y DV 46 CAT6 MODULAR OUTLET CAT6 MODULAR OUTLET BLANK 2 GANG BACK BOX BY DIV 16 COVERPLATE BY DIV 16 INTERNAL BARRIER BY DIV 16 1 2 CONDUIT MIN 1 25mm CONDUIT BY DIV 16 UP TO ACCESSIBLE CEILING SPACE BY DIVISION 16 DECORA STYLE ADAPTER BY DN 16 CAT6 MODULAR OUTLET BLANK BLANK 2 GANG BACK BOX BY DIV 16 COVERPLATE BY DIV 16 INTERNAL BARRIER BY DIV 16 MASTER GUIDELINES FOR COMMUNICATIONS INFRA STRUCTURE VERSION 5 0 TITLE
37. NK CAT6 MODULAR OUTLET BLANK SINGLE GANG BACK BOX BY DIV 16 OO COVERPLATE BY COMMS 1 2 CONDUIT MIN 1 25mm CONDUIT BY DIV 16 UP TO ACCESSIBLE CEILING SPACE BY DIVISION 16 DECORA STYLE ADAPTER 15A DUPLEX CAT6 MODULAR OUTLET BY DIV 16 BLANK BLANK 2 BACK BOX BY DIV 16 COVERPLATE BY DIV 16 INTERNAL BARRIER BY DIV 16 A MASTER GUIDELINES FOR COMMUNICATIONS INFRA STRUCTURE heridan VERSION 5 0 TITLE FIGURE 34 OUTLET DETAILS G amp H 1 2 CONDUIT y MIN 1 25mm CONDUIT BY DIV 16 UP TO ACCESSIBLE CEILING SPACE BY DIVISION 16 DECORA STYLE ADAPTER DN 16 CAT6 MODULAR OUTLET CAT6 MODULAR OUTLET BLANK 2 GANG RECESSED BACK BOX BY DIV 16 INTERNAL BARRIER BY DIV 16 BLANK 15A DUPLEX CAT6 MODULAR OUTLET BY DIV 16 BLANK Sky PHA2 PHANTOM Ps INTERNAL BARRIER BLANK CAT6 MODULAR OUTLET BLANK TYPE K MASTER GUIDELINES FOR COMMUNICATIONS INFRA STRUCTURE VERSION 5 0 TITLE FIGURE 35 OUTLET DETAILS J amp K 15A DUPLEX BY DIV 16 DECORA STYLE ADAPTER MORA CAT6 MODULAR OUTLET CAT6 MODULAR OUTLET BLANK 3 GANG SURFACE MOUNT BOX BY DIV 16 COVERPLATE BY DIV 16 INTERNAL BARRIER BY DIV 16 1 2 CONDUIT ONE 2 50mm CONDUIT BY DIV 16 TO A V CONTROL ROOM BY DIVISION 16 A 1 BY DIV 16 DECORA STYLE ADAPTER 15A DUPLEX ay ON 8 CAT6 M
38. ODULAR OUTLET CAT6 MODULAR OUTLET CAT6 MODULAR OUTLET 3 GANG BACK BOX BY DIV 16 COVERPLATE BY DIV 16 INTERNAL BARRIER BY DIV 16 MASTER GUIDELINES FOR COMMUNICATIONS INFRA STRUCTURE VERSION 5 0 TITLE FIGURE 36 OUTLET DETAILS L 8 M ONE 2 50mm CONDUIT TO A V CONTROL ROOM BY DIVISION 16 15A DUPLEX BY DIV 16 DECORA STYLE ADAPTER BY DIV 16 CAT6 MODULAR OUTLET CAT6 MODULAR OUTLET BLANK 3 GANG SURFACE MOUNT BOX BY DIV 16 COVERPLATE BY DIV 16 INTERNAL BARRIER BY DIV 16 1 2 CONDUIT 5 TWO 1 25mm CONDUIT BY DIV 16 TO CEILING SPACE BY DIVISION 16 15A DUPLEX BY DIV 16 DECORA STYLE ADAPTER DV 16 CAT6 MODULAR OUTLET CAT6 MODULAR OUTLET BLANK 4 GANG BACK BOX BY DIV 16 COVERPLATE BY DIV 16 INTERNAL BARRIER BY DIV 16 MASTER GUIDELINES FOR COMMUNICATIONS INFRA STRUCTURE VERSION 5 0 TITLE FIGURE 37 OUTLET DETAILS N amp P BLANK 15A DUPLEX CAT6 MODULAR OUTLET BY DIV 16 PHA4 PHANTOM 4 SPIDER BOX BLANK CAT6 MODULAR OUTLET BLANK INTERNAL BARRIER BLANK 15A DUPLEX CAT6 MODULAR OUTLET BY DIV 16 BLANK PHA4 PHANTOM 4 SPIDER BOX INTERNAL BARRIER MASTER GUIDELINES FOR COMMUNICATIONS INFRA STRUCTURE VERSION 5 0 TITLE FIGURE 38 OUTLET DETAILS Q 8 R T MIN 1 25mm CONDUIT ANGLED TOWARD MAIN RUN BY DIMSION 16 DECORA STYLE ADAPTER BLANK CAT6 MODULAR OUTLE
39. ROOM FUNCTION 11 3 1 Main Computer Room 11 3 2 Communications Hub Room 11 3 3 Co Locate Hub Room 11 4 REQUIREMENTS BASED ON DOOR FUNCTION 11 4 1 Single Door 1 Card Reader Install junction box with a 34 conduit leading to RM 4 Reader is to be placed on the wall adjacent to the knob Not hinge side Bottom of reader positioned between 38 and 40 above floor level Edge of reader positioned at least 2 from the door frame 2 Electric Lock u Install 4 conduit to RM4 enclosure Share with Reader conduit if on same wall Commercial Grade 34 keeper depth 12 24VDC operating range Fail Secure Built in LBM required Latch Bolt Monitor 3 Door Contact Share conduit with REX module 1k DEOL 1k ohm Double end of line Normally Closed configuration Tied in series with LBM Mounted on top of door frame not the side Center of D C must be drilled from 1 5 to 3 5 from edge of door Latch side Contact and Magnet must be lightly glue into place using silicone Sheridan Institute of Technology amp Advanced Learning Page 62 of 74 e Sheridan 4 Request to Exit u Install 34 conduit from top of door frame Latch Side to RM 4 Enclosure Mount REX to top edge of door frame on secure side Should be mounted above door knob handle Aim REX to view 3 away from the base of the door 5 RM 4 Door Control Module Must be located within 10 of door suggested but can reach 20 25
40. SI NFPA 70 Article 318 Cable Trays Supply and install all sections of tray including required coupling joining hardware support and attachment hardware and dropouts waterfalls where required The radii on all fittings shall match tray width The inside of the cable tray must be free of burrs sharp edges or projections which can damage the cable insulation Supply and install all required rods for support of cabletray structure Cabletray shall be supported on trapeze clips and a support must be placed within 2 feet 600mm on each side of any connection to a fitting u All metallic cable trays must be grounded Clearly mark any tray that is used as an equipment grounding conductor as specified in ANSI NFPA 70 Section 318 3 c Communications Contractor must follow routing laid out on the Communications drawings for all cable tray in the computer room and on the floors Allcabletrays must be installed above bulkheads where possible 7 1 9 Communications Cable Support All Other Locations For bundles of up to 16 cables utilise Erico Part Number CAT12 UPC Number 33178 J hook assemblies All cabling shall be separated into separate bundles on each side of the rod There shall be a maximum of 2 hooks per rod These are to be supplied and installed by Communications Contractor For bundles between 16 and 24 cables utilise Erico Part Number CAT21 UPC Number 30015 J hook assemblies All cabling shall be separated int
41. T BLANK SINGLE GANG BACK BOX COVERPLATE BY DIV 16 MIN 1 25mm CONDUIT ANGLED TOWARD MAIN RUN BY DIMSION 16 15A DUPLEX BY DIV 16 DECORA STYLE ADAPTER By BW 16 CAT6 MODULAR OUTLET CAT6 MODULAR OUTLET BLANK 3 GANG SURFACE MOUNT BOX BY DIV 16 COVERPLATE BY DIV 16 INTERNAL BARRIER BY DIV 16 MASTER GUIDELINES FOR COMMUNICATIONS INFRA STRUCTURE VERSION 5 0 TITLE FIGURE 39 OUTLET DETAILS S amp FLOOR SLAB 8x8 JUNCTION BOX 2 2 CONDUITS BEHIND DRYWALL TBAR CEILING RIASED FLOOR 2 2 CONDUITS BEHIND DRYWALL JUNCTION 8x8 ao FRONT VIEW SIDE VIEW MASTER GUIDELINES FOR COMMUNICATIONS INFRA STRUCTURE VERSION 5 0 TITLE FIGURE 40 CONDUIT REQUIREMENT 2 CONDUCTOR MASTER GUIDELINES FOR COMMUNICATIONS INFRA STRUCTURE VERSION 5 0 TITLE FIGURE 41 INDOOR SPEAKERS CATE 4 PAIR ORANGE WHITE _ WHITE ORANGE LE TWIST AND WRAP REMAINING THREE PAIRS mome FOR FUTURE USE MASTER GUIDELINES FOR COMMUNICATIONS INFRA STRUCTURE VERSION 5 0 TITLE FIGURE 42 OUTDOOR SPEAKERS
42. T ALL DISPLAY LOCATIONS ONE 1 2 CONDUIT LINKS FROM DISPLAY TO TABLE NOT TO EXCEED 40 TYPE J OUTLET SEE OUTLET DETAILS MINIMUM 3 0 CLEAR FOR HANDICAP ACCESS TWO 2 TYPE R OUTLET MOUNTED ON TABLE TYPE L OUTLET MOUNTED AT UNDERSIDE OF TABLE WALL MOUNTED DISPLAY SIZE SPECIFIED BY PROJECT DESIGN TEAM HDMI AND OR DV CABLES FED THROUGH CONDUIT BY OTHERS TYPE OUTLET MOUNTED AT 12 A F F TYPE 5 OUTLET MOUNTED AT 12 ABOVE FINISHED DOOR FRAME TYPE E OUTLET MOUNTED IN CEILING SPACE o 12 13 MASTER GUIDELINES FOR COMMUNICATIONS INFRA STRUCTURE VERSION 5 0 TITLE FIGURE 25 14 PERSON MEETING ROOM 2 1 STANDARD LAB MASTER GUIDELINES FOR COMMUNICATIONS INFRA STRUCTURE VERSION 5 0 TITLE FIGURE 26 2 1 STANDARD LAB TABLE TOP VIEW TABLE UNDERSIDE VIEW 2 GROMMETTED OPENING FOR CABLES TO PASS THROUGH FROM UNDERSIDE FOR TABLE OUTLET DETAILS SEE ENLARGED VIEWS BELOW DOUBLE GANG BOX 72 AFF CENTERED ON WALL BEHIND DISPLAY 32 W 18 H x 3 4 PLYWOOD BACKING REQUIRED AT ALL DISPLAY LOCATIONS TWO 2 1 1 4 CONDUIT LINKS FROM DISPLAY TO TABLE TO EXCEED 40 DOUBLE GANG BOX 24 36 72 AFF CENTERED ON TABLE FOR COMMUNICATIONS 32 W x 18 H x 3 4 PLYWOOD BACKING REQUIRED AT 72 LOCATION ONLY TYPE J OUTLET SEE OUTLET DETAILS MINIMUM 3 0 CLEAR FOR HANDICAP ACCESS TYPE OUTLET MOUNTED ON TABLE TOP TYPE U OUT
43. T MOUNTED AT 12 ABOVE FINISHED DOOR FRAME TYPE E OUTLET MOUNTED IN CEILING SPACE ASEO AMO AE MASTER GUIDELINES FOR COMMUNICATIONS INFRA STRUCTURE VERSION 5 0 TITLE FIGURE 23 8 PERSON MEETING ROOM z e RSS d TABLE TOP VIEW TABLE UNDERSIDE VIEW 2 2 CONDUIT STUBBED UP THROUGH FLOOR NEAR CENTRE OF TABLE FOR TABLE OUTLET DETAILS SEE ENLARGED VIEWS BELOW DOUBLE GANG BOX 72 AFF CENTERED ON WALL BEHIND DISPLAY 32 W x 18 H x 3 4 PLYWOOD BACKING REQUIRED AT ALL DISPLAY LOCATIONS ONE 1 2 CONDUIT LINKS FROM DISPLAY TO TABLE NOT TO EXCEED 40 TYPE J OUTLET SEE OUTLET DETAILS MINIMUM 3 0 CLEAR FOR HANDICAP ACCESS TWO 2 TYPE R OUTLET MOUNTED ON TABLE TOP TYPE 1 OUTLET MOUNTED AT UNDERSIDE OF TABLE WALL MOUNTED DISPLAY SIZE SPECIFIED BY PROJECT DESIGN TEAM HDMI AND OR DVI CABLES FED THROUGH CONDUIT BY OTHERS TYPE A OUTLET MOUNTED AT 12 A F F TYPE 5 OUTLET MOUNTED 12 ABOVE FINISHED DOOR FRAME TYPE E OUTLET MOUNTED IN CEILING SPACE e 6 D 10 12 43 MASTER GUIDELINES FOR COMMUNICATIONS INFRA STRUCTURE VERSION 5 0 TITLE FIGURE 24 10 12 PERSON MEETING ROOM TABLE TOP VIEW TABLE UNDERSIDE VIEW 2 O 2 CONDUIT STUBBED UP THROUGH FLOOR NEAR CENTRE OF TABLE FOR TABLE OUTLET DETAILS SEE ENLARGED VIEWS BELOW DOUBLE GANG BOX 72 AFF CENTERED ON WALL BEHIND DISPLAY 32 W x 18 H x 3 4 PLYWOOD BACKING REQUIRED A
44. ached to the appendices this document 9 1 1 Inter Building Minimum 24 strand 8 3 125u single mode fibre terminated on LC connectors glass fiber as manufactured by corning jacketed under Corning between hub buildings Provide 30 slack loop in manhole Provide 15 slack loop in telecommunications room 9 1 1 1 Single Mode Fibres 1 Low Water Peak Single Mode Fiber SMF 28e Primary Application Industry standard fiber used to support campus and building backbone cabling systems comprising local area networks LANs The cabled optical fiber shall support industry standard multi gigabit Fibre Channel physical interface specifications 2 Outdoor Loose Tube ALTOS All Dielectric Gel Free Cable 2 288 Fibers Outside plant cable for outdoor duct or aerial overlash installation Cable shall be Corning Cable Systems part number U4 T41 2 D20 3 Outdoor Loose Tube ALTOS Armored Gel Free Cable 2 288 Fibers Rugged outside plant cable for direct burial outdoor duct or aerial overlash installation Cable shall be Corning Cable Systems part number 4 D20 4 Indoor Outdoor Loose Tube FREEDM Gel Free Cable 2 288 Fibers Campus and building backbone in lieu of transitioning from unlisted cable to NEC listed cable Cable shall be Corning Cable Systems part number __ UF T41 _ D20 Sheridan Institute of Technology amp Advanced Learning Page 51 of 74 e Sheridan 9 1 1 2 Rack Mountab
45. ads within the room should be provided with protective cages to prevent accidental operation 7 2 4 3 Communications Co Locate Closet Floors Co locate closets require the installation of anti static Vinyl Composite Tile VCT Floors should be level free of high low spots that would interfere with floor mounting bolts for equipment such as racks or cabinets 7 2 4 4 Communications Co Locate Closet Walls Walls should be slab to slab partitions to satisfy one 1 hour fire rating or as local code requires in achieving that one 1 hour fire rating Each wall of the co locate closet facing accessible ceiling areas shall have either sleeves or a framed slot installed above the general ceiling height to allow cable to enter the closet overhead while making the installation of the fire stop materials possible once cabling is installed Sheridan Institute of Technology amp Advanced Learning Page 40 of 74 e Sheridan One wall of the co locate closet will have a telecommunications plywood backboard This shall be in sheets of 4 0 x 8 0 x 3 4 fire rated plywood stamped accordingly The use and space on this backboard shall be reserved to backbone cabling sound masking or paging All plywood shall be GIS free of any imperfections and mounted good side out If raising of backboard is required it shall be done on wood 2 x 6 x 8 0 studs mounted on 16 centers to create a vertical cable chase behind the plyw
46. al the references include both generic descriptions and specific product details These references shall not be construed as a directive to sole source products from any particular vendor except where this is specifically stated IP based system that monitors both live and recorded events for security access shall include the following 4 IP cameras Power transformers 3 Card Readers 11 1 EQUIPMENT All equipment will be defined supplied and carried by Sheridan Security Parking amp Emergency Preparedness 11 2 CABLING For all Security installations the following wiring specifications apply All cables runs must be free of breaks and splices Use only stranded conductor Multi pair cables must have individually shielded pairs IP Cameras PoE fed over 6 PLENUM RATED CATEGORY 6 cable Interior PTZ housings 1 pair 16 stranded copper shielded cable Exterior PTZ housings 1 pair 12 stranded copper shielded cable RMdd to controller 3 pair individually shielded 18 stranded copper cable Relay for lock to Lock Power Supply 1 pair 18 stranded copper cable Sheridan Institute of Technology amp Advanced Learning Page 61 of 74 e Sheridan Lock to RM 4 2 pair individually shielded 18 stranded cable D C to RM 2 pair 22 Stranded copper cable REX to RM 4 2 pair 22 Stranded copper cable READER to RM 4 6 conductor 22 shielded copper cable 11 3 REQUIREMENTS BASED ON TELECOMMUNICATION
47. al needs layered on top REFERENCE FIGURE 26 LAB 8 5 BREAKOUT GROUP STUDY ROOMS Function These rooms are designed to allow a small group of students to meet and work collaboratively at a peninsula style table that is connected to one of the walls These rooms are equipped with an LCD screen on the opposite wall of the desk for presenting as well as a wall jack and control device on the same wall to give the students the capability to control and display a laptop tablet REFERENCE FIGURE 27 BREAKOUT GROUP STUDY ROOM 8 6 LECTURE HALLS Function Auditoriums and lecture halls are intended for large class sizes or special events These rooms will have tiered seating and state of the art technology Long throw projectors will be needed to allow for a large bright image to be displayed All AV equipment will be stored in an AV room located in the back of the auditorium or in the podium at the front of the room REFERENCE FIGURE 28 LECTURE HALL REFERENCE FIGURE 29 LECTURE HALL DETAILS 8 7 ADMINISTRATION OFFICES Function The need for AV in office spaces is the same as open or public spaces Strategically placed LCDs are installed for digital signage purposes The sizes of screens and placement height will vary throughout Sheridan Institute of Technology amp Advanced Learning Page 45 of 74 e Sheridan 8 8 PUBLIC SPACES Function The need for AV in public spaces is very minimal at the college Usually this only entail
48. an Institute of Technology amp Advanced Learning Page 18 of 74 e Sheridan 7 0 SITE AND SERVICE CONSIDERATIONS 7 1 CABLE PATHWAYS 7 1 1 Entrance Cable Pathways It is strongly recommended that diverse entrances including multiple conduits from multiple carriers are established at Sheridan Institute of Technology and Advanced Learning Campus Locations For existing buildings with existing carrier entrance facilities it is strongly recommended that a diverse carrier method be established to eliminate single point of failure For buildings with existing carrier entrance facilities where Sheridan Institute of Technology and Advanced Learning is not the sole building tenant it is strongly recommended that diverse conduit pathways be established between the existing entrance facility and Sheridan Institute of Technology and Advanced Learning main communications room Typically provide minimum of two 2 banks of three 3 4 100mm conduits from nearest telecommunications manhole tunnel etc into service entrance facility The quantity size of conduits can vary depending on project requirements These can be defined on a project to project basis It is also encouraged that the service provider be pressed to extend the demarcation directly to the Sheridan Institute of Technology and Advanced Learning s main communications room Provide three 1 4 inner ducts in one of the service entrance conduits Coordinate with Informatio
49. blinds are needed to control the amount of ambient light coming into the room lighting and blinds should be controllable using low voltage relay device that our room controllers can connect too All lighting shall be independently controlled from either a wall switch or at the lectern location quasi 3 way functionality 12 4 2 6 Meeting Rooms Blocking or reinforced walls are needed to support LCD TV Two duplex and 2 data jacks located behind each LCD All power and data behind LCD s will be recessed into the wall One 1 Two 2 or Three 3 2 RMC conduits are needed from wall locations to the meeting table These are defined in each meeting room type Depending on ceiling height all meeting room LCDs should be mounted 4 AFF to the bottom of the LCD u System control touch panels should be mounted in the table for all meeting rooms Sheridan Institute of Technology amp Advanced Learning Page 68 of 74 e Sheridan Data and Power to be delivered to Spider box at table Reference to room size must be made for quantities Data at ceiling location for Wireless Access Point Reference to room size must be made for quantities 12 4 2 7 Labs Labs will be treated the same as standard classrooms and may require project specific requirements that will be provided if necessary 12 4 2 8 Breakout Group Study Rooms Blocking or reinforced walls are needed to support each LCD Two duple
50. bolting units to the floor and standard mounting widths are all available Optionally Power bars and cable managers are easily fitted to suit the end use All racks shall be black only Upon request custom colors and sizes are available Additional components shall be required including VDC10 45 10 vertical managers when ganging racks and VDC6 45 on each side Vertical or zero U power bars will also be required but must be verified with each project Standard Features Include Heavy gauge steel Welded or knockdown Universal EIA hole spacing Various heights available Only 19 mounting is required with rack height of 45U Ganging capabilities with or without vertical cable managers Available tapped both sides Optional heavy duty kits increase footprint to 36 REFERENCE FIGURE 12 RACK ELEVATION DETAIL A REFERENCE FIGURE 13 RACK ELEVATION DETAIL B 7 2 2 10Main Computer Room Cabinet Requirements Middle Atlantic MRK 4436 cabinets are made with 11 gauge steel and have a static weight capacity of 10 000 Ibs They come with 10 32 tapped to standard EIA spacing Additional rear Z rails are required The tops are configurable for any scenario All cabinets shall be black only Upon request custom colors and sizes are available Sheridan Institute of Technology amp Advanced Learning Page 34 of 74 e Sheridan Additional requirements for cabinets shall be defined for each individual project 7 2 3 Int
51. by others on a project to project basis 12 3 2 I O Connections All I O connections shall be defined supplied and installed by others on a project to project basis Sheridan Institute of Technology amp Advanced Learning Page 64 of 74 e Sheridan 12 4 REQUIREMENTS BASED ON ROOM FUNCTION 12 4 1 General 12 4 1 1 Instructor Station The room will be equipped with a special lectern instructor stations and shall be specified by others on a case by case basis These lectern instructor stations shall be relocatable to any position in the room 12 4 1 2 A V Power Requirements A 20A un switched dedicated circuit shall be provided for the A V system with duplex outlets located in the cabling junction box and at a dedicated wall projector locations A green wire ground shall be required on all new wall projector locations 12 4 1 3 A V Conduit Requirements Access to wiring connections shall be at the cabling junction box 12 4 1 4 Cabling Junction Box The room will be equipped with a Panduit Ceiling Mounted Media Rack Designed to accept up to 2 RU of active electronics as deep as 17 5 up to 6 RU of standard 19 passive connectivity PZICEA only Designed to accept up to 8 RU standard 19 passive connectivity PZICE only Thermal management design optimizes air flow for improved heat dissipation ideal for high heat load PoE enabled switch applications Mount in 2 x 2 2 x 4 and 2 x 6 drop ceilings 5
52. cated outside the room 7 2 2 6 Main Computer Room Power Each Main Computer Room shall have a UPS supplied by Sheridan Institute of Technology and Advance Learning All rack circuits and plugs shall be on building EPS Emergency Power System or Generator The UPS panel will support equipment only and not lighting circuits or air conditioning equipment as those should be on a panel backed up by the generator Air Conditioning within any IT space should be backed up on building EPS or Generator All electrical panels within the Main Computer Room should support power within the Main Computer Room only There should be no panels mounted in the Main Computer Room that support any equipment lighting outside of the closet All active equipment in the Main Computer Room must be connected to building EPS generator power if it is available Sheridan Institute of Technology amp Advanced Learning Page 32 of 74 e Sheridan There should only be one 1 utility electrical receptacle on each wall that does not have plywood on it or a door on it These receptacles are not on the UPS panel and do not require generator back up Main Computer Room shall contain freestanding racks or cabinets that will require UPS power for LAN switches If raised floor is installed in the facility they can be under the raised floor Type and quantity shall be defined for each project UPS receptacles in the Main Computer Room should be identified
53. conditions with their response The Warranty for the Performance Cabling must be such that the cable meets or exceeds the requirements of EIA TIA 568 A and EIA TIA 568 A 5 Transmission Performance Specifications for 100 Ohm 4 pair Category Cabling including all Standards stated in this Contract If a Warranty issue arises for the cabling the Warrantor must make arrangements to undertake the repair or replacement of Warranty issues within 24 hours of notification This may require the repair replace of cabling components outside regular working hours Bidders are to include a statement of Warranty terms and conditions with their response Sheridan Institute of Technology amp Advanced Learning Page 16 of 74 e Sheridan The Cabling Contractor shall forward the Structured Cabling Platform certification request form s to the proper authority and ensure that a Plaque or Certificate is issued to the Project Manager along with the Structured Cabling Platform user manual The successful bidder will provide a certification number within two weeks of award of this project Please note that the Plaque Certificate must have the Project Managers Client name on the Plaque Certificate The Cabling Contractor will provide letter s of Certification within two weeks of substantial completion of the project to the Communications Consultant This document will include the following verification of the performance of the installed system
54. ding busbar TMGB is the dedicated extension of the building grounding system for telecommunications It serves as the master ground bar or central point for the telecommunications grounding system The TMGB shall be mounted in the main Sheridan Institute of Technology and Advanced Learning communications room of a building The TMGB shall be connected to the building s service equipment power ground for the building with an insulated stranded cable at least 3 0 AWG in size This conductor should be continuous in length no splices and as straight as possible Each building shall have a telecommunications main grounding busbar Alltelecommunications grounding busbars in each communications closet or co location space will connect to the telecommunications main grounding busbar via the telecommunications bonding busbar TBB This busbar must be sized to handle a minimum of thirty 30 connections and be 6mm thick and 100mm high It shall be pre drilled with standard NEMA spacing The TMGB must be installed on two 2 inch insulating spacers connections to TMGB must be made using 2 hole lugs and silver epoxy Connecting hardware must be at least 6mm copper or copper alloy and tin plated bolts and nuts Do not route bonding backbone within 18 of electrical feeders Sheridan Institute of Technology amp Advanced Learning Page 28 of 74 Sheridan 7 1 12 Telecommunications Bonding Backbone The te
55. e REFERENCE FIGURE 36 TYPE L Sheridan Institute of Technology amp Advanced Learning Page 48 of 74 e Sheridan Type M Podium Lecture Stand Location 3 gang back box and cover plate by Division 16 1 2 conduit to floor monument for electrical wiring 2 conduit to A V Control Room for communications wiring Internal barrier between electrical and communications Two 2 15A duplex receptacles Three 3 Category 6 Modular outlets on Decora strap Mounted inside podium REFERENCE FIGURE 36 TYPE M Type N Lecture Hall Projector Location 3 gang back box and cover plate by Division 16 1 2 conduit for electrical wiring 2 conduit A V Control Room for communications wiring Internal barrier between electrical and communications Two 2 15A duplex receptacles Two 2 Category 6 Modular outlets on Decora strap One 1 blank insert Mounted above finished ceiling REFERENCE FIGURE 37 TYPE N Type P A V Closet Location 4 gang back box and cover plate by Division 16 1 2 conduit for electrical wiring Two 2 1 conduits to ceiling space for communications wiring Internal barrier between electrical and communications Two 2 15A duplex receptacle Four 4 Category 6 Modular outlets on Decora strap Two 2 blank inserts REFERENCE FIGURE 37 TYPE P Type Q Spider Mfg PHA2 Table Location PHA2 Spider box mounted in table 1 conduit for communications wiring Internal barrier between electrical
56. e See grounding section of this document for more information on the telecommunication bonding backbone All racks and cabinets including metal cable termination frames within the Main Computer Room shall have their frames individually NOT serially connected to the telecommunication grounding busbar via a 6 AWG insulated copper grounding conductor Sheridan Institute of Technology amp Advanced Learning Page 33 of 74 e Sheridan All conduit ladder rack or cabletray in the Main Computer Room shall be bonded to the telecommunication grounding busbar via a 6 AWG insulated copper grounding conductor The conduit and ladder rack or cabletray may be serially connected to the TGB Grounding strips should be used to connect separate sections of ladder rack or cabletray to ensure continuity Metallic cable sheathe should be connected to the telecommunication grounding busbar using 14 AWG insulated copper conductors Typically the telecommunication grounding busbar will be mounted at the lower right corner of the plywood cable termination wall field The bar should be mounted on insulated stand offs as defined in the grounding section 7 2 2 9 Main Computer Room Rack Requirements Middle Atlantic RL10 45 racks are made of 11 gauge steel and are 10 32 tapped to standard EIA spacing They also come standard with U markings and rack screws All racks can easily be ganged together with or without cable managers Included are provisions for
57. e Sheridan REFERENCE FIGURE 32 TYPE Type D Podium Location 3 gang back box and cover plate by Division 16 1 conduit for communications wiring Internal barrier between electrical and communications Two 2 15A duplex receptacles Two 2 Category 6 Modular outlets on Decora strap of the 2 drops requires to be a purple jack One 1 blank inserts Mounted in floor monument 6 off each wall and or centre of room as defined on classroom sketches REFERENCE FIGURE 32 TYPE D Type E Wireless Access Point Location 1 gang back box and cover plate by Division 16 One 1 Category 6 Modular outlet on Decora strap Two 2 blank inserts Mounted above finished ceiling REFERENCE FIGURE 33 TYPE E Type F Above Ceiling Outlet 3 gang back box and cover plate by Division 16 Internal barrier between electrical and communications Two 2 15A duplex receptacles Three 3 Category 6 Modular outlets on Decora strap Mounted above finished ceiling outside of classroom as defined on classroom sketches REFERENCE FIGURE 33 TYPE Type G Wall Mount Phone Location 1 gang back box and cover plate by Division 16 1 conduit to ceiling space for communications wiring One 1 Category 6 Modular outlets on Decora strap Two 2 blank inserts Mounted at 48 A F F REFERENCE FIGURE 34 TYPE G Sheridan Institute of Technology amp Advanced Learning Page 47 of 74 e Sherida
58. e never through a classroom office or other building services utility rooms Entrance doors shall not have any windows Door width shall be a minimum of 36 wide and 84 high There shall be no door sill in the entrance doorway Doors should be fitted with automatic closers and have either card access or keypad access only The closet shall not be adjacent to any washrooms janitor s closets or kitchen spaces Generally no plumbing piping fixtures or HVAC equipment that could produce leaks or where water may permeate into the room should be located within the confines of the communications closets The closet shall not be directly below or adjacently below any of the rooms defined above Sheridan Institute of Technology amp Advanced Learning Page 35 of 74 e Sheridan No water pipes except for sprinklers shall pass through the ceiling space of the communications closet The minimum closet size is 8 0 x 10 0 80 sq ft These are minimum width x length requirements i e a room with 4 0 x 20 0 is not acceptable Communications closets should be centrally located within the physical area that they serve u Stack rooms wherever possible Provide one room for every 100 to 20 000 sq ft and less than 295 ft in length of cable Adjust room sizes accordingly for additional systems video security access control etc 7 2 3 2 Communications Closet Ceilings Communications closets do no
59. e aqua Manufacturer shall be ISO 9001 and TL 9000 registered Connectors shall be multimode LC Available optical fiber cable types shall be suitable for use in indoor spaces and be listed as OFNR Patch Cord shall contain OM3 50 125 um 850 nm laser optimized EMB multimode fiber and shall comply with TIA EIA 568 B 3 and applicable TIA EIA 604 document Patch Cord jacket and connector color shall be aqua The manufacturer shall have an in depth knowledge and more than 10 year history of manufacturing optical fiber Patch Cords Manufacturer shall manufacture both cable and connectors used to manufacture Patch Cord Patch Cord shall be available in different lengths Patch Cord shall be made by Corning Cable Systems with the following part number 050502T5120xxxM where xxx is the length in metres Required cords i 110 coverage based on fibre count to room where 80 are 5m in length 30 10m in length 9 2 CABLING COPPER All copper related sketches will be in the format of cut sheets attached to the appendices this document 9 2 1 Horizontal Cabling 9 2 1 1 6 6 UTP cable refer to standard specifications Terminate on patch panel on rack Cable shall be white and jacks shall be blue Provide cable and connectors only from Sheridan Institute of Technology amp Advanced Learning preferred manufacturers Belden CDT Alternates will not be acceptable Sheridan Institute of Technology amp Adva
60. ed as it will be cut on site to accommodate specific requirements Routing of conduits can be in slab or in conduit if located in ceiling space below All penetrations must be fire stopped according to code Fourteen Plus 14 Person Meeting Room Provide two 2 2 conduits one 1 from each 2 gang back box at wall locations on the two long walls and the wall where the television shall reside to the centre of the table location At the wall the conduits shall be bushed reamed and left with a grommetted bushing as not to damage any future cabling being installed At the table the conduits shall be stubbed up a minimum of 12 from the slab These conduits shall be bushed and reamed only not to leave sharp edges but otherwise left unfinished as it will be cut on site to accommodate specific requirements Routing of conduits can be in slab or in conduit if located in ceiling space below All penetrations must be fire stopped according to code 7 1 5 Minimum Fill Capacities The following tables are to be referenced for all cable maximum fill ratios for communications cables routed through EMT conduit If not referenced in tender specification ownership of overfill recommendations and costs associated to remedy shall fall on the consultant and or contractor Please note that the conduit fill ratios do not apply to RMC Inner duct or Corlon style pathways Consultant must reference internal diameter of these pathways and use the c
61. eeded 10 4 3 Indoor Speakers Typical requirements for indoor paging speakers shall consist of Arnscott part number A460K speaker Arnscott part number SE40SB enclosure Arnscott part number G70W grill Arnscott part number A70 4 transformer REFERENCE FIGURE 41 INDOOR SPEAKERS Sheridan Institute of Technology amp Advanced Learning Page 59 of 74 Sheridan 10 4 4 Outdoor Speakers Typical requirements for outdoor paging speakers shall consist of Bogen part number SPTISA REFERENCE FIGURE 42 INDOOR SPEAKERS Sheridan Institute of Technology amp Advanced Learning Page 60 of 74 e Sheridan 11 0 INFRASTRUCTURE FOR SECURITY All Security related sketches will be provided by the security vendor on a project to project requirement Related Sheridan Institute of Technology and Advanced Learning Guidelines Sheridan Institute of Technology and Advanced Learning Technical Guidelines Tender Specification by Consultant related to current project Coordination Requirements Sheridan Institute of Technology and Advanced Learning Electronic Systems and Secure Access ESSA Description This section covers requirements for Access Control Systems The Access Control System is installed by ESSA General Requirements for this system for Consultants and Contractors will be provided by consultant These guidelines provide reference to particular types grades and models of products In gener
62. entifying device layouts for typical spaces Preliminary drawing showing main cable tray layouts Preliminary drawing showing communication backbone riser Preliminary drawing showing communication grounding riser 5 1 4 Construction Documents Identify all device locations on scaled plan drawings Identify outlet configurations by unique symbol and or schedule Identify all intended pathways and raceways for horizontal and backbone cable Provide enlarged telecommunications room plans indicating placement of racks cable runway wall mounted systems and ground bus locations Provide rack elevations indicating all patch panel placement cable management structural supports ground connections and space allocated for owner provided network electronics and any owner supplied UPS power conditioners Sheridan Institute of Technology amp Advanced Learning Page 13 of 74 e Sheridan Provide backboard elevations indicating space allocated for wall fields equipment etc u Indicate location and provide details for all grounding apparatus Provide CSI format specifications for cable connectors cable management hardware etc 5 1 5 Construction Review shop drawings for cable connectors and hardware for Administration compliance with project specifications and Sheridan Institute of Technology amp Advanced Learning requirements Make periodic construction visits to observe the installation for conformance t
63. ermediate Distribution Frame Type I IDF I AKA Communications Closets Communications Co Locate Closets will provide the IT services to the general area in which the closet is located Each floor of each Sheridan Institute of Technology and Advanced Learning occupied building must have at least one 1 communications closet or communications co locate closet Cabling serving offices classrooms other services on a particular floor must be terminated in a communications closet or communications co locate on the same floor REFERENCE FIGURE 14 5 x 8 LT CLOSET REFERENCE FIGURE 15 7 x 6 LT CLOSET REFERENCE FIGURE 16 I T CLOSET CROSS SECTION A REFERENCE FIGURE 17 I T CLOSET CROSS SECTION B REFERENCE FIGURE 18 4 5 x 6 SHALLOW I T CLOSET 7 2 3 1 Communications Closet General Each closet must be a maximum of 235 horizontal run from the furthest telecommunications outlet that the closet serves The remaining 60 is reserved for vertical cable run and patch cords Please note that these lengths are for cable distance NOT drawing scale distance Equipment racks within the room must have at least four 4 feet clearance from a wall mounted cable termination field and three 3 feet of clearance from any other wall or obstruction Entrance doors to the closet should swing outward where possible maximizing the usable space within the room Entrance doors shall have direct access to hallways i
64. escriptions and specific product details These references shall not be construed as a directive to sole source products from any particular vendor except where this is specifically stated Paging shall include the following 4 Telephone Access Modules 2 Indoor Speakers 3 Outdoor Speakers 10 1 EQUIPMENT All equipment will be defined by Consultant supplied and carried by Communications Contractor Main module to consist of a Viking FXI 1 universal paging interface Features are listed below 10 2 CABLING All cabling for paging system is defined under speaker requirements Any cabling required for network are defined in IT section of this document Sheridan Institute of Technology amp Advanced Learning Page 57 of 74 e Sheridan 10 3 REQUIREMENTS BASED ON TELECOMMUNICATION ROOM FUNCTION 10 3 1 Main Computer Room u Telephone Access Modules are designed to provide telephone access to most commonly available paging systems Provides telephone and paging system connections input and modular page port connector as well as mode setting switches and adjustment control All main paging modules shall be located in the main computer room where possible The paging system must be connected to the PABX station port typical installation shall be a Viking FXI 1 with the following features a Integrate your paging system with virtually any POTS Centrex Digital or IP phone system Suppress background music during
65. following part number 040402R5120xxxM where xxx is the length in metres Required cords i 110 coverage based on fibre count to room where 80 are 5m in length 30 are 10m in length 9 1 2 Intra Building Minimum 12 strand 50 125u multi mode and 12 strand multimode glass fiber as manufactured by corning jacketed under Belden CDT between hub and endpoint buildings Provide 15 slack loop in each telecommunications room Single composite cable is preferred 9 1 2 1 Multimode Fiber 1 Pretium 300 850 nm Laser Optimized 50 um Multimode Fiber for 300 m 10GbE ndustry standard multimode fiber supports 10 Gb s serial transmission for a guaranteed distance of 300 m using 850 nm VCSEL sources Fiber supports current network requirements from 10 Mb s to 622 Mb s using LED based protocols and enables cost effective migration to laser based protocols such as 10 Gigabit Ethernet Gigabit Ethernet and 10 Gigabit Fibre Channel 10GFC Bandwidth intensive applications and congested backbone links requiring scalability are cost effectively supported through premises intrabuilding and interbuilding optical fiber cable plant including local area networks LANS storage area networks SANs and data centers Sheridan Institute of Technology amp Advanced Learning Page 53 of 74 e Sheridan The cabled optical fiber shall support industry standard multi gigabit Fibre Channel physical interface specificat
66. g on room size and function Exact size will be defined by the consultant and or contractor and supplied only by the successful communications contractor Mounting heights and sizes are defined in the reference sketch REFERENCE FIGURE 19 WHITEBOARD DETAILS 8 1 STANDARD CLASSROOM Function Standard classrooms are designed with seating for 48 36 or 24 students These students sit at desks that can be moved or reconfigured The podium where all the teaching equipment will be held will also be re locatable There will be no dedicated AV cabling in these rooms instead all Audio Video Control signals will be sent over the network using any of the data jacks in the floor monuments and received by the projectors or sound system using devices that are also connected to our network REFERENCE FIGURE 20 STANDARD CLASSROOM 8 2 SPLIT CLASSROOM Function Split classrooms are paired side by side with a moveable wall separating the two of them Individually Split rooms are designed the same way as standard rooms However when the moveable wall is opened the two rooms become one thus making the podiums act differently One podium will act as the master and be able to take control of the Audio Visual equipment in both rooms The other podium becomes the slave and can no longer control any of the equipment in either room There will be no whiteboards or projectors mounted onto the moveable wall REFERENCE FIGURE 21 SPLIT CLASSROOM 8 3
67. hall be located outside the communications closet where possible and the air conditioned air shall be ducted into the closet Room temperature shall be maintained at 18 C to 24 Air conditioning unit should be backed up by the emergency power generator where available but should not be on the UPS system If air conditioning is inside room all condensate pipes must be routed outside the room The relative humidity in the room must be kept at 40 7 2 3 6 Communications Closet Power Each communications closet shall have a UPS supplied by Sheridan Institute of Technology and Advance Learning All rack circuits and plugs shall be on building EPS Emergency Power System or Generator The UPS panel will support equipment only and not lighting circuits or air conditioning equipment as those should be on a panel backed up by the generator All electrical panels within the telecommunications closet should support power within the communications closet only There should be no panels mounted in the closet that support any equipment lighting outside of the closet There should only be one 1 utility electrical receptacle on each wall that does not have plywood on it or a door on it These receptacles are not on the UPS panel and do not require generator back up The communications closet shall contain free standing racks or cabinets that will require UPS power for LAN switches If raised floor is installed in the facility they can be under the
68. hin the confines of the communications closets Sheridan Institute of Technology amp Advanced Learning Page 30 of 74 e Sheridan The closet shall not be directly below or adjacently below any of the rooms defined above No water pipes except for sprinklers shall pass through the ceiling space of the communications closet The Main Communications Room size will vary from campus to campus and sizes shall be defined by Sheridan Institute of Technology and Advanced Learning IT department The minimum size for this room shall be twelve 12 feet by twenty 20 feet Main Computer Room should be centrally located within the physical area that they serve The Main Computer Room may be stacked with Communication closets wherever possible Adjust room sizes accordingly for additional systems video security access control etc Main Computer Room shall feed all fibre and copper backbone to Communications Closets or Co Locate Closets 7 2 2 2 Main Computer Room Ceilings Main Computer Room does not require nor is it recommended that they have finished ceilings Closets without finished ceilings must have fireproofing encapsulated to reduce dust in the room The minimum clear ceiling height in the Main Computer Room is 9 6 clear from the finished floor The only suspended fixture permitted below the 9 6 clear is the communications cable tray should it be required Heights and clearances for this are
69. iere microphone included on an as needed basis according to room requirements A line level audio output jack RCA will be available on the front of the equipment rack for interfacing hearing assist or other equipment 12 4 1 9 Control System All functionality for the control system in standard classrooms shall be able to control Automated screens where applicable lighting and blinds 12 4 2 Large Classroom Supplemental Information 12 4 2 1 Projection Capability Large classrooms lecture halls and auditoriums require additional Projection Capable Classroom technology infrastructure which will be individually specified on a case by case basis Requirements may include u Increased data connectivity bandwidth Separate AV booth Additional AV equipment closets Dual projection systems Additional I O modules and systems Sheridan Institute of Technology amp Advanced Learning Page 66 of 74 e Sheridan Additional internal future growth conduit Auto tracking cameras Auto balancing sound system Audience microphone locations Secondary instructor station s 12 4 2 2 Control System The networking option will consist of an integrated controller located in the instructor station An eight button panel will be located on the instructor station The control system will have an optional network connection to allow remote support from Classroom Technical Services The following functions will be programmed i
70. in writing to the Project Manager their representative for review The changes will then be accepted or declined by the Project Authority at their discretion This is to remain valid for the entire Warranty period Sheridan Institute of Technology amp Advanced Learning Page 17 of 74 e Sheridan 6 0 6 1 6 2 6 3 6 4 6 5 6 6 SYSTEM AND PERFORMANCE Data System Designed to support 1 Gbps Ethernet to the desktop over UTP copper cable ntra building backbone shall support 10Gbps Ethernet nter building backbone shall support DWDM Dense Wave Division Multiplexing Voice System Specific design to be coordinated with Sheridan Institute of Technology amp Advanced Learning Information Communication Technologies Typically Sheridan College uses VoIP and all cable pulls terminate in the same patch panels Wireless Networks Specific design to be coordinated with Sheridan Institute of Technology amp Advanced Learning Information Communication Technologies Paging Networks Specific design to be coordinated with Sheridan Institute of Technology amp Advanced Learning Information Communication Technologies Audio Visual Networks Specific design to be coordinated with Sheridan Institute of Technology amp Advanced Learning Audio Visual Department Security Networks Specific design to be coordinated with Sheridan Institute of Technology amp Advanced Learning Security Department Sherid
71. ions 2 Pretium M 550 850 nm Laser Optimized 50 um Multimode Fiber for 550 m Q 10GbE Industry standard multimode fiber supports 10 Gb s serial transmission for a guaranteed distance of 550 m using 850 nm VCSEL sources Fiber supports current network requirements from 10 Mb s to 622 Mb s using LED based protocols and enables cost effective migration to laser based protocols such as 10 Gigabit Ethernet Gigabit Ethernet and 10 Gigabit Fibre Channel 10GFC Bandwidth intensive applications and congested backbone links requiring scalability are cost effectively supported through premises intrabuilding and interbuilding optical fiber cable plant including local area networks LANS storage area networks SANs and data centers cabled optical fiber shall support industry standard multi gigabit Fibre Channel physical interface specifications 9 1 2 2 EDGE Plug amp Play 1 EDGE Universal Preconnectorized MTP Indoor Trunk Cable Assembly 12 fiber MTP Connectors pre terminated on both ends for termination into pre assembled connector modules and or MTP adapter panels representative part number shall be G7575xxyPNDDUZZzF where xx is replaced with 12 24 36 48 96 or E4 144 strand counts y is replaced with T for OM3 50 125 or Q for OM4 50 125 and the length is designated in yyy feet 2 EDGE Universal Preconnectorized MTP Indoor Trunk Cable Assembly 12 fiber MTP Connectors pre terminated
72. irements Section Sheridan Institute of Technology amp Advanced Learning Page 2 of 74 e Sheridan October 15 2012 4 7 Revisions to IT 4 7 1 Revisions to Plug Types 4 7 2 Additions to Plug Types 4 7 3 Revisions to Breakout Study Rooms 4 7 4 Revisions to Meeting Rooms 4 7 5 Revisions to Classrooms November 28 2012 4 8 Revisions to IT 4 8 1 Redefining Plug Types 4 8 2 Revisions to Meeting Rooms 5 0 August 25 2013 5 0 Revision to IT 5 0 1 Update of all Codes Standards amp Acronyms 5 0 2 Revisions to Administrative Staff amp Titles 5 0 3 Addition of Copper Patch Cords 5 0 4 Addition of Fibre Patch Cords 5 0 5 Revision to 20A Plug Configuration 5 06 Update for Inclusion of all Revised Detail Sketches Sheridan Institute of Technology amp Advanced Learning Page 3 of 74 TABLE OF CONTENTS 1 0 6 2 0 Acknowledgements sirsiran a ddd S EE O SLE GLSL 7 3 0 DEIA oda OE 9 10 Applicablestandards dd 10 50 Telecommunications Design 100 is 13 Design Deliverable8 u uu u ku a di 13 25 1 1 Programming uu aaa 13 A EEEE ESENE ETENEE TAES 13 5 1 3 Design Development n Ns Pon I o Ca 13 5 Construction Doc nuna O KG R RGG 13 Ns ku uu aa MeSH ES 13 5 1 6 Prequalified Manufacture V endorses decer iii 14 5 1 7 Preg alified 070 discs 14 5 2 Fi
73. le Hardware 1 Closet Connector Housing CCH Provide interconnect or cross connect capabilities between outside plant riser or distribution cables and the opto electronics Housing shall be Corning Cable Systems Part number CCH 01U or CCH 02U or CCH 03U or CCH 04U according to the required fiber capacity 2 LANscape Solutions Connector Panels panels are used with field installable connectors or in applications where the pre connectorized cables are routed directly from the equipment to the piece of interconnect hardware Housing shall be Corning Cable Systems Part number CCH 01U CCH 02U or CCH 03U or CCH 04U according to the required fiber capacity Panel part number shall be Corning Cable Systems CCH CPXX Y Y where the XX is the fiber count and the YY is the adapter code Example Y Y code is A9 LC Duplex for SM fiber 9 1 1 3 Fiber Optic Connectors 1 No Epoxy and No Polish Unicam LC UniCam Standard Single Mode Connector duplex format required Rapid termination of interbuilding indoor outdoor and outdoor optical fiber cables that contain single mode optical fiber Single Mode LC Connector shall be Corning Cable Systems part number 95 200 99 9 1 1 4 Fiber Optic Cable Fan Out Kits 1 Buffer Tube Fan Out Kits u Indoor Buffer Tube Fan Out Kits Furcation of optical fiber stranded loose tube cables to terminate individual fibers with field installable connectors Corning Cable Systems
74. le pathways established Typically these would be conduit paths Quantity of conduits varies according to project requirements Between two communications closets on the same floor there should be a cable pathway installed Within a communications closet or main communications room that does not have raised floor an overhead raceway is required This raceway is typically ladder rack or cable tray Sleeves or slots should be installed from the wall mounted telecommunications outlet boxes to above the access ceiling Typically a 1 gang outlet box with a single faceplate is required for the wall mounted telecommunication outlet with a minimum of one 1 conduit stub up When utilizing Deco adapters locations with more than 3 outlets at a single location must go to a 2 two gang outlet box with a dual faceplate and the minimum conduit size shall increase to 1 1 4 If utilizing Belden CDT cover plates utilize 4 port cover over single gang box In the offices flexible conduit is required from the modular furniture feed point either wall or floor to the modular furniture This pathway can be either flexible conduit spiral wrap split loom tubing or loom tubing It must be cut to length and cover the entire length of the exposed cable It must be secured at both ends as not to expose cable when furniture is bumped or moved The communications contractor typically installs this In offices for case goods non modular furniture a typical 1 gang o
75. lecommunications bonding backbone TBB connects the telecommunications main grounding busbar with each of the telecommunication grounding busbars There will be one telecommunication grounding busbar in each telecommunication closet telecommunication bonding backbone shall be insulated stranded copper 3 0 AWG in size Splices should be kept to a minimum and where necessary should be located in accessible telecommunications spaces Provide 3 0 AWG insulated copper bonding backbone from the main ground bus in the service entrance facility MDF to the intermediate rooms IDF with 6 AWG jumper to TGB s 7 1 13 Telecommunications Grounding Busbar 1 telecommunications grounding busbar will be located in each telecommunications closet See the communications closet section for more information Bond all equipment racks cabinets etc to ground busbar in each telecommunications room with 6 AWG insulated ground conductor Minimum performance shall be 2ohms 22 TELECOMMUNICATIONS ROOM FUNCTIONS 7 2 1 Main Distribution Frame MDF AKA Main Cross Connect Main Cross Connect will provide telecommunications services to a building or campus environment It is a distribution frame on one part of which terminate the permanent outside lines entering the central office building and on another part of which terminate the subscriber line multiple cabling trunk multiple cabling etc Provide minimum of one 10 x 12
76. lowed REFERENCE FIGURE 03 INTERFLOOR CORE REQUIREMENTS Sheridan Institute of Technology amp Advanced Learning Page 21 of 74 e Sheridan 7 1 4a Breakout Room Pathways Requirements Four 4 Person Breakout Room Provide two 2 17 conduits one 1 from each 2 gang back box at wall locations on the two short walls of the room to the centre of the table location At the wall the conduit shall be bushed reamed and left with a grommetted bushing as not to damage any future cabling being installed At the table the conduit shall be stubbed up a minimum of 12 from the slab This conduit shall be bushed and reamed only not to leave sharp edges but otherwise left unfinished as it will be cut on site to accommodate specific requirements Routing of conduit can be in slab or in conduit if located in ceiling space below All penetrations must be fire stopped according to code Six 6 Person Meeting Room Provide two 2 2 conduits one 1 from each 2 gang back box at wall locations on the two short walls of the room to the centre of the table location At the wall the conduits shall be bushed reamed and left with a grommetted bushing as not to damage any future cabling being installed At the table the conduits shall be stubbed up a minimum of 12 from the slab These conduits shall be bushed and reamed only not to leave sharp edges but otherwise left unfinished as it will be cut on site to accommodate specific require
77. ments Routing of conduits can be in slab or in conduit if located in ceiling space below All penetrations must be fire stopped according to code Eight 8 Person Meeting Room Provide two 2 2 conduits one 1 from each 2 gang back box at wall locations on the two short walls of the room to the centre of the table location At the wall the conduits shall be bushed reamed and left with a grommetted bushing as not to damage any future cabling being installed At the table the conduits shall be stubbed up a minimum of 12 from the slab These conduits shall be bushed and reamed only not to leave sharp edges but otherwise left unfinished as it will be cut on site to accommodate specific requirements Routing of conduits can be in slab or in conduit if located in ceiling space below All penetrations must be fire stopped according to code Sheridan Institute of Technology amp Advanced Learning Page 22 of 74 e Sheridan Ten to Twelve 10 12 Person Meeting Room Provide two 2 2 conduits one 1 from each 2 gang back box at wall locations on the two short walls of the room to the centre of the table location At the wall the conduits shall be bushed reamed and left with a grommetted bushing as not to damage any future cabling being installed At the table the conduits shall be stubbed up a minimum of 12 from the slab These conduits shall be bushed and reamed only not to leave sharp edges but otherwise left unfinish
78. mped accordingly The use and space on this backboard shall be reserved to backbone cabling sound masking or paging All plywood shall be GIS free of any imperfections and mounted good side out If raising of backboard is required it shall be done on wood 2 x 6 x 8 0 studs mounted on 16 centers to create a vertical cable chase behind the plywood Horizontal bracing or blocking is not allowed Sheridan Institute of Technology amp Advanced Learning Page 36 of 74 e Sheridan On another either adjacent or opposite wall there shall be a requirement for a security backboard This shall be one 1 sheet of 4 0 x 8 0 x 32 fire rated plywood stamped accordingly The use and space on this backboard shall be reserved for security cabling and or building environmental controls as required All plywood shall be GIS free of any imperfections and mounted good side out If raising of backboard is required it shall be done on wood 2 x 6 x 8 0 studs mounted on 16 centers to create a vertical cable chase behind the plywood Horizontal bracing or blocking is not allowed Drywall walls within the room are to be pained a light color to enhance room lighting 7 2 3 5 Communications Closet Heating Cooling and Ventilation All communications closets will require 24 7 climate control The air conditioning unit will maintain a positive pressure in the room with a minimum of one air change per hour The air conditioning units s
79. n Type H Lecture Capture Camera Location 2 gang back box and cover plate by Division 16 1 2 conduit for electrical wiring 1 conduit to ceiling space for communications wiring Internal barrier between electrical and communications One 1 15A duplex receptacle One 1 Category 6 Modular outlet on Decora strap Two 2 blank inserts Mounted at 12 under finished ceiling REFERENCE FIGURE 34 TYPE H Type J LCD Location 2 gang recessed back box and cover plate by Division 16 1 2 conduit for electrical wiring 1 conduit to ceiling space for communications wiring Internal barrier between electrical and communications One 1 15A duplex receptacle One 1 Category 6 Modular outlet on Decora strap Two 2 blank inserts Mounted at 72 A F F REFERENCE FIGURE 35 TYPE J Type K Spider Mfg PHA2 Table Location PHA2 Spider box mounted in table 1 conduit for communications wiring Internal barrier between electrical and communications One 1 15A duplex receptacle Two 2 Category 6 Modular outlets on Decora strap Four 4 blank inserts REFERENCE FIGURE 35 TYPE Type L Under Table Surface Mount Location 3 gang surface mount box and cover plate by Division 16 1 conduit for communications wiring Internal barrier between electrical and communications Two 2 15A duplex receptacles Two 2 Category 6 Modular outlets on Decora strap One 1 blank insert Mounted to underside of tabl
80. n Communication Technologies for further definition of design requirements Minimum of 1 240V dedicated circuit Minimum of 1 120V dedicated circuit REFERENCE FIGURE 01 INCOMING CONDUIT BANK 7 1 2 Inter Building Cable Pathways It is strongly recommended that two diverse cable pathways between Sheridan Institute of Technology and Advanced Learning occupied buildings be established These pathways should be physically separated from each other as much as it is practical to prevent a single disaster from affecting both pathways Where the intra building cable pathways enter each building a Sheridan Institute of Technology and Advanced Learning controlled building entrance room is required as electrical protection devices need to be installed as close to the point of entry as possible A telecommunications grounding busbar should be located within this room Sheridan Institute of Technology amp Advanced Learning Page 19 of 74 e Sheridan Sizes and quantities of intra building conduit depend on the individual requirements of each project REFERENCE FIGURE 02 CAMPUS ENVIRONMENT 7 1 3 Intra Building Cable Pathways These pathways typically consist of conduit sleeves and cable tray or ladder rack Between Sheridan Institute of Technology and Advanced Learning Main Communications Room MCR and the Intermediate Distribution Frame IDF a k a Communications Closet or Co Locate Closet There must be two 2 diverse cab
81. n Institute of Technology amp Advanced Learning Page 25 of 74 Sheridan All cable trays shall WBT PW Pewter Powder Coated Finish or BL Black Powder Coated Finish Series or Sheridan Institute of Technology and Advanced Learning approved equivalent WBT tray is made from documented recycled steel it offers over 400 increase in cable support and 68 reduction in cabling pressure strain over traditional round wire trays It is a continuous rigid T welded steel wire mesh cable management system with the following requirements REFERENCE FIGURE 04 WBT MONOMESH TRAY Mesh system permits continuous ventilation of cables and maximum dissipation of heat Wire mesh welded at all intersections Wire Diameter 0 197 inch 5mm minimum on all mesh sections All mesh sections must have at least one 1 bottom longitudinal wire along entire length UL Classification and CUL Listed 2 deep straight sections in 6 8 12 16 18 20 and 24 inch widths 4 deep straight sections in 6 8 12 16 18 20 and 24 inch widths 6 deep straight sections in 8 12 16 18 20 22 and 24 inch widths u 8 deep straight sections in 8 12 16 18 and 20 inch widths Notes Sheridan Institute of Technology and Advanced Learning preferences 2 and 4 inch depths and 6 12 and 16 inch widths Specify pewter Powder Coated Finish or Black Powder Coated Finish Stainless Steel 304L and 3165 is also available but Stainless
82. n the room must be kept at 40 7 2 4 6 Communications Co Locate Closet Power Each co locate closet shall have a UPS supplied by Sheridan Institute of Technology and Advance Learning All rack circuits and plugs shall be on building EPS Emergency Power System or Generator The UPS panel will support equipment only and not lighting circuits or air conditioning equipment as those should be on a panel backed up by the generator All electrical panels within the co locate closet should support power within the co locate closet only There should be no panels mounted in the closet that support any equipment lighting outside of the closet There should only be one 1 utility electrical receptacle on each wall that does not have plywood on it or a door on it These receptacles are not on the UPS panel and do not require generator back up Sheridan Institute of Technology amp Advanced Learning Page 41 of 74 e Sheridan The co locate closet shall contain free standing cabinets that will require UPS power for LAN switches If raised floor is installed in the facility they can be under the raised floor Type and quantity shall be defined for each project UPS receptacles in the room should be identified as such to distinguish them from other receptacles receptacles reserved for power on the cabinets shall be mounted inside the IT section of the cabinet 7 2 4 7 Communications Co Locate Closet Lighting Lighting intensity
83. nal Documentation Deliverables nunus 15 5 2 1 15 5 2 2 Package Heuuif CP DES oe 16 5 2 3 Warranty and Certification Requirements ui i 16 6 0 Systemiand Performance iii iia 18 GI er id AS 18 62 VOCES o 18 6 0 18 64 Paging Nola oe 18 65 Zug Visual Network OR 18 0 0 18 7 0 Site and Service COSO AA AREA GC EA 19 Tel Cable Pathways i annuns AOS ZA AA GG 19 7 2 Telecommunications Room 5 29 Sheridan Institute of Technology amp Advanced Learning Page 4 of 74 BO PU zas b R wd PR uS RA Do du HR 44 amp l Standard Clas erin e W a S d GE OG 44 82 Split CIS aucun or NU 44 8 3 Meeting NE 44 84 WAS ERE 45 8 5 Breakout Group Study ROOMS enn seen ente tenen nennen 45 8 06 uu ere mo 45 A a On 45 AGO ai 46 8 9 Plug Configurations ui dai E ENA E ria 46 TO T frastructure for IT RETE 51 9 Cabline Pira 51 92 Cabli g Coppef A ii A ARG 33 56 10 0 57 10 1 A 57 CAD Te TE 57 10 3 Requirements based on Telecommunication Room Function 58 10 4 Requirement
84. nced Learning Page 55 of 74 e Sheridan 9 2 1 2 Category 6 FT6 UTP Patch Cord 1 GigaFlex PS6 Modular Cord The GigaFlex PS6 Modular Cords are 4 pair 23 AWG UTP modular cords designed for the use with the Belden IBDN Systems 2400 and 4800LX providing bandwidths of 250 MHz and 500 MHz respectfully The GigaFlex PS6 Modular Cords have been designed to provide mated connection performance that exceeds the Category 6 requirements The GigaFlex PS6 Modular Cord s patented design with a very small footprint makes them fully compatible with any of the highest density hubs with RJ45 jack connections Patch Cord shall be made by Belden CDT with the following part number AX3500xx where xx defines the length and colour Required cords i 130 coverage based on copper count to room where 110 are 1 0 in length blue in colour 20 are 7 0 in length black in colour 9 2 1 3 Multi pair Category 5 FT6 UTP cable a k a pigtails Minimum 25 pair cable Terminate on plywood backboard BIX frame at one end Terminate on 10 24 port patch panel on the rack at other end Cable shall be gray and patch panel jacks shall be black Design adequate slack loops in closets to relocate if racks move in future Provide cable and connectors only from Sheridan Institute of Technology amp Advanced Learning preferred manufacturers Belden CDT Alternates will not be acceptable 1 Provide 1 patch cord per cable
85. nto the system Video projector power control Projector source selection Volume control Video mute Audio mute A level of automation will be programmed into the system in order to simplify room operation for the user In order to save video projector lamp life the system will be programmed to shut down after a specified amount of time with no user activity The room will also be programmed to prevent system operation after hours The system operation can be controlled by day or by week at OCM specified access times 12 4 2 3 Monitoring Option The networked control system option allows the OCM Classroom Support Hotline operator to monitor and troubleshoot the operating characteristics of the room technology and to assist the instructor with any problems Remote control and operation of the room equipment is enabled to facilitate the remote resolution of problems during actual classroom teaching activity The control systems communication protocols permit 24 hour monitoring of system parameters and enhance proactive problem solving to eliminate system down time A software based automated management program oversees the operating parameters of the classroom systems sends repair and maintenance alerts and allows monitoring and analysis of system operation 12 4 2 4 Standard Classroom Whiteboards to be mounted 39 AFF to the bottom of whiteboard duplex and 1 data jack located behind each projector wall locations
86. o project specifications and proper installation practices Perform final punch list including follow up to verify punch list items been completed 5 1 6 Prequalified Manufacturer Vendor Sheridan Institute of Technology amp Advanced Learning has mandated that only Belden CDT shall be an acceptable manufacturer Any other bid submissions or alternates for cost savings shall not be viewed and any such submissions shall disqualify the bidder Any bidding Contractor must be a CSV in good standing with Belden CDT A copy of certification is required with every bid submission 5 1 7 Prequalified Contractors Sheridan Institute of Technology amp Advanced Learning has mandated that only the following Contractors shall be invited to the bid Any alternates or sub contract work isnot acceptable The list is closed at Activo Inc 40 Vogell Road Unit 70 Richmond Hill ON L4B 3N8 Tel 905 787 0750 Fax 905 787 8025 CaTech Systems Limited 201 Whitehall Drive Unit 4 Markham ON L3R 9Y3 Tel 905 944 0000 Fax 905 944 4844 Sheridan Institute of Technology amp Advanced Learning Page 14 of 74 e Sheridan Marcomm Integrated Business Solutions 163 Buttermill Avenue Unit 3 Concord ON LAK 3X8 Tel 905 695 1700 Fax 905 695 1701 52 FINAL DOCUMENTATION DELIVERABLES 5 2 1 Testing and Documentation Testing Criteria Comply minimally with EIA TIA testing requirements Provide certification from manufacturer
87. o separate bundles on each side of the rod There shall be a maximum of 2 hooks per rod These are to be supplied and installed by Communications Contractor Sheridan Institute of Technology amp Advanced Learning Page 27 of 74 e Sheridan J hooks shall be supported by Erico Cablecat UPC Number 30245 CATHBA Angled Hanger Bracket These are to be supplied and installed by Communications Contractor All horizontal cabling designated as floor monuments shall be routed through underslab conduits supplied and installed by Div 16 and through the floor into floor boxes and furniture feed points supplied and installed by Div 16 REFERENCE FIGURE 05 ERICO J HOOK DETAIL 7 1 10 Grounding Well designed grounding systems reduce the risk of damage to telecommunications equipment from stray voltages The communications grounding system shall be used for the communications ONLY Bonding and grounding conductors shall be C U L listed for the purposes intended AII bonding conductors shall be insulated copper with green insulation The minimum inside bend radius of a grounding conductor shall be eight 8 times the diameter of that conductor Bonding conductors should not be placed in ferrous metal conduit Telecommunications grounding for each room type shall be defined in that section REFERENCE FIGURE 06 COPPER GROUNDING BUSBAR 7 1 11 Telecommunications Main Grounding Busbar The telecommunications main groun
88. on both ends for termination into pre assembled connector modules and or MTP adapter panels representative part number shall be G7575xxyPNDDUZZzF where xx is replaced with 12 24 36 48 96 or E4 144 strand counts y is replaced with T for OM3 50 125 or Q for OM4 50 125 and the length is designated in yyy feet 9 1 2 3 Modules 1 Low Loss Plug amp Play Universal Systems Closet Connector Housing CCH Modules Low loss modular patching for Data Center environments where pair wise polarity is maintained by the design of the module and trunk cable assemblies used Modules allow quick connector changes in the front plane without re termination of the backbone cable The low loss Universal modules are mated to both ends of a Universal Trunk Cable Sheridan Institute of Technology amp Advanced Learning Page 54 of 74 e Sheridan Assembly completing a Corning Cable Systems Universal Wiring System where pair wise polarity is ensured Modules shall be Corning Cable Systems part number EDGE UM12 05 93x where x is replaced with T for OM3 or Q for OMA 9 1 2 3 Multi mode Fibre Optic Patch Cords l Low Loss 850 nm Laser Optimized 50 125 um 2 Fiber Patch Cord Patch Cord connectors shall be measured for insertion loss with the following values for each connector typical of 0 2 dB and maximum of 0 3 dB Connector reflectance shall be less than or equal to 20 dB Boot color shall b
89. onduit fill formula listed below Conduits under one 1 are not allowed without written expression from Sheridan Institute of Technology and Advanced Learning IT Department Keep in mind when designing and utilizing fill charts below that recommended fill ratios will vary depending on the number of cables This easy fill table should always be referenced once number of cables are determined for a conduit run or drop location Sheridan Institute of Technology amp Advanced Learning Page 23 of 74 Sheridan Number of Conductors 1 2 gt 2 Percentage Fill 53 31 40 If you cannot find the corresponding table please utilize the conduit fill formula Aconduit x 1 1 x 0 4 Acable where A pi d2 4 For 4 pair copper cabling please utilize the following tables 4 pair Category 5 typical cable O D 0 22 Trade Size 3 4 1 1 1 4 1 1 2 27 2 1 2 3 4 Inside 824 1 049 1 380 1 610 2 067 2 469 3 068 4 026 Maximum 7 12 16 22 36 50 4 pair Category 6 typical cable O D 0 24 Trade Size 3 4 1 1 1 4 1 1 2 27 2 1 2 3 4 Inside 824 1 049 1 380 1 610 2 067 2 469 3 068 4 026 Maximum 6 10 15 20 30 40 4 pair Category 6A typical cable O D 0 29 Trade Size 3 4 1 1 1 4
90. ons Co Locate Closet General Each co locate closet must be a maximum of 235 horizontal run from the furthest telecommunications outlet that the co locate closet serves The remaining 60 is reserved for vertical cable run and patch cords Please note that these lengths are for cable distance NOT drawing scale distance All co locate closets will utilize four post two section front and rear lockable and vented cabinets Equipment cabinets within the room must have at least four 4 feet clearance from a wall mounted cable termination field and three 3 feet of clearance from any other wall or obstruction Entrance doors to the co locate closet should swing inward where possible maximizing the usable space within the room Entrance doors shall have direct access to hallways i e never through a classroom office or other building services utility rooms Entrance doors shall not have any windows Door width shall be a minimum of 36 wide and 84 high There shall be no door sill in the entrance doorway Doors should be fitted with automatic closers and have either card access or keypad access only The co locate closet shall not be adjacent to any washrooms janitor s closets or kitchen spaces Generally no plumbing piping fixtures or HVAC equipment that could produce leaks or where water may permeate into the room should be located within the confines of the co locate closets Sheridan Institute of Technology amp
91. ood Horizontal bracing or blocking is not allowed On another either adjacent or opposite wall there shall be a requirement for a security backboard This shall be one 1 sheet of 4 0 x 8 0 x 3 2 fire rated plywood stamped accordingly The use and space on this backboard shall be reserved for security cabling and or building environmental controls as required All plywood shall be G1S free of any imperfections and mounted good side out If raising of backboard is required it shall be done on wood 2 6 8 0 studs mounted on 16 centers to create a vertical cable chase behind the plywood Horizontal bracing or blocking is not allowed Drywall walls within the room are to be pained a light color to enhance room lighting 7 2 4 5 Communications Co Locate Closet Heating Cooling and Ventilation All co locate closets will require 24 7 climate control The air conditioning unit will maintain a positive pressure in the room with a minimum of one air change per hour The air conditioning units shall be located outside the communications closet where possible and the air conditioned air shall be ducted into the closet Room temperature shall be maintained at 18 C to 24 Air conditioning unit should be backed up by the emergency power generator where available but should not be on the UPS system If air conditioning is inside room all condensate pipes must be routed outside the room The relative humidity i
92. ply manufacturer cut sheets or catalogue technical papers for all recommended products to the Consultant and Client for approval prior to commencing the project The following pages are samples only for Belden CDT Corning WBT APC Middle Atlantic Viking Bogen Arnscott Sheridan Institute of Technology amp Advanced Learning Page 74 of 74 GROUND LEVE MINIMUM 2 0 WARNING TAPE TOP LEVEL OF CONCRETE MINIMUM 1 MINIMU MINIMUM 1 1 2 MASTER GUIDELINES FOR COMMUNICATIONS INFRA STRUCTURE VERSION 5 0 TITLE FIGURE 01 INCOMING CONDUIT BUILDING HUB ROOM NO 01 BLDG 2 HUB ROOM NO 02 BLDG 2 COMMUNICATIONS ROOM BLDG 2 BUILDING 1 HUB ROOM HUB ROOM NO 02 BLDG 1 HUB ROOM NO 03 BLDG 1 MAIN COMMUNICATIONS ROOM MANHOLE FEED POINT FROM SERVICE PROVIDER AT STREET BUILDING 3 HUB ROOM NO 02 BLDG 3 HUB ROOM NO 03 BLDG 3 COMMUNICATIONS ROOM BLDG 3 MASTER GUIDELINES FOR COMMUNICATIONS INFRA STRUCTURE VERSION 5 0 TITLE FIGURE 02 CAMPUS ENVIRONMENT DATE AUG 26 2013 SCALE N T S DRAWN BY AK CHECKED BY CA 404 CORE HOLES BETWEEN FLOORS IN STACKED HUB ROOM SCENARIOS FIRESTOP RESERVED FOR FUTURE SECURITY ALL USED CONDUITS AND REMAINING SPACE IN CONDUITS MUST BE FIRE STOPPED BY THE COMMUNICATIONS CONTRACTOR MASTER GUIDELINES FOR COMMUNICATIONS INFRA STRUCTURE VERSION 5 0 TITLE FIGURE 03 INTERFLOOR CORE REQUIR
93. r bolting units to the floor and standard mounting widths are all available Optionally Power bars and cable managers are easily fitted to suit the end use Allracks shall be black only Upon request custom colors and sizes are available Sheridan Institute of Technology amp Advanced Learning Page 38 of 74 e Sheridan Additional components shall be required including VDC10 45 10 vertical managers when ganging racks and VDC6 45 on each side Vertical or zero U power bars will also be required but must be verified with each project Standard Features Include Heavy gauge steel Welded or knockdown Universal EIA hole spacing Various heights available Only 19 mounting is required with rack height of 44U Ganging capabilities with or without vertical cable managers Available tapped both sides Optional heavy duty kits increase footprint to 36 7 2 4 Intermediate Distribution Frame Type II IDF II AKA Communications Co Locate Closets Communications co locate closets will provide the IT services to the general area in which the closet is located Each floor of each Sheridan Institute of Technology and Advanced Learning occupied building must have at least one 1 communications closet or communications co locate closet Cabling serving offices classrooms other services on a particular floor must be terminated in a communications closet or communications co locate on the same floor 7 2 4 1 Communicati
94. raised floor Type and quantity shall be defined for each project UPS receptacles in the room should be identified as such to distinguish them from other receptacles All receptacles reserved for power on the racks shall be mounted at the bottom back of the rack at the right hand side not on vertical cable management Sheridan Institute of Technology amp Advanced Learning Page 37 of 74 e Sheridan 7 2 3 7 Communications Closet Lighting Lighting intensity within the room should be a minimum of 50 foot candles measured at three 3 feet above the finished floor Additional lighting should be provided over the wall field termination plywood Low ratio frequency emission fluorescent lighting should be used Lighting should be powered from a separate power source than the critical network equipment Lighting should be on back up generator power but not on UPS Lighting should be located a minimum 12 from the front and rear of the rack as not to obstruct cabletrays and access to cabletrays Lighting should be mounted a minimal 12 above the highest point on the cabletray Lighting should not interfere cross or be installed perpendicular to the cable tray within the room 7 2 3 8 Communications Closet Grounding and Bonding Alltelecommunications closets shall have a telecommunications grounding busbar TGB The TGB shall be 6mm thick and 5omm high and sufficient width to accommodate fifteen 16 lugs The TGB shall
95. re not permitted Pull boxes must be in a strait section of conduit run and are not permitted to be used in lieu of a turn bend or corner Pull boxes for communications should not be used for any other type of cabling i e security paging sound masking Pull boxes outside of Sheridan Institute of Technology and Advanced Learning spaces are undesireable and should be avoided The preference for Sheridan Institute of Technology and Advanced Learning is to have all wiring closets stacked vertically for ease of cable pulls between floors This is a recommendation and not a requirement 7 1 4 Intra Building Pathway Requirements Backbone Provide minimum of four 4 4 sleeves through floors in stacked rooms Cap any unused conduits All populated conduits shall be fire stopped according to local codes Where rooms are not stacked provide minimum 4 4 conduits continuous between rooms or as required Cap any unused conduits All populated conduits shall be fire stopped according to local codes u Connect Communications Closets on same floor with a minimum of two 2 4 conduits Conduit between rooms shall have no more than 2 90 degree bends without pull box Pull boxes shall be sized per the amount of conduits Sleeves shall consist of GRS conduit with bushings and stub above the floor a minimum of 4 Horizontal backbone routing shall only be through secure cabletray or 4 conduit No substitutions shall be al
96. re shall be design in accordance with the following standards including all appropriate addendums and revisions ANSI TIA 455 ANSI TIA 568 C 0 2008 ANSI TIA 568 C 1 2009 ANSI TIA 568 C 2 2009 ANSI TIA 568 C 3 2008 ANSI TIA 568 C 4 2011 ANSI TIA 569 C 2012 ANSI TIA 598 D ANSI TIA 604 3 ANSI TIA 604 5 D ANSI TIA 604 10 B ANSI TIA 606 B ANSI TIA 607 B 2011 ANSI TIA 758 B 2012 ANSI TIA 862 A 2011 ANSI TIA 942 2005 ANSI TIA 1005 2009 Test Procedures for Fibre Optics Cables and Transistors Generic Commercial Building Telecommunications Cabling Standard Commercial Building Telecommunications Cabling Standard Balanced Twisted Pair Telecommunications Cabling and Components Standard Optical Fibre Cabling Components Standard Broadband Coaxial Cabling and Components Standard Telecommunications Pathways and Spaces Cabling Standard Optical Fibre Colour Coding Draft FOCIS 3 Fibre Optic Connector Intermateability Standard Fiber Optic Connector Intermateability Standard Type MPO FOCIS 10B Fiber Optic Connector Intermateability Standard Type LC Administrative Standard for Commercial Telecommunications Infrastructure Generic Telecommunications Bonding and Grounding Earthing for Customer Premises Customer Owned Outside Plant Telecommunications Infrastructure Standard Building Automation Systems Cabling Standard Telecommunications Infrastructure Standard for Data Centres Telecommunica
97. rs can be monitored administered and controlled over the campus network The A V equipment will be located in an equipment rack inside of the instructor station It is important for Sheridan Institute of Technology and Advanced Learning to implement a standard operating protocol so faculty can depend on a standard familiar interface in each classroom The audio system exact type to be determined by room requirements will be designed to fit the room s environment with an appropriate speaker system with instructor speech reinforcement as required The program sources are the same as for the video system Large classrooms and auditoriums will have audience microphone capability provided throughout the student seating area The room will incorporate speech reinforcement with a wired or wireless microphone included on an as needed basis according to room requirements A line level audio output jack RCA will be available on the front of the equipment rack for interfacing hearing assist or other equipment 12 2 CABLING The room will be equipped with Gigabit Ethernet connectivity The junction box for AV connectivity shall be a Panduit PZICEA and shall come with four data jacks and a 15A duplex receptacle mounted inside the housing as a minimum Wireless Access Points in the classroom shall provide 802 11b wireless networking capability 12 3 DEVICES 12 3 1 Hardware Devices All hardware devices shall be defined supplied and installed
98. s we are expanding version 5 0 of the Master Guidelines for Communications Infrastructure to include cabling for Paging Audio Visual A V and Security components All detail drawings or images that pertain to only one section of the master outline will be listed and included at the end of that section Manufacturer cut sheet samples will be provided at the end of the document in appendix 14 3 Sheridan Institute of Technology amp Advanced Learning Page 7 of 74 e Sheridan 2 0 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Information amp Communication Technologies expresses its appreciation to the following participants and contributors in the development of this document Sheridan College Information Technology Chris Adams Infrastructures Solutions Designer Information Communication Technologies email chris adams sheridancollege ca John McCormick Director Information Communication Technologies email john mccormick sheridancollege ca Information Communication Technologies 1430 Trafalgar Road Oakville ON L6H 211 Tel 905 845 9430 Fax 905 815 4011 www sheridaninstitute ca Sheridan College Facilities Services Jim Fletcher Director Facilities Services email Jim fletcher sheridancollege ca Fibrelight Design Solutions Inc Alexander Kaszuba B Sc CIS RCDD Senior Designer Email ak fibrelight ca Fibrelight Design Solutions Inc 3434 Pintail Circle Suite 100 Mississauga ON L5N 6C7 Tel 416 619 0337 Fax
99. s based on Location Function 59 11 0 Infrastructure for SUI atenuaddeanians 60 LAI Equipment 60 gt m 60 11 3 Requirements based on Telecommunication Room Function 61 11 4 Requirements based on Door 62 12 0 Infrastructure for Audio 64 DEN MET aa A IA 64 MEC n ii 64 123 DEVICES rrr NM 64 12 4 Requirements based on Room Function 9 9 65 Sheridan Institute of Technology amp Advanced Learning Page 5 of 74 A Sheridan 13 0 Appendices Aaaa TN 13 1 Labeling Conventions enne enne 14 0 Appendices B 14 1 Detail ad 15 0 Appendices C 13 1 Manufacturer s Sheridan Institute of Technology amp Advanced Learning Page 6 of 74 e Sheridan 1 0 FOREWORD The sole purpose of this document is to guide Telecommunication Consultants in their design requirements when producing Tender Drawings and Specifications for contractors bidding various projects and expansions that Sheridan Institute of Technology and Advanced Learning may be undertaking Its main focus will be the IT infrastructure components installation recommendations testing procedures and parameters With telecommunications cabling being utilized in so many other discipline
100. s strategically placed LCDs around the campus for digital signage use The sizes of screens and placement height will vary throughout 8 9 PLUG CONFIGURATIONS Plug configuration will vary throughout the Sheridan spaces They are listed below with requirements for each one REFERENCE FIGURE 30 OUTLET TYPES Type A Convenience Location 2 gang back box and cover plate by Division 16 1 2 conduit for electrical wiring 1 conduit to ceiling space for communications wiring Internal barrier between electrical and communications One 1 15A duplex receptacle Two 2 Category 6 Modular outlets on Decora strap One 1 blank insert Mounted at 12 A F F REFERENCE FIGURE 31 TYPE A Type B Printer Location 2 gang back box and cover plate by Division 16 1 2 conduit for electrical wiring 1 conduit to ceiling space for communications wiring Internal barrier between electrical and communications One 1 20A duplex receptacle One 1 Category 6 Modular outlet on Decora strap Two 2 blank inserts Mounted at 12 A F F REFERENCE FIGURE 31 TYPE B Type C Projector Location 2 gang back box and cover plate by Division 16 1 conduit for communications wiring Internal barrier between electrical and communications One 1 15A duplex receptacle One 1 Category 6 Modular outlet on Decora strap Two 2 blank inserts Mounted at 111 A F F Sheridan Institute of Technology amp Advanced Learning Page 46 of 74
101. steel wire is used primarily in corrosive environments and food processing facilities Stainless steel does not require additional surface treatment Consult WBT representative for assistance in selecting finish for specific applications if required Nominal Dimensions Mesh 2 x 4 inches 50 x 100 mm Straight Section Length 118 inches 3 000 mm Non Standard widths and depths are available upon request Notes Refer to drawings for size requirements at various locations Other sizes are only for reference and must be pre approved for installation due to interference issues They must also be installed in multiples to add up to the minimum width required on drawings Fittings Field fabricated in accordance with manufacturer s instructions from straight sections Sheridan Institute of Technology amp Advanced Learning Page 26 of 74 Sheridan Hardware Hardware including splice connectors and support components available from manufacturer Accessories Covers Solid covers pre galvanized steel width to match tray Grounding Grounding Clip is available for continuous ground of cable management system aluminum Grounding of the Cabletray shall be the responsibility of the Communications Contractor Installation Communications Contractor shall supply and install all required cable tray for horizontal distribution as outlined on drawings All Cable trays and fittings shall conform to AN
102. t require nor is it recommended that they have finished ceilings Closets without finished ceilings must have fireproofing encapsulated to reduce dust in the room The minimum clear ceiling height in the communications closet is 9 6 clear from the finished floor The only suspended fixture permitted below the 9 6 clear is the communications cable tray should it be required Heights and clearances for this are defined in this document Sprinkler heads within the room should be provided with protective cages to prevent accidental operation 7 2 3 3 Communications Closet Floors Communications closets require the installation of anti static Vinyl Composite Tile VCT Floors should be level free of high low spots that would interfere with floor mounting bolts for equipment such as racks or cabinets 7 2 3 4 Communications Closet Walls Walls should be slab to slab partitions to satisfy one 1 hour fire rating or as local code requires in achieving that one 1 hour fire rating Each wall of the closet facing accessible ceiling areas shall have either sleeves or a framed slot installed above the general ceiling height to allow cable to enter the closet overhead while making the installation of the fire stop materials possible once cabling is installed One wall of the Communications Closet will have a telecommunications plywood backboard This shall be in sheets of 4 0 x 8 0 x 34 fire rated plywood sta
103. tions Infrastructure Standard for Industrial Premises Sheridan Institute of Technology amp Advanced Learning Page 10 of 74 e Sheridan ANSI TIA 1152 2009 ANSI BICSI 002 2011 ANSI ICEA S 83 596 ANSI ICEA S 83 640 1 10 1992 ANSI NECA BICSI 568 2006 ANSI NECA BICSI 568 ANSI NFPA 70 ANSI NFPA 70 1987 ANSI Z136 2 BICSI BICSI BICSI AVDRM BICSI DCDI BICSI ESS BICSI ITSI BICSI OPDRM BICSI WDRM BICSI TCIM Requirements for Field Test Instruments and Measurements for Balanced Twisted Pair Cabling Data Centre Design and Implementation Best Practices Fibre Optic Premises Distribution Cable Fibre Optic Outside Plant Communications Cable Powering and Grounding Sensitive Electronic Equipment Standard for Installing Commercial Building Telecommunications Cabling Standard for Installing Commercial Building Telecommunications Cabling National Electrical Code Standard for Paging Punch Block and Cable Sizing Requirements American Standards for the Safe Operation of Fiber Optic Communications Systems Utilizing Laser Diode and LED Sources Network Design Reference Manual 7 Edition Network Systems and Commissioning NSC Reference 1 Edition AV Design Reference Manual 1 Edition Data Center Design and Implementation Best Practices Electronic Safety and Security Design Reference Manual 274 Edition Information Transport Systems Installation Methods Manual
104. ub Room Additional Viking FXI 1 can be installed in Co locate Hub Rooms but all main paging modules shall be located in the main computer room where possible The paging system must be connected to the PABX station port typical installation shall be a Viking FXI 1 10 4 REQUIREMENTS BASED ON LOCATION FUNCTION 10 4 1 Indoor Paging 2 conductor 16 AWG 18AWG cable refer to standard specifications Terminate on BIX frame located on the backboard Provide cable and connectors only from Sheridan Institute of Technology Advanced Learning preferred manufacturers Belden CDT Alternates will not be acceptable All intra building zones shall be wired back to a central location on a single floor closet regardless of number of floors in the building ONLY split termination if maximum distance requirements are exceeded 10 4 2 Outdoor Paging 6 FT6 UTP cable refer to standard specifications Terminate on BIX frame located on the backboard Provide cable and connectors only from Sheridan Institute of Technology Advanced Learning preferred manufacturers Belden CDT Alternates will not be acceptable outdoor paging cables shall be enclosed in minimum 1 EMT conduit entire length of run All intra building zones shall be wired back to a central location on a single floor closet regardless of number of floors in the building ONLY split termination if maximum distance requirements are exc
105. upport IOBASE T Telecommunications Cabling Guidelines for Wireless Access Points Guidelines for Supporting Power Delivery Over Balanced Twisted Pair Cabling Environmental Classification MICE Tutorial Guidelines on Shared Pathways and Shared Sheaths Sheridan Institute of Technology amp Advanced Learning Page 12 of 74 e Sheridan 50 TELECOMMUNICATIONS DESIGN GUIDELINES 5 1 DESIGN DELIVERABLES 5 1 1 Programming With specific input from Information Communication Technologies generate outlet schedule based on functional use summary of the needs program statement Provide preliminary area requirements for entrance facility and telecommunication rooms Identify extent of site work necessary to bring services to building u Provide sq ft budgetary number Where wireless networks are to be the primary connection to the network either a Sheridan IT person or an independent consultant with demonstrated expertise in wireless systems shall be commissioned to provide access point layout equipment selection and input on other construction methods that may affect wireless transmissions 5 1 2 Schematic Design Concept Sketches showing preliminary telecommunications rooms and sizes and zone plan showing areas served by rooms Preliminary backbone riser diagrams showing interrelationships Concept sketch showing major pathways for backbone and horizontal cabling 5 1 3 Design Development Preliminary drawings id
106. utlet can be utilized Where case goods are utilized and communications outlet is located behind furniture communications contractor must label with a small removable coloured sticky dot on the ceiling directly above the location of the outlet All empty conduits must have a pull string or rope installed with a minimum breaking tension of 200 lbs All conduits must be reamed at both ends to avoid any sharp edges that may cut or damage cable being installed Any conduit not de burred must be reported immediately to the acting GC Failure to do so will place onus on the communications contractor for any damaged cable All conduits must be grounded as per local codes Sheridan Institute of Technology amp Advanced Learning Page 20 of 74 e Sheridan Conduits may not be routed adjacent to hot water or steam lines or through areas where flammable materials are installed Bends in the conduit are undesirable and must be kept to a minimum The minimum inside bend radius permitted is six 6 times the inside diameter of the conduit for conduits smaller than two 2 inches And ten 10 times the inside diameter of conduits larger than two 2 inches Pull boxes must be installed when there are more than two 2 90 bends in the conduit run there is a reverse in the conduit run or the run exceeds one hundred 100 feet Conduits must be aligned on opposite ends of the pull box Adjacent side 90 stub ins on pull boxes a
107. x and 2 data jacks located behind each LCD All power and data behind LCD s will be recessed into the wall 2 RMC conduit is needed from LCD location to the other wall where input wall plate will be terminated There should be a break in the conduit where the touch panel will be located above the table Depending on ceiling height all group study LCDs should be mounted 4 AFF to the bottom of the LCD System control touch panels should be mounted 4 AFF 12 4 2 Auditoriums Lecture Halls 2 RMC conduit is needed from podium location in front of room to AV room located at the back of the auditorium Blackout blinds are needed to be able to control the ambient light Zoned lighting is needed to darken the area near the projectors to eliminate any fading of the projected image noise criteria NC should be NC25 and Reverberation Time RT should be between 0 6 and 0 7 sec 12 4 2 10 Administration Offices Blocking or reinforced walls are needed to support each LCD Two duplex and 2 data jacks located behind each LCD All power and data behind LCD s will be recessed into the wall 12 4 2 11 Public Spaces Blocking or reinforced walls are needed to support each LCD Two duplex and 2 data jacks located behind each LCD All power and data behind LCD s will be recessed into the wall Sheridan Institute of Technology amp Advanced Learning Page 69 of 74 e Sheridan 13 0 APPENDICES
108. y in the communications closet shall be bonded to the telecommunication grounding busbar via a 6 AWG insulated copper grounding conductor The conduit and ladder rack or cabletray may be serially connected to the TGB Grounding strips should be used to connect separate sections of ladder rack or cabletray to ensure continuity Metallic cable sheathe should be connected to the telecommunication grounding busbar using 14 AWG insulated copper conductors Typically the telecommunication grounding busbar will be mounted at the lower right corner of the plywood cable termination wall field The bar should be mounted on insulated stand offs as defined in the grounding section Sheridan Institute of Technology amp Advanced Learning Page 42 of 74 Sheridan 7 2 4 9 Communications Co Locate Closet Cabinet Requirements Middle Atlantic MRK 4436 cabinets are made with 11 gauge steel and have a static weight capacity of 10 000 lbs They come with 10 32 tapped to standard EIA spacing Additional rear Z rails are required tops are configurable for any scenario All cabinets shall be black only Upon request custom colors and sizes are available Co Locate cabinets must have lockable secured doors both front and rear Sheridan Institute of Technology amp Advanced Learning Page 43 of 74 e Sheridan 8 0 ROOM FUNCTION All classrooms will receive a whiteboard The sizes and number of whiteboards will vary dependin

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