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Home My WebLink AboutMULT DOCS 3 - 12-00364 - LDS Rexburg 19th Stake - New BuildingAA {u -r, GOMcheck Software Version 3.9.1 f V 1 Envelope Gompliance Gertificate f I I .:! - 2009 tEcc Section 1: Project Information Project Type: New Construction Project Title : Rexburg 19 Construction Site: Owner/Agent: W. 2000 South Allan Christean Rexburg, lD 83440 LDS Church Section 2: General Information BuildingTypeforEnvelopeRequirements: Non-Residential Vertical Glazing / Wall Area Pct.: 13% Activity Tyee(s) Total Building (Religious Building) Section 3: Requirements Ghecklist Designer/Contractor: Cory Roberts NBW Architects 990 John Adams ldaho Falls, lD 83402 208-522-8779 Building Location (for weather data): Climate Zone: Rexburg, ldaho 6b Floor Area 19422 Climate-Specific Requirements: Gomponent Name/Description Gross Area or Perimeter Gavity Cont. R-Value R-Value Proposed U-Factor Budget U-Factor(a) Roof 1: Attic Roof with Wood Joists Exterior Wall 1 : Wood-Framed, 24" o .c. Window 1: Metal Frame with Thermal Break:Double Pane with Low-E, Tinted, SHGC 0.38 Door 1: Insulated Metal, Swinging Door 2: Glass (> 50% glazing):Metal Frame, Entrance Door, SHGC 0.38 Exterior Wall 2: Wood-Framed, 16" o.c. Window 2: Metal Frame Curtain Wall/Storefront:Double Pane with Low-E, Clear, SHGC 0.38 Door 3: Glass (> 50% glazing):Metal Frame, Entrance Door, SHGC 0.38 Exterior Wall 3: Wood-Framed, 16" o.c. Window 3: Metal Frame with Thermal Break:Double Pane with Low-E, Tinted, SHGC 0.38 Window 4: Metal Frame Curtain Wall/Storefront:Double Pane with Low-E, Tinted, SHGC 0.38 Exterior Wall 4: Wood-Framed, 16" o.c. Floor 1: Slab-On-Grade:Unheated, Vertical 3 ft. 21552 3108 z5d 63 21 1 697 378 126 1376 50 168 1200 628 o.027 0.065 0.290 0.600 0.290 0.056 0.290 0.290 0.052 0.290 0.290 0.048 0.027 0.051 0.550 0.700 0.800 0.051 0.450 0.800 0.051 0.550 0.450 o o:l_ 38.0 0.0 19.0 0.0 26.0 0.0 32.0 0.0 38.0 0.0 7.5 (a) Budget U-factors are used for software baseline calculations ONLY, and are not code requirements. Air Leakage, Component Certification, and Vapor Retarder Requirements: Project Title: Rexburg 19 Report date: 08110112 Data filename: NlProjects\Church\Rexburg 19 - 12034\40 Construction Documents\NBW Rex19 ComCheck.cck Page 1 oI 2 g l All ioints and penetrations are caulked, gasketed or covered with a moisture vapor-permeable wrapping material installed in accordancewith the manufacturer's installation instructions. p 2. Windows, doors, and skylights certified as meeting leakage requirements. g 3. Component R-values & U-factors labeled as certified. p 4. No roof insulation is installed on a suspended ceiling with removable ceiling panels. p 5. 'othe/ components have supporting documentation for proposed U-Factors. p 6' Insulation installed according to manufacturer's instructions, in substantial contact with the surface being insulated, and in a manner thalachieves the rated R-value without compressing the insulation. g 7' Stair, elevator shaft vents, and other outdoor air intake and exhaust openings in the building envelope are equipped with motorizeddampers. E 8. Cargo doors and loading dock doors are weather sealed. g 9' Recessed lighting fixtures installed in the building envelope are Type lC rated as meeting ASTM E2g3, are seated with gasket or caulk.g 10. Building entrance doors have a vestibule equipped with self-closing devices.Exceptions: I Building entrances with revolving doors. E Doors not intended to be used as a building entrance. I Doors that open direcfly from a space less than 3000 sq. ft. in area. E Doors used primarily to facilitate vehicular movement or materials handling and adjacent personnel doors. E Doors opening directly from a sleeping/dwelling unit. Section 4: Compliance Statement Compliance Statement: The proposed envelope design represented in this document is consistent with the building plans, specificationsand other calculations submitted with this permit application. The proposed envelope system has been designed to meet the 2009 IECCrequirements in COMcheck Version 3.9.1 and to comply with the mandatory requirements in the Requirements Checklist. Name - Title Signature Date Project Title: Rexburg 19 Data fi lename: N:\Projects\Church\Rexburg Report date: 08110112 Page 2 of 219 - 12034\40 Construction Documents\NBW Rex19 ComCheck.cck CoMcfiec$r $oftware Version 3.9.1 Mechanical ComplianceCertificate 2009 rEcc Section 1: Froject lnformation Prolect Type: ilow Conetnrc{lon Prolac{ Tille ; Rexburg 19 Construction $it6: 2000 Souih Rexburg, lD Owner/Agent: Designer/Contracloc Church o{ Jesus Christ of LatGr Ooy Dwayne SudwEks Saints A U6r Corp. Sote Salt Lake City, UT Engineerod Systems Assoc., ln6 1355 E. Center Pocateno, |o 83201 20&23&0501 ds@errgsystems.corn $ection 2: General lnformation Buiuing Location (for weather data): Rexburgr tdaho Climat€ Zona: 6b Section 3: htechanical $ystems List Qual*i* Syrtcm Tlrpr & Ocacriptio.q 19 HVAC Sysbrn 1 (Single Zonei : Headngi 'l each - Cenbal Fumace. Gas, Capacity = 75 kBtultr, Effidenry * 95.00% Et Coolirq: t each - Split Systern, Capadty = 34 l€tulh, Efnciency = 13.00 SEER. Air-Coobd Condenser 1 Water Heater 1: Gas Instanlaneous Watar Heator, Capacity: 0 gallons, Input Rathg: lgg Btu/h, Efficiency: 0.9O EF 2 Wat6r Heatar 2: Elecfic Storsgd Water Heat6r, Capacity: 2 ga[ons Section 4: Requirement$ Checklist Rcquirumontc Spcclftc To: HVAC $ystem | : [ 1. €quiFnent minimum officiency: Centrat Fumace (Gas): 8O.00 % Et (or 78% AFUE] [] 2. Equipfiontminimumeffichncy: SptitSystem: 13.00SEER Raquircmcnts Speciflc To: Water Hsater 1 : fJ 1. Wator hegling oquipment meeb minimum afficiency requiremeot$: Gas In$iailtaneous Wder Heater effciencyr 0.67 EF g 2. Fhs{ 8 ff of outbt pipirg is insulabd Requirements Specific To: Water Heater 2 : E 1. Wator he€tng equlpm$t meets minimum effidency requirBments: tdo afficbncy requiromenb for srater hoater with storage capadtyless than 20 gallons^ p 2. Fint I fl of qrtlet pipir€ is insulated f] 3, flol water $torage lemperaturc mntrols that allow setpoint of g0"F for non-dwelling unit$ and 1 10.F for d$relling units. [J 4. Hest taps pro\ridod on inlet and otrtlal of storage lanks Ganoric Requirements: Must bs met by all systems to which the requirement is apptlcable: g1 1. Plant equipm€nt and system capacity no greater than necd€d to meet klads Exwption(s): A Standby equlpment automaticelly off when primary syslem is operaling A M$ltipl€ units contndlqd to soquence opefalion as a function of load Proiecl Tith: Rexburg 19 Data fibnarfle: G:\ictnck\Pmjecte\LDg Rexbufg 1 g.ccft Report date: 07130112 P6geldo I 2. M;nlrnum one lemperafure control device per system U 3. Minimum one hurnidity €nFol dB't ics p€r installed humidificafioddehumidification systern D 4. Load calcrrlations per ASHRASACCA Stsndard 1S3_ U 5. -qutotnalio Controls: Setback to 55'F (heal) and 85'F (cool): Tday dock. Z-hour occlpant wemde, l6-hour backupEreopfronfs); U Continuossly opsr:ating zones O 2 l<W demand o{ bss, submit calcribtiffis A 6. outside-air souroe for ventilation; system capable of reducing osA to required rnininum g 7. R-5 suOdy and rEfum air duci insuhtixr in unconditioned spaces R-rg snpply and ratrrrn air dost ins{.rlation outside the buildhg R-8 insulation betu€en ducis and lhe buiHing exerior \shen ducts are paft of a b,uilding assemblyException(s): tr Ducts located within equipment tr Duc*s with interlor and exterior temperafure difference not exoecding 1SoF. g 8. Mecfianical iasteners and sealant* u$od to connad ducts and air disbibulbn equipmenl f] 9 ,Dt6ts sealed - longitudinat seams on reid ducds; transveise saams on alr ducts: uL lglA or lgl B tapes ard nraslicsExsepfoafsJr Cl continuously \^,elded and locking-type longafudinal ioints ard seams on ducts oper*ing d statb pressures less than 2 inches w.g.pressura clarsifi cation U l0.Hdwaterpipeinsulation:'l.5in.brpipes<:1.Sin.and2in.forp$ps>1,Ein. chiHed water/refrigcanubdne pipe insulatioc: 1 .5 in. for pipes <=1.s in. and 1.s in. for pipes >1 .s in.Steam pipe i.lsubtion: 1.5 in. br pipes <sl.S in. and 3 in. for pipos >1.F in.Fxcaptroo{sl: {-l Pifingwithin HVAC eguipmont. B Fllrid tor$eratur$ borwean 55 and l0i"F. O Flukt not heated or cooled with r€ncwabl€ snGrgy. f,l Piping udthin room fan-coll (with AHRI440 r*ting) and unit ventilators {with AHRte4o raring). o Runouts <4 ft in tength. 1 l.Operalim and maintenance rnanual provlded to bsilding own6r l2.Th€mostatlr conkols have S"F deadband Fxcep#rn{$J: Cl Thermo$tats requiring manual changeover bet$een he3$ng and oodting n Spedal occupancy or spedal applicatbns where wids temper€h.re rangres are nol acceplable ard are approred by the aulhorityhaYtng jurisdictbn. lS"Batandw devices pmvkJed in accordance witl tMC (2006) 603.17 l4.Dtmand contn* wntlatbn (DCV) present for high de$En occupancy arsas (>40 porsonlifi)0 fl2 In spaces >5ffi ft2) anct sgrved bysystems with any one of t ) an air-side economizsr, 2) antomatic srodulaling co.rrol of rh€ outdoor air dampor, oe 3) a de*ign outdoorafufiow groater thsn 3000 cfrn. SxcepfioafsJi g Systomswithh€atrocovery. U Multiple-zone systems withfl{ DDC of individual zones communicasng with a central controt panel. fl Systems wi$r a design ouHoor airllold lese than 1200 cfm. tl Spaces wtrcre tho supply airflow rate minus any makeup or otrlgning transfer ak requirernent is le6s ttlan 12tX] ctm. B 1s'Total cooling capacity wilhout oooriomizers musl be less thEn 480 kBlu/h. This pror€{t list3 654 t€tu/h capacity without eoonomizeg, D 16-Motori:€d,.autornatic shutofi ddnFrs required on exhaust and outdoor air supply openirgs€xepfnnn/sJ.' U Gravi{ darnpers aceeptable in building$ <3 stodes fl Gravily darnpers acceptablo in $ystams with outside or exhaust air flow rales less than 300 cfm whe.e dampers are interlock€dwith fan U l7.Aul,omatic controls for floeze prot€cfion systems presenl n t8fj:::lilteat recovery included fof systems 5,000 c{m or greater wiih rnore than Tooi outside air fraction or apecifical}r exemptedExc€pt,onG): U Hazadous exhausl systerns, commercial kitchen and dothes dryer exhaust sysrems that the Intemational futechanical Codeprohibits the use of energy recovery systsfirs. fl System$ serving $paces that ar6 heated and nol cooled to less |fran 60"F. fl ll/hsre mors lhan 60 percent of the ouldoor heating energy is provided &om site-recover€d or sile solar €n€rgy. n Heating systems ln climates wtth bss than 9600 HDD. n Cooling sysierns in climates with a 1 perc€nl cooling des\?n wet-bulb ternp€ratur€ loss tt|an 6,4"F. n ft g fl Pmjec{ Title: R€xburg 19 Data filonarne: G:\check\pfojects\LDs Rexburg 1 g.cck Report date: A7nW12 Page 2 of 6 ll Systems requirir€ dehumldification that employ energy recowry in seri€s with the cooling aoil. il Labotalsy fume hood exhaust sysiems that have etther a variabl€ ak volums system eapable of rsducing 6xhsust and rnakeup air\,olunF to 50 peroefit or le* of design values cr, a sspgrate nrake up air supply meoting lhe followirg makeup air requirernents: a) at least 75 percent of exhaust flon rate, b) heated to no nrore than ?'F below roorn setpoant t6rnpe.atuf6, c) cooled to no lo$/erthan 3'F above room selpoint t6mperature, d) no humldification added, e) no sinxrltrrns$Js heating and cooling. Section 5: Compliance Statement Compliance Statsment' The proposed mechanical design represeiltad in this document is conslstent with the building ptans, speoificatlms and other calculations submittad with lhis permit application. Ths proposed mec*ranicsl st,stems have been desfn€d to m€et thg A0og IECC Section 6: Post Construction Compiiance $tatement ill HVAC rccord drawirqs of the actual installation, systam capaciti€s, caiitilation inficrmatkrn, and performance data for aacfr equiFnEntprovided to the owner. tr HVAC 0&M dofiiments for all mochanical equipnent and *ystem prwidod to the owner by the mechanical conlractor. tr Wri&an HVAC balancing arrd ope€tions report prcvided to the orvner. The above port conctfuction requirem€nts hrve bcen completed. Principal Mecfianical Designer-Name Sfunature Date Date Prolect TillB: Roxburg 19 Data filoname: G:\check\Projects\LDS Rexburg 1 9.cdr Report dats: OIl3Ol12 Pag€ 3 of I SSMc*ecJr $oftware V*rsionr 3.$.1 Mechanical Requirements Description 2009 tEcc ffi,fff:* tist provides nrore detailed descriptions of the requirements in section 4 of the Mechanical cornpliane Requirements Speciftc To; HVAC $ystem 1 :1 ' The specified heat ng andlor cooling equipfa€nt is covered by fre A$HRAE g0.1 code and must moer th6 follordng minimum efficiency:C€nbal Fumiree (Gas): A0.00 % Et {or?gyo AFUE}' tTJ,f#J::T3rH:r coolins equipment is oovered bv the ASHRAE s0-1 code and mr.tst m€er ths forbwirq minimum officiency: Requirementr Specific To: Water lleater 1 :1' water heating equlpment used solely for heating potable water, pod heators, and hot wate, storage lanks m{,.t meet the followinsminiumum efffciency: Gas Instdnl,an€ous Water Hedter effclency; 0.62 EF2' Jnsulalion must be Povided for the fitst 8 ft of outlet pping for a constant temperaturs nonrecirculating srorage q/sbm and firr the inletprpe betwaen fhe storag€ tank erd a fEat tfap in a stcrage sysrem.Rcqulrements Spoctffc To: Watar llsater 2 :1' water heallng equipment ussd solely for heating potabh water, poo{ heaters, ard hot wster storage lanks rnust rn6et the fc*,owingminiumum effcicncy: No effciencl requirsments for waler heater with siiorage capacity less than 20 gsllons.2' Ins|rlation musl be provided for rhe first I fl of oudet piping tor a constant lem$rature nonrecirculating storage sys*m ard for the inletpipc belween the slorag€ tank end a heat trap *n a storag€ syst6rn.3' s€rvice walst4€etir€ eguipnBnt srta{ b€ pfi/ided with con}ors to ailolv a sepoint of 1 .ro"F for oquipment $eMng dwsring units and90"F for equipnront 3erving non4weltirlg units. Lavatory ouilet lemperstures sl€lt b€ limitGd to .l10.F. 4' Heat traps must be pfovided on inlet afid outtsl vertical pip€ d3ers sefving slorage wsler heaters and storag,e tanks nor having intsgralheat traps and s€rving a nonrecirrulating system.Heat traps must be ins{alled as cbse as pracilical to th€ $torag€ tank. Acceptablo heal t6ps are eithera) a device spociftcally de$gned fior lhe purpose orb) an anarEemsnl of tubirg thal forms a loop of 360.F, orc) piping that ftom lhe point of conneclion to the wat€r heat€r (intet of outtet) includes a t€ngth of piFling dir6c*ed downwards b61oroconnedion ro rhe verticat piping of the suppfy water or hot wabr disrribution syetem.Generic Requiremonts: Must be met by all systsms to which the requirement is applicable:1' Ail equiFnent Itd systems musr be sized 1o be no gr€at€r lhan neEded to meet calculated loads, A single piece of equiprnent providingboth heating and coofing must satbry this ptovision for one function with the capacity fcr the other funcson ss srndr as possible, withinavaibHe equipncnt options. 2. 3. 4. 5. Exception(s): - Th6 eguipment and/or system capaci$ may bo greator lhan calculatsd loads for standby purposs3. standby equipment musl beautomaticafry controfled to be off wfi€n tha primlry equiprnent andlor $y6t€m is operating.' Multiple units of the same equiprnent type uthose combi;d capaciries excsed the calcrtated bad are alkrrved if rhey are provk ed_ with contrd$ io sequence opGralion oi ihe units a$ the load increases or oecreaseE. '- Each heating or cooling 3)rstem $erving a single zone musl have its own tempersture controt device.Each hufilidificalicrr system must havo its ori!,n humidity mntrol device.Design healing and coding loads fur the building musi be determined using procedures in tfre ASHRAE Handbook of Fundamentak oran app|ovcd equivalent calculatkrn procodure, The systsm or zans snlol must be a progtammable therrnostat or othEr automatic conlrol meeting the folknrving q.iteria:a) capable of sefiing bac* Emperature to ss-F during heating snd sotting up to gS"F during cooring,b) capablg of automadcatty setting back ot shuttir€ do,\rn s]/stems during unoccopied hours using z different day $chedutes.c) have an accesslble 2-frour occupant overrido, d) hovo a bsuery back-up capable of maintaining programmed settings for at lea$t lo hou.3 without power.Exception(s): - A s€tback or $hulcff control is not raquir€d on thefinostats lhat Fntfol systems s€rving ar€as that oporal6 continuously.- A s€tback or shutof contn* is not required 06 systems with tolal ener$y demand ol z iw 1o.aee rtulh) or toss.The system mu$ supply outside ventitalion air as r€quirBd by chapter 4 t the Inrernational Mectranical code. lf the v6ntitat.,on systemis designed to supply outdoor-€ir quantitioe oxceedirq minimum required levels, the system must ba capable of redudng outdoor-airflftr/ to the minimurn required levels. 7. Air ducts must be in$ulated to sre foflowing levels: Project Titla: Rexburg 19Data filename: G:\$eck\projecCs\LDS Rexburg 1 g.cck Report date: OTtSOli2 Pag€ 4 of 6 a) supply and r6tum air duc{s for conditi{hed air ttcated in uncondisoned spaces (spaces neithgr heated nor cooted) must bs insulatBdwilh a minimum d R-5' Unconditioned spaces includ€ altics, crau/, spaces, unheated basements, and unheal6d garag€s.b) supply and retum air ducls and plenums must be insulated to a minlrnum of R€ wlren bcatod outside ihe buildirg,c) When ducts are locat€d within extorior components (e.g., floors or roofs), mir{mum R{ hsulation is required onty belween the ductand the building exterior. Exoepfon(s): - Ducl insulalion is not required on ducts locaied witlin eguiprn€nt. - Duct insulation is not roquired when the design tenp€ralure difference b€tween th€ interlrr and oxterior ol the ducf or pl€num doesnol €xc6ed 1 5,F. 8' Mechsnical fastaners and s€als' m€stic$, or g6sk6t3 musl be used when snnec{ing ducb lo fans ard other 8lr dishibutbn equipmenl,Including multiple-zone terminal unlts. 9' Alljoints, longitudinal and kanavBrs€ s€ams, and connoc.lions in dudwork must b€ secursry sealed using weldments; mecfianicalfasteners with seals' gaskets, of mastics; mesh and ma$tic sealing systems; of l,ap6$. Tapes and rnastics musl bo listed and labeled inaccordance with uL 1814 and shatl be marked '181A-F for pressur6 senaitivg tapo, "lBlA.M' for mastic or 'lglA-H, for heat€emitivgtape" Tape$ and maelics used to seal flexiblo air ducts and ffexible air connectors shalt coffpty wlth uL 1g1B and shalt b6 marked'181B-FX'forpressure-scnsitivotapeor'1818-M'frormastic. unlistedducltapeisnolpermtttedasasealanlonanymetalducb.Exceptioa{s}: ' continuously welded ard locking.typs longituctinat Fints and s€am$ on duc*s operating at stalh pr6s$ur€s l€ss than 2 inches w.g.pr6ssuf6 classification. 10. Fdl pipes ssMrg spsce-.onditioning system$ must be hsulated as fdlows:Hot wat6r piplng for headng syslerns: 1 1/2 in. lor pipes <!i 1lA-iq. nornlnal diameter, 2 in. fc pipes >1 1&-in, nominal diameler. Chllled water, refrigerant, and b,rine piping systams: 1 1i2 in" insulation fof pipe3 <2,1 1t2-in. nominal diamEter, 1 1& in. insulation br pipes >1 1!2-hr. nomifiat diam€!6r. Steam ilpir€: 1 112 ln. hsulstion for pipes <=t ilz-ln. nondnal diamster, 3 in. insulalion for pipes >1 1/A-in. nominal diameler.Exception{s): - Pipe insulation is nd required for factory-instafied piping wlthin HVAC equffient. - Pipe insulatbn is not nequirBd for piping th6t convgys ftri{h having a design operating temperalure rarlg6 behrcen gs"F and l6g"F.- Pipe hsulation is not reguired for piping that conveys ffuids that hav€ not been heated or cooled throngh the use of fussll fuels orelec{ric power. - Piphg within room fan'ooil {with AHR|440 rating) and unit ventilators (witr AHRfSa0 rating}.- Pipe hsulation is rrct requirud for runout piping not excoedlng 4 ft in lengnh and I in. In diamster bot!,t€sn the contFt vatus and HVACcoil. I 1' op€ratlon and mainlenance dodrm€ntation nust bE providod lo the osnEr tfial includes at least th€ foltoving info.rnation:a) oquipmsnt capscity (input and output) and r8quirod maintenanca actionsb) oquipnlonl oporatbn and mainlenance manuals c) HVAC system conbol maintslaree and calibratkrn information, including wiring diagrams, schemadcs, ard controt s€quenc'd$crlptiorc; desirsd or lieH-d€t€rmined set points must bc psrmanenfiy reoorded on control drawings, at @,ntsol devi€s, or, for dhitdcori$d sysi6ms, in programming commonb d) cofitplotc nanaUvc of how each system iE intended to operate.12' Th€rmostrats controlling both heating and cooling must be capable of maintraining a 5"F deadband (a range d temperature where nohealing or cooling is provided). Exception(s): - Deedband capability b not requirad if the th€tmo€tat does nol have automatic chang€orer capebility bebneen hsagng and oootir'.- special occupancy or speaial applicatiorc whsre wlde lemperature €nges are nol acceptabb and ale approved by the authorityhaving jurisdlc*ion. 13, Balancing devices providod in accordanoo with tMC {2005) 603.12.14' Dernand control wntilation (DCV) required for high de$ign occupancy areas (>40 persorll@o t2 in spaces >s00 lt2) and son ed bys),stem3 with any one of 1) an air-side economizer, 2) aulomatic nodulating control of lhe ouldoor ah damp€r, or 3) s dosign outdoorailf,ow greater lhan 3000 cfft. Exception{s); - Systoms with heat recovery. ' Multiple'zon€ systems without ODC of individual zones mmmunicafing with a cenhal conlrol panel. - S)€te.ns with a design outdoor airflow less thafl 1200 cfrn. - Spaces where the supply airflow rate minus any mekeup oroutgoing ranser air requlrement i3 bss thsn 1200 c{m. P.oj€ct Title: Rexburg 19 Dala fihname: G:kfreckPropcts\LDS Rexburg 1 9.cck Reporl dats: O7l3Ol12 Page 5 of 6 I 5' Tohl capecity of all oooling systerF wilhout econoffiizers shall not exceed 480 f€tu/h per building, or 20 percent of its air g@rpmizercapacity, wltichever is gtoater. For this projec{ the total cspacity of atl cooling equiprnent withoul economizers must be les than 4gskBtulh. This prcject lists 654 kBtu/lr capacity without economizErs.f 6' outdoor air supply and exhaust systems must have motorized dampers that autanatically shut when th€ systerns ff spaes sen ed arenol in us€. Oampors must b€ cepebls of automatieally shulting off during preoccupancy buildir4 warnr-up, cooldown, end setback,except when venlilation reduces energy costrE (e.g., night purge) or when ventilation must be supplied to m€€t codo roquiremenG. Bothotltdoor air $upply and exhaust air darnpeB must have a maxlmum leekage rate of 3 cftn/p at 1.o in w.g. vrhen lested in accordancewith AMCA Standard 500. Exception{s): - Gravity (non-motorized) dampers are asceptabre in bufidrngs ress than three sto,ri€s in height.- systems lvith a de$ign outside air intak€ or exhausl cEpacity of 3o0 cfrn (140 Us) or toss tfrat aro eguipped with mobr operateddampeF that open and close when lho unit is energiz€d and de-enorgized, respoclively.17' All teeze protec{ion systems, including seff-regulaling heat tracing, mu$t indude automatc contrDls cspable of shuttiqg off thesystems when outside air t€mperalures are above 40'F or when the conditions of th€ protecled lluid will prevent freezirq. Snow- andice-malsng systemB must includo autornalic cotrtrols capablo of shutting off the systems when the pavement terqrerature b above50"F and no precipilatkm is fal[ng, and an auiomalic or manual contft, that will allow shuioff when the outdoor temperaturo is abov€40"F. 18' hdividual fan systsms wilh a design $rpply air capacity of 5000 ofm or greater and minirnum outside air supply of 70 percent or grsaterof the supply alr capacity must have an energy remvery systom with at teast a 50 percont sffectiveness. where c"ooling wilh ouldoor ahi3 roquit€d thera b a msarc t'o byPass o{ c.ontrol lhe €nergy recovory sy$tsm to penilt soling wlth ouboor dr^Exception(s): - Hazardous oxhaust s!,stems, commorcial kitchen ancl dolhec dryer exhaust systems that die Intemational Mechanical code prohibitstho uso of enargy recowry syslern3. ' Systeme serving spac€s that are h€ated and not coded to less than 60.F. - where rnore than 60 percent of lhG outdoor hoaling onergy is providod fom site-€covered or sile solar energy.- Heatirts systems h dimate$ with lesc than 3600 HDD. - Cooling sptems in climatcs with a 'l p€rc€nt cooling design wot butb tomperaluro l€ss than 64"F.- Systems roquiting dehumidmcation that employ energy recov€ry ift series with ths oooling coil..' Laboratory fume hood exhaust systems that haw eithar a variable air volume system capabte of reducing exhaust and makaup airvolurne lo 50 percent or less of design values or, a separate make up air suffi m€€ling th€ follo$ring mskeup air requirenenis: a)al leest 75 percent of exhaust llorA/ rale, b) heated to no more than 2;F below room setpoint iemperaiure, c) cool€d to no lorr/er than3"F abow room setpoint temperafure, d) no humidmcafion added, e) no sirnultaneous heaung and cooling. Projec{ Tide: Rexburg 1g Datg filename: G;\chock\projec{siLDS Rexburg 19.cck Report date: 07130/12 Page 6 of 6 Jul 31 i2 12:34p p.2 I I COMcheck Software Version d.A.Z Interior Lighting Gqmpliance Certificate 2009 tEcc Section 1: Project lnformation Project Type: t{ew Consfuction Project Title: Rexburg 19 Conslruction Site: Rexburg, lD Ourner/Agent: section 2: lnterior Lighting and power carcuration A Area Category Designer/Contractor: Todd Payne Payne Engineering tnc Pocatdlo, lD 83201 (208) 2324439 ofor"*c Allowed Watts /ff2 D Allowed Utlartts Religious j trtzt'2fJ,8H,4l x 1.3 27097 Total Albfl€d Wat15 =27097 Section 3: lnterior Lighting Fixture Schedule Fixture tD : Description / *f; , *"** per Lamp / Ballast Religious Butdng (2084+ sq.n.y TB I Tl2 Fluorescent 1: F1:2lamp fluor. / 4g. TB gZW / H€ctronicTglf 12 Fluorescent 2: F2:4lamp fluor. / 4g. Tg 3ZyIr/ ElectronicLinear Fl&rescert 10: F3:2 lamp nuor- / 4S Tg 32lM Elec{ronicLinearFluaescent 9: F4: 1 lamp nuor. I 24.Tg 17W I EtgcfonicIg I T12 Fhrcrescent 4: F5: I lamp fluq- / 4g. Tg 321rV / ElectronicTB lT12 Ftuorcscert 5: F6: I lanp fluor. / 48. TB 3ZW / Ebc{ronicTB I T12 Flrnrescent 6: F7:2btnp fiuor. | 21.fg l7W / El€ctron cLinear Fluorescent 10 : Fg: t |amp fluor- / 4€" Tg 3?/V.r ElectronicLinear Fluoresoent 1 1: Fg: 2 lamp flwr. I 4E Tg &W I EectronicTB / T12 Fluorescent & FIO:2ldnp fluor. /4ST8 32Wl Elec|ronicCorpact Flroresent 2:- F1i: n waftompact lluor. / euad 2pin 26W / Electronf c jcompact Ffuorescent 6: F12: 32 watt cornpacr fluq. / Triph +pin szw / grec,,onilicompact Fruorescert 7: F13: 32 watt compacr tur. / Tripte 4-pin 3a/r, / Electroni;iIncandescent 5: F14: 1 Iamp incand. / lncandesrcer.rt,0oVr/ icompact Fruorescent g; F'r6: 4 ramp cornpact fluq- if Quad 2-pin 26rrv / Etectonic rconpact FrL@rescent g: F'r7: 6 ramp oorrpact fluor- / ouad 2-ph 26V\r / Erecturonic ::ffif ff:H:* ;:: :l:: ::.3l*t11ill':*r rube 36,3ew / ..*fn"Gompact Ftuorescent 10: Fl9: 26,ratt ompact fluor. / euad ;;ril;ffi;:illncandesc€nt 6: F24: 1 lamp.incand. / IncandescentTSW 4 10 Section 4: Requirements Checklist Lightng Waftage: q 1' Totar pl.posed watts musr be ress than or equar to lotat ailoned watts. Project Tifle: RexbuE 19Data filename: p:\20i2\Rexburg 19 1247\Rexbug 19.cck Bc Lampst # ol Fixftre Fb<tures DE Firture (C X D) Walt- 2 4 2 1 1 1 2 2 2 1 1 1 1 4 o 6 1 I 4S 98 49 20 37 37 40 37 49 49 30 3E 38 30 75 115 20 29 J 4 21 2 I 2. 7 32 32 6 12 lm 6 120 1 180 I 320 5635 1960 1121 60 148 TN 80 333 1078 u3 960 1216 zz6 14d,0 720 180 2560 1N 7fi Total Plopose(l Watts =20m9 +-I Report date: O7lg1l1? Page 1 of2 Jul 3'! 'i2 12:35p p.3 Allowed Watts Propo€ed Watts Complies 27097 20009 YES Conlrols, Switching, and Wiring: tr 2- Daylight -zones under skylbhts more tinn 1 5 feet tronr the perimeter have tighting corhols sqparate from dayliight zones adjacent tover{cal lenesba0on D 3. Daytigftt zqres have individual lighting conlrrols indepeildent fom that of the gqteral area lightir€. Excepbbns; E Gortigtrus dalf€ht zones spanning m fiFre lhan two odenta[ons are allqred to be @ntrolled by a sirEle controlling device. E Daylight spaces endosed bywals orceiling heirht parltlions and contrairdng tuo or brrer1ght firrlgres are nol reqdred to have aseparate switch br generat area tifillng. E 4- Independeflt Grtrols ior ead! space (switchlocrupancy sensor). Exceptiuts: fl Areas desitnated as seolrity or emergenry arcas that must be ocrtinuously lluminated . I ughting in sarrways or oonidors that are erefi'"nts of the means of egress. O 5. Master$vitch at entry to hoteUnrotel guestroorn. D 6. Indivi&d dwelling units seFrately metercd. p 7' Medical task lighfing or artfiisdory dsphy iighting claimed to be erempt hom @mpliance has a 66g1trcl device independent of lh€ oontrolof the nonexernpl lghtng- g 6' Each space reguircd to have a manual c@lrol also allors for redrrcing the connected Fghting load by at bast 50 percerrt by efthercootroltrng all lurfnaites' dud swidring of alternate rqr€ of luminairJs, alternate luminaires. qaltemate bmps, strrrrlcfiing the middlelanp lwninaies independently of olher hnps, or stt itcfiing each luminairc or each tamp. Excr.ptiona fl Only one lrninaire in space. f] An occupant-sensing device controksth€ area. E TfE area is a onidor, storer@m, rc*oom, public bbby or sleeping r"rnit. E tueas dtat use less than 0.6 Wath/sq-fi. g 9. Automatic lighting shutoffcontrot in buldings targerthan 5,000 sq_n- Excedbns: g Sleeping units, pa$ent cale areas; ild spaces where automatic sfrutoff urould endanger safety or s€cudty. O l0-Photo€ll/astsmornical lime svrritcfr on e.xledor fghls. Exeptions: I Lighting tnbnded for 24 hour use. E 11.fandem wircd one{arnp and thr€e-larnp bdlasled luninaires (No singil,e{amp balasbs). Excq@ns-' D Electronic high-feqrency ballasts: Lrrninaires on emergency circ_uits or with no available pair. Y:tr^Y:y .::.1-*:1 lshrins desisn represenH in lhis doc'nenr i$ consisbnr witi rhe buitding ptans, specificationsand othercalculaliom submited with this permitapplication- The tomeetthe zfiXf IECC Checldst. -1-?1-l z_ Date in COMcheckVersion 3.8.2 and to oompty in the Name- Frte Projed Notes: J$y31,?J12 Signafure Section 5: Compliance Statemenl Project TiUe: Rexburg 19 Data filenarne: P:\2012\Rexburg i9 l24?\Rexburg ig.cck Report date: O7E1nZ P4e2 ot 2 ,l- T Address City of Rexburg tl Assignment Form City of Sugar City tr Modison County Name: Ket+twrL]4"h0 tqr\ SWeo Dare: g-tto- tz Assigned by: F Curcent Address D Legal Description tl Porcel No. Address: Parcel No. R P R Y-OCA o35 1OU Subdivision, --- -I Block: New Address: *3z z fu' .irrr: s PlWte Ass,qvr ut add'ress Sr -flr,s pw"l Transmittal Rexburg 19 HCC Job #201214 Jobsite Numbers: FAX: c{)FtsTRUcTtol'.1 cc) 60 West 2nd South Suite 201 Rexburg, lD 83440- (2oB) 7 87 -8040 FAX:(208) 7 87 -801 7 To: The City of Rexburg PO Box 280 Rexburg, lD 83440- Attn: Amanda Saurey Phone: (208) 359-3020 FAX: From : Headwaters Construction Company 160 West 2nd South Suite 201 Rexburg, lD 83440- Signed: Chad Richards Phone: FAX: Re Fire Alarm Shop Drawings Specification Section: Transmitted for: g ForApproval Cc: Transmit By: Hand Deliver Bid Package: fl For Review and Comment E Othern ForYourUse This Transmittal includes the following: I Shop Drawing I Product Data n Sample I Copy of Letter I Other 3 Approved a Approved as Noted a Returned for Correction 3 Resubmit_Copies for Approval n Submit_Copies for Distribution I Return Corrected Prints Please review and approve the attached fire alarm shop drawings for the Rexburg 19 project. Signed: lf Enclosures Are Not As Noted, Please Notify Us lmmediatley Chad Richards REXBURG 19 FIRE ALARM SHOP DRAWING REVIEW 16 Januarv 2013 Fire Alarm SYstem: 3. 4. Comment Make corrections noted on Plans. Submit drawings and calculations to AHJ. Submit letter of acceptance with system submittals. All Speaker Strobes shall be white in color' Submittat Rejected pending acceptance by local AHJ' Item 1. ./-. PAYNE ENGINEERING ING. ENGINEER'S REVIEW Engineer's rwiar is for general conformance wilh the dslgn concept And conlract documents. Markings ot commenls shall not be construed as reliedng the Contractor ftom compliance with lhe prolect plans and specifications, nor departures therefrom. 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Slrstem The con\,enience of an addressable fire alarm control panel in a cost'effective easy to use package. :--ltt'3r' €tr&L "* '#hry ffiw :rri:,,,1 .,-,,ct,i ;,/i-c€.! :€;J, is a 1zr plini ciasr, :taci,i;i single rocp acdrersaole i,i-e ala:m conrroi/communicator systerl. 5806 provides you witir the revolutionary value and performance of addressable sensing technology combined with exclusive, built-in digital communication, distributed intelligent power, easy to use interface. PowerJul features such as drift compensation and maintenance alert are delivered in this powerful FACP from Silent Knight. For more information about the IntelliKnight system, or to locate your nearest source, please call 1-800-328-0103. Description The basic 5808 system can be enhanced by adding modules such as 5860 remote annunciator, 5824 serialiparallel printer interface module (for printing system reports), and 5496 intelligent power module- 5808 supports Hochiki or SK protocol devices. 5808 also features a powerful built-in dual line fire communicator that allows for reporting of all system activity to a remote monitoring location. Feafures . Built-in support for up to 99 SK detectors and 99 SK modules. . Built in support for 127 Hochiki SD devices. . Up to 125 zones and 125 output groups. . Uses standard wire----no shielded or twisted pair required Builtin digital communicator. Central station reporting by point or by zone Supports Class B (Style a) and Class A (Style 6 or 7) configuration for SLC. Distributed, intelligent power- Drift compensation. 13 pre-programmed output cadences, (including ANSI- 3.41), and 4 programmable outPuts. Notification circuits can be confiqured as 2 Class A (Style 7'1 or 4 Class B (Style Y), or auxiliary power for resbttable, constant, or door holder power. Built-in annunciator with 8O-character LCD display- RS485 bus provides communication to system acoessones. Built-in RS-232 and USB interface for programming via a PC. Upload or download programming, event history or detector status via remote or direct connection' lmprovements in SKSS deliver five times faster upload/downloads. Built-in synchronization for appliances from AMSECO, 6""--O, Faraday, System S"n.oP, and WheelodP' One Form C trouble relay rated at 2-5A al! '4 VDC and two Form Cprogrtamma6b relays rated at 2'5A at27'4 VDC. . ProgrammaOle date setting for Dalight Saving Time . Plex-? door option combines a dead front cabinet door rlith a clear window, limiting access to the panel while providing single bufton operatidn of the reset and silence functions- Inteqrated dead fiont panel protects operator froni' exposure to electrical components. . The FACP enc,losure features a Plexigtass@ viewing window to protect annunciator' . Acknouvledge function allows operatorto keep track of event status. lnstallation The 5800 can be surface or flush mounted' Gompatibility The 5808 SLC supportrs multiple device types of the sarre protoool: . SK (System Sensor) . Hocftiki SD You cannot mix SD and SK devices on a FACP' Itlodel5808 ":.-. 'fl . 5:4.t.b.t1 " ;?- ry; *t-"a,, I tffi::@rry i t 't. t7) i ::, il :i ittd$Ftttti ,t*', It;:";,,:*-,;|"1Y::'v:':'::i 4 t::- ri,:i5lffiii, L-:-- 'nE 5496 *x$z !l l{lt#ffifr'tli-i w iE{ ,:t-. ^ix:' ,,r;."" ,ijd"#d--. w,a itt! {,, irl ili1ttt-=34 |IF3I J & s808 Specifications Electrical PrimaryAC: 120 VRMS at 5Q160 t1z, 2.75A. Total Accessory Load: 6A@27-4 VDC Notification Power: 6A @ 27.4 VDC, powerJimited Siandby Cunent: 170 mA Alarm Current 325 mA Notification & Auxiliary Circuits: 3A @ 27 .4 VDC Per circuit,Power- limited Batiery Charging CaPacitY: 7.0-35 AH Battery Size: 18 AH max. allowed in FACP- Larger capacity batteries can be housed in an RBB ac@ssory cabinet Physical Flush Mount Dimensions: 14.5"Wx24.75"Hx3.5"D (36.8 W x 62.9 H x 8.73 D cm) Overall Dimensions: 16"Wx26-4"Hx4.65"D (40.6Wx67Hx'l1.8Dcm) WeighL 28lbs. (12.8 kg) Color: Red Telephone Requirements: FCC Part 15 and Part 68 aPProved Type of Jack RJ31X (two required) Approvals NFPA 13, NFPA 15, NFPA 16, NFPA 70, & NFPA 72: Central Stiation; Remote Signalling; Local Protective Signalling SYstems; Auxiliary Protected Premises Unit; & Water Deluge Releasing Service. Suitable for automatic, manual, waterflow, sprinkler supervisory (DACT non+oded) signalling services. UL Listed CSFM 7165-0559:O142: MEA429-92-E Vol. XIV S-BUS Accessories 586OlR Remote Fire Annunciator Features the same B0 character backlit LCD display keypad and ftrefightefs key switch as the 5808. 5860 is graY and 5860R is red. 5496 Intelligent Power Module A 6 amp notification power expander that provides four additional power-limited notifi cation appliance circuit outputs- 5880 LED/IO ll/lodule Feafures 40 LED oulputs, 8 normally open dry contact inputs and one piezo ouput. 5865-3 and 5865-4Remote LED AnnunciatorFeatures 30 programmable LED (15 red and 15 yellow) outputs and a Piezo sounder. The 5865-4 adds a silence and reset switch to the package. 5824 Serial/Parallel Printer lnterface Module Provides one parallel and one RS-232 serial port for connecting a printer to 5808. Use to print a real-time log_of system events, detector status reports, and event history. 5883 Relay Board Features 10 general Purpose Form C relays" Used with 5880 module' Miscellaneous Accessories 5660 Silent Knight Softnrare Suite PGbase softvYare for FACP programming. Upload and view panel account information, event history and detector status. 5670 Silent Knight Softrrare Suite End-user facility management software allows viewing of detector status and event history via modem or direct connection. Plex-2 Door Dead front cabinet door with clear window to limit access to the FACP. RBB Remote Bafiery Box Accessory Cabinet. Use if backup batteries are too large to fit into FACP cabinet' Dimensions: 16" W'x 10" H x 6" D(406 mm W x 254 mmHxl52mmD) Hochikiand SK Devices See the specification sheets listed Oetow tbi'a complete listing of the Hochiki and SK devices. 53624 Hochiki SD Devices data sheet 59623 SK Device Protocol Devices data sheet IntelliKnight & Jumpslart are Registered Trademarks of Silent Knight Flexput is a Trademark of Silent Knight SILENT KNIGHT This document is not intended to be used for installation purposes. we try..to f.rup out p.Ouct information up-todate 1O accyralf' !-e-cannot cover all ITIADE Iil AMERICA 350386 Rev' H @ 2011 Honeywell lntemational Inc' by Honeywell "p"im" tppii*tions or anticipjte all requirements' All specifications are "uulr"t to in"nge without noiice. For more information, contact silent Knight ;;-6il;;16Hoad, Northford, cT 0il72-1610- Phone: (800) 328-0103' Fax: (2O3) 484-7118' www.silentknight'com ?"-xV-3 llI ntell i Kn ig ht 5808 I nstal I ation M an u al 3.6.1.1 Current Draw Worksheet for SK SLC Devices Use Table 3-2"o deteimine current requirements during alarntlbatlery standblr operation when Sli SLC devices are installed. You can insrall up to 99 SK delectors and 99 SK rnodules. (.Copy tiie page if additi<;nai space is required.) Table 3-2: Current Draw Worksheet for SK Devices Device Numberof Devices Cunent per llevice Standby Gurrent Alarm Current f or eacn oevl@ use lllls lormtrlr: l hrs column X I lrts column = Current per trumb€f ot devr@s. Fire Panel (Current draw from bakry)I Standby: I70 mA l70mA Alarm: 325m4 325rnA Addressable S[,C Deteclors SK-Photo \L '7 (99 max.)l Standbv/Alarm: 0.27 mA 3"2{ na 3"zl mA SK-Pholo-T mA rnA SK-Ion mA mA SK-Heal e-548A o.54 mA SK-E€al-ffT mA rnA SK-Beam (without integral lest)sLc blzndby/ Alarrn: 2mA SK-Beam-T (with integral test)5 SLC Standby/ darm: zro1^ SK-Duct6 ST,c StandDy/ Alarm: 0-27 mA mA mA SK-Acclimare Standby/Alarm: 03 nA mA mA SK-Heat-ROR rA mA ?-A 151274 Before You Begin lnstalling Table 3-2: Current Draw Worksheet for SK Devices Device Nurntrer of Sevic+s Current per Device $tandby Cunent Alarm Current Addressable St,C Modules SK4ontrol IL q (99 max.)l stc Stadby/ 0.375m4 mA Alarm: 0.375nnA mA Aux. Power Standby l.7mA mA Alann 7mA mA SK-Monitor Standbv/Alarm: 0.3?5 mA 4'i nt +.{nA SK-Minimon mA mA S K-Pull-SA/SK-Pull-DA l.f rA 1"5 rnA SK-Monitor-2 Standby/Alano: 0.75 mA mA mA SK-Mon-10 SlandbyiAlarm: 3.5m4 mA mA SK-Relay{Standby/Alarm: l-45 mA mA tnA SK-Control{ sLc Standby/ 2.25m4 Alarm: 2.25lln4 mA mA Aun- Pwr Stasdby/ Alarm: 8mA 20mA mA mA SK-Relay Standby/Alarm: 0.255mA mA &A SK-Zone Aux Pvrn Stardby l2mA mA Alann 90mA mA sLc Staodby/ Alarm 0.27 nA mA mA SK-Z,one{ Aux Pwr srandby 50InA mA Alarm 270m4 mA src Standby/Alarm 2 nA mA mA St,C Accessories B50lBIIF2 Sounder Base (99 max.) ArrxPwr Standby: I mA mA Alarm: 15 nA mA s[c Alarm: 0.784 lnA B224RB Relay Base StanaUyLCJam: 0.5 mA mA mA RTSI5r/l5l KEY Alarm: 75 EA mA RAl00z Alarm: lomA mA Sl,C Isolalor Devices SK-lso (lsolator Module)(lt)0 max)Standby/Alarm: 0.45 mA mA mA B224Bl IsolatorBase Staodby/Alarm: 0.5 mA Accessories Modules 5860 Remorc Fire Alarm Annunciator (8 max)Standby 20mA mA Alarm 25mA mA 5824 S€rial / Parallel Module (2 rnax.)SunAUvlatarm: 45mA mA mA 5496 Notificdion Power Expander L(8max.)Standby/Alarm: l0 mA Zo *A 2a^A 589t(L loleUigent Power exPander Statdby/Alatm: lOmA mA mA 151274 3-7 A ' lntelliKnight 5808 lnstaltation Manual c D E F G H I J l. Total does not include isolator devices.or accessory bases' 3. If using door holders, you do not need to consider door bolder current for alarm/battery standby, because pgwer is rernoved during rhal tim; ii;;";;, g;rii"m"r Jpl*ii"t, o*. tt"u"* a** cuneirt and must be included in the 6.0,{ total currEnt that can be drawn tom the panel' 4. Use nexl size battery with capacity greater lhan required' 5. SK-Bearn-T draws a maximu* oi sbO*e frorn Auxiliary power only when lbe test feahre is used' This- should be considered when detemr'inilrg ir"if ir.y po*". "upu"r!-biuitotLi."i'"t A into cunent requiremeils for day to day operation. 6. The SK-DUCT housing contains a vacant Drount for a SK-Relay (sold separately)- Current draw for the SK-Relay is calculated by increasing the sK-Relay row of the caliuiurioo ii'"Ji uy ool or ei6h sK-Relay used with a sK-Duct' Table 3-2: Current Draw Worksheet for SK Devices Device Number of Devices Current per Device $tandby Gurrent Alarm Current t86:4*tED Annurrciator (with reset and silence switches) (8 max.) S|andby: rl m/r MA Alum l45mA mA 5865-3 LED Annunciator ffidFa 35mA mA nbrm: 145 mA rnA 5880 LED UO Module Standbv: 35 nA mA Alarni: 2fr) mA lllla 5883 Rclay lnterfzc*(32mu<.) Standby: OmA mA Alarm: 220m4 Q2mAPrrelaYl mA Total System Current rqq.-?e 35t4 '74 Auxiliary DeviceJ Refer to dsvices manual for orne'nt rafing Alarrn/Staodby: mA mA mA aUrn/Standby: mA mA mA elarrn/Stan&y: mA mA mA Alarm/Standby: mA mA !oA Auxiliary Devices Currrcnt a Notifi cation Appliance Circuits Refer to dev-ces manual for currentratmg. AIam: mA mA Alarm: mA $A Atarm: mA mA Alarm:rnA mA Notifi cation Applianccs Current P mA @ in syslem (line A + line B + c)AcP na g{*a D x -001):o;z- A D.'35t ^ @ NFPA 7a chaptn l, l'5 -2-51:L\H Multiply lines E and F.Ibtal stendDy-:Alt t4.B AH e- 5 minrxes: '0833 hours)o.cvs5H Total alarm AH o,o3 lJl Add lines G and La Total ampert hours required . -AH11.85 3-8 151274 I I f. f ;,__ Ese,r, vprrr duilg InStfUCtiOnS *b H5l KNrcHr n.;x:l'ff';rTtr1T#ffii#1*lf,1ffi1*fi::in* $" * by Honeywell ltst the svslenr ir accord:nce to NFPA 72. 'le: ,r i.o Pe-ic-:-r i:rc:r rola'" Lhe ii-ey or elrifl'a code ii'promprred. siience LED wiii iighl _'ress Wi7,&5t tben rorate oe k9l or enter a code if prompled. when rL-, A]am orioubie js acklowiedg"d - E wiil appear il d:c annuncralor dispiay as shor,,,n Bejcra,. o J o oo ledge Alarrrrs aad \r-c'o<l () It*l I I W{fr& n"orotare tlte key or enter a code if prompred. T: ouoles Acknowledge View Alarms, Supervisoriei, and Troubles lress the V or 4 button to view Aiarms, Supervisories, aad Troubles. londuct a Fire Drill i. prt, Wfr.to access Maia Menu, ftren rotate the key or enter a code if prompled. 7. PressW.; to select System Tbsts. 3. Enter code if prompted, fhen press Wa sele*tFireDnJl. 4. Pr.r"Wto srarr rbe fire drill. 5. Prt""W,to end rhe fue drilI. View a Point's Status 1. Pr.ss "{&to access Mai:r Menrl theu rotate fhe key or enter a code if prompted. Z. Then press W to selectPoint Functions. 3. Enter code if prompted, then press Wto sele*tpoiat San:s. +- Select the module the device is locared on by usiag the V or A. rb.npressffi. 5. Enter the poiat number. lheck Detector S ensitivitv 1. Foilow steps l thro@*ams. 2. Press i> to view detector sensitivitv. iet Time aud Date 1 . Prtss ffii to access Mai' Menu, then rotale the key or enter a code if prompted. 2. Then press ffi to sele,ctSet Time & Date. Enrer a code if prompted 3. Make changes in tbe fields on the screen as necessary. 4. Press%if you wish to keep the changes. 5. Pr"ssWb set the entered time and date. Bnabie/DisableaPoint 1. Press ffi to access Main Menu, then rotab ttre key or enter a code if prcimpted- Z. Theu press ffi to select Point Functions. 3. Enter code if prompted, fheu press W n selentDisabie / Enabte Pr 4. Select the module the point is located on by usingthe V or A. Then pr"r, ffi. 5. Euter the poiat number. Vieu' Event History 1 . pr.ss Wto access Main Menu, then rotate the key or enter a code if prompfed. Z, Press @ to select Event Histoly. 3. Press tle V or 4 to view events in tle history buffer. ior Service call: sLn3 Rev. B SKE-Series luts : i:t fivm ct:etEc n $-rtsfem . ,i -,! i"i -; r :13"1'.,i5;tT""1il:"J-Tir$? filJ':"r:'#,';;;*n' * or zb z,vnus Jplration to accommodate most instaltations. The audio messages ar" nefO'pi5Oilttt4i1ui?Jl" ;;ilt t microphone' through the line level input, or by downroading via the internet.'i" ,ioo"rs sKE-450-iii tii+-r^e sptitter)and sKE-450-zN6 (w6- zone spritter) arso conta'in a zone spritter ";;r;;i;ividing *,e speat<er output into 4 or 6 separate outputs' Diqital Message Repeater -Built in to tnJ SrcE motherboard. No additional wiring to install makes setuP fast and easY. CaPable of storing three messagLs, messages one and two are buiit in messages of uP to 30 seconds. Message three is field programmable and can be uP to 45 seconds long. Digital Signal Processor'Processes dioital quatlty audio' generaies tones arid provides control functions' Supervised Microphone -The built in supervised microPhone Provides system Paging function and field message Programming caPabilitY' Dead Front Cabinei - Provides protection for users, Prevents iampering with system electronics' Dedicated relays-Built in form "C" relavs for alarm and trouble increase ttexiUltity and keeps installation cost down. Two lnPuts-One reverse PolaritY input and one supervised dry contact input provides maximum fl exibility' ' Buili in system power is capable of operating the sYstem and charging sYstem backuP batteries' . The SKE-ZN4 zone splitter provides four Class B or Class A outPut circuits (50 watts each, max)' The skE-zN'o zone spliiter provides six Class B or Class A output circuits (20 watts Per circuit, max)' Both splitters provide paging by zone or all call' r"."=-I I $itr"/i{cio I i: re I l,,lr llli; F'i,,\i, .J rt ' *F.rt&q Model SKE'A$O'ZN4 I ZN6 The SKE-SeriesVoice Evacuation SYstem provl{lcs rnaximum fiexibilitv tc accorrmodaie your voice evacuation requirements PTlruit$;"ffiiffi rhe sKE-series Voice Evacuation svstem-providess0-watts of::,y11 lW1l,:^.'^:::":;:.bofseveraldifferentmodels,ihepower. The SKE-Series system ":P1t, i,^^^^^^ Danoarar nnwer su'oN4 or sKE--tJ;ffi : rJ;r;ffii"T ;,n,,r i';;;l M,":::*,:::*ii:,ff]ff ::3tI and a supervised mrcrophone' Arr moders h;;;i*;-J;l"gl9*n""1it":*lt'::ffii:!113;:1i'" on SKE-Series Voice Evac' System The SKE-450 and SKE-4SO-ZN4iZN6 voice evacuation are activated when one of the two alarm inputs are tripped' When this occurs the control will output a ore-recorded audio message corresponding to the alarm input that was trippdd. ihe repetition of the digital audio message and the selected notification output are completely programmable. The SKE-450-ZN4/ZNO comes equipped with a 4 or 6 zone sPlitter respectively, capable of dividing the speaker output from the amplifier into four or six Class B or Class A outputs' The zone splitter also has an All Call feature that will activate all speaker zones regardless of the individual toggle switch settings' Both models Provide seven visual indicators for, Speaker Trouble, Alarm' MicroPhone Trouble, Command 2 Trouble, Earth Ground Fault' Low Battery, and Power. Features . 50 watts of outPut Power on a 25 or 70.7 VRMS sPeaker circuit' The speaker circuit can be Class A or B' Provides maximum flexibility for new or retroflt jobs' ' Downloadable Voice Messages via direct connect. lf You need a different message download it from the SK website free of charge! SKE-Series Voice Evacuation Listing/APProvals . UL Usted . MEA aPProval 429-92-E Vol' Xl . CSFM Usied SILENT KNIGHT -'..?. iF--t SKE'Series \/oice Evacuaticn S'/stem- ii t!,,t liil:-4it :;'id t.'l;':le ! e l(5'tl:::i":fl'{ Engineering SPecifications The system shall contain a voice evacuation system to supervise and operate UL listed voice evacuation speakers. The system shall have a built in uL listed power supply. The sirstem shall be capable of supoortlng Specifications Operating Voltage: 120 Vrms @ 60Hz /*230 Vrms @ 50Hz (*ask for HV version) Speaker Wiring an optional UL listed zone spiiiterthat can be housej in the nraiir voite "'crrtrc,lc:b'inet. In additiott, the gYsicnr will issue pre-recorded voice commands locally for purpose of evacuation. The system must support a minimum of two pre-recorded messages and have tfre clpaUitity of adding application specific messages through the use of a pC. The voice "uuru"iion system shall have the ability to provide a supervised microphone for the purpose of audible local instructions that will ovenide the pre-recorded messages. The system shall contain a dead front panel inside the enclosure to protect the circuitry from tampering and to protect the operator from hazardous voltages. Current Draw: Standby: Alarm: ZN4 Current Dravu: Standby: Alarm: Flush Mount Dimensions: Height: width: Depth: 140 mA 590 mA 45 mA 250 mA (all channels) 24.75" (62.9 cm) 14.5" (36.8 cm) 3-7116'(8.73 cm) with 5/8" protruding Overall Dimensions Height 26-3/8" (67 cm) Width: 17-3116" (43.66 cm) Total Depth: 4" (10.'16 cm) Operating TemP.: 32'to 12O" F (0" io 4e' C) Humidity:10 to 93% RH Optional Accessories SKE-V7O Module-Converts speaker circuit voltage from 25 to 70.7 Vrms. Cunent Draw: Standby 10 mA; Alarm:70 mA. SKE-SRM-supervised remote microphone' Current Draw: StandbY & Alarm: 30 mA. ZN6 Curent Draw Standby: 35 mA Alarm: '120 mA (all channels) Doted Une is return wires for ctass A (style z) Supewision EoLResistot and solid Une is Clss B (StYle Y) Supervision Command 1 Wiring Dotted Line is ClassA {Style Z) SupeNision Alarm Polarity shown EoLRsi*orand Solid Line is for class B (StyleY) Supervision SILENT KNIGHT This document is not intended to be used for installation purposes' We try,'to k""p;;;;;Jrct infornration up-to-d"t" and accurate' we cannot cover all specific applications or anticipate all requirements' All specifications are subject to change without ;;;;' F;t more information' contact Silent Knight 7SS'O M"riOi"n 6ircle Suite 100, Maple Grove' Mn 55369-4927' Phone: (800) 328-0103, Fax (763) 493'6475' MADE lN AMERICA I FORM# 350794 Rev B' 12105 Copyright @ 2005 Silent Knight by HoneYwell SKr-'4sc A Table 9-1: Current Draw Calculations Device Number of Devices Gunent per D,evice Standby Current Alarm Current Main Control Panel I Standby: l,mnA 1,$mA Alarm: 590m4 590mA SKF-ZN4 I Standby: 45mA mA Alarm: All Channels 250m4 nA SKE-ZN6 t Standby: 35mA nA Alarm: All Chnnnels 120 mA mA SKE-SRM t Stmdbv: 30mA mA Alarm: 30rtA mA SKE-V?0 I Stadby:l0'rpA mA Alarm: 70mA mA Cunent Subtotals:tnA ocA Notification Devices Refer to device manual for number of devices md current ratinp. FuIl Lnad (50 watls)* V>r+3 Alarm: q5 22508A '{b8 tA Current Sublotals:lqo 'A t6<4 nA Total current raling of all devices in sysl,em (add TOTALS OF A€) X -{X}l:a. l+o A t.SSe= A Number of standby houn. (24 or 60 for NFPA 72, chapter l, l-5.2-5):?)+ H Multiply lines C (slandby current) and D:Total standby Aft 3,3s *r Alarm sounding period in hours. (For example, 5 minurcs = .0833 houn)b.9gl3H Multiply lines C (alarm curre,nt) and F:Total alarm AII o.i3 AH Add lines E and G (AI{ = Ampere Hours)Total AII requircd B,rtl Nl * Il less than 50 watts are used, calctlate 45 mA per watt. B c D E F G' H $ecti*' tsattery Calculation 9.1 Calculating Gurrent Draw and Standby Battery This section enables you to determine the cunent draw and standby battery needs for your installation (18 Ampere Hours maximum). Batteries larger than 18 AH will not fit into the main control cabinet, and must be housed in the RBB Accessory Battery Cabinet. See Section 3.8.2 for baftery installation. Lines A through D have been completed for you. Complete the remaining instructions in Table 9-l to determine battery size requirements. 151267 9-1 6s)t\- .{.' \ '*''''i; Z#a& Y 6&@WF a--\{ Y,''\. I E'"Fi.Et'LElr E ei. tt A-',L F- t;fr,-( l' :- :: i .. :: ,-4'-.x". A*F,* ,\j L. ! r+ 4-i. .* - 1....:. .-.,r ... i- tIt Fleld-Selectable Emergency CoxmEmunication Devices l,r'. i; t^ lit tl IlI II Idr' .i .-;--"i'jr 91 :! ::*r-fi, ,, : f s : ; ,; ' ***, i= #* : t ,[ :]*'1 * .'f, .: i ' t . : , fffii *.d ,I I l I Spect rAl ert Adva n ce I i n e. Emergency Communication Features: . Plain or Al-ERT-printed white housings - Amber lens strobes and speaker strobes - Color lens aftachmenB for use with clear lens wall or ceilinq strobes (See data sheet A\D500400) - MeeB DOD specification reguirements SpectrAlert Adyance Features: . Plugin design for simplified installation and troubleshooting - Mounting plate shoning spring easilytesrs wiring continuity - Automatic seleclion of 12- ot 24-volt operation at 15 and 15/75 candela . Fielci-sefectable candela settings of 15, 15/75,30,75,95, i 10, l l5, 135, 150, 177, 185 (please refer to Equivalent Candela Rating for UL 1971 Table) - Rated fiom 32'Fto 120"F (indoordevices); -40"F to I 5i"F (NEMA 4X lP56 weatherproof devices) - Optional tamper-resistantTorx head screw - Compatible with System Sensor synchronization protocol AggnCy LiStingS "o*"'r-hdo''edq'rdoo0 SPECTMbTI @ SpectrAlert Adyance, the broadest and most versatile line of notificetion devices arcilable, includes a wide range of devices to meet emergency communication application requirements. ALERI-printed on white housings SW-ALERT, sWH-Al"lfiI, and SPSW-ALERTamber lens strobes and speakerstrobes prwide visual signaling for emergency comrnunication in compliance with AN57 UL 1638 - Standard for General Signaling Msible Appliances. Odrer ALERTprinted models pr. pvide clear lenses for use widr color lens strobe attachmens (amLj€i,b-lue, green, and red) that easily attadr to strobe and speaker strobe devices without a candela dentinq. ln addition, SpearAlert Mvance emergenry communication devices include plain (non-printed) strobet horn $robes, and speaker strobes.These device5 along with ALERTarinted devices and spectrAlen Advance accessoriet can meet a wide range of requirements for indoorand outdoor applications. induding emergenry communication, general signaling. sevele weather, and emergency response. All SpectrAlert Advance emergency communication and genenl signaling deMces are compatible with the entire SpectrAlert Advance line and include all the same time- and money{aving innovations. For examplq pluEin designs simpli! installation and reduce costly ground faults; universal mounting plates wirh onboard shoning springs test wiring continuity to speed installation and protect devices from damage; and fi eld*elecable settingtprwide versatility and enable installers to quickly set each device to meet application requirements.$|GilI"IC ttt I tgl t \.2u$sl 54OlE sfelg&tEkrst oDcr 51011 lJornstDbrf 555r2 t@aE tJ593 5tn6.5U4{Br ui'9{ Jwtr4lBI 71291653l lE lhr trobcF 7125-l 6BJ 855no0o 71 25163182 Srroas' 7| A-15531 9EAjed 5Irob6 732+tcS32tt W@&srE*ssr.Dbcf 7125-1635:i6l 73s-t(f3tgal}v4AlL8f ZEU\\- ---- '/J,2.\72 tlonsuob€' !,3ffi3 $erftd &spoo*e' ttolP ':'.'. ) ''./r:,'. af ilirkLi(,).. !::J'::al;y'.|c;l Ad'''zt,r-esf:t:i''ri slicbtsslroilt";lr:ur'lioh4x4\21/21nrhhadtboil A UniVeI5almoUntil19piale5h:jllbeu:ecjiormourllj|lEceijingar|dVvail1rrodcls,Then rhe universal mounting plate. Also, spectAlerf Advance p'oducts, when used v/it.h the Sync{ircuil' Module accessoqr, shall be poweted from a non-coded notification appliance circuil outpul and shall operate on a nominal 12 or 24 volts.\ hen used wifi the 5)'n c'SrairModule,l2-voh+ated notlfrcation appliance circuil outpuls shail operale between 9 and 'l 7.5 voh s;24-yolt-rated norilication appliance circuit outpuls shall operate between 1 7 and 33 volts. Indoor SpeorAlen Adrance products shall operatc between 3 7 and 120 degrees l-ahrenheit from a rEulated DC or full-wave rectifred unfilteied power supply. Sgobct horn strobes, and speakcr srrobcs shall have field*elcctablc candcla sen ings, including 15,15/75,30,75,95, 1 i 0, 1 I 5, 1 35, 150,177 'and 185' strobe .^, <6ad.rarDd aAv:,r,rr. r,Ar:ii.l ' :ns f.robcs) anc :hal! oc arptovcd tor iire proleeiv: Srirvicc crThc srrobe shall be a Syslcm Scnsor SpcctrAlert Advarrcc t.4cjcl - i;slcd ':o !L 1971 {clear k shall be approved for f re protective serMce as lisred in Al,lst/uL 1638 (amber iens strobes).The strobe shall bewired as a primarysignaling notifrotion appliance and comply wifi the ,qmcrjcans wirh Disabilities Act reguircments for visible signaling appliancet flashing atl Hzovet ttre strobes entire operating vohage range.The strobe light shall consist ofa y.enon flash tubc and associatcd lenS/rcflectorsltstem. Horn Strobe Combination The horn strobe shall be a System sensor SpectrAlert Admnce Model _- lisred to uL t97i and uL 464 and shall be approved forfire protedive seMce The horn nrobe shall be wired as a primary-signaling notification appliance and complywith the Americans with Disabilities Act requiremenb for visible signaling appliances,flashingatl Hzoverthestrobe!entireoperatingvohagerange.Thesnobelight$all consistofaxenonflashilbeandassociaredlens/renecor system.The horn shallhave three audibility opttons and an oprionio swith between a temponlthfee?af,ern and a nontemporal (contjnuous) pattern'These options shall be set by a multiple position swtch.The horn and horn ttrobe models shalloperate on a coded ot non-coded power supply' Speaker Strobe Combination The speaker strobe shall be a System Sensor SpectrAlert Advance Model - listed !o UL 1 480 and UL i 971 and be apprwed for fire protecfive signaling systems. speaker shall be capable of operati ng at25.o ot 7o.7 nominalVrmsselected via rotaryswitdl, and shallhave a freguency range of 400 to 4p00 Hz Speaker shall have powertaps that are selecl€d by rotary switch.The strobe shall complywith the NFPA 72 requirementsforvisible signaling appliancet flashing at i Hz over fhe strobes entire operaring voltage range.lhe strobe light shall consist ofa xenon flash tube and associated lens/refledoriystem' outdoor Products spectrAlert Advanceoutdoorstrobet horn strobe5 and speaker strobes shall be llstedfor outdoor useby uLand shall opente beween minus4o degrees and 151 degrees Fahrenheil The producs shall be listed for use with a Sysrem Sensorourdoor/weaherproof backboxwifr half{ndr and three-fourfisindr conduit enriet Synchronization Module The module shall be a system sensor sync.crcuit model li4DL lisred ro uL 464 and $all be approved forfire protective serviceThe module shall synchronize SpectrAleft srobes ar I Hzand horns ar temporal ttrree. Also, while operadng rhe sttobetihe module shallsilence the horns on horn sttobe models ovel a singlepairofwires.Themodule*rallmounlroa4r%e x4,/16x21/8-in;dlbadcbox.lhemoduleshalialsoconsoltwoSt)deY(dassB)circuiEoronestylez (class A) circuilThe module shall synchronize multiple zones. Daisy chaining lwo or more synchronization modulesrogetherwill syndrronize allfre zonesthey control.lhe module shall not operate on a coded power supply. ColorlensstrobeAttadtrnent -- r -----a^il^^r,h6.rr #T;il'|.f,;:t'ffi1']frilncecororlensanachmenushailbeapprovedforfrreproeciveseruiceasli$edinuL1633 lhelensaEadrmentsstnllonlybeused +^ 1(r /ta^ret hhrpnhCffi''6ffH#:##$:;#;Hff]'f;:ffi;;'ffi#;il;;;;y;;ik;;.'r,;e;"b"andber*edfrornminus3sdesreestolsidegreeshhrenhdl 1: .. ti'.r1d.btc 1 v. 4 x 11h-tr,rhbzcll box, 4 -irrcl', ocl; Eon l,acltl:(ti:'cr dr:'tl:'ile'gzngitacklsoxlvtct 32"F ro 1 20"FStandard Orrati -40"F to 151"F l0 to 930/6 non-condensing (indoor models)Fiumidity Range Dimensions Yfall-iy'rount Strobe and Hor; Strobe 55"Lx47'Wx2.5-D Strobe 6.0'1x5.0'Wx4.7-D Dimensions -trrlount Strobe (including tens) 6.8- diameter x 25" D Nominel (strobes and hom strobes)12 DOFWR or 24DCln n lfiaximumsupervisaryVoltage(sPeakers) 50lDC ffi 8ro 17.5v(l2vnominal)or17ro33v(24vnominal) Strotie Fash Rate 1 flash Per second Speaker 400 to 4.000 Hz Y4,h,1,2wans UL Reverberant (dBA @ 10 ft") Wall-fi4ount SPS Series Nr&57ffi UL Current Draw Data Equivalent Candela Rating for UL 1971 ffi,ff.iilE?fltii:r,.,ffiTti'ly:r ..: i,-i , ,i l'-:EF:j-t!:a -:,,?ry..:' ',..t..: f --;. t. C:'r /.):i: B. ii;rg 1li" | .:ie j lqr.:rvairi,i cc F,,i1;riJ ! ,,. i'jL 't 9'.' i i'rc,. .t t i2 'i5/75 15/75 15/75 )430309694t{At{A30""75' NA '-NA r58 t>60tt 9595NANA95'181 176 NA 202 195 110 110 85110NA 90205210NANA1i5r l)'i_ tff i101117.07NANA228 ii5Hich Canciela Range i50 NA 120150246NAr50 177 14NANA281251177 185 NA t50185258286NAi85 8-17.5 Volts 16-33 Vohs o(110DC ln 15n5 15t75 30 ta ztt 218Temporall5t14779on107176194 201 710Medium132698097182 10q 207Lowttz14366'77 93 154 179 u1141t (a 91 i00 ilb lto zul n7 ttnMediumr33t457585t02toJ187 201 210LOWt)l 144 68 %t)o t62 216t36t))i9c 1U r68 tbu oi 88 88 78 112 129 152 IUJ m2 26Temporal Medium Temporal Low 201194icl86tor5rll>i60 184 tol 103 t20 zg5 221i8l t34 tqq 85 I tu 216I txl 189 a8Non-Temporal Medium 7111ANon-TemooralLow t5z 'i 6-33 Vclts rit6-33 Vol'is t6)t5)FWR i35 150 177t)u i77 265258 2)6 lon259245 215 231 250Mediumt5>1.J6253 29/TemooralMedium n9 224 Lo/v n7 221 28 z>oLowzJz251t6tzvt 270 303 309 Non-Temporal 233 248 275 281255 299293 291254 E9Noft Candela Listed f:neela 115 r35 t)u Medium t+2 zJ6 Do not use below 32'F For K series products used at low temperatures, listed candela ratinos mu* be reduced in accotdance with this table. Medium 219 232 262 lo/ ?aq Low 214 n9 258 262 Data g;17S 16-33 z+Vottilomioal Switch Volts VotE Reverberant AnedPl: POSitiON SOUNdPAIIEM dB E PWR DC FWF DC FWR DC FWR easa88ry?:! 2 Temporat Uu 3 Ternponl Low 71 @ ::m9tq6e2 a< sl q0 97 98glCodedM"d'tt ?8 78 35 35 90 90 @rehornstrobe Low lOutdoorDevices HornTonesandSound 15 15n5 30 44 95 70 150 1n m5{{57& Ordering Information Ytt-"Y ry7."Wri'vler\trffi :: : -: ":i:l-:::r- "ffi ft: -"i'tTL ;5T.lTffi . !1,. (i.' I ,t:'..'. !:. /;!ri.,-:,ar,r: a t <.a. R :c, Lle". * :,,- li,.i",i:,t,-, r rj, \rr,1lir, i.ir:r i r,r"r.1 SVt'CLR-/rLIFJ Strobe, Sranciarci cd, Wni1e, Clear Lcris Irc2v/t-t+lligh cd, White,Clear trns SCVy{LR-ALtfil Srrobe, Sundard cd, Wrirc, Cleirr Lerrs IJlzin \t/ali Sceaker Strob€s SPSV/-ALERT Speaker Strobe, Standard cd,Vy'hire, Amher Lens 5PsW+Sundard cd, White. Clear Lens SPSCW.CLR-ALERT Speaker.Strobq Standard cd, Whire, Clear Lens 5P5R+Sundard cd, Red, Oear Lens sPsW-O-R-ALERT Speaker Strobe Standard cd,Whire, Clear I ens SPSWH+Hiqh cd, While, Clear lens Piain lryall Strobes SPSRIi.P Hiqh cC, Reo', Clear Len: Standard cd, Red, Clear Lens 5P5Vni+Standarc cd, White, t"Jigh Voiume,Clea lens _E!-P High cd, Red, Clear Lens 5P5RV-P Sundard cd, fled, HlghVolumgClear l-ens sW-P Standard cd,Vrrhite, Clear lens 5P5V/K-P Standard cd, White, Oear Lent Outdoor High cd,White Clear Lens 5P5RK+9tzndard cd, Red, Aear Lent Outdoor Sondard cd, Bed, Clear Lens, Ourcioor Piairr C€ilin Speaker Strober SRHK-P High cd,Bed,Clear Lens,Outdoor SPSCW+ Sundard cd,l{hite, Oear lens 5W(+Standard cd,W)ite, Oear l-ens, Outdoor sPSCWHf High cd, Vvhite, Oear lens s\ryliK-P High cd,Whire,Clear Lens,Ourdoor SP5CWV+Whic, High Volume, Oear Lens Piain Ceiling Strobe 5P5CWJ+tmite, Hiqh cd, HighVolumg Clcar Lens 5CW+Standard cd,\Mrite, Clear Lens Colored Lense: PlainWali Horn Strobes IENS+Walfrnount lens arachment, blue Smndard cd, Red, Clear Lens LENS+Wall+nornt lens anadrment red Sondard cd,White, Clear Lens LENS.6 lrvbli+nounr lens anrdrment, green ?WlP High cd,Vuhite,Clear Lens Wall-rnount lens atodrm ent, amber P2RK-P Standard cd, Red, Clear Lens, Ourdoor Ceilingflount lens atradrmenl blue P2RHK+ High cd, Red, Clear Lent Outdoor Ceiljno-rnount lens afirdlmenl teci P2\ /K+Standard cd, Vvhie Clear lent Outcioor tENS€C Ceiling-rnount lens anachmen! gregn P2WHK+High cd,\ffiite, Clear Lenr Outdoor LENS-AC Ceilino-mount lens aftachment, ambel ilote: All + models have a plain housing (no"FlRE'marking on coyeD. All outdoor unitswith a'Kdesignation in the pan number include a weatherproof back box All'ALERT"models are printed as such. Note: For colo' lens information see data sheet AVD500400 i.$] ^5Errrscm 3825 Ohio Avenue " 5L Charles, lL 60i 74 Phone 800-5ENSAW.. Fax 63G37 7 4495 dll9a@56s eoC6$.ddbEsltdbdmg€httd En@t{CtetrF@td";;;;;;;*rd'rdredF16@dnadt' d€ ,'Jwt7&'7/t1',]'t1 T,ffidwffi.ffifuffiffitr, PROTECT PROPERTY FROM THE ADVERSE EFFECTS OF TEMPERATUNE EXTREMES 1 ffim*% #@ uF.*F Wffi ffi * "-*-.e.:rrr*. {ir"t: sr*u,*,-*K i+t' .i--,,- T&-4ffi - Activates any hardwire or wireless alarm system if temperature falls below +39"F (++"C) 'Very small size for unobtrusive appearance . Requires no powerto operate - Perfect for homes, vacation properties or any anattended building @ tttfllsLAt{E} Et-EcTSiBNlFE, lNC. T&-4g trfffifp.AfFfrr' (aetlatedd l8lplasticnied94Y'll Lur"nrro*' , ' ' L.t r,ntacb t, l io,4q$rlclmry,crane fortadf,atingl isdi;fi.tfriJ r"u" "',rlztn+100"*{0to+jrq .|L:I; ::i.,",,:,' tloltage < to 2{lt IOIX' &nrsrt<200 nA : ; r!rs*; r;i;# i; o' i : ::'.; :,, i|ffii,i,:' i ",'' ;,,':,' ' :',,,:,),.ii',,.iii!!!i,fffiiii ' "' : :'' : : : :: ::,' i:::iii!;it:i:f :iiff ; ,r' ::ri;",i::i.;;::: 02]006 gfFland gectoniG Inc D.Or 1{1023 Bd"C{Z/08) tei$it :i .,", " Hooilitrg 2lrrts,holet{.165"da.} iurtoooffzrpntnl (A5*g'' !i1' "' : .. . -,..- .: . lFarfuiibt| ,iile'*a*lleirjilrt farrdmy ; :; ,';,.,"'1,,,i; \&fTF&LANdE:} ELECTRONICS, INC. 1950 ExcelDrive Mankato, MN 56001 vaw{.354269 fn MN:507{.25-7231 Fl.X:5O74a7-2488 www.wi nlan dsecuritY,co m -Kh.ryffi€H COftTPLIANT f,onradopeningternp gtue <39.f j *5A' j w t +y g 5496 Intelligent F jr.:rry.qrl.:::?tt-.r*" 1!1 F-4)rpd*r EUI$d$Fa* A dynamic combination of power and intelligence for your notifi ca*ion expansion needs, The Model 5496 Inteltigent Power Module by Silmt Knight is tfre most- powerful and cost-effective power supply available today. ft delivers 6 amps of notification apptiance circ.lt power and built-in syndtronizaiion for appliances from Gentex@, System Sensor@, Faraday,AMSECO and Wheelock@ - what you need to drive power-hungry components like ADA notification appliances. The 996's advanced microprocessor design is years ahead of the competition. tts sv'ritcfr mode power supply design is up to 50% more efficiern than competitive linear mode power supplies- f:^r +t^^ F^^. ^^-L;a.lr rrr L*E r'ubr buFrub.icated and cosl'effective notification power supply available, you need Model 5496. Call Silent Knight today for more information at 1-800-446..6444- r 3 €Inps per ouFut (Ir(xjit . Ground fault detd<rrIntelligent Power ltllodule The model 5496 is a 6 amp notification po["er expander thal provides ils onrn AC power connection, battery ctrarging circuil and ba<J<up ba$ery ior use with fire and security ccrkols strch as tre IntelliKnight Modd 58OA Fre Control /Communicaior- The 5496 b thecost- effec*ive solution for powering notifircafon appliances reguired by ttre Americans wih Dsabilili,es Ac{ (ADA). The 5496 has builiin ANSI cadenoe pafiem, rvt{ch can rpgrade older control panels that lackcadene capabflity. The Ouput circuits can be programmed as Notification eppfnnce Circuits, or as Ap<iliary Poyer (configur$le fol constant, teseEable, or tur holderpower)- Featrrres . UL Usted for 6 anps of notificdion povrer . Powersupplfs advanced s$itcfl mode dsign reduces damaging heat and manage's poyyer up to 50% rnore efficiendy lhan other syslens . Built-in synchronizalion for appliances from AMSE@, GenteF, Faraday, System SensoF, and Wtleelod€ . 24 VDC filtered outrut voltage . Four power-limited ndificalion oupuls: 2 Glass Aor 4 Class B, or 1 Class A and 2 Class B . NACs are programmable as Notification Appliance Gircu'rts, or as auxiliary povverto be used as constant, resettable, or door holder power . Corrrnunicates to the FAC,P v'ra * wire SBUS (wire runs up to 6000 n) . AC lsdehyopfion si.rutsdporer to non-essential high€Jnent accessories like magnetic door holrlers . Ligffirei$itde$gn adds to ease of instal|afi.on and reduces sfiipplrg costs . UL881,1481& t97l Ssted . ANSI Cadene panem outrut c4atffty builtin Specifications AC kprn lmVACed.ZTA olrqlut Gunent Slaley Alarm NofincatixfAuL Pouer circutts: Orrtsut configuratim: Anps per orry.tdrcuit Nstifcalion circilitouF-d: Bauflery cfnrging caparity: lld 5t196 htetligent Pouer Module AmttentTenrp-: 3P"to7fr"F (f to4SC 24 \rDC at 6amps 4{)mA 160 mA 4 2 CtassA(Styie Q 4 GlassB (Sty|e n(f GassA& 2 gassB) 33 (63anpstotd) n.4tofl'r-gVDo @ 3.O arnps each, 4-7k* EOL rqsistor required on each Class B circdi 35-OA}l Dinen$ms: Approvals: UL CSFM 122FW xl€ Hx 3 D (3038 crn W x40.Elcrn H x 7-@.Dclnl MEAa2992-€vcl. XV SILEI\IT KFJIGHT b'f Hsneln*'6fl Firepower 5496 I]' :lf'r I I r! qt{I ffi*yrr,:" l-Y : irq,,}:. Engi neerin g Specifications The contractor shall supply a power module compatible with the Silent lftight FACP. The power module musi have 6-0 amps of output powBl': The pcr,' i " ,- ; : Cule shall ccnnect ic rle :,-ain Fl nP vi: e.: PS I 95 syct:m bl,: (SBUS). The Outputs shall be programrnabie as Noiiiicairon Appliance Cucuits, or as Auxlliary Power (configurable for, constant, resettiable, or door holder power). The power module shall have four separate outputs. The power module BS 485 bus shall be optically isolated providing ground loop isolation and transient protection. 4 nuiputs p':rgrammabb Es H *:iir;at i=rr,Appl-an:e Gr.-eu1g Fr gF Auxil€ry Pe*er Bu;p;t ? Ol$-ptd B Sg:pr:t 4 SEUS CornnuniEatrfi tc' a avnpetible $ilerJ Kngld FASP &rtp'lP"y r.€liju*f +tl ?e Br+Srammed l-a b+. trrnf.tapl r€sGiie;llB, dr drl.gt l'rr"3[:' Scrrr*i Gompatible FAGPs IntelliKnight 5700 IntelliKnight 5808 IntelliKnight 5B20XL SILENT KFIIGHT This document is not intended to be used for installation prposes. We ty to lrcep our produc* information rp-todate af,d acorate. We carnd oover all ryecific applications or anticipate dl requirernents- Atl specificalions are slbiect to ctrange vvilhout notice. For nrore informatioq contact Sjilent lftight 7550 Meridian Cirde Suite 100, Maple Grove, Mn 553694927- Phone: (800) 328{103, Fax (763) 493-&75. MADE III AI'IERICA FORI4# 350387 Rev C' 9'07 @2AO7 Honeywe$ lnternationd Inc' by Honelni,llgll n , Before you Begin lnstailing Ka<bur-.r lq ?.3.2 Curre nt Drau' Wortlsheet qq t L. .+ \ ij'I'ci',-'.;'r 51?/i:ril::-.,.:.;li.1i:.'r.:.erl,is',r,lil:sl-re:ti:celer:ii:iecun-eltregui;-e:lentsdudnq alaruvllaii.ery siar.,ti-5y':pciarti.r. 1Cop1, '.i:rs i;ligc iia.lditional spaoe is requirecl._; Table 2-4: Current Draw Calculation Worksheet A B I C D E F G H I J Device Number of Devices Current per Device Standby Current Afarn Current I. or ea.ch detttce use this Jormula.:'lhis colunux A llxts c()lu}llil Lurrenl per nu.mber of dettices. 5496 Inteiligent Power Module (Current draw from battery)t Standby:40 mA 40 mA Alarm:I60nA 'i 160mA 5496 Current 40 mA 160mA Auxiliary Devices Refer 1o det ire monual for anent iaiigl Ala.rm/Standbv mA mA mA Alarm/Standbv mA mA mA Alarm/Standby mA mA mA AJarrn/Standby rnA mA mA Auxiliar-v Devices Current VmA *mANotllication appliarces Refer to device manual for arrent ratin gs.'z(L t€*)@Zc Alarm:Ba mA 0mA lbocl me)z?- r \o er .-1 Alarm:2\L mA 0mA ,49,r{ mA <.e l<a.5 Alarm:?l mA 0mA ?<<-mA Alarm:mA 0nA mA Notification Appliances Current 0mA lqll'A Total current ratings of all devices in system (line A + Iine B + line C)t-tumA a517 *^ Total current ratings converted to amperes (line D x .001):O,OHD A 3,€11 A Numberof standbyhours Q4or60 forNFPA T2,Chapter l, I-5.2.5).2r+ H Multiply lines E and F.Total standby Afl .D.g bAH 4la6p s6lpding period in hours. @or example, 5 minutes :.0833 hours.)o,O 3lU Multiply lines E and H.Total alarm AH O,3 Arl Add lines G and I.Total standby and alarm AH l.zG l,tr 151276 Before You Begin lnstalling 2.6.? Current Dravs S/oi"ksheet nrH€-Kb-.1 tq <qqt B z- r,"'.:,:.:l <-'4'", l-: -':.':.:','1::l:iri'l,t'.i:li-:',',::i::..,:11 t.cCe,:n":irtef:.li':llt:equirellc;l1sduri-tg ;l-;.,;,.,.--r...1 .. ' ...., ,.-, 1,'.-. . ).-,'..:-\.;..:.-l;,,,-,:i:-r-'.:i] :r.r3::illf tjqLrfl'Cd.) .f\ B C D E F G H I T Table 24: Current Draw Calculation Worksheet Device Number of Devices Current per Device Standby Current Alarm Current f'or each dcvlce use |fi.ts.lonnuu:'rii:t,l iier ;.u)i r ";1 C3\':i. 5496 Intelligent Power Module (Cunentdrawfrom banery) t Standby:40 mA 40 rnA Alarm:I60 rnA 160 EA 5496 Current 40 mA 160 mA Auxiliarv Devices W tDffiffiilri anrat ratin gs. Alarm/Standby mA mA nA Alarm/Standbv mA un mA Alarm/Standby mA mA BA Alarm/Sandby BA mA mA fuxilia ry Devices Current PEA pne Notifi cati on appliarces @uaevuiizanaalfoTattairutingl 2\Q \\ o ee +A-larm: ?\L mA 0mA &cll r.A Pz-8- r€ ec ldJ Alarm: 9C>mA 0mA i12g mA <9 r€e..2-Alaym: -i'l mA 0BA lL4LnA Alarm:!'l.l^0mA mA Notifi cation Appliances Current 0nA -Zlro nA Total currentratings of all devices i:r system Qine A + iine B + iine C)40 IItlI LL?o sa Total current ratings converted to amperes (line D x .00 i )e. oLl A zz-1 A Numberof standbyhows (24or50 forNFPAT2, Chapter i' i-5.2.5).24H Mrndply lines E and F.Total standbY i{fi -o36^i.,, ,';t:;'n'" Alarm sounding period in bours. (For example, 5 minutes = .0833 hours.)o.c833H Multiply lines E and H.Total alarm AH o.lc{ an Add lines G and I.Tbtal standby and alarm AH t. 15 'H .l(\::r 151276 2-5 cliir i d I Chuire Svstem Sensor CHW J/Chime CHSR 1/t/2-Wre Chime/Sfrobe CHSW ./r/2-Wire Chime/Strobe :(r/t/Hom HW 1/Horn HRK v Horn P2R t/r'2-Wire Horn/Strobe P2R.P r'r/2-Wire Horn/Strobe PCzR 1/t/2-Wire Horn/Shobe PC2R.P r/r'2-lVire Hom/Srobe P2RH r/r/2-Wire Horn/Strobe High Candela P2RH-P r/r'2-Wire Hom/Strobe High Candela PCzRH r'r'2-Wire Horn/Strobe High Candela PC2RH-P r'r/2-Wire Horn/Strobe High Candela P2W r/./2-Wire Horn/Stobe P2W-P l/r'2-Wire Horn/Strobe PC2W ./r/2-Wire Horn/Stobe PC2W-P 1/r'2-Wire Hom/Strobe P2WH 1/r/2-Wire Hom/Strobe High Candela P2WH-P r'1/2-WAe Horn/Strobe High Candela PC2WH r'j/2-WAe Horn/Strobe High Caudela PCzWH.P r/t/2-Wre Horn/Stobbl{igh Candela PzRK t/(Z-Wire Horn/Stobe PC2RK r'1/2-Wire Hom/Strobe P2RHK r'r/2-Wire Horn/Strobe High Candela PC2RHK r'r'2-Wire Hom/Strobe High Candela P4R t/r'4-Wire Horn/Saobe PC4R r/r'4-Wire Horn/Strobe P4RH r'1/4-Wire Hom/Strobe High Candela P4W t/r/4-Wire Hom/Strobe - ***-:17dddf54g6 ltrdtig ent Power itffie'lnstat t ation' and Operatlo*'Ma rw al l A-6 151276 Selectable-Output Horns, Strobes, and Horffi Strehes SpectrAlerr' Adva nce selectable-output horns, strobes, and horn strobes are rich with features guaranteed to cut installation times ond moximize profits. Features - Plug-in design with minimal intrusion into the back box , Tamper+esistanl construction - Automaiic selection of 12- or 24-volt operation at',5 ano 15/75 candela . Field-selectable candela settings on wall and ceiling vnits'.15,15/75' 30,75.95, I i0, i 15, 135,150,177,and 185 . Horn rated at 88+ dBA at i 6 volts . Rotary switch for horn tone and three volume selections - Universal mounting plare for wall and ceiling units ' Mounting plate shorting spring check wirinE continuity before device installation . Electrically compatible with existing SpectrAlert proiuctt . Compatible witl't MDL sync module The SpectrAlert Advance series offers the most versatile and easy-to-use line of horns, strobes, and horn strobes in the industry' With white and red plasiic housings, wall and ceiling mounting opticns, ano plain and F|RE-printed devices,SpectrAlert Acivance can meet virtually any application requirement. Uke the entire SpectrAlert Advance product line, horns, strobes, and horn strobes include a variery offeatures that increase their application versatility while simplifoing installation, All devices feature plug-in designs w@iirinimal intrusion into *le back bcx, which make installationsfax and foolproof while virtually eliminating costly and time-consuming ground faults' Furthermore, a universal mounting plate with an onboard shorting spring tests wiring continuity before the device is insolled, protecting devices ftomdamage. 'ln addition, field*electable candela seftings, automatic selection of '12- or 24ttolt operation, and arotary switchfor horn tones with three volume selections enables installers to easily adapt devices to suit a wide range of applicarion requirements. AgencyListings GsGmlrc (K@T).^.(uD <,b MEA ffi rffi }f approrred ii}if,l;XffiX' 5{0ll ddn6,h@s.S6tu.tt} n2t,2 ,tfJA5249{ tu?#J 553l:(s,bdj 7135{65'l89ftrtCl*) SpectrAlert Advance Specification s .1, pr.. .:. ., Wheriusedvyithdresyfcl-ircui|t'/|odu|e,t2+to|vatednatihcrtiortapftan'ceciLui|oUtwtssfia||operaiefieveen9and|7.5vdts; appliance chcvit outputs shall operaLe helv,teen 17 and 33 valts. lndoor SpectrqJert Advance producrs shall operate berween 32 and 120 degreesFahrenheit from a regulated DC or {ull'watre rcdihed unfihered power sultply.Suobes and horn strobes shall have freld-seleaafslecandela se(ingsinduding 15,15/753a, 75, 95, 110, 1i5, 1 35, 1 50, 177, and 185. Strob€ The strobe shaflbe a System Sensor SpectrAlert Mvance t'Aodel-listed to UL l97l and shafl be aprwed{u fte ptaie.,,ive tet',4u:.f i(.tl.torL sfiijllb,: wledasaprinlar+igna|ingnoLif|c2|jonapp|iarceandco[lp|ywithf'eAmer|can5withDi5a|'i|ilje5ActfeqUem i Hzoverthestrobe!entiteopoatingvdlage,zll1ge.ltrcstrotxlightshallc.arsisto{zrcnanflashtubeartdassciatedlens/rdledo(sygrl,lt. Horn Strobe Comhination I he horn sttobe shall Lre a System Sensor SpectrAlert Advance Model_ lined to UL 19/1 ano IJL 464 and shallbe apprand {u {re prot€ctive 5ervic€.lhe horn strcrbe shall bewred as a primary4ignaltngnoLihation applianceand complywitf the Anericanswith Dsabilities Act requirements for visifrie signaling appliancel llashin g al I Hz ovet the svobe3 entire orytarirq voltnge range. i fre strobe light shall consin of a xenon flash uJbe and associated lenshe{leaot 5ystem-lhe horn sitallhave three audibilityoptir:ns and an option to swilch belween a ternpoalthreelpauernand a norxempsal(continuous)pattern.Ihe5e options are set by a multiple position switdt.On foupwire products, the strobe shall be powered inciependently of the sounder.lhe horn on horn strobe models shafl operate on a coded or non-coci ed pcwer supply. Synchronization Module The modufe shalf be a System Sensor Syncr-rcutmodel MDL li$ed ro UL 464 and *nllfuapgotedforfireprotective service.Themodule shallsyndtronize SpectrAlefi strobes at I Hz and horns at temporal three. Alsq vrhile operating the strobes, the module shall silence the horns on horn stfobe models over a singfe pair of wires.The module shall mountto e 4t1h6x 411/rcx 21/a-indt back box.The module shall alsc control two 5Me Y (dass Bl c|rcuits or oneltyleZ(dass A)circuiLThe module shall synchronize multiple zoncs.Daisy chainingtwoot moresyndtronization modulestogetherv',illsyndtronize dlthezsnesthey control.lhe module shall not operate on a codcd powcr supply. Stanciari Operating Temperature 32"Fie120"F (CCto4Eq Humidit-v Range 1 0 to 93% non-condensinq Strob€ FlEsh Rar€i flash per second Nominal t/oltage Requlaied 12 DoFli/yfi' or requlated 24 WJFWI Operaiing \roltage Ranget 8to 17 5V (12V norninal) or 16 to 33 V l24V noninall lnputTerminal Wire Gauge lztalB ANG Dimensions Wall-fi4ount Dimensions (includins lens) 68' diameaet x 2.5' hiah (173 nim fiameler x 64 mm 56' L x 4.7-vl x 2.5' D M2 nim.L x I i 9 mm W x 64 mm D) Horn Dimensions 56' Lx 4.7'W x 1.3' D (142 mm Lx I i 9 mm W x 33 mm D) WaU-t*ount Back Bcx Skiri Dimensions {BE5-2, BESW-2}5 9' L x 5 -a-ul x 22' D (1 51 mm L x 1 28 mm W x 56 mm Dj Ceii,ng-Mount Eack Bcx Skin Dimensicns (BB5a-2, BESCW-2)7.1'diametetx22'hiqh (183 mm diamet€rx57 mm high) Wali-h{ountTrir, Ring Dimensicns {sclC as a 5 pack) (TR-H5.T&l.r/,HS)5]'Lx42'W x0j5-D(145 mm L x i22 mmWx 9mm D) Ceiling-MountTrimFingDimeFsions(soldasa5Fack)(TRC-HS,TRCltrLHS) 6.9"diameterx0.35'hlqh(iT5mmcjiameterx9mmhiqh) Notes: i. fullWave Rectified (FWB) vohage is a non+egulated,lime{arying povyersource thaf is used on some po/yersupplyand paneloutputr 2. P 5, PC and 5C products will operate at 12 V nominal only for 15 ano 15/75 cd. Bfr'%SJ7 UL Current Draw Data i l:.): I ,:/ i47 $5?,4944Ll1rtivnt1 /,f,.i ( r frl)oi4l 4894l\,1/,.NA30 9{''[er*poral low T'695b158r{ANA75 't53 l{cn-temporal higtr 57 696i5A42181t'lAhtA9!176 Non-temrroral Medium 5A4441202NANt195Non-lemporal low 6955214t{ANA I i 205 (oo,..i,liiqll 57 NA135High NA 228 247 (t;rn a Llediu:n Candela Range $0 NA 246 220 Codcd 504640NALov/ 221NANA177 2582K'NANA185 8- 17.5 Volts 'i6-33 Vott! DC Input 1515 Temporal Medium 201ttl2157144132 Tempotal Low 19817915493bb143 247 Itlon-Temporal Hiqh 221201tto1i6r0091152i41 229 t02 163 187 n7 2168575t.t>I i5Non-Temporal Medium Non-Tempcial Lovv t)o7a68i44l5l 182 ltu FVfR lnpui 218214iqJ1681129788t50Temporal High lemporal Mediunr 202184t6103AE78152 2V0 2011U1@i018676tJlt29194Temporal Lovv Non-Temporal High I tz161142103 lto r81 203 zzl Non-Ternproral Medium 208189t611095134155a5 t32 16-33 Volts tu)154 184 n2 16-33 volts DC Input 150 177 ia5 FWR lnput 1'35 i50 177 185 TemporalHiqh 245 259 2% 297 TemporalHigh ' 2.15 zrl 258 265 Temporal Medium /53 753 7,AB 287 Temporal fr4edium 224 7_50 258 Temporal Low 232 251 292 Temporal Low 221207zdl 248 zn Non-Temporal Hiqh zt5 270 303 309 Non-Temporal High 233 248 275 721 NorrTemporal Medium 259 293 299 Non-TemporalMedium 219 1)1 262 267 Non-Temporallow 238 aEl lvl 295 Non-TemporalLow 214 229 25t 262 HornTones and Sound Output Data 8-17j t6-33 24-Volt Nom;nat Switch Position SoundPattern dB Volts Volts Reverberant Anechoic DC FWF DC FWR DC FVfR DC FWR Temporal Hioh 78 78 84 84 88 B8 99 98 Temporal Medium 74 74 B0 80 86 ,K 96 96 Temporal Low 71 73 76 76 83 80 94 89 Non-Temporal Hiqh 82 82 88 88 93 92 100 100 Non-Temporal Medium 78 78 85 85 90 90 98 98 Non-IemDoral Lovv 75 75 81 8l 88 84 96 92 Coded Hiqh 82 82 88 88 93 92 l0l 10i 8r Coded Medium 78 78 85 85 90 fr 97 98 E C,oded Lcrw 75 75 81 81 88 85 Xi 92 tSettings 7, 8, and 9 arc not avai lable on Z+vite horn strobe tw.t95gt /t iliiilHryH Wail-mount horn sttobe5 Wall back box skirt SpectrAlert Advance Ordering lnformation Wall flcrn Strobes Ceiling Strobe: 5CR strobe,stanciardcd,*P2R'i Z-Vy'ire Fiorn Strobe, Spndard cd;,Bed PZRFI- 2-Vlire pzvf 2-Wire llorn Strobc, standard cd, Ufiitc SCRH 5trobe,Highcd,Red SCV.!' Strobe,Sondardcd,White 5CWH Strobe,Highcd'\tYhitePIWH' 2-Wite Hotn Strobe,High cd,ffiile P4W 4-lr'y'ireHoInStrobe,SW Horns Horn. ReriP4RH 4-Wire Hoq Strobe High cd, Red iqw 4-wte Horn sttobe,Standard d,white HW Horn,Vy'nte Acc€sscriesV{all Strcb€r BB5-2 Bad<BorSkirlWall,EedSR"r Strobe,Standarclcd,Red BBSW-2 BadcBox SkirL Wall!@ite SRH*t sfobe, High cd, Red 5\A/* Suobe, Standard cd, Whfte Swiln Svobe. rligh cd, White BB5C-2 EackBoxSki BB5CV/-2 Back Box Skin, Ceiling, White TR+|S Trim Ring, TRW-H5 TrimRing,WallWhite TBC-HS Trim Ring, Ceiling, Red ffiiru Ceiling l-iorn Strcbes-PC2R* 2-lMre Horn strob rcznH z-WiteHo* Sttobe,High d,M PC2i Ft 2-Wire Horn Strotre, Standard cd,Wlrite PC2WH' 2-lMre Horn Ssobe, High cd,Whit€ . rc+n 4-WreHorryStrobe,Standardcd,Red-PC4RH 4-Wre-Pi+w +WreHornStrobe,@ Notes:I ejj +",o 'noa"r numberfor plain houslng (noflRE'marking on cove0' e'g, P2R* fr"'m'p*:tlff'J|t::;#,Trilr3#r:'&,tff0-h,,r*,'o",asdrinss.'Huhcd.'ererstosobesdrarindudet35,tn't7t'and185r:ndera:ednss 3825 Ohio Avenue ' 5L Charles' lL 601 74 Phone: 830-5EN5OR2' Fax: 63O-37 7 4495$:a\vY o'{fi?9t965.'s, .,"*,*ffifffi;#r#:ffi* SK-Pull-SA and SK-Pull-DA in[etri gerrt Pr"lil Stations by Honeywell ldressable fire alarm pull station for use withThe sK-Pull-sA and SK-Pull-DA are a single action or dual action at Si|ent Knighfs |ntel|iKnight'fire controt panet. Extremely elsv t9 operate, l*I-|.:1|?l'119:-T-:::*^,-^. provide a fast ai^,-, .. ,u"i.-, :--,€r rs of manually initiating a fire alarm signal. The lntelliKnight panel recognizes each manual pull station by its specific address saving-precious seconds in determining the location of an alarm' For more information about the lntelliKnight system, or to locate you nearest source' please call 1-800-328-0103. Description The SK-Pull-SA is a single action pull station requiring only one motion to activate the station. The SK-Pull-DA is a dual acfion pull station requiring two motions to active the stiation. Both pull stations are designed to work with Silent Knight Intelliknight series fire alarm control panels (FACPS)' Features . Installer can open station without causing an alarm condition . Dual-color LED is visible through handle of station blinks green to indicate normal operation and remains steady red in an alarm condition .Keyoperatedtestandreset|ockusing|ockp|ateactuator . Key matches compatible FACP locks . Meets the Americans with Disabilities Act Accessibility Guidelines (ADAAG) contols and operating mechanisms guidelines (Section 4'1.3[1 3]) . Meets ADA requirement for 5 lbs maximum pull force to active . Shell, door, and handle molded from durable LEXAN@ . Reliabte ffi6r touble-free operation . Braille text on station handle . Handfe latches in down position and the word Activated appears, clearly indicating the station has been pulled . Rotary address switches for fast installation . UL Listed, including UL 38, Standard of Manually Actuated Signaling SYstem SK-Pull€A -Gompatibility ;; ;l6"ll-an "tio sr+uttsA are compatible with the followirg Intellil(night FACP's: 5600-5700 5808 5820XL SK-Pull-DA Model SK-Pull-DA and SK-Pull-SA *r r gt i.i'.:L.-" ! -f :: - ti "l'-:' - r-r'''-r --ic"tuo6iG!"ns3oaressab|ePu||Stations,Si|entKnightmode| sK-Pull-sA single action pull station or sK-Pull-DA, dual action pull station' sK-Pull-DA or SK-Pull-SA meet the ADAAG controls and operating mechanisms guidelines' and the ADA reouirements for a 5 lb. "r'.-),,..''|lllTl pull force to activate the pull station' Cl€AUIAhg:: Clrc8UlliirP: - l?iring SXfull6A & SN+r,t'DA Pull Sfiano'|s Specifications Physical Heisht 5-5" (14 on) Width:4'(10.2 cm) Depth:5.4 oz. (3.7 cm) Housing Material: LEXAN polycarbonate resin Bi-Colored LED: Blinking Green: Normal SteadY Red: Alarm Switch: Single pole, single throw (SPST) normally open (N/O) svvitch whictr doses upon acfivation of the pull station BG-TR SB-UO Electrical Operating Voltage: 15-32 VDC Average Operating Cunent (LED flashing):300 pA Wire Gauge: UP to 12AWG (3'1 mmz) Environmental Operating Temperature 3f - QVF (OoC -49oC) HumiditY: 19% -93% non-condensing Accessories Optional trim ring. Surface bad<box 4ce 8,ffiffi bY HoneYwell This document is not intended to be used for installation purposes' We ry.lo keep our product information up-to-d"t" and accurate'-We cannot cover all ;#id;pii*tions or anticipolte all requlrements-Alt specifications are subiecf i,IJ""ditis,."t notice. Foi more iniormation' contact Silent Knight '12 Cfinionvilte Road' NorttrtoJ,Cf oa+tz-rc10 Phone: (800) 328{103' Fax (203)'l84-71'l 8. www'silentknight'com T}IADE Iil AilERICA FORIttl# 350135 Rev A @ 2009 Honeywell Intemalional Inc' SILENT I;i;iCIIT SK-Monitor oy Honeyweli intelilgenc Msniior lvlociule Tl-re .;[_Mcritcr- rnodule provides an interface to contact devices, such as security contacls, waterflow switches, or pull stations' For more information about the IntelliKnight system, or to locate you nearest source, please call 1-800-328-0103. Description The SK-Monitor is an addressable monitor module for use with Silent Knight IntelliKnight series fire alarm confot panels (FACPs)' The SK- Monitor is intended for use in intelligent, two-wire systems, where individual address of each module is setected using the built-in rotary switches. The SK-Monitor supports Class A supervised or Class B supervised wiring to the load device' Conventional4-wire smoke detectors can be monitored for alarm and trouble conditions' Features. Single contact monitor . Support for Class A and Class B wiring . Fully suPervised . Panel controlled status LED that flashes green in normal state and is solid red in alarm . Attractive ivory cover Plate . RotarY address switches for fast installation . SEMS screws for easY wiring . UL Listed lnstallation The SK-Monitor mounts directly into a 4" square electrical box. The box must have a minimum depth of 2-118". A surface mount electrical box (System SensoP PN SMB500) is available from Silent Knight' SK-Monitor CompatibilitY i#SK:ffinilor is comPatible with the foilowing InteltiKnight FACP's: -5700 5808 5820x1 Model SK-Monitor ,,),lr^:. l' rr, tir, .rl' iv1': liu';r To tle|ct}wbe lfiring S|('ilotilor Itoddas rtnrtDtdcrot ItL Udld CoitertClstE oairis rgvga lrryd.ttolldx-s FiEAlm t'|Wnq;o**h, Wy'rtrl, I tutr|ry W'18- d ||r Sdne lo(trle - From CarPebS$tntKtdght+ FACPeflEvioPsOd/i99 - frrn CotsfadbluEllttill&dgtil + t,o/Pfrfu.v[!,,69r4',r' Cb$Alfltuftrg::F(,'sFBtt*frw:F Ea]'t-REittottt k|bmd .ialrdttls l le Specifications Physical Heisht 4.5" (11.4 cm) Width:4" (10.2 cm) Depth: 1.25'' (3 cm) Shipping Weight 6-3 oz (196 g) Electrical Operating Voltage: 15 - 32 VDC Current Draw (LED on): 5.0 mA max Operating Cunent (LED flashing): 375 pA StandbY Current: 400 uA max @ 24 VDC (one communication every 5 sec with 47K EOL) 550 pAmax @24VDC (one communication every 5 secwith EOL <1K) 5.5 mA (with LED latched on) LED Current 5.5 mA (witrr LED latched on)End-of-Line Resistance: 47K \,.,:',. . Initiating Device Circuit Wiring Resistrance: 1'500 O rnax SLC LooP Resistance: 40 O max' Environmental Operating Temperature: 32oF - 12OoF (0"C - 49"C) Humidity: 10% - 93Yo non-condensing Ordering Information SK-Monitor Monitoring Module Accessories SMB500 4" Square Surface Mount Electrical Box SITENT KNIGHT This document is not intended to be used ior installation purposes' we try io ii""g "rt pn"ouct information up-todate and accurate.' We cannot cover aff specinc applicalions or anticipate all requirements' All specifications are subiect to c*tange without notioe. For more information' contact Silent xnifit f z Clntonville Road' Nortrford, CT 08172-1610 Ft 5"", f8ool 328-0103, Fax (203)as+7118' www'silentknighlcom IIADE IN AIIIERICA FORM#350131 Rev92 @ 2010 Honeywell lntemational lnc' -, by Honeywell SK-Photo anc! Pl::tr'T Intelligent Photoelectric Smoke Sensors The SK-Photo is a photoelectric smc{e Ce'iecor and the SK-Photo-T is a photoelectric smoke detecfor with thermal. These plug in smr:ke de{eciors, with integral communication, provide features that surpass conventionaldetectors and are for use widt Silent Knighl lntelliKnight Fire Alarm Control Panels (FACPs). For more information about the IntelliKnight system, or to tocate your nearest sour@, please call800-3284103 or in Connecticut, call (203\ 4M:7161. ,? 1," Description SK€hoto and SKfhoto-T are Plug-in type smoke sensors that cornbine a photoelecfic sensing cfiarnber with addressable analog communications. Point lD capability allows each detector's address to be set wlth rotary address suritches, providing exac{ detector locations for seledive maintenance when clramber contamination reacfi es unacceptable levels. SK*Photo and SKfhoto-T hane a unique optical sensing clramber that is engineered to sense smoke produced by a wide range of combuslion sourc6. In the SK€hoto-T, dual eleclronic thermistots add 135"F (57oC) thermal technology to naimize detection. Features . Sleek, low-profile design . Base included . Reliable analog communications for trouble.free operation . Age resistant polymer housing . Duat elecfonic thermistor design on the SK-Photo-T . Superior EMI resistanm for reliability . Simple field deaning for code compliance . Variety of mounting options to meet any application . Dual LED indicators for 360p visibility . Detector tansmits signal to indicate maintenance is required . Optionat remote LED annunciator (System Sensor@ PN RA100Z) . Plugr-in mounting provides ease of installation . Tampergroof feabtre available on mounting bases . Listed for use in duct applications . Rotary address switches for fast installation . UL Usted . FMApproved Specifications Physical Heighl 2.0" (5-0 cm) Diameter: A-f (0.A un) Shipping Weight 5.2o2 (147 gl Electrical Operating Y oltage: 1 5-32 VDC $andby Current 300 trA @24VDC Maximum Afarm Current 6.5 mA@ 24YDQmax (with LED on) Environmental Operating Temperature SKPhoto: 37 -12A"F {OoC -49"C) SK-Photo-T 3? - 1OtrF (OoC - 38'C) Humidity: 1Ao/o - 93o/o non-mndensing Other Ratings SK-Photo.T Thermal: Fixed temperature set point 135oF (57oC) Velocity: 0 - 4000 Fm (0 - 20 m/sec) SK-Photo lnsect Screen Hole Size: 0,o16" (o-41mm) nominal SK.f hoto (Base included) Ciirnpatibility The SK-Photo and SKfhoto-Tare compatible with the following Intellil(night FACPs: 5700 5808 5f'20/rL SK-Photo and SKfholo-T are compatible with the following detec'tor bases: B?1.OLP (induded)6'base 8501 2wireba* B501BHT-2 TemPoral base BZ?4RB RelaYbase B224Bl lsolator base 8501BH-2 Sounderbase STTENT KMGHT i :.. ir l:_ -' bI Honetn'res #.".'.G* Model SK-Photo and SK-Photo-T Intetl i gent P h otoe I e etrjc-Smoke Engineering Specifications The conbacfor shall fumish and ir''st:ii rl'hsre indicaled on the plans, Intelligent photoelectric smoke sensors Silent Knight SK-Photo or SK.-Phoro-i r'r:nii :hermal. The combination detector head, and twist-lock base, shall be UL listed and compatible with Silent Knight's IntelliKnight fire control panels. The base shall permit direct interchange with SK-Photo or SK-Photo-T. Base shall be the appropriate twist-lock base part number B210LP (included). The smoke detector shall have a flashing status LED for visual supervision. When the detedor is actuated, the ffashing LED will latcfr on steady. The detector may be reset by adiuafing the control panel reset switclt. The calibration of the detector shall be capable of being selected and measured by the control panel without the need for external test apparatus. The vandal-resistant, secr-rrity loc*ing feature shall be used in those areas as indicated on the drawing' The locking feature shall be field selectable as required. The SK-Photo shall automatically perform a functional test of the detector. The test method shall simulate effects of products of combustion in the chamber to ensure testing of detector circuits. lt rFe *f(€'r'|rr g'lrre|pf ;lodF|E aD|a SILENT KNTCHT This docrrment is not iniended to be used for installaiion putposes' We ty to keep our product information uP-todale and accurate. We cannot coverall specific apptications or anticipate all requirements. Atl specifications are subjec't to change without notice. For more information, contact Silent Knigiht 12 Ctintoniine Road, Nor8rford , CT ffi472-1610 Phone: (800) 328{103, F ax:. (?A3l 48411 18. wvvusilentknight.com f,IADE III A'IIERICA FORM# 350118 RevA, @2O09 Honeywell Inlemalional Inc. b1'HoneprT SK-Heat, SK-Heat-HT and -.t '-,'il1r,':',rlr:: ' t - .. c v t , Addressable tlrermal heat and rate-of+ise detectors The SK-Heat, SK-Heat-HT, and SK-Heat-ROR a;e pk,g in thermaldetectors, with integralcommunication, fltat pravide features that surpass conventional detectors. These thermal detectors aretor use wiftt Silent lftight - i:rtelliKnight series Fire P.lai-rn Control Panels fACPs). IntelliKnight heat detectors are an essentjal component in virtually any IntelliKnight installation. The Intellilftight panet recognizes each detecfor by its specific address, so precious seconds are not wasted in detennining focation of an alarm. $ffitffiffi' $Fl-Heat-noil Description SK-Heat" SK*leat-HT and SK- Heat-ROR are intelligent sensors that utilize a state-of-the art thermistor sensing cira:it for fast response. Sensitivity is continuously monitored and reported to the FACP. Point lD capability allows each detector's address to be set with rotary address switches, providing exact detec,tor locations for selective maintenance when chamber contamination reaches unacceptable levels. SK-Heat is a fixed temperature sensor that uses a ttrermistor sensing circuit to produce 135oF (57"C) fixed temperature alann- SK-Heat-HT is a variable high temperature detector that provides high temperature detection at 135"F - 190.F- (57"C - 88"C) SK-Heat-ROR is a rate-of-rise temperature sensor with 135oF (57oC) fixed temperature alarm. Features . Reliable analog communications for troublefree operation . Age resistant polymer housing Innovative thermistor sensin g circuit Superior EMI resistance for reliability Variety of mounting options to meet any application - Dual LED indicators for 360o visibility . Detector tansrnits signal to indicate maintenance is required . Plug-in mounting provides ease of installation . Optional remote LED annunciator (System Sensor@ PN RA100Z) . Tampergroof feature available on mounting bases . Rotary address switches for fast installation . UL Listed Specifications Physical Height 2.0" (51 mm) Diameter: 6-1" (155 mm)installed in B210LP base Shipping Weight 4-B oz (137 g) Electrical Operating Voltage: 15 to 32 Volts DC Peak Standby Current 300pA @ 24 VDC LED Gunent 6.5 mA@ 24VDC Environmental Operating Temperaftrre SK-Heat & SK-Heat-ROR: -4" - 1000F (-200c- 38oc) SK-Heat-HT -4o - 150oF (-20oc - 66oc) Humidity: 10o/o -93o/o noncondensing SK-Heat (base included) Thermal Ratings SK-Heat Fixed temperah:re alann 135oF (57oC) SK-Heat-HT High temPerature heat sensor 135"F - 19fF (5/'C - 88oC) SK*leat-ROR: Rate-of-rise iletedion 1 5"F/min (8.3"C/min) Gompatibility The SK*leat, SK-Heat-HT and SK- Heat-ROR are comPatible wih the following IntelliKnight FACP's: 5700 5808 5820X1 The SK-Heat, SK-Heat-HTand SK- HeatfiOR are comPatible wih the following detector bases: B21OLP 8501 B22/;BJ B224RB B20OSR (induded) 6" base 2 wire base lsolator base RelaYtase Sounder base Model SK-Heat, SK-Heat-HT, $ il"h:lt r:.{ii." ;it.i,'J:l:siel,lil Th:t lnal qi!-.q.i i*.aia-oi-iltise l; .'- '. ITIL- " - )')- - -; t Engineerin g Specifi cations The contractor shall fumish and install where indicated on the plans, Intelligent Thermal Sensor Silent Knight Model Sl,.-;-ieat, SK-Heat-HT or SK-Heat-ROR. The base included shall pe ts2101P' The Heat detector shall have a flashing status LED for visual supervision. When the detector is activated, the flashing LED will latch on steady at fulibrilliance. The detector may be reset by actuating the mntrol panel reset switch. The vandal-resistant, security locking feature shall be used in those areas as indicated on the drawing' The locking feature shall be field removable when not required.Voltrage and RF/transient suppression techniques shall be employed to minimize false alarm potential- QotnpafbleFAtrP lfiriDg S|(-Sed€s Detector$oun$ng Bcsos Accessories RA100Z - Remote LED Annunciator. RMK400 - Reoessed Mounting Kit. Provides tow profile for use with 8501. XR2B - Detector Removal Tool. A removal and re- placement tool for SK plugin detectors. Includes the T5F127-000. M02-0+01 - Replacement Test Magnet. M02-09-00 - Test Magnet with Telescoping l-landle' XP-4 - Extension Pote for XR2B. Extends fom 5 - 15 ft' TSF127-000 - Detector Removal Head' BCK-2008 - Black Detector KiL For SK+eries detectors' * Unless otherwise noted, speoifications apply to all SK thermal detectors. SILENT KNIGHT This document is not intended b be used for inshllation purposes. wu try..b k*p;";p.d"d information up-todate and accurate' We cannot cover all spet*nc apptications or anticipate all requirem-ents' All specifications are iiUi.a t" if,tnge without notice- For more information, contad Silent lftighl iz bintonvitte ioad Northford,CT 06472-1610 Plione: (800) 328-0103' Fax: (203) 484-7118. wwu'.silentknight'com IIIADE IN AIJIERIGA FORM# 350120 Rev' C @ 2010 Honeywell Intemational lnc' -; by Hon€yvvell FYrry1|.qqrr-'r'':*i ryv-''8501 and n31::_5 Intelligent Detector Bases 8501 and B?1OLP plug in detedor mounting bases, areiusttwo of the variety of ways to intall detecfors in any applie;tion. For more information about the IntelliKnight system, or to locate you nearest sour@, please ail 14AA-328-0103 or in Connecficut, call (2031484-7rc1. Description The B210LP 6" Mounting Base and the 8501 4" Mounting Base are plug in detecior bases for SK style detectors intended for use with Silent Knight IntelliKnight series fire alarm conkol panels (FACPs). The B21OLP and 8501 have screw terminals for power (+) and G) and remote annunciator connecfions. Comrnunication takes place over the power (+) and (-) lines. Features . Plugin mounting provides ease of installation . Tampergroof feature prevents rernoval of the detector without the use of a tool . Range of mounting options to meet any applieltion . 8501 allows for aesthetieally pleasing installation with Recessed Mounting Kit (PN RMK4OO) . Rotary address switches for fas{ installation . Optional remote LED annunciator (PN RA100Z) . SEMS scre$rs, 12_22AWG . UL Usted lnstallation The B21OLP and B5Ol can be mounted on a variety of junction boxes as shorrrn in the tables below. U-S. Junction box Selection Guide" B?1OLP Base 8501 Gompatibi$ty The B210LP and8501 are compatible with the following SK+eries detecfors: . SK-Photo Photoelectuic Smoke Detec{orand SK-Photo-T Photoelecfic Smoke Detecfor witr Thermal . SK-Acdimate Multicriteria Photoelecfric Smoke Detecfor . SK-lon lonization Smoke Detector . SK*leat Fixed Ternperahrre Thennal Detector, SK -HeatSOR Rateof8ise Detecfior with Thermal, and SK-l-leat-HT Fixed High Temperature Thermal Detecf or The B210LP and 8501 are cornpatible with the following tntetliKnight FACP's: SILENT KNIGHT 5700 5808 5820XL Base iloqet srngre ('ang 3.5" LfCt 4'(,cl 4" tiq azlrrLr.Yes Yes Yes Yes ttc{r1 'NO YES NO NO Metric Junction box Selection Guide* Model 5U mm 60 mm 7(, mm 75mm ts21oLP NO NO NO NO tJbUl Yes Yes Yes NO by Honelnrell Model 8501 and B210LP 8501 and B210LP Mounting Bases Specifications Physical B210LP Diameter:6.1" (155 mm) B5t)l Dameter 4.1" (104 mm) Electrical \Mre Gauge: 18-12 Terminals: Terminal 1: Power (-) and Optional RAl002 Terminal 2: Power (+) Terminal 3: Optional RA1 002 Remote Annunciator Environmental Operating Temperature: 32oF - 150oF (0oC - 66oC) Humidity: 1lo/o - 93o/o non-mndensing Ordering Information B21UP 6" Mounting Base 8501 4" Mounting Base Accessories RA100Z RMK4OO XR2B MO2{,4-O1 M0249-00 xP4 T55-127400 BCK-2008 Remote LED Annunciator. Recessed Mounting KiL Provides low profile for use with 8501. Detestor Removat Tool. A removal and replacernent tool for SK plug-in detec*ors. lncf udes tp T 55-1 27 400. Detector Test Magnet. Test Magnet with Telescoping Handle' Extension Pote for XR2B. Efends from 5- 15 fr. Detector Removat Head. Bfack Detector KL For SK series detecdons. SILENT KNIGHT This document is not intended lo be used for installalion purposes. We ry b keep our pmduct information up-todab and acsjrate. We cannotcoverall specifc applicdions or anticipate all requirements. Allspecifications are subjecd to c*range without notice. For more information, contact Silent Knight 12 Clintu\vi|/e Road, Northford, CT 06472-1610 Phone: (800) 328-0103, Fax: (2031 484-7 118, www.silentknight.com trIADE TTI Ai'ERICA FORM# 350995 RevA ECN 0$'520 @ 2W Honeywell Inlemational lnc.by l-foney*ell ,tjt ,J hedyr . \Ml( &LI( rnn-zyul'11*"- k pt ,n uy)-- qL.BI]TCPOTTER Governm State of lddn DEPARTMENT OF INST'RANCE 700 West State Steet,3dFhc P-O-Box8720 Boise,Idaho t3720{to4.3 Phoe (20E) 33&4370 For (208)334-f375 WIIIJAMW.DEAL Dir€ctor MARKA.I,ARSON StaEFfteIt arshal PI-AI{ REVIEW FOR FIRE SPRINKLER SYSTEMS PROJBCT: R QXBU Rc" t1 / Rexgq n a f,bApcr 5r TA rqr STREETADDRESS:g4. 2 oo g.CITY fasrrrle rrl cr FIREPROIECIIONCONTRACTOR 9U Frn5: Fho.rgl?rrqr{ r N" ADDRESS:5 '-y'-.r Fat'tz.gA 3r CITY: BRtCrXnrJ €rTT STATE: (.|rrr*TP: gt47€L PHONENO:4 76-723- uqq FA)(No: SIGNATTTRE oN PLAIiI: J ftox 9A qsR€ DATE ON PLI\N: 11r o1r€ DATEPLAI.IRECEIVED I*f -tg ^/ ,kt7, ,? R5VDXIEPIANREVIEUTED:2- t7-rJ ITEM. NO. 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MelFldcher ?ffi' Ph: 2Ot-1642337 Fuc 20&7*2090 9C TOr- ,. l,lartl^arson Idaho Sunrerying A Rating File AJIJ N-f^or:crrrr ecraryy Finr3 ,€pf; [l rm-Ifdcficimicsnoredabovc are md $bjccrb afeld iaspecriou l--'l USd|PROttp-Rcs,lnritwith itcnsnoted * u cqremd. p eOomONef -trorn*i@ rcquesed tu20t2 12 00364 Rexburg LDS 19th Chapel - Fire Alarm 3/r8/2013 Routing: Fire Alarm Shop Drawing Bret Stoddard (Please review by Mond ay, March 25) Current Status Dot' Y NA T REV T */ V Please complete the following: D#" NA E n Review plans ffi x Enter Notes for the applicant under submittals U , n Update status in the Approvals tab g X Return building plan to Amanda Saurey Please indicate time spent in hrs/min reviewing the plans: t/- thg^ Notes:ft\ /'\\/A {l\