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Drawings and general provisions of the Contract, including General and Supplementary Conditions and Division 01 Specification Sections, apply to this Section.  \n1.2 SUMMARY  \nA. Section Includes:  \n1. This Section specifies the fire-alarm system for buildings and structures.  \n2. Provide all labor, materials, and equipment as necessary to complete all work as indicatedon the drawings, and as specified herein for a complete operating system.  \n3. Provide a minimum of 16 hours of factory service engineer training on the operation of the manufacturer ’s fire-alarm system in general and on the system installed on this project.  \n1.3 DEFINITIONS  \nA. FACP: Fire Alarm Control Panel  \nB. FARCP: Fire Alarm Remote Control Panel  \nC. NACP: Fire Alarm Notification Appliance Control Panel  \nD. FAA: Fire Alarm Annunciator Panel  \nE. FAIGD: Fire Alarm Interactive Graphic Display Panel  \nF. FFCP: Fire Fighter Control Panel  \nG. LED: Light-emitting diode  \nH. NICET: National Institute for Certification in Engineering Technologies  \nI. Definitions in NFPA 72 apply to fire-alarm terms used in this Section  \n1.4 SYSTEM DESCRIPTION AND PERFORMANCE REQUIREMENTS  \nIf the lighting panel serving the fire-alarm control panel is in a different room, install a fire-alarm disconnect switch next to the fire-alarm control panel. In general fire-alarm control panels and graphic annunciators for new buildings shall be located in the main lobby or where the fire trucks will most likely respond; verify with Department of Police and Public Safety. Depending on application,(classification of building), select paragraph A.1 for academic, business, or non-dormitory facilities, or paragraph A.2 for  \ndormitory facilities. Thermal detectors should be used in main electrical and mechanical rooms in lieu of smoke detectors (item to be reviewed with MSU staff) .  \nA. Fire-alarm system shall be a multiplexed point addressable type, non-coded, 24VDC, electrically supervised, U.L. approved, dedicated to fire-alarm service only.  \n1. Alarm circuits shall be Class B, Style 4 for signaling line circuits and Class B, Style Y for notification appliance circuits for all academic or business occupancies. Speakers and strobes shall be operable over a single ground. The system shall comply with NFPA 72.  \n2. Alarm circuits shall be 4-wire Class A, Type Z looped back to the control panel for all dormitories. Speakers and strobes shall be operable over a single open or ground. The system shall comply with NFPA 72.  \nB. Device locations and ratings indicated on Drawings are minimum requirements, established for general scope and coordination purposes. In addition to devices shown on drawings, provide additional and supplemental devices as required to meet the requirements of the authorities having jurisdiction (AHJ) , the fire alarm manufacturer, and all applicable codes up until bids are due. Any deviations including material and labor shall be included in the final bid price.  \nC. Fire-alarm vendor shall provide sound pressure level calculations demonstrating compliance with NFPA 72 and establish quantities and tap settings of audible devices. Contractor shall modify settings as required to achieve proper levels for field conditions.  \n1. If sound level is not acceptable to Owner, the Contractor shall adjust tap settings or add additional devices as required to achieve proper levels for field conditions.  \nD. A complete functional system meeting the requirements of this specification, applicable codes and AHJ requirements shall be provided.  \nE. Fire-alarm evacuation signal initiation shall be by one or more of the following devices:  \n1. Manual stations  \n2. Smoke detectors  \n3. Heat detectors  \n4. Automatic sprinkler system water flow  \n5. Fire extinguishing system operation  \n6. Fire standpipe system  \nIf there is more than one area smoke detector in a space they may be cross-zone","cbCaiqG2zkKX6VCe","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiqG2zkKX6VCe","pdf",448416,35,"English","# 1.1 Related Documents\n# 1.2 Summary\n## Section Includes\n# 1.3 Definitions\n## Key Abbreviations\n# 1.4 System Description and Performance Requirements\n## Installation and Location Requirements\n## System Type and Circuit Requirements\n## Device Locations and Deviations\n## Sound Pressure Level Calculations\n## Evacuation Signal Initiation Devices\n## Alarm Signal Actions\n## Supervisory Signal Actions\n## System Trouble Signal Actions","[{\"question\":\"What type of fire-alarm system does this section require?\",\"answer\":\"It requires a multiplexed point addressable, non-coded, 24VDC system that is electrically supervised, UL approved, and dedicated to fire-alarm service only.\"},{\"question\":\"How are alarm notification and evacuation signals initiated?\",\"answer\":\"Evacuation signals initiate via one or more of manual stations, smoke detectors, heat detectors, automatic sprinkler water flow, fire extinguishing system operation, or a fire standpipe system, with cross-zoning allowed when more than one area smoke detector is used.\"},{\"question\":\"What actions must occur when an alarm is initiated?\",\"answer\":\"The system must continuously operate alarm notification appliances, identify alarm at the FACP and related panels, illuminate LEDs on modular annunciators, transmit alarm to a remote receiving station via contact closures, release magnetic-held doors, activate voice/alarm communication, switch HVAC to fire-alarm mode, close smoke dampers for the alarm zone, and record events in memory and by printer.\"}]","283100 - Digital, Addressable Fire-Alarm System - Part 1 - General | PDF",88]