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Home My WebLink About10615 NORTH L ST_08-1069_08-0498__________SimplexGnnnell LP Simp/ex6 inne// 8323 N. Eldridge Parkway, Suite 120 BE SAFE, Houston, rx noa 1 Tale: 281-671-3300 www.simplexgrinnell. coot ft"FIVED- FIRE ALARM SYSTEM IJul 15 2008 SUBMITTAL FOR `— COPY /ry LAPORTE ISO LOMAx ELEMENTARY SCHOOL RENOVATION 10615 AVENUE L LA PORTE, Tms SG Project #937351001 SUBMITTED TO LA PORTE FIRE MARSHAL 124 SOUTH 2No STREET LA PORTE, TEXAS 77571 IF jHTHE 1"I �Pq NVp(gNS TO ryFN1V F RED py �rA( �RRING R tl/CO/SecurityFire& / SimplexGrinnell #937351001 Lomax Elementary School Fire Alarm System Project- Lomax Elementary School Renovation Owner. LaPorte ISD Architect: SBWV Architects, Inc. Engineer: RH George & Associates, Inc., Melvin Kalmans, PE 24070 Electrical Contractor: McDonald Electric Supplier SimplexGrinnell LP ACR-2147 IllannlaCtnr0r: Siemens Fire & Safety Governing Code Year: 2006 Date 0l Snhlnittal: July 15, 2008 w C AN.t l~ n I hereby certify that the equipment shown in this shop drawing, project data, and/or sample, complies in all respects with the requirements of the contract documents for this project. I further certify that all data shown herein as to performance, dimensions, construction, materials and other pertinent items is true and correct. All data, design, and concepts contained herein are for the expressed purpose of the Owner's use only and is not intended for duplication, or disbursement to any other parties without the expressed written consent of Tyco/Fire & Security SimplexGrinnell LP. i �z Signed: tgCO Joe Hinger Position: Project Sales Representative Fire & Security Date: July 15, 2008 SiMp/exGFinne// Pjct Designer, Eugene L DeGeus tgC0/fire&Security /$imp/exGrinneLf #937351001 TABLE OF CONTENTS 1. SCOPE OFWONN 11. E@OIPNENT 1LsTs In. Sum FUNCTIONAL OPERATION IV. SNANITTAL DATA AND BROCHURES Lomax Elementary School Fire Alarm System A. SIEMENS FP-11 INTELLIGENT FIRE DETECTOR B. SIEMENS ADDRESSABLE MANUAL STATIONS C. SIEMENS PAD 3 NOTIFICATION APPLIANCE EXTENDER D. GENTEX GEC3/GES3 M-C NOTIFICATION APPLIANCES E. STI STOPPER II PULL STATION COVER W/SOUNDER F. STI HORN/STROBE DAMAGE STOPPER V. TAMES ONO STSTEN DRAWINGS A. GENERAL DRAWING NOTES B. PARTIAL RISER DIAGRAM C. DEVICE DETAILS VI. Fuse PANS All data, design, and concepts i;o " rare for on y and is not intended for duplication or disbursement to any other parties without the expressed written consent of Tyco/Fire & Security SimplexGrinnell LP. tgCO/Fire & /$/p r/AAs// security Lomax Elementary School #937351001 SCOPE OF WORK Fire Alarm System SimplexGrinnell will provide fire alarm addressable initiating devices for detection of fire conditions in renovated areas according to plans developed by SW V Architects and RH George Engineers. The existing fire alarm panel is a Siemens (Cerberus) MXL IQ and will remain with new devices being added to existing signaling line circuits. New notification appliances will replace existing devices circuited from existing NAC Extender Panels (4) in each area of the building. New notification appliances in corridors and rest rooms will be fitted with tamper resistant protective covers. And new manual pull stations will include covers with battery operated sounders to discourage tampering. No fire alarm work is shown on contract drawings for the kitchen or gymnasium areas. No air handler or main air duct lines are being replaced or re -worked that would affect existing fire alarm interfaces and controls. No door hold -opens, releasing fire doors or fire shutters are shown on contract drawings. Thus, all items in the fire alarm specifications that relate to the above areas and functions are excluded from the SimplexGrinnell scope of work. All fire alarm wiring will be installed by SimplexGrinnell in conduit to be installed by others. Device mounting boxes will be installed by others according to approved floor plans and detail drawings. All programming and testing of the fire alarm system will be performed by SimplexGrinnell. Labels and device locations will be according to information available at the time of programming. All data, design, and concepts contained herein are for the expressed purpose of the owner's use only, and is not intended for duplication or disbursement to any other parties without the expressed written consent of Tyco/Fire & Security SimplexGrinnell LP. tycol5,eSecurity lSinp/exGrinne// Lomax Elementary School #937351001 Fire Alarm System EQUIPMENT LIST ISG Project # 9373510011 QM VENDOR MODEL # DESCRIPTION 33 SIEMENS FP-11 FIREPRINT INTELL SMOKE/HEAT DETECTOR 33 SIEMENS DB-11 DETECTOR BASE ASSEMBLY 3 SIEMENS MSI-20B INTELL PULL STATION DUAL ACTION 1 SIEMENS PAD-3 PIS NAC EXTENDER 6 AMP 18 GENTEX GES3-24WW STROBE, 24VDC, M-C WHT, WALL MT 22 GENTEX GEC3-24WW HORN/STROBE, 24VDC, M-C WHT, WALL MT 3 STI 1100 PULL STATION COVER W/SOUNDER 19 STI 1210D AN COVER SURFACE MOUNT (Above parts list includes specified 5% spare parts, minimum 1, except for the expansion power supply.) PJCT DESIGNER., Eugene L DeGeus All data,. design, and conceptscontained hereinare for. the expressed purpose of the owners use only, and is not intended for duplication or disbursement to any other parties without the expressed written consent of Tyco/Fire & Security SimplexGrinnell LP. tyCO/S MAritylSimp/exGrinne// Lomax Elementary School #937351001 Fire Alarm System SYSTEM FUNCTIONAL OPERATION [EXISTING] Alarm Detection 1. When a fire alarm condition is detected by any alarm initiating device, the following functions shall occur: (a) The fire alarm control panel common alarm indicator shall flash and the audible device shall sound. Acknowledging the alarm condition shall silence all audible panel devices and cause the common alarm indicator to illuminate steady. (b) The 80 character liquid crystal display shall indicate all applicable information associated with the alarm condition including zone, device type, device location, and time of alarm. Location and zoning messages shall be custom field -programmed to match the respective premises. (c) Any local printers will record all event information including device description date and time. (d) The DACT will transmit the event information to the central monitoring station. (e) Close doors throughout the facility held open by electric door holders and deactivate all power operated doors in smoke barrier walls. (f) Unlock all egress doors that are electrically locked via a security or other system. (g) Activate all building audible notification devices. (h) Activate all building visual signals. 2. Activation of duct smoke detectors associated with any .fan shall deactivate their respective unit and all other AHUs over 2000 cfin. 3. Silencing of alarm at the fire alarm control panel shall terminate audible notification but visual notification shall continue. 4. All non silenceable auxiliary control functions shall remain in operation, even upon silencing audible signals, until such time as the control panel is cleared and reset manually (i.e. fan control outputs, central station interface, elevator recall interface, etc.). System Trouble Detection 1. When a trouble condition is detected by the fire alarm control panel, the following functions shall occur: (a) The fire alarm control panel trouble indicator shall flash and the internal audible device shall sound. Acknowledgment of the trouble condition shall silence the audible device and cause all trouble indicators to illuminate steady. (b) The 80 character liquid crystal display shall display all applicable information associated with the respective trouble condition. (c) Any local printers will record all event information including device description date and time. (d) The DACT will transmit the event information to the central monitoring station. 4 afa; `dew and c' n su ed h'ereiir are for {tie rsmssee� _ o' l 9 p pitryo v 't a owriers use only, and (rnot intended for duplication or disbursement to any other parties without the expressed written consent of Tyco/Fire & Security SimplexGrinnell LP. itg=1S c-dY /S%mp/eirGrinnc// Lomax Elemethary School #93M1001 Fire Alarm System • System Supervisory Alarm Detectillin I. When a supervisory alamt condition is detected due to a fire sprinkler switch being placed in an "off -normal' position, loss of air pressure on a pre -action sprinkler system, or loss of power on the fire pump controller the following functions shall occur: (a) The fire alarm control panel supervisory indicator shall flash and the internal audible device shall sound. Acknowledgment of the supervisory condition shall silence the audible device and cause the supervisory indicator to illuminate steady. (b) The 80 character liquid crystal display shall display all applicable information associated with the respective supervisory condition. (c) Any local printers will record all event information including device description date and time. (d) The DACT will transmit the event information to the central monitoring station. • • All data, design, and concepts contained herein are for the expressed purpose of the owners use only, and is not intended for duplication or disbursement to any other parfies wahout the expressed written consent of Tyco/Fire & Security SimplexGnnnell LP. SIEMENS Fire Safety FP-11 FirePrintTM Detector Intelligent Fire Detector for MXL, MXL-IQ, and MXLV Control Panels ENGINEER AND ARCHITECT SPECIFICATIONS • Most Sophisticated "Detector Intelligence" available today • Multi -Criteria fire detection for the price ofa photoelectric detector • FirePrintTM Technology to discriminate between deceptive phenomena and an actual fire • Easily programmed to match specific hazard profiles from the control panel • Pre -Alarm reporting based on fire profile selected • Remote sensitivity measurement capability • System logic activation based on any of three inputs from detector (smoke, heat or neural network) • Field cleanable chamber with replaceable chamber parts available • Mufti -color detector Status LED • Two -wire operation • Compatible with Model DPU of FPI-32 field programmerftester • Supports EnviroUNK software based automatic environmental compensation • Backward compatible with older MXL systems (Rev. 2 and above) • Optional fully programmable relay base, audible base, and duct housing • @UL Listed, ULC Listed, CSFM, FM, NYMEA Approved Introduction The FP-11 Intelligent Fire Detector provides the life safety industry with the most highly evolved detection system available today. The FP-11 utilizes advanced detection technology that allows the detector to distinguish nonthreatening deceptive phenomena, such as cigarette smoke, from actual fire hazards, while optimizing detection for the area in which it is in- stalled. No other detection system available today offers a higher level of protection or nuisance alarm immunity. The FP-11 uses state-of-the-art microprocessor circuitry with error check, detector self -diagnostics and supervision programs. The FP-11 intelligent fire detector is compatible with the Siemens Building Technologies, Fire Safety Divi- sion, Model DPU or FPI-32 field programmerttester, which is a compact, portable, menu -driven accessory for electronically programming and testing detectors, easily and reliably. The DPU or FPI-32 eliminates the E3 need for cumbersome, unreliable mechanical program- ming methods and reduces installation and service costs by electronically programming and testing the detector prior to installation. The FP-11 fire detector is compatible with the MXL family of control panels including the MXL, MXL-IQ, and MXLV. The FP-11 detector is Underwriters Laboratories and Underwriters Laboratories of Canada Listed. Description The FP-11 is a plug-in, two -wire, multi -sensor detector with both photoelectric and thermal inputs and is compatible with the MXL family of control panel systems. Each detector consists of a dust resistant, field cleanable photo chamber, a solid state CATALOG NUMBER 6175 non -mechanical thermal sensor, microprocessor based electronics with a low -profile plastic cover and base. The FP-11 utilizes state-of-the-art ASIC and surface mount technology for maximum reliability. Every FP-11 fire detector is shipped with a protective dust cover. The FP-11 fire detector utilizes an infrared light emitting diode (IRLED), and light sensing photodiode. Under normal conditions, light transmitted by the LED is directed away from the photodiode and scattered through the smoke chamber in a controlled pattern. The smoke chamber is designed to manage light dissipation and extraneous reflections from dust particles or other non -smoke airborne contaminants in such a way as to maintain stable, consistent detector operation. When smoke enters the detector chamber, light emitted from the IRLED is scattered by the smoke particles and is received by the photodiode. The FP-11 also utilizes a modern, accurate, shock - resistant thermistor to sense temperature changes. The "on -board" FirePrint technology allows the detector to gather smoke and thermal data, and to analyze this information in the detector's "neural network" By comparing data received with the common characteristics of fires, or fire fingerprints, the FP-11 can compare these "Fire Prints" to those of deceptive phenomena that cause other detectors to alarm. The advanced FirePrint technology allows the FP-11 to accurately determine a true fire hazard from a nonthreatening deceptive phenomena WITHOUT needing to use alarm delaying verification and confir- mation techniques, which can increase the probability of losses due to fire. The FP-11 provides the highest level of detector intelligence available today with a detector/control panel link that allows the user to program the detector for the specific hazard profile Detectors are optimized by selecting one of the following applications: • Office/Retail • Lobby • Computer Room • Dormitory • Healthcare • Parking Garage • Utility/Transformer Room • Hostile Environment • Precious Storage • Air Duct • Warehouse/Light Manufacturing The software does the rest; no guessing on detector sensitivities or alarm verification; the control panel programs the FP-11 detector for the protected area without hassle and without confirmation delays. Once optimized for the hazards in the protected area, the FP-11 provides the best detection you can buy. Should the operator or installer forget to program the detector, the FP-11 will revert to a default setting that allows it to operate as a standard photoelectric or photothermal detector. The FP-11's FirePrint technology monitors input from both the photo chamber and the thermal sensor, evaluating this information with sophisticated mathematical formulas, or algorithms, comparing this input to characteristics of both threatening fires and deceptive phenomena that would "fool" any ordinary detector. This technology was developed over years of research and reviewing the results of over 20 years of fire test data in one of the world's most advanced fire research centers. The results of this research are the mathematical models that form the algorithms used in FirePrint. No other fire detector has this level of intelligence or this amount of research and develop- ment supporting it's design. The microprocessor's software can identify and disregard false input caused by radio frequency (RFI) and electromagnetic (EMI) interference, and validates all trouble conditions before annunciating or reporting to the control panel. The FP-11 detector's microproces- sor uses an integral EEPROM to store the detector's address and other critical operating parameters which include the assigned program values for alarm and trouble thresholds. Communications within the detector itself and between the FP-11 and the control panel, or with the FPI-32 field programmer/tester, are supervised and safeguarded against disruption by reliable, microprocessor based error checking routines. Additionally, the microprocessor supervises all EEPROM memory locations and provides a high degree of EEPROM failure fault tolerance. In MXL(V) applications, the FP-11 determines its operating status to be normal, in alarm, or in trouble depending on the difference between the alarm threshold values stored in the aetector's memory and the detector's latest analog measurement. The detector then communicates changes in its status to the control panel. In addition, the MXL(V) control panel will sample the value of the FP-11's analog signal over a period of time in order to determine if those values indicate exces- sive buildup in the photo chamber; if so, the MXL(V) will indicate that the particular detector requires maintenance. The FP-11 is listed as a self -testing device. The FP-11's visible light emitting diode (LED) flashes green every 4 seconds to indicate it is communicating with the control panel and that it has passed its internal self - test. Should the detector sense a fault or failure within its systems, the LED will flash amber and the detector will transmit that information to the control panel. A quick visual inspection is sufficient to indicate the condition of the detector at any time. If more detailed information is required, a printed report can be provided from the MXL panel indicating the status and settings assigned to each individual detector. When the FP-11 moves to the alarm mode, it will flash amber and transmit that information to the control panel. When the MXLN) confirms the detectors condition, the panel will instruct the FP-11. to flash red and to continue flashing until the system is reset at the control panel. At that same time, any user defined system alarm functions programmed into the system are activated. Each FP-11 detector can operate one remote alarm indicator, one auxiliary relay, or one audible base. Detector sensitivity, calibration, and identification are dynamically supervised by the control panel. Detector sensitivity and pre -alarm levels are a function of the application chosen at the control panel and are controlled by the panel. If an alternate, non-FirePrint mode is selected, then the sensitivity can be changed from the control panel. The DPU or FPI-32 Program/Test accessory is used to program and verify the detector's address. The technician selects the accessory's program mode to enter the desired address. The DPU or FPI-32 auto- matically sets and verifies the address and tests the detector. It also allows the user to change the device ID from that of an FP-11 to an older detector ID such as an ILP-1, ILPT-1, ILP-2, ID-60P or ID-60PT to allow for easy replacement of older detectors without the need of reprogramming the control panel. The FPI-32 operates on AC power or rechargeable batteries, providing flexibility and convenience in programming and testing equipment almost anywhere. When in the test mode, the DPU or FPI-32 will perform a series of diagnostic tests without altering the address or other stored data, allowing technicians to determine if the detector is operating properly. The FP-11 fire detector may be installed on the same initiating circuit with IL or ID series detectors (Photo- electric, thermal, or ionization), MSI series manual stations, TRI series interfaces, ICP output control devices, or CZM series of addressable, conventional zone modules. All FP-11 detectors can be cleaned in the field, when required, by simply removing the detector cover and unsnapping the photo chamber. There is also the option of cleaning the interior of the detector with a clean, soft cloth or brush, or replacing the labyrinth and bug screen included in the detector maintenance kit, model DMK-11. The FP-11 uses the low profile surface mounting base, model DB-11. This base mounts on a 4-inch octagon, square, or a single gang electrical box. The base utilizes screw clamp contacts for electrical connections and self -wiping contacts for increased reliability. The base can be used with the optional LK-11 detector locking kit which contains 50 detector locks and an installation tool, to prevent unauthorized removal of the detector head. The DB-11 base has integral decora- tive plugs to cover the outer mounting screw holes. The FP-11 is electrically compatible with existing MXL detector accessories including relays, remote lamps, duct housings, and audible bases. With duct housings. a base adapter and new detector housing cover are required (order AD-11UK upgrade kit). To use existing DB-3S base or audible base, the FP-11 requires a DB- ADPT base adapter. All FP-11 detectors are approved for operation within the UL specified temperature range of 32 to 100 degrees F (0 to 38 degrees Q. Application Data Installation of the FP-11 series of fire detectors requires a two -wire circuit of 18 AWG (minimum) thermoplastic fixture wire enclosed in conduit, or 18 AWG limited energy, shielded cable without conduit, if permitted by local codes. Field wiring should conform to local and National Electric Codes and the control panel wiring specifications. "T-tapping" is permitted only for Style 4 (Class B) wiring. FP-11 fire detectors can be applied within the maxi- mum 30 foot center spacing (900 sq. ft. areas) as referenced in NFPA 72. This applications guideline is based on ideal conditions, specifically, smooth ceiling surfaces, minimal air movement, and no physical obstructions between potential fire sources and the detector. Do not mount detectors in close proximity to ventilation or heating and air conditioning outlets. Exposed joints or beamed ceilings may also affect safe spacing limitations for detectors. Should questions arise regarding detector placement, observe NFPA 72 guidelines. Good fire protection system engineering and common sense dictate how and when fire detectors are installed and used. Contact your local Siemens Building Technologies, Fire Safety Division authorized sales outlet whenever you need assistance applying FirePrint in unusual applications. Be sure to follow NFPA guidelines, UUULC approved installation instructions, which are included with every detector, and local codes as for all fire protection equipment. Dimensions Technical Specifications Current Requirements: Normal 750 pa Alarm 750 pa Operating Temperature: +32'F (0eC) to 100OF (38eC) per UL 268/268A Humidity: 0-93% Relative Humidity Non -Condensing Ordering Information Model Description Pert Number FRII Addressable Firel'riru Fire Detector 51KF095112 DB-11 Detector Mounting Base for Series ll 50604151 DB-IIE Detector Base(Smell) 5D0.090151E AD2-P AB Duct Housing for use wish FM1lt, HFR1I, HFPO-IL PE-11 SOP649706 A02-XHR Air Duct Housing for use with FF11, HFPI1, HFP0-11 with relay 500-649708 ADBX-11 Audible Base 500696181 DB-X11RS Relay Base for Series ll Intelligent Detectors 50(1,g9i125 RU-1 Re n tte (red) alarm indicator- f octagon box mount 501)- y3 RU-2 Remote (red) alarm indicator, single gato mourn 5M39W4 LK-11 Base locking IGt for Series 11 detectors 5008y" DMK-11 Series 11 Moire Krt Implecement labyrinth and bug bug screen) 506695338 Base Adapter to -3S Base 500M087 In Canada Order. FR11C Addressable FuePrint Fire Dateaor JULQ 50D095112C DB-I1C Dwemw Mounting Base for Series 11(ULC) 5110-OM87 AD-I1PC Air Duct Homing(ULC) 500-095984 DB-XIIRSC Relay Base for Series ll Intelligent 0etoclors(ULCI 5W-0125C ADBX-I1C Audible Base for Series ll Intelligent Detoctor(ULC) 500096181C Siemens Building Technologies Fire Safety Fire Safety 8 Fwnyood Road Florham Park, W 07932 Tel: (973) 593.2600 FAX: 1973I 5936670 Website: www.sbt.siemena.comilia 5r06 IONA SFSfG Printed in U.S.A. Fire Safety 2 Kenyiew Boulevard Brampton, Ontario Canada L6T 5E4 Tel: (905) 799-9937 FAX: (905) 799-9858 May 2006 Sup,..l .E', dm SIEMENS Fire Safety Intelligent Initiating Devices Manual Fire Alarm Boxes MSI-10B and MSI-20B Intelligent Manual Fire Alarm Boxes for MXL, IXL, and XI-3 Control Panels ENGINEER AND ARCHITECT SPECIFICATIONS • Durable Design • Shock and Vibration Resistant • Pull Down Lever Remains Down Until Reset • Custom Microcomputer ChipTechnology • Dynamic Supervision • Reset with Allen Key • No Break Rods Necessary • Two Wire Operation • Surface or Semif lush Installation • DPU or F PI-32 Programs and Verifies Device's Address and Tests Device's Functionality • Electronic Address Programming is Easier and More Dependable • Single and Double Action Models Available • O, Listed, CSFM, FM and NYMEA Approved Introduction Siemens BuildingTechnologies, Fire Safety MSI-10B and 20B intelligent manual fire alarm boxes provide the markets' most advanced method of address programming and supervision, combined with sophisticated control panel communication. Each MSI manual fire alarm box incorpo- rates a new custom microcomputer chip.The microcom- puter chip technology, and its sophisticated bi-directional communication capabilities with the control panel, achieves the state of an "Intelligent Initiating Device" Description The MSI-10B and 20B are constructed of durable molded polycarbonate material which is matte finished in red with raised white Iettering.The housing accommodates a "pull - down" lever which, when operated, locks in position indicating the manual fire alarm box has been activated. The pull down lever remains down and locked until the manual fire alarm box is reset.The manual fire alarm box is reset only by opening the hinged housing cover with an alien key and then closing and locking the cover. The MSI-10B and 208 manual fire alarm boxes operate with the MXL, IXUICON-1 and XL3 control panels. The manual fire alarm box's microcomputer chip has the capacity of storing, in memory, identification information as well as important operating status information. Fire Safety's innovative technology also allows all MSI Series Intelligent manual fire alarm boxes to be pro- grammed by using the Model DPU or FPI-32 Program- mer/rester. The Programmer/rester is a compact, portable, menu driven accessory which makes pro- gramming and testing a manual fire alarm box device faster, easier and more dependable than previous methods. The DPU or FPI-32 eliminates the need for the device's mechanical addressing mechanisms, such as program jumpers, dipswitches or rotary dials because the Programmer/rester electronically sets the manual fire alarm box's address into its microcomputer chip, nonvolatile memory. Vibration, corrosion and CATALOG NUMBER 6187 Replaces Catalog No. 6162 other conditions which deteriorate mechanical addressing mechanisms are no longer a cause for concern. The MSI-10B and 20B are fitted with screw terminals for connection to an addressable circuit.They can be either surface or semiflush mounted. The MSI Series manual fire alarm boxes derive their power, communicate information and receive com- mands over a single pair of wires. The MSI Series is compatible on the same circuit with all IL and ID-60 Series ionization, photoelectric or thermal detectors, TRI Series interfaces or CZM Series addressable conventional zone modules. The MSI-106 and 20B intelligent manual fire alarm boxes are Underwriters Laboratories, Inc. listed. Current Draw 1mA Mounting Data HOUSING - HINGEDTO BACKPLATE WN HOUSINr3 y Ordering Information Model Description Shipping WL Lb. Kg. 1Z-10B Addressable Melwd Fro Nam a0a, Single Action 2 M MSI-26 Addresteble Maud Fit Nam Son, DwAleAction 2.5 1.13 SB-sK sine Mounting Box L5 so LTP Rent Tod Perkepo fCmtahn 2 Tads) 5 23 SB-5R LOCKING SCREW, BACKPIATE SURFACE MOUNTING ENCLOSURE. 31h in DEEP SWITCH BOX . (USER SUPPLIED) Fae Safety Fire Safely 8 Fernwood Road 2 Kenview Bwiavard Fkxbnm Park. NJ 07932 12A1e Brampton. Ontario Siemens BuildingTechnologies Tel: 1973) 593-2600 g 1[M Canada L8r 5E4 FAX: 1973) 593-8670 SFSIG Tel: (905) 799-9937 DKentlow200e Fire Safety Website: w .sbt.siernens.cornlfis Ptintedint.S.A FAX: (905) 7999858 S....n..1 a...a vaa SIEMENS Fire Safety PAD 3 Auxiliary Power Supply - Notification Appliance Extender ENGINEER AND ARCHITECT SPECIFICATIONS • 6 amps of Notification Appliance Power • Advanced Microprocessor Control • 24VDC Output Voltage • Four Power -Limited Notification Outputs • Strobe Synchronization Option Built In • Synchronized ANSI Temporal Pattern • Class A Selectable • Ground Fault Detection • Battery Supervision • 3 Amp Auxiliary Power Output • Trouble Contact for Monitoring • Multiple Module Mounting in System 3 Enclosures • Multiple Modules Share Battery Set • ® UL, ULC Listed, CSFM, NYMEA and FM Approved Introduction The Model PAD-3 (PAD-3C for Canada) is a notification appliance circuit expander with a built-in auxiliary power output. It is designed for use with Siemens BuildingTechnologies, Fire Safety Division fire alarm control panels. This power source is designed to provide the extra power required in buildings conforming to the Americans with Disabilities Act. Features The PAD-3 provides 6 amps of 24 VDC power for multiple uses. All 6 amps can be directed to 4 Notifi- cation Appliance Circuits (NAC s). Each is rated at 3 amps and is power limited. Either 1 or 2 inputs can control the four outputs. These outputs are compatible with all Fire Safety 24VDC notification appliances. The PAD-3 can be configured so that the inputs can be programmed as steady outputs, ANSI temporal outputs, or synchronized strobe outputs. It can also be programmed so that one input will silence U-MHU- Series horn/strobe horns while the strobes remain on using one set of wires. The PAD-3 also offers a 3 amp auxiliary output for driving other portions of your fire alarm system such as door holders.This 24VDC filtered output is power limited. When using this output, the total power available from the PAD-3 will not exceed 6 amps. A trouble contact is provided for monitoring the PAD-3 with a fire alarm panel through the input. It also has a Form C dry contact for trouble monitoring. Therefore, the user has the option of connecting it to a conven- tional fire alarm panel's existing notification circuit, or controlling it with aTRI Series device on intelligent fire systems. The PAD-3 offers battery supervision and management as is required of fire alarm system components. Ground faults are transmitted as are any other trouble conditions. Trouble conditions not only change the state of the trouble contact in the unit, but they also break the notification circuit input to create a trouble signal in the fire alarm control unit. CATALOG NUMBER 3362 This product is packaged in its own sheet metal enclosure with enough space to house the 7 amp -hour battery set required for back-up.The enclosure comes in black or red. System 3 enclosures may also be used to house multiple PAD-3 modules in a single enclosure. Two modules are capable of sharing the same battery set when mounted in the same enclosure. Options One or both PAD-3 signal inputs control the notification outputs, depending on the specific configuration setup. Possible configurations for the PAD-3 are: For These Control These Option: Inputs: Outputs: As: 1 Input 1 All Outputs Class B Circuits 2 Input 1 All Outputs, Class B Circuits Input 2• Silences horns on 1 3 Input 1 Outputs 1 and 2 Class B Circuits Input 2 Outputs 3 and 4 Class B Circuits 4 Input 1 Output 1 Class 8 Circuits Input 2 Outputs 2, 3 and 4 Class B Circuits 5 Input 1 0 uts 1-2, 3 and 4 Class A Circuit Pairs 8 Input 1 Outputs t-Z 3 and 4 Class A Circuit Pairs Input 2• Silences horns on 1 1 Input 1 Outputs 1 and 2, Class A Circuit Pairs Input 2 Outputs 3 and 4 Class A Circuit Pairs 8 Input 1 Outputs 1-2 Class Circuit Pairs Input 2 Outputs 3 and 4 Class B Circuits 'When used with U-MHU-Series horn/strobe units Supervision The Model PAD-3 supervises a variety of functions including: • Low AC power • Low battery condition • Earth ground fault • Auxiliary output power limit condition • EOL supervision trouble or power limited condition at an output When a trouble condition occurs, the PAD-3 creates a trouble condition on the fire control signal circuits to which it is connected. It still maintains the ability to be activated by the fire control. In addition, the PAD-3 provides a Form 'C' trouble relay output as an alterna- tive to using the notification circuit trouble. Electrical Specifications AC Input: 120 VAC @ 2.5 amps Output: 24VDC @ 6 amps Auxiliary Power Circuit: 1 Notification Circuits: 4 Output Configuration: 2 Class A or 4 Class B or 1 Class A & 2 Class B Amps per Output Circuit: 3.0 Notification Circuit Outputs: 24 VDC at 3.0 amps each, 24K ohm EOL resistor required on each Class B circuit No. of Inputs: 2 Input Configuration: 2 Class B or 2 Class A Input Voltage Range: 9-32VDC Maximum Input Current: 0.006 Amps Battery Charging Capacity: 15.0 A. H Trouble contact rating: 2.5A @250 VAC, 30 VDC Ambient Temperature: 320F to 1206F Mechanical Specifications Single Module Enclosure Model EN -PAD Dimensions: 12"W x 16"H x 3"D Color: Black Indicator Lights AC Power On: Green BatteryTrouble: Yellow Ground Fault: Yellow AuxiliaryTrouble: Yellow Output 1 Trouble: Yellow Output 2Trouble: Yellow Ordering Information Model Description Part Number PAD-3 Aux power supple w/black enclosure %9-0189 PAD-3R Aux power sup M w/red enclosure 5994M9190 PAD-3-MB Aux power supply - main board only 5*0 EN -PAD Black enclosure for PAD-3 31D-0 V3 EN-PADR Red enclosure for PAD-3 310 099150 Fire Safety Fire Safety e Fernwood road 2 Kenview Boulevard Florham Park, NJ 07932 =5 Brampton. Ontario Siemens BuildingTechnologies g Fire Safety Tel (973) 593-2600 FAX: 1973) 593-0070 wobsite:w .semens.caMe W SFS4G Printed in U.S.A Conada LeT 5E4 Tel: (905) 799.9937 FAX: 1905) 799-9858 Algmt 2005 S�.~low Uat Commander3 Series Selectable Candela Evacuation Signals Applications The Commander3 Series is a low profile strobe and hom/strobe combination that offers dependable audible and visual alarms and the lowest current available. The GE3 Series 24VDC offers tamperproof field selectable candela options of 15, 30, 60, 75, and 110 candela. The 12VDC offers tamperproof field selectable candela options of 15, 30, 60, and 75 candela. The Commander3 Series horn offers a continuous or synchable temporal three in 2400Hz and mechanical tone, a chime and whoop tone. All tones are easy for the professional to change in the field by using switches. The GE3 Series has a minimal operation current and has a minimum flash rate of 1 Hz regardless of input voltage. The Commander3 Series is shipped with the standard 4" metal mounting plate which incorporates the popular Super -Slide' feature that allows the installer to easily test for supervision. The product also features a locking mechanism which secures the product to the bracket without any screws showing. The Commander3 also features the Checkmate"' - Instant Voltage Verification feature which allows the installer to check the voltage drop draw and match it to the blueprint. The GE3 Series appliances are UL 464 and UL 1971, listed for use with fire pro- tective systems and are warranted for three years from date of purchase. Standard Features • Nominal voltage 12VDC and 24VDC • 24VDC units have field selectable candela options of 15, 30, 60, 75, and 110 candela • 12VDC units have field selectable candela options of 15, 30, 60, and 75 candela • GEH horn is available in 12VDC or 24VDC • Super -Slide' Bracket - Ease of Supervision Testing • Checkmate'" - Instant Voltage Verification • Unit Dimensions: 5" high x 4.5" wide x 2.5" deep • Synchronize strobe and/or horn with Gentex Series Control Module (12VDC product must use the AVSM Module) • Prewire entire system, then install signals • Lower installation and operating costs • Input terminals 12 to 18 AWG • Switch selection for high or low dBA • Switch for chime, whoop, mechanical and 2400Hz tone • Tamperproof re-entrant grill • Switch for continuous or temporal 3 (not available on whoop tone) GEC3/GES3 12 & 24 VDC S E R I E S Product Listings SWIALING @ F M ';..: LISTED """° `° • UL 464 & UL 1971 Listed • CANIULC S526-M87 Listed ULSZ7.S3406 Listed (GEC3-24, GEH24 & GEH12) • FM Approved • CSFM: 7135-0569:122 (GEC3-24 & GEH-24) 7125-0569:123 (GES3-24) 7125-0569:129 (GES3.12) 7135-0569:130 (GEC3-12 & GEH-12) • BS+AIMEA: 285-91-E (GEC3-24 & GES3.24) 580-06-E (GEC3-12 & GES3-12) • BFP (City of Chicago) Product Compliance • NFPA 72 • Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) mm • Surface mount with the GSB (Gentex Surface Mount Box) • Silence horn while strobes remain flashing • Wide voltage range 8-17.5VDC (12VDC units) 16-33VDC or FWR (24VDC units) • Faceplate available in red or off-white GEH 12VDC or 24VDC Low Profile Evacuation Horn ;Ng7iVA:'i:L�5Y1rkIIr:rkaiYatUiai�:� r't :Nq:fYAMiieU••6YZiQr:rY�iYalUSai�:Y�:Y� r'r 910MAIa E:r!6YIrb'4rSY�i•L11UIei '•L•� Pf NgCYk7•.'ii'Sr?;SV�rYIr:rY;•i•Z L1U:ai �:S'�:y� r•r GES3 12VDC or 24VDC Selectable Candela Low Profile Evacuation Strobe �� ;Nxc!c6YaYl:if i=L_SYIt?•4CrYi iY�rU:ei itxc!rit-.`.ril.� ;Nx.'!e5Ya4`OPi IeDL•5kk)Er:r%iiY�rUIsi �7 9r :Nx.`!rSYJJL•IaleL55Yk?:IIfbYiiY�tUIei `r 9r ;Nx.`k5YJ9Shh7 i:LL•5Y$?:5:1%iiY�rbIsi h :+1 ;Nxa?cII•k1Y1:i i=L';5kY3QraYiiklldlaiiL'>Ir.rJt+ri{.�f big, :H II.`trSk 1S9hi i:DS 5 lei pID'tYi i'L It/..ei i 6'>K?r7<Ktirb� f [r1♦ . :N x.`k r9Z l,'ll: i leU' S kYi'dryYi ik YUIsi i 6'1!r?Q�lJrl.� i U7• ;Nxo!rSZl�h997 i~Ir_SkYbIIr:rYi iL\rU/sii6�:?Q: r1r1.7iU1♦ = Wag mount . = Red faceplate = Off-white faceplate = Plain (no lettering) I units are available in plain (no lettering). hen ordering add a'P• to the end of the model enter. Plain units are non -returnable. bezel evadable bezel available. GEC3 12VDC or 24VDC Selectable Candela Low Profile Evacuation Horri/Strobe :Nxak'3Ya47:i�yL•6Y�ciQrlrkaiY�tl.Iai *t : r iit.Wd:Y� rr ''elxNrSYa'P/9•itt:L55YRkS:rYiiW/Ufai `, 9r �� Pr :N4afc5YaJL•lat:b_6YRY�r:rYiiY�tUlaifLlc?Q�t�6��Y� Pr Nxa1r6YJ9MPC�ii:Ir?;5Yac5QrirkaiY;•tUIa1♦ `, :4 iit:Y�:y� r*r Nxskb�t:Ir�6kil.�ir:biik\oil.�c?rl+,Tr/cifU1 �.r�:�� rV ';NxaRblIJS7:�E:r56kiCIIr:rYii•Z!`UIaiil.�cD1<•'.r�4�ilr1�� r•r I:N4aRS•ZIP•PlS•cif'U_5kif.-IIr:ryii•Z\9aIaiib�rb�:?rTrllfUlit:Y�:V� Pr i[N �3Y7 •lL' If[ai.'1i7.1 �Ntr17aISi:T:11fTGi L'�t�Elil�■�t'.3a�.'3a�3� i Ci 4� i t':�ii lLl �.l f L•' �iT.t O �� Product om Current Ratings Horn Mod Minimum dBA O 109t., per UL 464 HIGH Minimum d8A O 10It, per UL4641LOM Regulated Max. Operelblg O HighsettinflimN enp emp n amp me uoua uous w= 26 uous Uhurs, iitNxs•L�mtf ,�.-Im-:i.Imrnacrslrrx� L�iL•E7t7i�■�3■S.:3a�lii�fil'.za !'31Y 4y �r 1:1 �1 �'1u7:1 f f C�uL1 �1 UMMI LEINKbQr' �L11r1iL.'ZAVAP6A Product orn Current Ratings Horn Mode Minimum dBA O loft., per UL 404 (HIGH) Minimum d8A O left, per UL 464 (LOW) Regulated Msx: opersting O High Satt (MA) erne z emp once emP Ime uow muow uow me 56 NOTES: • To obtain the horn%strobe current draw, add the strobe current draw and the hom current draw. • Operating temperature: 32'lo 120'F (00 to 49" C). The GE3 Series is not listed for outdoor use. • The sound output for the temporal 3 tone is rated lower since the time the hom is oil is averaged into the sound output rating. While the hom Is producing a tone in the temporal 3 mode its sound pressure is the same as the continuous mode. • For nominal and peak current across UL regulated voltage range for filleted DC power and unfiltered (FWR [Full Wave Rectilied]) power, see installation manual. 12VDC models are DC only. • Gentex does not recommend using a coded or pulsing signaling circuit with any of our strobe products (see Technical Bulletin 014). •Opwati g me hom in this mod at this voltage will result in not meeting the miNmum UL reverberant sound level reeked for relic mode fire protection servke. Then seNrgs we acceptable only for private mode fire alarm use. Use the high dBA sortie for public mode aPplioetion (not spoke ble when using the chime tore. The chime tone Is ahvays private mod). m RMS aurwe ratings are per UL awrage RMS nedgd. UL max cult— Mbig Is de maximum RMS aurent wlWn be and waage range (16-33VDC for 24VDC uric) (94NDC for 12VDC welts). For arobes tie UL mer current Is usually at tie niimen Wall voltage (1SVDC for 24VDC ur t) (eVDC for 12VDC units). For audbles the max cumml Is usually at the maximum fisted vdego. For watered FWR reipa, ise brlelation menial. . 1 Die Cast Metal Mounting Plate: Mourns to single gang, double gang 4' square boxes or GSB box. . Checkmate" - Instant Voltage Verification Switch Locations ' WT01 POSITION Md��woLt.q. ON ON N MKN' I.M1 'OFF ON OFF ON ca OFF C.i,..lny ON ON OFF CN C. wey ON OFF ' ' OFF �++ OFF OFF OFF 9w tk FbFMim a ON> H GH dB OFF> LOW M 3w" pulllau 1'W 3 YI uw ofl po.Itim oo.N.0 Canrlala Solartinn Conventional GES3/GEC3 Series Wiring Diagrams UL u.lad Ca l UL Listed Control spr sa+ awl Sb� ,P.MI o- a• 1M M b & IN W Panel 3• 5` S Ha µ 5• S� S M� 11- Super'W Supomised 0 B B B sip,W dRWI Signal Cimult i Oro a uxe Wiring Diagram GE3 Series with Gentex Synchronization Module Note: See Technical Bulletin 015 for proper synchronization module for application. Note: When synchronizing the GE3 12VDC Series, the AVSM synchronization module MUST be used. Architect & Engineering Specifications The audible and/or visible signal shall be Gentex GE3 Series or approved equal and shall be listed by Underwriters Laboratories, Inc. per UL 1971 and/or UL 464. The notification appliance shall also be listed with Factory Mutual Listing Service (FM), the California State Fire Marshal (CSFM) and the Bureau of Standards and Appeals (NYC). The notification appliance (combination audibleAdsible) shall produce a peak sound output of 100dBA or greater at 12VDC or 24VDC as measured in an anechoic chamber. The signaling appliance shall also have the capability to silence the audible signal while leaving the visible signal energized with the use of a single pair of power wires. Additionafty, the user shall be able to select either continuous or temporal tone output with the temporal signal having the ability to be synchronized. Unit shall be capable of being installed so that any unauthorized attempt to change the candela setting will result in a trouble signal at the fire alarm control panel. The audiblelvisible and visible signaling appliance shall also maintain a minimum flash rate of lHz or up to 2Hz regardless of power input voltage. The appliance shall have an operating current of 55mA or less at 24VDC for the 15Cd strobe circuit and 106mA or less at 12VDC for the 15Cd strobe circuit The appliance shall be polarized to allow for electrical supervision of the system wiring. The unit shall be provided with a mounting bracket with termi- nals and barriers for inputfoutput wiring and be able to mount to a single gang or double gang box or double workbox without the use of an adapter plate. The unit shall have an input voltage range of 16.33 volts with either direct current or full wave rectified power for 24VDC models or a voltage range of 8.17.5 volts for 12VDC models. The appliance shall be capable of testing supervision without disconnecting wires. Also the appliance shall be capable of mounting to a surface back box. The unit shall also be able to verity voltage at the unit without removing unit. GENTEX CORPORATION Fire Protection Products Group• www.gentex.com 10985 Chicago Drive • Zeeland, Michigan 49464 616.392.7195 b 1.800.436.8391 • 616.392.4219 Fax !/nO CPpPMM rnnwf W rlyMbmY[[Irq[IOM pOAKr ClY Y4nM1Mi QWeM1 24 units per carton 28 pounds per carton bbO bn wa 551-0050-03 reYrI1P arr^br1. v l Oh rcl OWsbC bOaY b Yp[I YK� W Wtl rY M rbb a wa ObY[ rrbM rq ryvYlbb N tinMb.lp000> InbYa. Obi /w vYYY ti mrKM[ bib OLMtlO. WMWM. p b mrPbo Nr r rOY[vrY bat. WY W b!Y Y44 bPObbb W r4r. Tv mubYb Oe rc[ MOr Y bW mblewbbrb r M Y MNYM uvaNNY bPry9 YWMOOur d M. rgOlWib OM rW vtl M 4WObr M Ylr Yrb. rW Webb bib n/b b Wlb rlbb Mrria EMrGbWrM1 rYMY wYYbiY MCOb gipYbb Oat OJb ubO µVodb b... r.prabwrur. mb.b.,warwabw ar..e OrO,bi4nbbb�pvpnw bib Ystl N M uH b O MbbM b rMiOObtibbi Ypl bMp. O✓Y[ r rib M rbVbbOb b bry rvr bWi� b W w NYrp yvr M Ybnrbbr mYMC Yr OiY mbb4 o IrMeOm N[ Wr Protective Cover To Help Stop Malicious and Accidental False Fire Alarms This unique and patented device has been helping stop false fire alarms around the world for more than 25 years, without restricting legitimate alarms. It offers excellent protection against physical damage (both accidental and intentional), dust and grime as well as severe environments inside and out. It is ideal for schools, colleges, hospitals, nursing homes, stores, hotels and public buildings of almost every kind where there is a threat of false fire alarms. How It Works Stopper 11 consists of a clear, tamperproof, super tough polycarbonate shield and frame that fits over a manual pull station. When lifted to gain access to the actual alarm, it sounds a piercing self-contained 95 dB or 105 dB warning horn (at one foot). Immediate attention is drawn to the area and a prankster will either run or be caught. The cover is connected to the frame by a cable. When the cover is lifted, it drops off of the frame and a horn will sound (models with horn). Horn will sound until the cover is snapped back onto the frame or for the life of the battery. sn-1100 FM ADA NEMA SR Proven effective for more than 25 years in helping • UL Listed to U.S. and Canadian safety standards (also stop false fire alarms without restricting legitimate for custom labeling). alarms. • Larger sizes and surface mounted pull stations • Lifetime guarantee against breakage of the accommodated with STI-3100 conduit spacer. polycarbonate housing in normal use (one year . Polycarbonate rated -40'F to 126F (-407C to 49'C). on electronic components). • Weather models have closed cell gaskets. • Can be used as a guard against physical damage to a manual pull station, with or without the optional . Power source is 9 VDC alkaline battery included on warning horn. standard Stopper II (remote powered unit is available). • Cover is UV -stabilized. "RC" models include one form "C" dry relay contact • Optional horn has choice of 95 dB or 105 dB at one and is capable of operating from 9-24 VDC remote foot. power or internal 9 VDC battery power. • Standard red units have "In Case of Fire._" label • Not just for pull stations, this cover can also help unless specified no label or custom label (charge for protect other devices such as EPO's, call boxes, custom label). telephones and emergency shutdowns just by • Horn housing available in red, blue, green or yellow changing the color and messaging. with optional custom labeling. • With backplate and gaskets, UL Listed to NEMA 31? • when covering a pull station outside, UL requires Standards. stations to be listed for outdoor use. ® Safety Technology International, Inc. LWJ2306 Airport Road - Waterford, Michigan 48327-1209 Phone: 248-673-9898 • Fax: 248-673-1246 . Toll Free: 800-888-4784• E-mail: info@sti-usa.com • Web: www.sti-usa.com Europe Branch Orrice • Unit 496 pipers Road • Park Farm Industrial Estate • Redditch • WOKestershire • B98 OHU • England Tel: 44 (0) 1527 520 999 • Fax: 44 (0) 1577 Sol 999 • Freephone: 0800 085 1678 (UK only) • E-mail: info@sti-europe.com • Web: w .sti-europe.mm Stopper II Models Indoor use: STI-1100 With horn for flush mount STI-110ORC' with horn and relay flush mount STI-1130 With horn and spacer STI-113ORC' With horn and relay with spacer STI-1200 Without horn flush mount STI-1230 STI-1200 with spacer Weather Stopper with gaskets (Indoor/Outdoor rated): STI-1150 Stopper II with horn flush mount (indoor/outdoor rated) STI-11S0RC' Stopper II with horn and relay flush mount (indoor/outdoor rated) STI.1155 Stopper II with horn and spacer (indoor/outdoor rated) STI-11SSRC' Stopper II with horn, relay and spacer (indoor/outdoor rated) STI-1250 STI-1200 flush mount and gasket STI-3150 STI-1200 with spacer and gaskets Accessories: STI-3100 2" conduit spacer with 1/2" conduit entry (no gaskets included) STI-3104 2" conduit spacer with 3/4" conduit entry (includes one 3/4" conduit entry gasket) STI-1102 Replacement horn for cover with alarm Custom-1.811. custom text message for horn housing Stopper II is intended to be used in areas where the incidence of false fire alarms from manual pull stations is high or has proven to be a serious problem. Any disadvantage of this device is more than balanced when one considers the consequences of false fire alarms, especially if fire service personnel and equipment are responding to a false fire alarm when they are needed for a real fire somewhere else. Add to this the disruption to the facility when false alarms occur. If you have, or may have, a problem with false fire alarms or physical/weather damage to your fire alarm activation devices, the Stopper II could prove invaluable. 'WARNING: I For RC models: UL Listing does not permit relay contacts to connect tote fire alarm or a life safety function. The power supply for horns, according to UL Listing, cannot be connected to a UL Listed fire alarm system. For electrical specifications see install book. RC models contain one set of Form "C" dry contacts. Contacts rated 30 VAC/VDC 1 amp. End user must verity the alarm and battery every six months and replace battery annually or as required. 'NOTE: SEE SUGGESTS USING THE STI9280 BACKITATE FOR WEATHER UNITS OR WHEN MOUNTED ON AN UNEVEN SURFACE. TESTING It has been tested and approved or listed by: • UL/cUL Listed No. 52466 For lire alarm applications, UL38 requires outdoor listed stations for outdoor use • Factory Mutual No. 01 (STI-1100 and 5TI-1130 only) State of California (obtain local fire marshal approval) NEMA 31? Rated (only for Stopper II models with backplate and gaskets) • MEA 49-00-E (STI-1200) • ADA Compliant (UL Certified No. 52466) United States No. 4267549, Canada No. 1147828 SIDE VIEW MODELS WITH HORN (STI-1100 Series) COVFA 6.5 b.(165mm) 3.2 f0.(elmm) 7.0 b.nJrmm) P' Bs:.R16BBD) tin.(slmm) SIDE VIEW MODELS WITHOUT HORN (STI-1200 AND STI-3150 Series) MNNJ N USA, 1987,'92,W, 15,'96,'97, 3 Wq'02,'03,'09,'Os'W 91 0 S1Y11WS . 10/06 Super Tough Covers to Protect Horn/Strobe Signal Units Against vandalism and Damage of Fire Protection Systems These virtually indestructible covers (slotted for horn or speaker units and solid for strobe -only alarms) are designed to stop vandalism and accidental damage. Molded of clear, thick, UV -stabilized polycarbonate material, they are backed by a lifetime guarantee against breakage in normal use. Slots in the STI-1210, 1215, 1217 and 1219 allow the horn to be heard. The STI-1221,1225, 1227 and 1229 are for strobes only. Many tough, clear spacers are available for larger strobe/horn units, retrofits, surface -mount and weather resistant applications. For the STI-1210/1221 series, spacer A has a four inch deep enclosed backbox, spacer B has an enclosed backbox molded with an integral double -gang outlet box. Spacer C has an open back for retrofit applications. Spacer D accommodates deeper units and applications with exposed conduit electrical connections. When not specified, units are sent with Spacer E, an open back frame for flush -mount applications. An appliance mounting plate comes with the STI-1219/1229. Unique Enviro Kits are available for extreme conditions where dampness, water or dust are present. ill-12108 STI-1217 STI-1221E STI-1225 ADA MEA Q9E c°TP"fl°� 5TI-1210 and STI-1221 only Helps prevent accidental and intentional damage • Covers are LIV-stabilized. or vandalism. • See chart for light and sound loss information. • Lifetime guarantee against breakage in normal • Polycarbonate rated -40OF to 120OF (-40°C to use. 490C) • Enviro Kit available for harsh conditions. • Easy access for service. • Various backbox and frame depths are available to . See STI-1229HTR heated NEMA 4X enclosure for accommodate special applications. strobes in freezing conditions. ® Safety Technology International, Inc. 2306 Airport Road • Waterford, Michigan 48327-1209 Phone: 248-673-9898 • fax: 248-673-1246 • Toll free: 800-888-4784 • E-mail: info@sti-usa.com • Web: www.sti-usa.com Europe Branch office • Una 49G Pipers Road - Park Farm Industrial Estate • Redditch • Worcestershire - 898 CHU - England Tel: 44 (0) 1527 520 999 • Fax: 44 (0) 1527 501 999 • Freephone: 08DD 085 1678 (UK only) • E-mail: info@sti-europe.Eom • Web w .sti-europexom STI-1210A Horn/Strobe Damage Stopper cover and enclosed backbox, 4" deep, weather resistant STI-12106 Horn/Strobe Damage Stopper cover and enclosed backbox with double -gang outlet box STI-1210C Horn/Strobe Damage Stopper cover open backbox with external mounting tabs STI-1210D Horn/Strobe Damage Stopper cover and open backbox with conduit knockout STI-1210E Horn/Strobe Damage Stopper cover and open backbox for flush mount STI-1221A Strobe Damage Stopper cover and enclosed backbox, 4" deep, weatherproof with drain vent, NEMA 3R STI-1221A4X Strobe Damage Stopper cover and enclosed backbox, 4" deep, weatherproof, NEMA 4X STI-1221B Strobe Damage Stopper cover and solid enclosed backbox and double -gang outlet box STI-1221C Strobe Damage Stopper cover and open backbox with external mounting tabs STI-1221D Strobe Damage Stopper cover and open backbox with conduit knockout STI-1221 E Strobe Damage Stopper cover and open backbox for flush mount SUB-84 Tamper resistant screws SUB-121 Enviro Kit for D and E models SUB-122 Enviro Kit for B and C models SUB-062970 "D" spacer only SUB-06297E "E" spacer only STI-1283 Backplate for "D" and "E" models 19038 Bit for tamper resistant screws It has been tested and approved or listed by: • Underwriter Laboratories and Canadian UL File S7025 • cUL approval for Ut 1638 onty • CSFM needs local approval • MEA STI-1210 and STI-1221 series only • UL Listed for fire voice speakers for sn-1210 series only • ADA Complont Use of horn/strobe cover on audible device decreases the sound cutout by 6dB(A SPACER DESCRIPTION A Enclosed backbox, 4" deep (includes neoprene gasket) A4x Enclosed backbox, 4" deep NEMA 4X (includes silicone gasket) D Enclosed backbox with double -gang outlet box C Open backbox with external mounting tabs D Open backbox with conduit knockout E Open backbox for flush mount STI-121S Stopper Dome for Horn/ Speaker/Strobe for flush mount STI-1217 Stopper Dome for Horn/ Speaker/Strobe with open backbox STI-1219 Stopper Dome for Horn/ Speaker/Strobe with enclosed backbox STI-122S Stopper Dome for Strobe only flush mount STI-1227 Stopper Dome for Strobe only with open backbox STI-1229' Stopper Dome for strobe only with enclosed backbox, NEMA 4X STI-1212 Spacer kit SUB-84 Tamper resistant screws SUB-123 Enviro Kit includes three gaskets 10938 Bit for tamper resistant screws AHa2ardous models available. see STI-1229. 71n.n3Bn' 21 2.B7 N.(73mm) i�-737 M.(197mm) -mil STI-1215 / STI-1225 937 M.(tltmm) 450 in.(114nun)� 1.63 Ge FAT 61. S1I-1217 / STI-1227 937 m(2 ) 2A7 A1.(Amm) I14M 4.3s in. A[NArt (IWnIm) 117 in.(199mm) STI-1219 / STI-1229 STOPPER DOME DIMENSIONS It has been tested and appio4ed or listed by: - Underwriter Laboratories and Canadian UL File S7025 • cut approval for UL 1638 only • CSFM needs local approval • For hazardous applications in Canada, to meet cUL, your strobe must be ULC Listed • ADA Compliant Performance Review Light Manufacturer Loss % ACT SECURITY (ADTGI-V Series), EST/FOWAROS (GI-V Series, 61-HV Series, 61-HOY Series, EGl-V 20% Series, EGl-HV Series, EG1410V Series), HONEYWELL (XLSGI-V Series, KLSGI-HV Series, XLSGt- HUV series), MIRCOM (MGt-V Series, MGt-HV Sees, MGl-HOV Series), MIRTONE (MGt-V Series), SIEMENS (GI-V Series),21TON PTY LTD GI-V SERIES) AMSECO (SL24W-153075). AMSECO-COLORED LENSES (SL24W-153075 A, 8, G or IT, SL24C- 22% 3075110 A, 8, 6 01 IT, CSL24W-A, B, G or R. CSL24C-A, 8, 6 or R), MIRCOM (FS-240), POTTER ELECTRIC AS-24.153075R, AS-24-1S3075W FARADAY (2700), SIEMENS U-MCS Series 23% DETECTION SYSTEMS (GES24 Series, GE524-1S/7S), GENTEX (GES24 Series, GE5224-15/75), 27% HARRINGTON SIGNAL (GES24 Series, GES24-15/75), NATIONAL TIME 6 SIGNAL (GES24 Series, GES24-15 S). SECUTRON GES24 Series GES24-15 75 ' SYSTEM SU45M(SS24110ADA) 26% EST/EDWARDS (24405 Series, 202 Series). HONEYWELL (05202 Series), MIRCOM (MS Series), 33% SIEMENS (202 Series) WHEELOCK RSS-24 34% WHEELOCK RSS-24MCC) 36% SYSTEM SENSOR (P2, PC2, P4, PC4, SR, SC) 39% SYSTEM SENSOR (P2, PC2, P4, PC4, SIT, SC) 28% WHEELOCK RSS-24M 31% ADT SECURITY (ADTGI V sei[s), EST/EDWAROS (61N Series, GI -NV SNMi, GI NW SMn, SG1-V Selo, EGI NY 32% sells. EGI.Nov seles), SoNowtu (XMI-v Wk., xLW I-Hf Seto. xt161-NOV SERIES), MIR(OM ("I v win, MGI HV SNW, MGI-HOV series), MRnONE (MGI-V S ies), UXENS (61 V $!tint, TRIMS PTY LTD. (MI V SERIES) FARADAY 2700 SIEMENS U-MCS Series FST/EDWARDS (2440S Series, 202 Series), HONEYWELL ()CL5202 Series), MIRCOM (MS Series), 34% SIEMENS 202 Soles) WHEELOCK (RSS-24MCC) 35% SYSTEM SENSOR SS24110ADA 36% AMSECO (SL24W4$307S), AMSECO-COLORED LENSES (SL24W-153075 A, 8, G or R, SL24(- 37% 3075110 A, 8, G or R. CSL24W-A, 8, G N R, CSL24C.A,'B, G or R) SCM24W), DETECTION SYSTEMS (GES24 Series. GES24.1S/75), GENTEX (GES24 Series, GES224-15/75), HARRINGTON SIGNAL (GES24 Series, GES24-IS/75), HONEYWELL (XLSGI-HOV Series), MIRCOM (FS-240), NATIONAL TIME 6 SIGNAL (GES24 Soles, GES24-15/75), POTTER ELECTRIC (AS-24-153075R, AS-24- 153075W), SECUTRON (GES24 Series, GES24-15/7S) Sound loss for STI-121S, 1217 and 1219 Horns: Amseco'Audible Horn Sounders - 6.2 daA Speakers: Siemens Adapter Series (OS, 1, or 2 Wan taps only) - 4.1 d8A ENVIRO KIT (MOM SFALIN6 "SALT USED IF (ONDUn 7 Is NOT MUST 1 SPA(IR ENVIRD KIT ADNESIW DA(r2D GASKIT BFIWEEN SPA(IR AND 1215 NORM/STROBE \\ PROTECTIVECOVER 1 m lzn SPACER ENVIRO KIT 6451111 I IFIN EM (OVER AND WCER 1225 STROBE MIT PRDronW (OVER 101237 .- SPACER ADHEVVF SACRED GASKET (1)PRONOED CONOW"GASQT 0 (1)PROVRIEo III EID ERT RnEPr D uAaa p \ (PRF'EXISTING) STI-121OD 5TI.1221D A / m RING W Kn (1)PROVIOED ADHESIVE RACAED WSKET. o (1)PPDVmcD ESPA(ER (PTO.-F]IS1oCD) 0 STI-121OE STI-1221E -0- RING GASKET (1)PRVNEo SUB-121 STANDOFF BCOCRS (0)RDRIED IF SPACER MOTE MIRI BE IISLO iN ARFAS (PPE-atslm) WIERE mQmW WASH CROWNS OCCUP A e S71.121O8 STI-12218 OL ) (1PA (1PROVIDED DASIOT (1)PROVIDED C SPACER (P IDCMTING) 1 STI.121OC R ST 2221C A LALIEI PRONGED . SUB-122 (t) ENVIRC) KIT CONIM SELLING DASAEE USED IF (OHM (1) me vioCD O Not PRESENT (PRE-EXISTING) SPACER (MR -ENS ) JrENVRt(I KN GASKET / ' \ 017W[FN(OVER AND SPACER (1)MONDED GASKET BETWEEN SPACER AND AIWMTING SURFACE (1)PRO,awo FRAUD SCREW NiW In USA. WASHERS - En.Ina 1n15Ra. 01W1.l.l1S. ,9;'n.]e00.'01.'W.'W.•a Sn 1010, tycolF a /Sfmp/exCrinne// Lomax Elememary School Security #937351001 Fire Alarm System GENERAL DRAWING NOTES 1. Unless otherwise noted, all wire is minimum 18 AWG, solid conductor, and UL listed for fire alarm use. Reference specific wire/cable requirements on the drawings. 2. All alarm and initiating circuits must be run in a supervised fashion. Branching or T-tapping of circuits is not permitted except for wiring of signaling line circuit (SLC) devices. 3. The system shall be installed in conduit. 4. All fire alarm system raceway, conduit, conduit stubs, sleeves, and electrical boxes shall be fumished by the electrical contractor, unless noted otherwise. 5. No AC wiring (fan control, damper control, paging speakers, TV distribution, etc.) shall be run in fire alarm conduit. Only fire alarm conductors shall be installed in fire alarm conduit. 6. Provide a dedicated 120VAC circuit to fire alarm panel and power supplies per requirements of NFPA 72. Clearly label the breaker(s)'for "FIRE ALARM CIRCUIT CONTROL". 7. All -high voltage wiring (fan stop interface, damper interface, etc.) to fire alarm relays will be by others. 8. The fire alarm panels are to be backed up by separate emergency battery back-up units (24V). 9. Refer to submittal drawings for general device locations. Refer to contract architectural drawings for exact device locations. 10. When wiring fire alarm devices, observe device polarities in order to assure proper operation. Refer to device cut sheets, installation instructions, or details for wiring instructions for respective devices. It. Unless otherwise indicated, smoke detectors shall be ceiling or structure mounted and installed no closer than three feet to a supply air grille and a minimum of 4" from any wall. 12. Duct smoke detectors shall be mounted to the air ducts as noted on the drawings. Mount (6) duct widths downstream from duct openings, branch connections, etc., wherever possible. Consult SG where field constraints make duct detector locations difficult or impractical. 13. All devices must be accessible for routine maintenance. Provide access doors, key tiles, etc. as necessary. 14. Per NFPA 72, "Detector (heads] shall not be installed until after the construction clean-up of all trades is complete and final." (Direct quote.) 15. EXTREME caution must be used when metering Signaling Line Circuits (SLC or smart loops). Most VOM meters can damage SLC devices. 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ELD ELD ELD NONE DATE GENTEX ' GEC, GES & GEH SERIES IC UL1971 GEC3 & GES3 SERIES -, n • UL1971 COMPLIANT (>LM11, ti S m aI t e I S CAN/ULC S526-M87 COMPLIANT VISIBLE AND/OR AUDIBLE SIGNALING APPLIANCES I. INTRODUCTION The Gemex models GECIGES/GEH (horn/strobe, strobe and hom) and Gemex models GEC31GES3 (homlstrobe and strobe) are high quality audible andlor visible signaling appliances. The high Intensity strobe utilizes a Xenon gash tube that generates a high4ntensity gash visible from all angles. This appliance is intended to provide a visible, audible or audible/visible, depending on the model, notification signal for the purpose of life safety and property protection. The GEC3 and GES3 are provided with a slider switch which allows for condole selection at the installation she. The Intensities which can be selected are 15Cd, 30Cd, 60Cd, 75Cd, or 110Cd. The GEC and GES are fixed candela units, the candela intensities which can be ordered, are 15Cd, 30Cd, 60Cd, 75Cd, 110Cd, 177Cd and 15/7SCd. This appliance Is ideal for any occupancy that requires notification appliances per the applicable building or fire code or wherever dependable alamis are required. The strobe is listed In compliance with UL 1971, Signaling Appliances for the Hearing Impaired and CANAIL S526-M87 Visible Signal Devices for Fire Alarm Systems (l6f75Cd model is additionally listed in compliance with UL7638). II. LOCATION This appliance is Intended for use In Fire Alarm Systems and is to be installed In accordance, with this manual, the recommendation of the local authorities having Jurisdiction, and other NFPA documents that provide standards on ratification appliances for protective signaling systems. The GEC/GES/GEH and GEC3IGES3 are intended for Indoor installations only. This appliance is not listed for outdoor or drip proof applications. Wag mounted strobe and hom/strobe appliances shall have their entire lens at heights above the finished floor of not less than 80 in. (2m) and not greater than 96 in. (2.4m)••. Spacing shall be in accordance with Table A. If a room configuration,is rat square, the room size that will entirely encompass the room or subdivide the room Into multiple squares shall be used. Wall mounted hom only appliances shelf have their tops above the finished floors at heights of rat less than 90 in. (2.30m) and below the finished callings at heights of not less than 6 in. (152mm). Different mounting heights shall be permitted by the AHJ provided the sound pressure level requirements of NFPA 72 are met. Table A • Room Sprip nor VAFMarped V ApWanwa par NFFA 72, 2W7 Minn Roan Size Mnimm R.MW LigN bupul ( E6 W.1ty. Cd) Maas Fw O Ugm par R 1 Tw Llylb par Roan (Lasted W bppWae Wab) Far LVft Wr Roan lbr4 LV* pa wall 6.10 x 6.10 x 8.14 x 8.14 20 x 20 9 27 W z W 15 NA NA >t 15 1 30 ir1A 15 121 x 12.2 40 x 40 1 80 13.7 x 13.7 45 x 45 75 urbww, w } 16.5x 16.5 51 x W t10 hlnknoin W 16.e x 16A 55 x 55 115 uNuvwn 20 16.3 x 16.J W x 80 135 BS W WXW 20.7 x 20.7 68.68 1 177 11 43 21.3x 21.3 IOx 70 1N 95 60 24.4 x 24.4 60 x 60 240 135 1 ]7A x 27A W x W I 95 W.5 x W.5 1 W x 1 W 1 375 240 BS I 33Ax Wa llox 110 1 455 1 240 M 36A x 36.6 120 x 120 1 510 i 3W 135 39.a x 39.6 130 x 1 W 635 375.. T NA = Not allowable. ie seen. RNING: Strobe light can not be seen when objects such as doors, furniture or Is block strobe fight. TE: Visual signals for the hearing impaired are only one method of alerting the irinlg impaired. Visual signals may not be the preferred method for notifying all firing Impaired individuals. TE: The strobe light must be seen by the sleeping person. If the person i head turned or otherwise unable to be started by visual, the strobe will r effective. LIGHT OUTPUT IN PERCENTAGE WHEN MEASURED FROM THE FOLLOWING DIRECTIONS - PER UL1971 wra/d math rrwanabo4l dYwW, lr al/r wmY arprrbn rie,wn rwlbiCYwWx, •�. o.vr xawme Oomam xdRWe r ,m o ,m fao m sa m a a a a a >• a a x n a n m a m n 4 A m 4 tl a A 4 a a tl 11 m CAUTION: ^w Strobe Tight must be SLEEPING ROOM installed wlthln 16 I feet of the pillow' when used In a etaeping area. "Effective Intensity Requirements for Sleeping Areas Visible Notification Appliance Distance from Calling to Top of Lens Intensity greater than or equal to 24' 110cd less than 24' 177cd III. MOUNTING, ROUGH -IN BOX AND RUN WIRING This unit Is designed for mounting to most single gang boxes, 4- square outlet boxes, 2-gang masonry boxes or non-metallic 2-gang switch boxes. Conduit entrance to boxes should be selected to Insure sufficient wiring clearance. 1. Mount a box for each remote signaling appliance. Screw bracket onto box. Insert signal into bracket and slide to the right firmly Into the terminal block receptacle. Place housing over mounted assembly and screw together with single screw at the bottom of the signal. Cover screw with plastic tab. 2. Run a minimum 18 gauge insulated 2 or more conductor cable. ention: Wiring should be connected to mounting bracket prior to mounting signal. Incoming positive'power lead must be broken and each lead is e Inserted Into each of the top two terminals. If two power runs are made to the signal, one for the strobe and one for the hom, only one of the ns must have its positive lead broken and placed under the two separate top terminals. A barrier is provided to prevent both leads from being placed under the same terminal. 550-0249 Page 1 Strobe Current Ratings GEC/GES Series Available Candela GEC3/GES3 Series Available Candela Strobe Candela 'Operating Regulated 24VDC Max. Current(mA) Regulated 24VFWR Max. Operating Current (mA) • • 15 78 113 ♦ 15175 96 135 • • 30 96 135 • • 60 137 186 • ♦ 75 180 245 • ♦ 110 224 313 • 177 288 364 Horn Current Ratings Over Input Voltage Range of 16-33V Horn Mode Minimum dBA at 10Ft. Per UL464 (HIGH) Minimum dBA at 10Ft. Per UL464 (LOW) Regulated 24VDC Max. Operating at HIGH Setting(mA) Regulated 24VFWR Max. Operating at HIGH Setting(mA) Temp 3 24OOHz 78 71' 28 48 Temp 3 Mechanical 76 70' 25 44 emp 3 Chime 70+ 66' 15 30 ontinuous 2400Hz 81 74' 28 48 Continuous Mechanical 80 72' 25 44 Continuous Chime 70' 66' 15 30 hoop 82 69' 56 62 NOTE: - DC Voltage Range Limits: i6-33V..FWR Voltage Range Limits: 16-33V. This product was only tested to the stated voltage range(s); do not apply 80% and 110% of this range for system operation. - The three pulse temporal pattern is to be used for evacuation use only- - The sound output for the temporal 3 torte is rated lower since the time the tom is o8 is averaged Into the sound out put rating. While the hom is producing a two in the temporal 3 made its sound pressure is the same as the continuous mode. Units have been tested to 0'C, 49'C and 93% humidity and am rated 20-30vdc/vFWR -20%, +10% per CANIULC S526-M87. The 15175 od model is rated 15cd per UL 1971 and CAN/ULC 5526-M87. 'Operating the hom in this erode at this voltage will result in not meeting the minimum UL reverberant sound level required for public mode fire protection service. These settings are acceptable only for private mode tire alarm signaling use. Use the high dBA setting for public mode applications (the chime tone Is always private mode). IV. WIRING Widno for independent synchronized strobes and hom. Using this method you may: Use only two wires to synchronize the temporal hom and strobe with the ability to mute the hom (place switches 1 and 2 up on the GEC) (see Figure 1). • Mule the hom only when the temporal hom option has been selected. Wirino for svnchronized Darallel (unison) hom/strobe operation. Using this method you may: • Use only two wires to synchronize the temporal hom and strobe without the ability to mule the horn (place switches 1 and 2 up on the GEC) (see Figure 1). MA%.WIRE n.wserooctam DISTANCE toga cwnNr avw (04 FEET) WIRE I CONDUCTMTY 19AWG lie IeAWG 93 14AWG 163 12AWG 244 IrKludea was b and hom appferwa. CAUTION: Applies only to regulated supplies. Assures IS appeancse we at the and of wire iun (worat ease). Choose either temporal or continuous horn with the temporal hom synchronized. Also wire the control module (AVSM) to only the strobe input power terminals, set the hom to continuous mode and power it from a coded source. NOTE: For this option, switches 1 and 2 on the GEC (see Figure 1) must be down to isolate power to the audible and visible portion of the circuit. NOTE: All strobes are designed to flash as specified with continuous applied voltage. This appliance is not recommended fw use on coded or pulsing signaling circuits. However, use of the AVSM control module is permitted to synchronlze the strobe and/or mute fhe hom. 550-0249 Page 2 Conventional Method: You may conned both the strobe and the horn directly from a source of rated power without the use of a control module. However, the homs and strobe lights will NOT be synchronized. Place switches 1 and 2 up on the GEC (see Figure 1) to power both the audible and visible from a single pair of power wires. If you wish to paver the horn and strobe from independent sources of power, place switches 1 and 2 down on the GEC and connect power to the appropriate inals. uL ustw control P..l supeml a B 0 O 0 eleMl CIM h CAUTION: When using only a single power source to energize the strobe and hom (switches 1 and 2 up), the in/out wiring must be under the S+ and S- terminals only. Failure to do so may result In damage to your signal. For the hom only (GEH) and strobe only (GES), only the top three terminals are to be used. NOTE: INSTALLATION IN CANADA - All Canadian Installations should be In accordance with the Canadian Standard for the Installation of Fire Alarm Systems- CAN/ULC S524-01 the Canadian Electrical Code, Part 1. Figure 1 SWITCH POSITION d hldis l.w. ON ON ON M.cNNobtnr.OFF ON ON WT.". ON OFF ON mi.C. . OFF OFF ON Ub TvON ON OFF C Cmr OFF ON OFF vdr..p ON OFF OFF we.. OFF OFF OFF Switch Position 6 inch positlonsI end ON > HIGH dB he off poshron w seta OFF> LOW dB label hom srW strobe wr inputs. T c. ..1.fiar.W .wddr Dw... as rM 0&..:rtl d.. bigknr. Iv:J. Dr.Y ca pin IW. N M harem d i aS4nal cm a b4 ,. f bnlnv nd pin pu,MdI. Icon brAUH. our d r ro ar.rq.oMa.. (GEC3 d GES3 OI The Gentex Super -Slide"' Mounting Bracket allows the installer to pre -wire the system, test for system supervision, �e the signal head until occupancy, ich out Genlex signals without �mging mounting brackets and has -baring edge connector for snap -in -place installation. w s CAUTION: A jumper card Is provided to test for correct wiring In the supervisory mode only. DO NOT pass alarm current through the jumper. 550-0249 Page 3 ) remove bezel, rip both sides of ezel and pull in a ownward and utward motion. A WARNING THIS APPLIANCE WILL NOT OPERATE WITHOUT ELECTRICAL POWER. AS FIRES FREQUENTLY CAUSE POWER INTERRUPTIONS, GENTEX SUGGESTS YOU DISCUSS FURTHER SAFEGUARDS WITH YOUR LOCAL FIRE PROTECTION SPECIALIST. V. CHECKOUT AND TROUBLESHOOTING 1. Supply power to the system control panel. The auxiliary signaling appliances in the system should not be activated. 2. If the signal is activated: Check all smoke and fire detectors in the system to make sure they have not been activated. • Check all wiring connections to make wre the signal detection circuits are not reversed or shorted together. Check wire color codes and traces. Verify that the jumpers and Switches are property set on both the Control module and signal appliance. If the jumper on the AVSM is removed, the home will not produce any sound unless there is an Input to the H+ and H- terminals on the Control module. 3. To test the signal appliances, trip the auxiliary panel or activate the alarm circuit at the main Control panel or activate one of the fire detection units in the system. An auxiliary signals should be activated. 4. An operational lest on this product should be conducted in accordance with National Standards or at a minimum annually and more often if dictated by local and state codes or authorities having jurisdiction. NOTE: These testing procedures and troubleshooting instructions are generalized. Please refer to the system control penal operating Instructions for proper operation of the panel and fire detection system. SIGNALING APPLIANCE LIMITATION: Your horn and hornistrobe meet or exceed the current audibility requirements of Underwriters Laboratories. However, If the appliance is located outside a bedroom it may not wake up a sound sleeper, especially if the room door is dosed or only partially open. VI. TO RETURN AN APPLIANCE Should you experience problems with your appliance. proceed as follows: 1. Turn o0 electrical power to the auxiliary alarm circuit. 2. Remove the bezel, nameplate, then mounting Sam and slide signal off from bracket 3. Replace unit that was removed to restore wiring supervision and to eliminate system trouble alert. 4. Carefully pack the defective unit (the manufacturer Cannot be responsible for consequential damage due to shipping or mis-handling). Include your return address and complete details as to the nature of the difficulties being experienced and date of installation. 5. Return to: Gentex Corporation, 10985 Chicago Dr., Zeeland MI 49464. Prior to returning. Call the Gentex field service dept. @ 14WO-436-8391 or e-mail FP_RMA@gentex.com to obtain a RMA Number from our return department. _ LIMITED WARRANTY For. period W 36 manta horn fb d.b tl purNu. W . mWmum tl 42 monlM ram fr spa d m.nufepNn, G.msa wmnw b yW be aripirW Wv tMl yaw eppMptc. a" Ina loom dprxn N wVknN *. metrbb ark tCMUCSM uMr mm,.l u.a.rH ..rviw. It a Opal h ba --hi). metrlW .nd mrmtrlxdbn.hdMd Caw Yau.PPliance b f.ranr "OP"t" wbdn fr w. "Pad' oE. Grlba ir.p.w yar spy *r w Iumbhi W Wh. new a r.WO.ppM. RN wlNoul thpp. b Yea a Pi i dWP np 1 b r.brn W epp'er,u b ua. Gerf.x w0 net n01" you br r.paba a r.pl.cw. Is p W fY ofrr rimy., tar ir%* a r.pepmw ep .9.wa a nlw,rd b YW b« a Ctpe. nIM f we a mr.rN wWr do . k Ia tlr lW.nc. tl M w.rr.my period. 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THIS WARRANtt GWE8 YOU 8PELIFIC LEGAL RNRrB AND YOU MAY ALSO HAVE OTHER RIGHTS wMICN VARY FROM STATE TO STATE nm Ice mw, pnPwM W (iw,ln Capve.m fklwmfl4 NomWm/ pwWr. mIY. � n�M rmmwY, wia w r,d wo a Y,pYO. arl.w „rwYY w ran{Yb cub mO,,ybOrY, a b mryio cup, I nmM bat. pw W M moral rOwalV bbPblYn slow. wPmba N mm� N.w alb nl n,w IM. nPm.va eN mm� b aa,11aY a nY TMrabn. ear rMWY Yatl M,W a.Y b Hampbrbl P/par e,C YnY ni M am r n.,blYm b w GENTEX CORPORATION 550-249-H 10985 CHICAGO DRIVE, ZEELAND, MI 49464 PHONE: 1.800-4 36-8 391 www.gentex.com 4 m,stl r w,rl� abW cute ro nPVYM rG Y m M tllo Y bpi mr W wellvw r fw. Y �m.l elNpMmkp6 eW slot u,aw n.ImtY Yw. m 1rpvw.m b w,y tlM a IYva b tl b nbe 3/5/02 Page 4 STOPPER`e' INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS Features: • UL, MI. Listed, 49G2. • AOA Compliant. • FM Approved, STI-1100 and STI-1130 only, OG6A2.AV. • Can be used as a guard against physical damage to manual pull station, with or without optional warning horn. • optional horn has choice of 95 d6 or 105 de at 1 ft. • Lifetime guarantee against breakage of polycarbonate housing in normal use and one year on electronics. • With backplate and gaskets, UL Listed to NEMA 3R Standards (IP 14 Rating equivalency). Photo is a generic represenlation to reflect the many manufacturers of manual pull stations. STI� Safety Technology International, Inc. ,•'N% f 2o�er.�' %�w y 7%x:?' f�2o�er�i �oeo, UL listed Models Included on this Install Sheet Indoor Use: STI-1100 With horn for flush mounted appliances. STI-110ORE With horn for flush mounted appliances includes relay contacts capable of operating from 9-24 VDC remote power or internal 9V. battery power. S71-1130 With horn and 2" conduit spacer for 'surface mounted appliances and electrical boxes. STI-1130RC Surface mounted version of the 110ORC includes 2" conduit spaier. STI-1200 Without horn for flush mounted appliances. STI-1230 Without horn, with 2" conduit spacer for surface mounted appliances and electrical boxes. Indoor/Outdoor Use (Weather Stopper Models): All outdoor units include necessary gaskets. STI-11s0 With horn for flush mounted appliances. STI-11SORC With horn for flush mounted appliances includes relay contacts capable of operating from 9-24 VDC remote power or internal 9V battery power and includes weather gasket. STI-11SS Surface mounted version of the STI-1150 includes 2" conduit spacer. STI-11SSRC Surface mounted version of the STI-1150RC includes 2" conduit spacer. STI-1250 Without horn for flush mounted appliances. STI-31SO Without horn with 2" conduit spacer for surface mounted appliances and electrical boxes. STI-1102 Replacement horn for cover with alarm. Custom-LBL Custom text message for horn housing. Testing Approvals . It has been tested and approved or listed by: Underwriter Laboratories No. 49G2 Factory Mutual No. OG6A2.AY (STI-1100 and STI-1130 only) Meets NEMA 3R when mounted to smooth non -masonry surfaces (only for Stopper II models with backplate and gaskets) NYC BSA #947-81-5A IP 14 Rating (Testing to NEMA 3R standards provides equivalency to an IP rating of 14) Obtain local fire marshal approval for State of California UL Certified to meet ADA compliance. PATENTS • United States No. 4267549, Canada No. 1147828Z Specifications Polycarbonate Enclosure Flammability UL94 V-2 Wall Thickness .095 inches • NEMA Rating Meets NEMA 3R when mounted to smooth non -masonry surfaces Specifications (continued) Gaskets Closed Cell IV2 with pressure sensitive adhesive Replace after 5 years Rom 9V 12V 24V • Low (95 dB @ 1 ft.) 96mA 107mA 125mA • High (105 dB @ 1 ft.) 130mA 145mA 182mA • Min. Operating Req. 2V @ 20mA 4V @ 20mA 4V @ 20mA Relay 9V 12V 24V • Relay 23mA 25mA 29mA • Min. Activation Voltage 3.7V 5.8V 5.8V , • Reset Voltage 1.5v 3.3V 33V • Dry Contact Rating <30V, 1A <30V, 1A <30V, 1A (type Form "C") Temperature Range -40°F (-40°C) to 120°F (49°C) For temperatures below -40F (-20°C) recommend using remote power source Warranty Lifetime on polycarbonate within normal use One year on all electronics Important Notice Stopper II is intended to be used in areas where the incidence of false fire alarms from manual pull stations is high or has proven to be a serious problem. Any disadvantage of this device is more than balanced when one considers the consequences of false fire alarms, especially if fire service personnel and equipment are responding to a false fire alarm when they are needed for a real fire somewhere else. Add to this the disruption to the facility when false alarms occur. If you have, or may have, a problem with false fire alarms or physical/weather damage to your fire alarm activation devices, the Stopper 11 could prove invaluable. Installation Notes 1. When used outdoors, the manual pull station must also be rated for outdoor use. 2. The relay contacts on Model STI-1100RC, STI-1130RC, STI-1150RC and STI-1155RC, UL Listing does not permit connection to fire alarm or a life safety function. 3. According to UL Listing, models powered from an external power source cannot be supplied from the fire alarm panel. 4. when properly installed the operation of this cover will not interfere with the function of your life safety system. 5. A backplate and gaskets must be used to achieve NEMA 3R integrity. 6. Horn must be tested annually for proper operation. Battery replacement is recommended annually dependent on use and battery expiration date. 7. If mounting to an uneven surface STI recommends the use of the STI-1280 backplate to ensure proper sealing. If wire access or screw mounting holes are needed, backplate may be drilled as necessary. Installation Instructions 1. Separate cover and frame leaving HHOCNT"'W cables attached. Slide power switch, Euu STATION on back of horn housing, to "OFF" ,o see Fig.5 Usingframe or m"`R^L`nA 0M 4.9111N Position ( ) IN YIsmLE OPENRNi ESmn) optional backplate (recommended uE Ye. oeRE with all Weather Stopper models) as a template, mark mounting holes on wall taking into consideration r placement of pull station or refer to Fig. T Fig. 1 for dimensional hole placement ass R from center of clear opening. NOTE: Be sure cover will not interfere with operation of the pull station when installed. 2. If drilling into masonry or drywall use provided anchors. Drill four 1/4" (6.3mm) holes approximately 1 1/4" deep. If drilling into wood, drill four 5/32" (3.9mm) holes 1 1/4" deep. Do not use anchors if drilling into wood. NOTE: When gaskets are used, install gasket provided by peeling off backing paper and apply with adhesive facing wall. Align holes in gasket with holes drilled and stick on mounting surface. 3. If using STI-1280 backplate, refer to Fig. 3 and 4 for install instructions depending on your application. NOTE: When drilling hole in backplate NEMA 3R integrity is compromised. 4. Align frame and put screws through frame holes, into anchors and tighten (if used, through spacer, gaskets and optional backplate). For STI-1200, continue to Step 9. NOTE: When using STI-3100 spacer, be sure to install conduit knockout (2 provided), any additional ventilation (sub-315 grill and sub-316 louver kit), and gaskets before you tighten to the wall. When using conduit gasket (use STI-3003 with 1/2" conduit and STI-3100 spacer or use STI-3004 with 3/4" rigid conduit and STI-3104 spacer) place gasket around conduit in proper location and tighten frame over spacer. For added protection a bead of silicone may be applied to conduit fitting and between STI-1280 backplate and wall. See Fig. 2. Refer to exploded view of flush and surface Figz mount installation options Fig. 3 and 4. Fig. 3 NOTE: WHEN ORRUM HOLE IN MXPLATE NUAA 71? INTEGRITY FLUSH MOUNT WITH OPTIONS SCREW WITHOUT SPACER ADDED SILICONE (K) Nit BACKPIATE Fig. / SURFACE MOUNT WITH OPTIONS PLASTIC KNOCK -OUT (2) FRONDED %CER NOTCH IF CONDUCT IS NO NEEDED 91F3003 GASKET USE WIN 1/7 in. CONWI 3TI-3004 GASKET (USE WIN 3/4 In. CONDUIT WITH SPACER 5. Make any external connections for remote power or relay options. Refer to Fig. 5 for wiring details. 6. Slide power switch, on back of horn housing, to "ON" position (see Fig. 5). When power is connected to unit horn should sound. NOTE: If external power source is used horn will not sound until power is turned on at source. , 7. Push switch in to silence horn while tightening switch locking screw (see Fig. 5 for location of screw). This prevents slide switch from being shutoff during unauthorized use. QOFF TO LOCK POWER SWCTCH IN CAUTION: DO not LON Fig. 5 TICdCTENFLM[ING SCREW FULLY tighten when screw UNTIL SCREW MAKES CONTACT IS in "OFF" 051110n. WIN SWATH PAD AS SHOWN. P 51NCHES OF CABLE IS 8. Place cover on frame OPrKINAI SiI-1,W PROVIDED FOR SERVICE LOOP. b aligning tabs on RELAY BOARD MAMRISTCAI. SURE THIS Loop AND Y g g , I ALL OINFR (ABl[S oo NOT cover with slots on a INTERFERE WITHSTATION OPERATION. frame and push bottom on tightly, horn should silence. To test lift covet,-RED.9,12, OR 24 VOLIS ,f SMEN LOCKING SCREW horn should sound, •BUCK.9, 12, OR 24 VOL75 ®® I3/32 M.&LIN WRENCH and return cover to GREEN NORMALLY OPEN 1 01(NOT PRonDED) BLUE COMMON ll� frame to silence MITI NORMALLY CIOSED horn. Unit is armed for operation. OPTIONAL RELAY CONTACT SETTINGS $TI MODELS 13OORC, 1130RC, 11SORC AND 11SSRC ("NOT USED WIN 9VOC BATIERY JUMPER) FACTORY MEGOE SMV IGS: BATTERY POWERED UNIIS:9 VOLT REMOTE POWER -RC' UNITS: 24 VOLT NOTE: USE 24 VOTE SETTING FOR USE MTN 12 VOLT OC INPUT POWER. TIME INS JUMPER IS USED ON STANDARD 9 VOLT INTERNALLY POWERED MODELS YOIUMF SELECTOR LOW ®HI FACTORY VOLUME SmING: HIGH THIS JUMPER IS THE 57MMRD INSTALLED JUMPER ON'RE' MODELS FOR EXTERNALLY SUPPLIED 12VM OR 24M POWER NOSE: SMALL CONNECTOR ON JUMPER EYES INTO RUG ON RELAY BOARD THIS JUMPER IS INCLUDED WITH -K- MODELS FOR USE WHEN INTERNAL 9YDC ILATIERY POWER 15 REQUIRED. (BATTERY N0r INCLUDED.) NREE: SMA L CONNECTOR ON JUMPER FITS INTO RUG ON RELAY BOARD „ t PR CE: US111G THIS JUMPER REQUIRES ;� I OOLLAGE SELECTOR SET TO 9V SIP11O2 RELAY BOARD IS USED ON 'RC MOORS Exploded Electronic Yew VOLTAGE SELECTOR pg. 6 9W ZAV Gasket Installation Use of gaskets is necessary to ensure a proper seal in weatherproof applications. Weather Stopper models ship complete with all necessary gaskets and should be used accordingly. For flush mount weather applications, one STI-3002 must be used between the cover and wall or backplate (see Fig. 3). In surface mount applications, one STI-3002 must be placed between the spacer and wall, while another 511-3002 must be placed between the spacer and cover (see Fig. 4). An STI-3003 or STI-3004 gasket must be used around all entering conduit. For surface mount applications, it is also recommended that the SUB-315 grill be installed in the bottom knockout of the conduit spacer. This helps prevent excessive condensation buildup. STI recommends gasket replacement every five years. (UL requires listing of pull station to be UL Listed for outdoor installations). Battery Replacement Instructions 1. Remove the cover from the frame. It is not necessary to remove the cables from the frame. 2. Use a 3/32" alien wrench to loosen the button head screw located next to the switch far enough to slide the switch to the "off" position. 3. Holding the horn housing and cover in one hand, remove the button head screw located on the top of the cover with the same allen wrench. 4. Set the clear cover aside and remove the horn housing cover. 5. Replace the battery with a 9 Volt battery only. Be careful to keep the wires away from the slide switch and the micro -switch. 6. Reassemble the unit making sure that the horn housing fits into the tabs on the horn housing cover; and that this assembly is mounted evenly into the clear cover. 7. Replace the button head screw through the top of the clear cover and into the top of the horn. 8. Slide the switch to the "on" position. The horn should sound. 9. Push the switch in to silence horn while tightening the "on" position locking screw. 10. Replace the cover onto the frame and test by removing the cover from the frame. The horn should sound when removed and silence when cover is replaced. If unit does not operate correctly, contact Safety Technology International, Inc. Polycarbonate Cleaning Instructions Rinse with water to remove abrasive dust and dirt. Wash with soap or mild detergent, using a soft cloth. Rinse once more, then dry with a soft cloth or chamois. Exercise caution when using water inside enclosure. Make sure unit is completely dry inside before reassembling. To remove grease or wet paint from exterior of cover, rub gently with a cloth thoroughly wetted with Naptha. Then wash and rinse. (Do not use razor blades). options Available • STI-1280 Backplate for mounting appliances to uneven surface. • STI-3002 Weather gaskets • STI-3100 Large conduit clear 2" conduit spacer for 1/2" conduit • SUB-315 Grill for Ventilation Kit • SUB-316 Louvers for extra ventilation • STI-3003 1/20 conduit gasket • STI-3004 3/4" rigid conduit gasket • STI-3104 Modified STI-3100 with larger top conduit opening to accommodate the STI-3004 3/40 rigid conduit gasket. Product Dimensions SIDE VIEW MODELS WITH HORN (STI-1100 Series) (OVER 65 k(165mm) l.2 k(61mm) WWR Mk1216mm) ik(Stmm) i SIDE VIEW MODELS WITHOUT HORN (STI-1200 AND STI-3150 Series) ALL MODELS END VIEW Safety Technology International, Inc. 2306 Airport Road Waterford, Michigan 48327-1209 Phone: 248-673-9898 • Toll Free: 800-888-4784 Fax: 248-673-1246 w .Sti-uSa.com Safety Technology International (Europe) Ltd. Unit 49G Pipers Road • Park Farm Industrial Estate • Redditch Worcestershire • B98 OHU • England • Tel: 44 (0) 1527 520 999 Fax: 44 (0) 1527 501 999 • Freephone: 0800 085 1678 (UK only) E-mail: info@sti-europe.com • web: www.sti-europe.com Fined in O Iml. Shl. SEOPPER N SERIES 6 WY2009 19033 (4)1 Inc. 2306 Airport Road • Waterford, Michigan 48327.121 Phone: 248-673-9898 - Fax: 248-673.1246 Toll Free: 800-883-4734 - E-mail: Info@sli-usa.com Web: W ..scFusa.com EXIMM SURPME 062970 UVOICK INSTALLATION NOTES 1. TO MINIMIZE STROBE LIGHT LOSS, REGARDLESS OF THE TYPE OF HORN/STROBE APPLIANCE USED, THE CLEAR SECTION (NOT THE SECTION CONTAINING THE CUT OUT SLOTS) MUST BE CENTERED OVER THE STROBE LIGHT LENS. FAILURE TO FOLLOW THESE INSTRUCTIONS MAY LEAD 10 LIGHT LOSS TRANSMISSION. 2. DAMAGE STOPPER MUST BE INSTALLED TO COMPLY WITH APPLICABLE NEC. NFPA AND LOCAL CODES. 3. IN APPLICATIONS WHERE WASH DOWNS, RAINFALL OR CONDENSATION OCCUR, IT IS RECOMMENDED THAT A DRAIN OR WEEP HOLE BE PROVIDED. REFER TO WEEP HOLE INSTALLATION DIAGRAM. 4. DAMAGE STOPPER MAY BE INSTALLED OUTDOORS WHEN APPLIANCE CARRIES AN OUTDOOR RATING. INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS - REFER TO EXPLODED VIEW 1. USING BACKBOX ASSEMBLY AS A TEMPLATE, PLACE AGAINST MOUNTING SURFACE AT PROPER LOCATION ACCORDING TO NFPA 72. 2. MARK AND DRILL (4) HOLES 1/4 in.(6.3mm) DIA. 1 in.(25mm) DEEP. 3. IF CONDUIT IS PRESENT SELECT THE PROPER INSERTS AND SLIDE THEM INTO THE BACKBOX NOTCH. 4. INSERT THE (4) ANCHORS INTO THE WALL. S. MOUNT SACKBOX TO WALL WITH SCREWS. 6. INSTALL ELECTRICAL FITTINGS AS NEEDED. 7. INSTALL HORN/STROBE APPLIANCE. 8. INSTALL COVER WITH CUPS AND SCREWS. 9. TEA APPLIANCE ACCORDING TO APPLIANCE MANUFACTURER'S INSTRUCTIONS. Safety Technology international (Europe) Ltd. Unit 496 Pipers Road • Park Farm Industrial Estate • Redditch Worcestershire • 898 OHU • England • Tel: 44 (0) 1527 S20 9" Fax: 44 (0) 1527 501 999 • Freephone: 0800 085 1678 (UK only) E-mail: info@sti-europe.com • Web: www.stl-eumpe.com R ADDED PROTECTION IS NEEDED DUE TO ENWROMFMM 7N tl PROVIDED 19913 5CREVVY ....L00A!110 Rlln M. '� (4) PROVIDED OII10 COVER ONIY CLEANING INSTRUCTIONS • RINSE WITH WATER TO REMOVE ABRASIVE DUST AND DIRT. WASH WITH SOAP OR MILD DETERGENT, USING A SOFT CLOTH (DO NOT SCRUB). • RINSE ONCE MORE THEN DRY WDH A SOFT CLOTH OR CHAMOIS. • TO REMOVE GREASE OR WET PAINT, RUB GENTLY WITH A CLOTH WETTED WITH NAPHTHA. THEN WASH AND RINSE. (DO NOT USE RAZOR BLADES.) MGM 9.5 ln.(216 ) DEITN � 5.5]M.(146nun) WIDTH 6.5 M416S.T �( INTERNAL DIMENSIONS LOGTEO IN TM AREA DRILL A 1/4Ie.(63) DIA. MILE r AfP I CENTER LINE OF UNDERSIDE OF [OW¢ WEEP HOLE INSTALLATION INSTALLATION OF STI-1210D SPEAKER HORN/STROBE•DAMAGE STOPPERO All specifications and information shown were current as of publication, and are subject to change without notice, mo nAPmuoo6 OOUs UL INSTALLATION REQUIREMENTS STI-1210 / STI-1221 SERIES CAUTION: This enclosure is rated to protect signaling appliances indoors and in areas of indirect weather exposure. The cover may be used outdoors only with devices also suitable for outdoor use. When covering fire -signaling appliances with this enclosure, some light and sound loss occurs. Please follow these guidelines listed during installation. Voice speaker appliance: No spacing adjustment is required for 0.5W, 1.OW and 2.OW appliances. Refer to the appliance manufacturer's candela rating. Multiply this number by the light loss value from the chart below to determine the new candela rating. Use this number and refer to the notification layout table of NFPA 72 for proper device locations. The use of this cover on audible devices decreases the sound output by 6dB(A). Actual sound level output should be checked after installation to determine if adequate sound levels exist. Refer to the notification layout table of NFPA 72 for proper device locations. Performance Review - LIGHT DERATING FACTOR MANUFACTURER 'SERIES - .��., <' STI_1210 ?STI-1221I7221A4XF MANUFACTURER ,: t ^55ERIE57w;ST1.1210 .. .F STI-02211122/A4X ADT SECURITY AOTG7-V SERIES 40% 34% HONEYWELL XLS202 SERIES 40% 34% AMSECO SL24W-153075 22% 37% HONEYWELL XLSG1-HV SERIES 40% 34% AMSECO - COLORED LENSES SL24W-153075 A D G OR R 47% 26% HONEYWELL XLSG1-HOV SERIES 40% 34% AMSECO - COLORED LENSES SL24C-3075110 A 8 G OR R 47% 26% MIRCOM FS--240 47% 26% AMSECO - COLORED LENSES CSL24W-A B G OR R 47% 26% MIRCOM MS SERIES 43% 45% AMSECO - COLORED LENSES CSL24C-A O G OR R 47% 26% MIRCOM MG1-V SERIES 40% 34% DETECTION SYSTEMS GES24 SERIES 31% MIRCOM MG1-HV SERIES 40% 34% DETECTION SYSTEMS GES24-15 75 MIRCOM MG1-HOV SERIES 40% 34% EST EDWARDS 2440S SERIES 43% 4S% MIRTONE MG1-V SERIES 43% 45% EST EDWARDS 202 SERIES 43% 45% NATIONAL TIME 8 SIGNAL GES24 SERIES 31% EST EDWARDS Gl-V SERIES 40% ` 34% NATIONAL TIME 8 SIGNAL GES24-15 75 EST EDWARDS G1-HV SERIES 40% 34% POTTER ELECTRIC AS-24-15307SR 47% 26% EST EDWARDS 61-HOV SERIES 40% 34% POTTER ELECTRIC AS-24-153075W 47% 26% EST EDWARDS EG7-V SERIES 40% 34% SECUTRON GES24 SERIES 31% EST EDWARDS EG1-HV SERIES 40% 34% SECUTRON GES24-15 S EST EDWARDS EG7-HOV SERIES 34% SIEMENS 202-SERIES 43% 4S% FARADAY LLC 2700 57% SIEMENS G1-V SERIES 40% 34% GENTEX GES24 SERIES31% SIEMENS U-MCS SERIES GENTEX GES24-15 75 ft43% SYSTEM SENSOR SS24110ADA 46% 37% HARRINGTON SIGNAL GES24 SERIES31% SYSTEM SENSOR P2 PC2 PI PC4 SX SC 53% 61% HARRINGTON SIGNAL GES24-15 75 WHEELOCK RSS-24MCW HONEYWELL XLSG1-V SERIES 45% ZITON PTY LTD ZG1-V SERIES 40% 34% STI-1210 Series Sound Derating Factor System Sensor P2, PC2, P4, PC4, SX, SC series models: 6.7 dBA General: 6 dBA STI Generic Light Loss Value SAFETY TECHNOLOGY INTERNATIONAL, INC. - 2306 AIRPORT ROAD • WATERFORD • MICHIGAN 48327-1209 • PHONE: 248-673-9898 • FAX: 248-673.1246 • INFO Q www.sti-usa.com L'J LA PORTE FIRE MARSHAL'S OFFICE PLAN REVIEW LPISD Lomax Elementary ;, . 10615 Ave L Fire Alarm Date: 07/ 24 / 2008 Reviewed by: Clif Meekins, Fire Marshal Approved: Yes The following items are identified by the Fire Marshal's Office during the plan review: 1) ALL Fire Alarm Systems shall be designed so silencing the Audible WILL NOT cancel the Visuals through -out the facility. The strobes shall remain active when the system has been silenced and will remain active until the system has been reset. 2) An approved copy of the Fire Alarm Systems Plan Review Submittal and the Plan Review issued by the Fire Marshal's Office shall be posted on the job site until the final inspection is issued by the City of La Porte Fire Marshal's Office. 3) The Fire Marshal's Office must witness a function test of the Fire Alarm system. Contact the Fire Marshal's Office 24hrs in advance to schedule a Fire Alarm system test. 4 IF THE APPROVED PLANS '` C ARE MODIFIED, A NEW SUBIRL PR TO THE CITY IS REQUIRED PRIOR TO THE CHANGE IS OCCURRING 120 South 2'd Street, La Porte, TX 77571 Office:281-867-4603 Fax:281-867-4629 Ck MERCIAL PLAN'REVIEW i�10TES d 1. Minimum six-inch (6") stud walls shall be required where drain, waste, & vent (I)WV-horizontal and/or vertical) plumbing is installed. The use of 2 x 6 studs (wood or metal) shall be required for new construction and additions (additions of square footage) for both residential and non-residential construction where DWV plumbing is installed. Call for City inspections - 281470-5130. 3. Unload and keep materials on private property, not City right of way 4. If a fence is proposed, verify with City regarding maximum height limitations. PX.JC� U4%, 5. Call for utility line locates at 1-800-669-8344 and also City of Ia Porte at 281471-9650 6 Fire Marshal will need to review/ inspect prior to opening business. 7. Must obtain zoning permit prior to occupancy of lease space/building. 8. Separate permit required for all signage. 9. Sanitation facilities required on -site prior to first inspection and must remain available until completion of sanitation facilities within the lease space and/or building. 10. Silt fencing required for duration of project. 11. See notes (red lined) on contractor copy of construction drawings. 12. Fill dirt permits are required prior toplacementof fill dirt. 13. Grading/drainage must be maintained throughout entire project to ensure eligibility for inspections and utility release. 14. Provide energy code compliance certification from "certified" energy code provider, prior to issuance of the Certificate of Occupancy. 15. Any changes to the project after building permit is issued, must be submitted in writing and approved by the City prior to changes being made 16. Provide Sample Well in accordance with "Sample Well Detail" handout. (Available upon request) 17. Effective March 10, 2007, all electrical devices (including but not limited to outlets and switches) shall be installed with the screw -wrap or approved screw clamp installation. Back or quick stab installation is prohibited. 18. Building operations shall be limited to 7:00am-9:00pm on the same day and shall not exceed maximum permitted sound levels as described in Chapter 34 of the Code of Ordinances. 19. Commercial projects with detention pond requirements must be inspected and approved by city Engineer and Inspection personnel prior to final inspection request. Contact City Engineer at 281-470-5060. S:\CPShare\INSPECTION DIVISION\Inspections\COMMERCIAL. PLAN REVIEW NOTES. 11107doc IV* APPLICABLE CODES Adopted November 12, 2007, Effective January 01, 2008***: 2006 INTERNATIONAL BUILDING CODE (IBC) - 2006 INTERNATIONAL PLUMBING CODE (IPC) 2006 INTERNATIONAL MECHANICAL CODE (I1%IC) 2006 INTERNATIONAL FUEL GAS CODE (IFGC) 2006 INTERNATIONAL RESIDENTIAL CODE (IRC) 2006 INTERNATIONAL ENERGY CONSERVATION CODE (IECC) Adopted June 274 2005; Effective September 01, 2005: 2005 NATIONAL ELECTRICAL CODE (NEC) WITH LOCAL AMENDMENTS (COMMERCIAL & RESIDENTIAL) 2003 INTERNATIONAL FIRE CODE (IFC) WITH ADOPTED AMENDMENTS TO FIRE CODE ***On November 12, 2007, Ord #2007-2079 g (adopting the 2006 Code Editions with local amendments) was passed by City Council These changes become effective 01-01-0& SACPShmUNSPEC1iON DMSJONVnspectio \ResidcdW ConsWdim Pwkct\APPLICABLE CODES.doc Rev. 11-07 COMMERCIAL W&S WORK ORDER# DATE `t - --;�— O B NEW ADDITION Qe--tvtotvtudeJ ADDRESS (b (e l 5 N . L LEGAL DESCRIPTION. 77L S. c �a 3 OWNER PH# nd� -71Z0 CONTRACTOR 'h0 ° PH# 713 - spa 7 -7 4 L( 7 DATE WATER FRONT FT FEES SEWER FRONT FT FEES WATER TAP i SEWER TAP FLOOD ZONE PERMIT (required if AE or VE zone) BUILDING PERMIT PLAN REVIEW FEE DRIVEWAY TIE IN FEE PARK LAND FEE - ZONE ELECTRICAL PERMIT TEMPORARY PO.WER•POLE % PLUMBING PERMIT MECHANICAL PERMIT .- ' Ci &L&4- - S:\CPShare\tncpecdooa\nESH)ENTIAL INSP SHEETmay 06.doc ADDRESS REQUEST ZONING CLASSIFICATION FLOOD ZONE BL'DG PLANS SUBMITTED BLDG PLANS REVIEWED FEES PAID PERMIT # U g-q98 �•p8-QqB N/A /o r�ga.so IS3.00 V-90:0 d �Q,a lgst 0� IR E t OP.,.;. NSRCT Eeb E K%x,---�' FAXED: T POLE CONST ELEV CERT I recv'd if in AEIVE zone) FORM SURVEY If applicable) wtw—afi /,T- /zz:,E (9"1624 C, GROUND PLUMBING A-5--o L( 1v� (--- W"' fdt+i �-30-0? U-�Jj WAA-c PIERS u -Ae_gO_ du-K SLAB/FOUNDATION WATER SERVICE LINE F7- t- SEWER ELEC UNDERGROUND (if applicable) Lu rlffoo-k -a-S-oq -eAJ 109-11411) AAu&jk— V,91:up C) 2 - 0sr NU &v 1-n s, co n mp ii; o btu S LEAD TEST BRICK TIE DRIVEWAY SIDEWALKS FINAL DRAINAGE/GRADING FINAL ELEV CERTIFICATE RECEIVED: ELEVATION SHOWN FOR TOP OF FINISHED FLOOR IS: REQUIRED BFE: IS THE ELEVATION SHOWN 12" OR MORE ABOVE BFE: (YES) OR (NO) , FAXED: GAS FINAL FAXED: ELECTRIC FINAL OTHER (patio, lawn sprinklers, etc.) msk Ao-v Am mo Id-O /vo IV4,1 ke.Q ry ry thL� Q-(a--j � 0 V rvL s u [yv"kJt44e-Cr C, t2'ACI' �t�lso=61 NSPECTIONSDIVISIONINSPECTIONS\RLES�Co�ML INSP SHEETmt05.XLS LA &ik 8tCPSHAREBNSPECT|ONSDK4S0wBNSPECTONS\RES'COML|NSP8HFETocN5.XLS S'ep 03 08 09:25a Ai i.d Cotton (713 21-1966 p.2 September 02, 2008 C.I.A. Code Intelligence Associates 12607 Miriam Houston, TX 77071 832483.4SS9 Fax-713.721-1866 Mr. Mike Clausen Director of Facilities Planning & Construction La Porte ISD 1002 San Jacinto Street LaPorte, Texas 77571 Re: Energy Code Compliance Inspection for the Renovations to Lomax Elementary SEtiool' ? y La Porte ISD Dear Mr. Clausen I have inspected the Renovations to Lomax Elementary School located at 10615 N..Avenue.L_- in the City of La Porte, Texas. The Scope of this project has it relates to IECC compliance involves the replacement of a minimal amount of old and damaged exterior wall insulation, the replacement of existing clerestory windows with new double insulated units and existing light fixtures are being replaced with more efficient T8 lamps in Restrooms and T5 lamps in the Gymnasium. The HVAC and Ductwork was not affected. After inspecting the areas of the renovation that are affected by IECC requirements'I'have determined-tharthe construction is in'7 2006 IECC. Please do not hesitate to contact me if you have any questions regarding this matter. Sincerely yours, Arnold C. Cotton ICC Certified Commercial Energy Inspector Certificate No. 0805387-77 Huber, Mark From: Bourgeois, Charles M.[CMBourgeois@sbwvarchitects.comj Sent° Monday, July 06, 2009 9:40 AM To: Huber, Mark Subject: La Porte ISD - Lomax Elementary School - Energy Code Compliance Attachments: IECC Compliance.pdf Mark, Please review the attached document and let me know if you need any additional information. Thanks, Charles Cc: file 5.8 <<IECC Compliance.pdf>> Charles M. Bourgeois, AIA SBWV Architects, Inc. 3040 Post Oak Boulevard, Suite 1220 Houston, Texas 77056 713-622-1448 713-622-1455 Fax www.sbwvarchitects.com 1 Lomax Eie, H . I ti- - r I. • _H Cii =of La Porte '110 OF /JOB'ADDRESS 4// S L f Iz INSPECTION TYPE: DATE// : THIS JOB HAS NOT BEEN COMPLETED The following additions or corrections shall be made before the job will"be accepted u. i9Li✓il. ' 7 It is nlawful for any arpenter, Contractor, -Builder,, or other persons, to cover or cause to be covered, any part of the work with flooring, lath, earth or other material, until the proper inspector has had ample -time -to -approve the installation. / After additions or corrections have been made, call281-470-5130 For additional information call 281-470-5073. I PRESS HARD - USE BALL POINT PEN �>�tiYI�WY+%r`�ilY9f-`��v�....r{�YY�++-i•L'1!�WSK.nu4N��w-.u.t. a u.-K -. C1 .of La Porte mg Lei I OF JOB ADDRESS C) (Y /_ /_5 INSPECTION TYPE: DATE7- zi THIS JOB HAS NOT BEEN COMPLETED The following additions or corrections shall be made before the iof�will be accepted C- loy nZ�;J -la ^jJ wAl 1 jfo&' �--- iGati II,J ll,� i.,A61 A1( A 5 It is unlawful for any Carpenter, Contractor, Builder,or other persons, to cover or cause to be covered, any part of the work with flooring, lath, earth or other material;, until the proper inspector has had ample time to approve the installation. After additions or corrections have been made, call 281-470-5130 For additional information call 281-470-5073. PRESS HARD - USE BALL POINT PEN Ci of La Porte v1 ADDIT16NS oOFr CORAt&10NFj DO • REMOVE JOBuin ADf)RES3, r INSPECTION TYPE:- ' •1 /1 VI DATE: •w THIS JOB HAS NOT BEEN COMPLETED The following additions or corrections shall be made before the job will be accepted w�✓bi ti ��l/ �� iH wti� ,h l - �U �7 It is unlawful for any Carpenter, Contractor, Builder, or other persons, to cover or cause to be covered, any part of the work with flooring, lath, earth or other material, until the proper inspector has had ample time to approve the installation. After additions or corrections have been made, call 281-470-5130 For additional information call 281-470-5073. PRESS HARD - USE BALL POINT PEN a 2 of La Porte Lei I M-.._. OF JOBADDRESS 5 [' INSPECTION TYPE: nA�IOita, DATE: THIS JOB HAS NOT I&EN COMPLETED The following additions or corrections shall be made before the job will be accepted 2 It is unlawful for any Carpenter, Contractor, Builder, or other persons, to cover or cause to be covered, any part of the work with flooring, lath, earth or other material, until the proper inspector has had ample time to approve the installation. After additions or corrections have been made, call281-470-5130 For additional information call 281-470-5073. PRESS HARD - USE BALL POINT PEN orte CU of La P ,T ADDIT10115 or•-- •� D• NOT REMOVE JOB ADDRESS I U 5 N G INSPECTION TYPE: -n I DATE• 22' THIS JOB HAS NOT BEEN COMPLETED The following additions or corrections shall be made before the job will be accepted u o A\I o I I A (I I It is unlawful for any Carpenter, Contractor, Builder, or other persons, to cover or cause to be covered, any part of the work with flooring, lath, earth or other material, until the proper inspector has had ample time to approve the installation. After additions or corrections have been made, call 281-470-5130 For additional information call 281-470-5073. PRESS HARD - USE BALL POINT PEN �iiY`:iYJt1�n'�Jr�x�xw n.-�.. _ ram.-�w+w v.x.�a�....r�. SYu�.wvLv/�vi.-✓'.1 V W.[i!1'�.x�fl City 6FLa Porte • ✓H- / OF ADDITIONS or CORRECTIONS D• NOT REMOVE JOB ADDRESS DATE 6/ S N L �s THIS JOB HAS NOT BEEN COMPLETED The following additions or corrections shall be made before the job will be accepted 0'e -7/0 1- T C V It is unlawful for any Carpenter, Contractor, Builder, or other persons, to cover or cause to be covered, any part of the work with flooring, lath, earth or other material, until the proper inspector has had ample time to approve the installation. After additions or corrections have been made, call 281-471-9662. For additional information call 281-471-5020, Ext. 259 PRESS HARD - USE BALL POINT PEN City of La Porte r } 604 W Fairmont Pkwy La Porte, Tx 77571 / (281)470-5073 INSPECTION LINE:(281) 470-5130 ****MECHANICAL PERMIT**** ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- Application Number . . . . . 08-00000498 Date 7/30/08 Property Address . . . . . . 10615 N L ST HCAD Number . . . . . . . . . 023-140-000-0422 Alternate Search Method . . . Application type description REMODEL, SCHOOLS/OTHER EDUCATIONAL Subdivision Name . . . . . . LA PORTE OUTLOTS Property Use . . . . . . . . REAL VACANT RES IN CITY Property Zoning . . . . . . . RES - LOW DENSITY Owner ------------------------ LA PORTE IND SCHOOL DIST PO BOX 716 LA PORTE TX Other struct info Contractor ------------------------ STERLING STRUCTURES, L.P. 9039 KATY FREEWAY # 301 775720716 HOUSTON TX 77024 FLOOD ZONE X ------------------ 7------------- --------------------------------------------- Permit . . . . .. --'MEC�HAN�ICAL_P.ERMIT- ` Additional desc-HVAC-RE"WORK Sub Contractor .. KILGORE-INDUSTRIES.,-.LP. Permit'Fee . . 153.00 Issue Date . . . . 7/30/08 Valuation . . . . 42000 Expiration Date 1/26/09 Qty Unit Charge Per Extension BASE FEE 30.00 41.00 3.0000 THOU MECH - $1001 & UP 123.00 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- Special Notes and Comments 1. CALL FOR INSPECTIONS. 2. CONSTRUCT AS PER PRINTS AND NOTES. 3. COMPLY WITH CO MMERCIAL PLAN REVIEW NOTES ATTACHED. 4. SUB CONTRACTORS (APPLICABLE) TO OBTAIN N ECESSARY MECHANICAL, ELECTRICAL AND PLUM BING PERMITS AND INSPECTIONS. --------------------------- 7------------------------------------------------ Fee summary Charged Paid Credited ------------------------------ Due --------------------------- Permit Fee Total 153.00 153.00 .00 .00 Grand Total 153.00' 153.00 .00 .00 gnature df contractor or authorized agent Approved by Building Official or authorized agent Date 1-3o-oR Date PERNHT APPLICATION "' Of A .;,'� City of Ira Porte Established 1892 281-470-5073 06-odOOoL49g Building Mechanical *Electrical *Plumbing *(See back of form) Project Address: 1'0b 1 S Qn!`,-k L Lot: Subdivision: Block: Owner's Name: Lanorkt I S1s Phone: Address: U^rlk I. S+re.&k Street City' Zip Contractor: are, i n ! v ter: Phone: 'l13 9 aK "4 o0 Street City Zip Contractor Email address: Fax: Contact Person: Engineer: t7Si(� Building Use:_4:t 14mAbc 4 e�r r_ AAcox A (L'I Sq. Footage: (14 KA r% i n # Stories ( Valuation: �1 A., ®fin Describe Work: f�IIP>a for t< ADDRESS NUMBERS MUST BE POSTED DURING CONSTRUCTION & PERMANENTLY AT TIME OF FINAL INSPECTION NOT A VALID PERMIT UNTIL OWNER IS NOTIFIED OF APPROVAL & ALL APPLICABLE FEES ARE PAID IN FULL. APPLICANTS SIGNATURE A\ w�I DATE: a6-0i� APPLICANTS PRINTED NAME K'��n_rt N�n }(ar[ r For City Use Only Occupancy TyZe Construction Flood Zone Use Zone Class Work Sq. Ft. # Stories Parking Reg Last use of Building Date use ceased: Commercial Buildings Plans Only -Fire Marshal Approval Date Checked/Approved for Issuance By: CE: Special Tares HCAD Residential driveway tie-in fee: p Parkland(New Res. Only): Zone # Fee: Permit No. O ti' # 79 Permit Fee 153 .O d Plan Check Fee: S:1CPShemUr cpwtiom\BkVemtitApp042406.doc Ci of La Porte EV11,0111Lei r OF JOB ADDRESS / INSPECTION TYPE: l' DATE: _ THIS JOB AAS NOT BEEN COMPLETED The following additions or corrections shall be made before the job will be accepted It is unlawful for any Carpenter, Contractor, Builder, or other persons, to cover or cause to be covered, any part of the work with flooring, lath, earth or other material, until the proper inspector has had ample time to approve the installation. After additions or corrections have been made, call 281-470-5130 I. For additional information call 281-470-5073. F PRESS HARD - USE BALL POINT PEN - Ci of La Porte • OF t JOB ADDRESS /Q//S /Y L f INSPECTION TYPE: UM �,1 ,DATE: �.; THIS JOB HAS NOT BEEN COMPLETED The following additions or corrections shall be made before the job will be accepted y CIAJ-- " 1-/3S ahc) A--Y Z t t: z. i t It is unlawful for any Carpenter, Contractor, Builder, or other persons, to cover or cause to be covered, any part of the work with flooring lath, earth or other material, until the proper inspect6Jhas had ample time to approve the installation. After additions or corrections have been made, call 281-470-5130 For additional information call 281-470-5073. PRESS HARD - USE BALL POINT PEN 2 Ci of La Porte e OF THIS JOB HAS NOT BEEN COMPLETED The following additions or corrections shall be made before the job will be accepted C/-�l9-,Ci3s-��7 /. Jj It is unlawful for any Carpenter, Contractor, Builder, or other persons;,to cover or cause to be covered, any part of the work, w1t Vflooring, lath, earth or other material, until the proper inspector has had ample time to approve the installation. After additions or corrections have been made, call 281-470-5130 For additional information call 281-470-5073. PRESS HARD - USE BALL POINT PEN City of La Porte 604 W Fairmont Pkwr La Porte, Tx 77571 (281)470-5073 INSPECTION LINE:(281) 470-5130 ****ELECTRICAL PERMIT**** ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- Application Number . . . . . 08-00000498 Date 7/25/08 Property Address . . . . . . 10615 N L ST HCAD Number . . . . . . . . . 023-140-000-0422 Alternate Search Method . . . Application type description REMODEL, SCHOOLS/OTHER EDUCATIONAL Subdivision Name . . . . . . LA PORTE OUTLOTS Property Use . . . . . . . . REAL VACANT RES IN CITY Property Zoning . . . . . . . RES - LOW DENSITY Owner Contractor ------------------------ ------------------------ LA PORTE IND SCHOOL DIST STERLING STRUCTURES, L.P. PO BOX 716 9039 KATY FREEWAY # 301 LA PORTE TX 775720716 HOUSTON TX 77024 --------------------------------------- ---------------------------- Permit . . . . . r ELECTRICAL PERMIT Additional desc C NEW ELECTRICAL Sub Contractor . QC F_MCDONALD Permit Fee . . . . 82.50 Issue Date . . . 7/25/08 Valuation . . . . 0 Expiration Date . . 1/21/09 Qty Unit Charge Per Extension BASE FEE 7.50 1.00 3.0000 EA EL - OUTLETS,SWITCHES (1ST 5) 3.00 120.00 .6000 EA EL - OUTLETS, SWITCHES (OTHER) 72.00 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- Special Notes and Comments 1. CALL FOR INSPECTIONS. 2. CONSTRUCT AS PER PRINTS AND NOTES. 3. COMPLY WITH CO MMERCIAL PLAN REVIEW NOTES ATTACHED. 4. SUB CONTRACTORS (APPLICABLE) TO OBTAIN N ECESSARY MECHANICAL, ELECTRICAL AND PLUM BING PERMITS AND INSPECTIONS. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- Fee summary Charged Paid Credited Due --------------------------------------------------------- Permit Fee Total 82.50 82.50 .00 .00 Grand Total 82.50 82.50 .00 .00 ------------ )�-_J--1_` ll_------------j---------------------------------- or Authorized Agent Building Official or Authorized Agent -'-tfiitY-24-2007 THU 02:22 PM FAX NO. P. 01 11 X,ERMCT"pLICAITON City of La Porte rstublished 1892 281-470-5073 rt r *Eleetncal� *Plumbing—.-- Rading_._,— Mahuuari~` *(See back offnmi) ProjectAddress: 1 13lock:_ - Subdivision: 1 Owner's Name: Zip Street Fax: Contact Perso¢ -- Contractor Email address:—.-- Sq. Foctage:—_ # Stories_—.. Building Usc: Describe Work: Valuation:— -- Occupants' TYPO Flood Zone l uus wom construction Type Use Zone # Stories Parking Ittq--•-- Lastusc ofRt ilding-- s Plaus Onl Approval Date Commercial Building _+- Fire Marsha] Chwked/Approved for lsmance CB; Special Tales._.—..�•— ltmsideutialdd ewaytie-infte:_ D...,,I.nja&-uCRCSOn1X): gone use ceased: — Permit MAY-24-2007 THU 02:22 PM FAX N0, COMPUTTE THIS SECTION FOR CTRICAL PERt` I'M: ON PE (S) IS $20.00 7�. pTF3: MINIMUM CHARGE Description Charges \ Quantity Fees PERMIT�ISSUE FEE $7,50 $7 5 Outlets, Fixtures, Lights 8-1$ 3.00 Swftchcs (1" 5 — Flat fee) 0 each Above Items (All Others) $ . 00 each Clothes Washer/ Dryer S 3.0 each Range Receptacle $1.50 each Cook Top or Oven Window Unit Receptacle A/C, Win $ 3,00 each Water flatter Dishwasher/Garbage Disposal $ 3.00 each $ 75 each Meter Loop & Service (includes Temporary cut -in) $15.00 each Temporary Saw Pale (T Pole) $15.00 each Reconnection of Service $15,00 each $35.00 each Reinspection Fee MOTORS: Up to but not including'/: hp $ 1.50 each y, hp and less than 10 hp $ 2.50 each 10 hp & up to 50 hp $ 3.50 each $ 4.50 each 50 hp and up Total Fee COMPLF.I'E THIS SECTION FORPLUMBING PERMITS NOTE: M -UMLJM CHARGE ON PPE RM1T(S) i5Q $22a 0 Fees Description $15.00 PERMIT JFEE $ 3.75 each Fixdues/Drarains/ind Traps Sewer (New, lz 1parr, or Replacement) S 750 each Septic Tauk/Secpage Pit/Drain Field S15.00 each Water Heater $ 3.75 each Gas piping System (1-4 outlets, flat fee) $ 7.50 Gas piping System (over 4 outlets -each) S 1.50 each Installaton, Alteration or Repair of Water piping and/or Water $ 7.50 each Treating Equipmcrrt Repair/Alteration—Drain or Vent $ 7.50 each Each Vacuum Bre:aker/Backflow Protection Each One (1-5) S 3.75 each Each One (Over 5) $ 125 each Reinspection Fee $35.00 Mach �— Total S:1CPSlmm: WSYB=ON nrvrSlorNnmcctio=; B1de r=6t Arc) "nos 112805.aoo P. 02 O (e IJ IJo-(-Vvf\- Ave k\L 1 McDONALD ELECTRIC July 25, 2008 City of La Porte P.O. Box 1115 LaPorte, TX 77572 Gentlemen: This letter is to certify, that 1, Joe Craig, authorized Michael Green, to obtain an electrical permit under my master. If you have any questions, you may contact me at 713-921-1368. Thank you, C.F. McDonald Electric /�IT Joe Craig 5044 TIMBER CREEK HOUSTON, TX 77017 (713) 921-1368 FAX (713) 921.5109 City of La Porte 604 W Fairmont Pkwy, La Porte, Tx 77571 (281)470-5073 INSPECTION LINE:(281) 470-5130 ****BUILDING PERMIT**** -------------------------------------------------------------------------- Application Number . . . . . 08-00001069 Date 7/24/08 Property Address . . . . . . 10615 N L ST HCAD Number . . . . . . . 023-140-000-0422 Application type description MISCELLANEOUS Subdivision Name . . . . . . LA PORTE OUTLOTS Property Use . . . . . . . . REAL VACANT RES IN CITY Property Zoning . . . . . . . RES - LOW DENSITY Application valuation . . . . 36200 Owner Contractor LA PORTE IND SCHOOL DIST SIMPLEXGRINNELL, LP PO BOX 716 8323 N ELDRIDGE PKY LA PORTE TX 775720716 HOUSTON (281) 671-3364 --------------------- Structure Information 000 000-------- Construction Type . . . . . WOOD FRAME (TYPE V) Occupancy Type . . . . . . EDUCATIONAL -------------------------------------------------- --------- Permit `'S BL GBL G PERMIT -FIRE ALARM Additional desc . = FIRE ALARM RENOVATION - Permit Fee . . . .� 290.00 Plan Check Fee . Issue Date . . . . 7/24/08 Valuation . . . Expiration Date . . 1/20/09 STE 120 TX 77041 -------------- -------------- 145.00 36200 Qty Unit Charge. Per Extension BASE FEE 20.00 36.00 7.5000 THOU BLDG - 1,001 - 50,000 270.00 --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Special Notes and Comments 1. CALL FOR INSPECTIONS. 2. CONSTRUCT AS PER PRINTS AND NOTES. 3. CONSTRUCT AS PER FIRE MARSHAL PLAN REVIEW COMMENTS ATTACHED. --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Fee summary Charged Paid Credited Due ------------------------------------- Permit Fee Total 290.00 290.00 -------------------- .00 .00 Plan Check Total 145.00 145.00 .00 .00 Grand Total 435.00 435.00 .00 .00 (S NA E ZF TOR OR__AUTHORIZ T AGENT) �-DAT41. `' (� -G -O 3 (APPROVED BY BUILDING OFFICIAL OR A OR Z D A NT) DATE (V110il 3 : 45' PERMTT APPLICATION , F City of La Porte Established 1892 281-470-5073 R9CC1 Vtd r / � ,/UI 15 2008 BuildingMecbamcal *Electrical *Plumbing' *(See back of form) Project Address: b9Y kW Pr — Subdivision: Block: !N' i iir •_ :� i �+ -, Address: fly A2, EI6Z Street. Contractor Email address O � Engineer: Building Use:/'wJ^ J Valuation: �7 ��0 • City - - zip _ T#f,2W_ /•49/1&b Con act/Pers'� (--� Footage: i va am Occupancy Type Flood Zone_ Class Work Sq. Ft Construction Typed QUr UseZone(r L # Stories�_Pwidng wig Last use of Builddmg 11 �C i1 Q!L Date use ceased: /J /,4 Commercial Buildings Plans Only Fire Marshal Checked/Approved for Issuance By: Permit No. D 9- 0 101 Pamit 1;"/k )— /U U driveway tie-in fee:_ ew Res.: Zone ' r 1 \ COMPLETE THIS SECTION FOR EL-kCIRICAL PERMITS:: NOTE: MINIMUM CHARGE ON PERT(S) IS $20.00 Description Charges . Quantity Fees PERMIT ISSUE FEE Outlets, Fudu es, Lights & Switches (1° 5 - Flat fee) Above Items (All Others) Clothes Washer/ Dryer Range Receptacle Cook Top or Oven A/C, Window Unit Receptacle Water Heater Dishwasher/Garbage Disposal Meter Loop & Service (includes Temporary cut -in) Temporary Saw Pole (T Pole) Reconnection of Service Rein.peotion Fee . $7.50 $7.50 $ 3.00 1. .§0 each.. $ 2.00 earl $ 3.00 each $ 1.50 each S 3.00 each $ 3.75 each $ 1.50 each $15.00 each S 15 00 each $15.00 each $35.00 each MOTORS: k :w `,Up,to. but not including ,1:rhp� S 1.50 each 'F. hp and less than 10 hp $ 2.50 each ' 10 hp & up to, 50 hp S 3.50 each 50 hp and up $ 4.50 each Total Fee COMPLETE THIS SECTION FOR PLUMBING PERMITS NOTE: MINIMUM CHARGE ON PERMIT(S) IS $20.00 Description Charges Quantity Fees PERMIT ISSUE FEE $15.00 FiVMu es/Diaiiis/Traps $ 3.75 each Sewer (New, Repair, or Replacement) $ 7.50 each Septic Tank/Seepage Pit/Drain Field S15.00 each Water Heater -- .- r, S 3.75 each Gas Piping System (1-4 outlets, flat fee) $ 7.50 Gas Piping System (over 4 outlets -each) S 1.50 each Installation, Ahetation or Repair of water Piping and/or water Treating Equipment $ 7.50 each Repair/Aheration - Drain or vent $ 7:5o each Each vacuum Breaker/Backtlow Pivtection Each One (1-5) `$ 3.75 each Each'One (Over 5) S 2.25 each'- . r Reinspection Fee;'-$35.00 each . , . Total S:1CPSbw\1NSP=0N orVisioMiv�\Bldg PvmII Appl tide2 11230.doc $15.00 City of La Porte 604 W Fairmont Pkwy ' La Porte, Tx 77571 __0 (281)470-5073 INSPECTION LINE:(281) 470-5130 ****PLUMBING PERMIT**** ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- Application Number . . . . . 08-00000498 Date 5/21/08 Property Address . . . . . . 10615 N L ST HCAD Number . . 023-140-000-0422 Alternate Search Method . . . Application type description REMODEL, SCHOOLS/OTHER EDUCATIONAL Subdivision Name . . . . . . LA PORTE OUTLOTS Property Use . . . . . . . . REAL VACANT RES IN CITY Property Zoning . . . . . . . RES - LOW DENSITY Owner Contractor ------------------------ ------------------------ LA PORTE IND SCHOOL DIST STERLING STRUCTURES, L.P. PO BOX 716 9039 KATY FREEWAY # 301 LA PORTE TX 775720716 HOUSTON TX 77024 ------------------------------------------------------------------------- Permit . . . PLUMBING PERMIT Additional desc A PLBG FOR REMODEL Sub Contractor :__�AT—ON_INCORPORATED Permit Fee 581, 25- Issue Date . . . . . 5/21/08 Valuation . . . . 0 Expiration Date . . 11/17/08 Qty Unit Charge Per Extension BASE FEE 15.00 147.00 3.7500 EA PL - FIXTURES/DRAINS/TRAPS 551.25 4.00 3.7500 EA PL - WATER HEATER 15.00 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- Special Notes and Comments 1. CALL FOR INSPECTIONS. 2. CONSTRUCT AS PER PRINTS AND NOTES. 3. COMPLY WITH CO MMERCIAL PLAN REVIEW NOTES ATTACHED. 4. SUB CONTRACTORS (APPLICABLE) TO OBTAIN N ECESSARY MECHANICAL, ELECTRICAL AND PLUM BING PERMITS AND INSPECTIONS. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- Fee summary Charged Paid Credited Due --------------------------------------------------------- Permit Fee Total 581.25 581.25 .00 .00 Grand Total 581.25 581.25 .00 .00 Sign e of contractor or authorized agent —Date / t/ Approved by Building Official or authorized a et) Date f PERNII'T APPLICATION City of La Porte 281-470-5073 Established 1892 t/ Mechanical *Electrical 'Plumbing Building *(See back of form) Project Address: /0 6/ `J— AV 4 (% �� 1� L- Lot Subdivision: Block. Owner's Name: LA 1 -1) Phone: Street City /-rP Contractor. 11 F-�1.j ) C Phone: Street City Zip Contractor Email address: Fax Contact Person: Engineer TRCC registration # on all new Single Family Dwellings or remodels over $10,000 TRCC # Building Use: Sq. Footage: 1 #I Stories Describe Work: �mc�L Occupancy Type Construction Type Flood Zone Use Zone For City Use Only Class Work Sq. Ft # Stories Parking Req Last use of Buildin Date use ceased: Commercial Buildings Plans Only -Fire Marshal Approval Date Checked/Approved for Issuance CE: Special Taxes HCAD Residential driveway tie-in fee: Parkland(New Res. Q&): Zone # Fee: Permit No 0 l `"t Permit Fee C-4 / �5 Plan Check Fee: �� S:NCvsh=Urspecti=\Brdseu,,,encvoorroaros.doc i� . 1' 'ii. Y7 � � • 7 • 7' 1 a: 1 LI PERMrr ISSUE7- S7.50 Y730 witches 11 Aboven� �. I • . • 1 cKb Ckthes Washed Drycr S 2.DO each — ReceptacleRange 11 each Cook p or D •, 1 c_ •. U. LI each — Water Disposal 1 each S15.00 each T=mpamry Saw Palm Cr Pok) 11 each — Rmoonnocticm of Service /1 mach — Reb,spectian Fee 11 cach MOTORS: Tip to but not inrhl3iag 1/4 by S 150 each % by and less than 10 by S 250 cad► 10 by & up to 50 by S 350 each 50 by and up S 4-50•cach To4a1 Foe .1: 1 • V, ..1 �ilol r..: •. PERIM ISSUE FEE S15.00 S15.00 Fix=w Dmiw/raps ' S 3.75 each Scww (NM Repedr, or Repkw==o S 750 each Septic Tm rboepage PhMm3in,Fwld S15.00 each Water EE%dzr S 3.75 each an Piping Syslzm (1-4 oudemf tfec) S 750 Gas Piping System (over 4 mairtrtach) S L50 each h smDafM Ahmatic m or Repair cfWata Piping and/or Water Treffiing Bgmpmrzd S 750 each Repa&Alttrafim - Dmin or Veze S 750 each Each Vacs &cabmABarhBaw Promcti= Each One (7-5) S 3.75 each Each one (Over 5) S 225 each 11 .,.:.. .. __......:. .. ...... .. . . City of La Porte 604 W Fairmont Pkwy \ La Porte, Tx 77571 (281)470-5073 INSPECTION i,:t11JE:(281) 470-5130 ****BUILDING PERMIT**** ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- Application Number . . . . . 08-00000498 Date 4/22/08 Property Address . . . . . . 10615 N L ST HCAD Number . . . . . . . . . 023-140-000-0422 Application type description REMODEL, SCHOOLS/OTHER EDUCATIONAL Subdivision Name . . . . . . LA PORTE OUTLOTS Property Use . . . . . . . . REAL VACANT RES IN CITY Property Zoning . . . . . . . RES - LOW DENSITY Application valuation . . . . 2670000 Owner Contractor ------------------------ ------------------------ LA PORTE IND SCHOOL DIST STERLING STRUCTURES, L.P. PO BOX 716 9039 KATY FREEWAY # 301 LA PORTE TX 775720716 HOUSTON TX 77024 Structure Information 000 000 Construction Type . . . . . WOOD FRAME (TYPE V) Occupancy Type . . . . . . EDUCATIONAL Other struct info . . . . . FLOOD ZONE X -------------------------------------------------------- Permit . . . ------------------- .--BLDG PERMIT -COMMERCIAL REMODEL-`, Additional desc . :.RENOVATIONS & `STRUCT. REPAIRS Permit Fee . . . . 10082.50 Plan Check Fee 5041.25 Issue Date . . . . 4/22/08 Valuation . . . . 2670000 Expiration Date . . 10/19/08 Qty Unit Charge Per Extension BASE FEE 2487.50 2170.00 3.5000 THOU BLDG - 500,001 - UP 7595.00 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- Special Notes and Comments 1. CALL FOR INSPECTIONS. 2. CONSTRUCT AS PER PRINTS AND NOTES. 3. COMPLY WITH CO MMERCIAL PLAN REVIEW NOTES ATTACHED. 4. SUB CONTRACTORS (APPLICABLE) TO OBTAIN N ECESSARY MECHANICAL, ELECTRICAL AND PLUM BING PERMITS AND INSPECTIONS. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- Fee summary Charged Paid Credited Due ----------------- Permit Fee Total ------------------------------ 10082.50 10082.50 .00 ---------- .00 Plan Check Total 5041.25 5041.25 .00 .00 Grand Total 15123.75 15123.75 .00 .00 ($/T,GNATURE OF CONTRACTOR OR AUTHORIZED AGENT) (APPROVED BY BUILDING OFFICIAL OR AUTHORIZED AGEN Li 1 Y / DATE / Building X Mechanical PERMIT APPLICATION City of La Porte " 281-470- 007 Project Address: 10 615 N . fie- L ST. Owner's `— �*(See back of form) &- (gblished 1892 12 2008 *Plumbing Te.s yzz € q z 3 281-604-7170 Address: 1002 San Jacinto Street La Porte 77571 Street City Zip Contractor: Sterling Structures, L.P. Phone: 713-827-7447 Address: 9039 Katy Freeway Houston 77024 Street City Zip Contractor Email address: pnunna0sterlingstructures.com Fax:713-827-7230 Contact Person:PrasadNunna Engineer: R.H. George and Associates, Inc. (MEP Engineer), CSF Consulting LP (Structural Engineer) Building Use: School Sq. Footage: 86 , 228 # Stories 1 Valuation: $2, 670, 000. 00 Describe Work: Renovations and Structural Repairs ADDRESS NUMBERS MUST BE POSTED DURING CONSTRUCTION & PERMANENTLY AT TIME OF FINAL INSPECTION. For City Use Only Occupancy Type Flood Zone x Class Sq. Ft. & '/ 'T' Constriction Type ; y� I hw� Use Zone LLD # Stories Parking Req� Last use of Building 5c /i oa t_ Date use ceased: n/ loq- Commercial Buildings Plans Only -Fire Marshal Approval A. Date .3 - a 8 -O$ / �y Checked/Approved for Issuance By: , //kwfc. W/�i . ,e� Date L/— Z( -O d _.af__ _ Taxes O K Residential driveway tie-in fee:_ Parkland(New Res. Only): Zone Permit No. 0 $ f 149 a Permit Fee 10 ,0 S Z . 50 Check 1.23 c 's CONMERCUL L o M A-7r PL e N REVIEW COVER SHEP _ ;E (P , ' . (INTERNAL, USE) ADDRESS: /OG /.s /v. OWNER'S NAME: .4P s s a PROJECT TYPE: NEW: HCAD#: 0 a 3 - /yo - o0 o yz z HTE LOC#: FLOOD ZONE: x ZoN G : L- . L- . D . Y/N SUB /DATE RETURNED • -SFg-viSFf-1$+T J '•�AT C D N/H ` I/-•A&BESTOS -U—R- Iqw RE yrAwp _ (Applicable on Demo, Addn,`or Remodel) ✓ G�N/�. (Applicable to Comm. Or Ind.) (If yes, permit cannot be issued.) (If yes, permit cannot be issued.) (If yes, figure fees. If no, use w/s form to explain why they are not.) TAXES UP TO DATE?: o K DATE OF REVIEW: 3 INSPECTOR fl �bti a• �^ . ITEMS NEEDED FOR ISSUANCE OF PERMIT: 1. CURRENT INSURANCE CERT. (if applicable) OK _ - _ s�o OWNER OR CONTRACTOR NOTIFICATION DATE TIMEME NAME OF PERSON CONTACTED 3/.2910y i�:ys- chi 8. a-'vm. S:r—PShmeWSPECnoN DMS10NVnsPwi=\00ML PLANRESEEW COVER SHEETAo Rev. AUG2005 K INSPECTION SERVICES BUILDING PERMIT CHECKLIST (COMN ERCup r „ Job Address: lQ�O IS /Y L S�HCAD#: 0�2 3 ZVL Owner Name: G 1P J 5. D Flood Zone- Type of Work: New Remodel Addition Date Received in Inspections: 3 t7 07 Legal Description: Zoning: Allowable Use? Y OR N Action? Ord. #s: - CS/z 2 Complete and accurate construction drawings (all phases) are one of the most important steps in completing your project. They will be used to cost out the job, get estimates from any subcontractors, show details in legal documents, and to obtain necessary permits. Inspections Division Building Permit Checklist Page 2 Constrdction Vrawings.Engineer's applicable) Foundation Plans Structural Framing Plan Exterior.n Plan DrawingsElectrical Plumbing Drawings DrawingsMechanical Drainage :. Slab Elevation (if applicable) (City Ord 106-142) Yes or No (State Law) Yes or No (State Law) Yes or No (State Law) Yes or No (CLP Resolution) Yes or No (CLP Resolution) Yes or No (City Ord 106-141) Yes or No (City Ord 106-141) Yes or No (City Ord 106-141) Yes or No Yes or No Yes or No (City Ord 1444-A) Yes or No (City Ord 1501-R5) Yes or No (City Ord 194-63) Yes or No (Ord 759-F) Yes or No (Ord 759-F) Yes or No (City Ord 74-121(c) Yes or No (City Ord 82-35) Yes or No (State Law)neor No (State Law)or No (State Law)or No (State Law)or No (State Law)or No (State Law)or No (State Law)or No (State Law)or No (State Law)or No S:\CPSh=\INSPECTION DrVISION\laspecfi n \BIdg P Checkfist ComlNovO6doc Lomax Elementary School Huber, Mark Page 1 of 1 Lomax Elementary ... From: Bourgeois, Charles M.[CMBourgeois@sbwvarchitects.comj Sent: Wednesday, April 16, 2008 8:29 AM To: Huber. Mark Subject: Lomax Elementary School Attachments: IECC COMcheck.pdf Mark, The attached file is the COMcheck Lighting Compliance Certificate indicating compliance with the IECC for the Lomax Elementary School Project (10615 N. Avenue L, La Porte, Texas, 77571). As we have discussed in the past, because this is a renovation project that does not alter the building envelope or HVAC systems, only the Lighting Compliance Certificate is being submitted. We understand that a third party energy code compliance provider must be engaged to inspect the project. Please let me know if you need any additional information. Thanks, Charles Cc: file 2.5 <<IECC COMcheck.pdf>> 4/16/2008 6 COMcheck Software Version 3.4.2 �( Lighting Compliance Certificate 2003 IECC Report Date: 04/08/08 Data filename: S:1Spdng ISD121507016 Anderson E.S\COMdtoddl-OMAX COMCHECK 4-7 BATHROOM GYM.cck Section 1: Project Information Project Title: Renovations to Lomax Elementary School Construction Site: n Owner/Agent: Designer/Contractor: La Porte Independent School District Michael Rlckelman La Porte, TX R. H. George and Associates 10930 W. Sam Houston Pkwy. Houston, TX 77064 261-664-1900 mri ckelmanigImgeorge.com Section 2: General Information Building Use Description by: Project Type: Addition Bulldlrta Tvt» ; FloprAm Scholl ,..._.T7k..:. Section 3: Requirements Checklist Interior Lighting: O 1. Total actual watts must be lose than or equal to total allowed wafts. \ Allowed Watts Actual Watts Compiles 9300 6592 YES 0 2. Exit signs 5 Watts or less per side. Exterior ughting: 3. EMcwy greater than 45 lumens/W. Exce xti n Specialized lighting highlighting features of historic buildings signage; safoty or security Nhtirg; Iow-voltage landscape Ilghting. Controls, Switching, and Wiring: Ej 4. Independent controls for each space (s ItdJoccupancy sensor). Exceptions: Areas designated as security or emergency areas that moat be continuously Illuminated. Lighting In stahways or corridors that are elements of the means of egress. 5. Master switch at entry to hotelimotel guest room. El 8. Individual dwelling units separately metered. C) 7. Each space provided with a manual control to provide uniform light reduction by at least 50%. Exceptions: Only one luminaire in space; An occupant -sensing device controls the area; The area Is a corridor, storeroom, reatroan, public lobby or guest to=; Page 1 of 3 Areas that use less then 0.6 Wettalsq.1t. a. Automatic lighting shutoff control In buildings larger then 6,000 sq.h. EXcePH=.' Areas with only one lurninairs, corridors, atorerooma, restrooms, or public lobbies. 9. Photocellfastr� Mical time switch on exterior lights. Exceptions: Lighting Intended for 24 hour use. L] f 0.Tandem wired arse -lamp and three -lamp ballasted lurndnatras (No single -lamp ballasts). Exceptions: Electronic high -frequency ballasts; Luminaires on emergency circuits or with no available pair. Section 4: Compliance Statement Compliance Sfafoment The proposed fighting design represented in this document b consistent with the building plans, specifications and other calculations submitted with this permit application. The proposed lighting system has bee designed to meet the 2003 IECC, Chapter a, requirements in COMctwk Version 3.4.2 and a comply with ma story q 9m is In the Requirements Checidi3t �6iyiu kff�MAus 491a, Name -Title re Date / P2tuC-k PAC - Page 2 of 3 COMcheck Software Version 3.4.2 Lighting Application Worksheet 2003 IECC Report Date: Dale filename: SASpring IS=1507016 Anderson E.S%COMchecklLOMAX COMCHECK 4-7 BATHROOM GYM.cck Section 1: Allowed Lighting Power Calculation A B c D Floor Ana Allowed Allowed Watts' Watts I ft2 school 7750 1.2 93DO Total Allowed Watts = 9300 Section 2: Actual Lighting Power Calculation A Fixture ID: Description / Lamp / Wattage Per Lamp I Ballast B C D E Lamps/ A of Flxture (C X D) Fixture Fixtures Witt. School (7750 iq.fL) Lkaar Fluorescent 2: 46" T5 54W / Electronic 4 24 128 3072 L b*w Fluorescent 3: 48" T8 32W / 8octronlc 2 30 96 2880 Linear Fluorescent 4: 4W T8 32W / Electronic 2 10 64 640 Total Actual Watts • 6592 Section 3: Compliance Calculation If the Total Allowed Watts minus the Total Actual Watts Is greater than or equal to zero. the building compass. Total Allowed Watt • 9300 Total Actual Watts - 6592 Project CompBerae a 2708 Page 3'of 3 a, 10 ,00 ;Qoa oo;_y8�� so o �-7O�oo, o00 a000 x i I t LA PORTE FIRE MARSHAL'S OFFICE 19W41W119*VI LPISD (Lomax Elementary) 10615 North L Street Remodel Plan Review Date: 03 / 18 / 2008 Reviewed by: Clif Meekins, Fire Marshal Approved: Yes The following items are identified by the Fire Marshal's Office during the plan review: 1) No comments at this time. 120 South 2nd Street, La Porte, TX 77571 Office: 281-867-4603 Fax:281-867-4629 +ABProjRegForm Page 1 of 1 RECEIN/r-- Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation Architectural Barriers Project Registration Confirmation Page MAR 12 2008 Monday, March 10, 2008 EABPRJA8811779 PERSON FILING FORM - Name: Jorge Castillo Email: jcasbllo@sbwvarchitects.com Phone: 713-622-1448 Project Name: Lomax Elementary School Renovations and Structural Repairs Project Address: Lomax Elementary School 10615 N. Avenue L LaPorte, TX 77571 County: Harris TENANT Name: Phone: — Tenant Address: Contact Name: • Phone: — Contact Address: BUILDING/FACILITY Name: Lomax Elementary School FACILITY Owner: La Port Independent School District Phone: 281-604-7170 Owner Address: 1002 San Jacinto Street, La Porte, TX 77571 Contact Name: Mike Clausen Phone: 281-604-7170 Contact Address: 1002 San Jacinto Street, La Porte, TX 77571 DESIGN FIRM Name: SBWV Architects, Inc. Phone: 713-622-1448 Finn Address: 3040 Post Oak Blvd. Ste. 1220, Houston, TX 77056 Designer Name: Charles M. Bourgeois Email: amourgeois@sbwvarchitects.com Type of License: Architect License Number: 8546 PROJECT DESCRIPTION Start Date: 06/2008 Completion date: 09/2008 Estimated Cost: $2.670,000.00 Type of Work: Renovabon/Alteration Does this building(s) have more than one level? No Are there any elevators, escalators, or platform lifts In this building? No Type of Funds: This project involves public funds, public land, or is a state lease. State Lease No. : Scope of Work: Generally, the work consists of structural repairs necessitated by settlement of the foundation at the north end of the facility and other miscellaneous renovations. The structural repairs include the gutting of an area occupied by four complete classrooms, portions of two additional classrooms, and a portion of the exisfing administration area and the removal of the building slab in these areas. Also included are the provision of new footings, the 'lifting' of existing grade beams, earthwork, replacement of the building slab, and reconstruction of the gutted areas. The miscellaneous renovations include renovation of existing restrooms, replacement of door hardware, replacement of classroom base cabinets and sinks, extension of a walkway canopy, new lighting in the gymnasium, and other miscellaneous renovations described in the drawings and specifications. I will submit this AB Confirmation Page with a complete set of construction documents andapplicable fees to a Registered Accessibility Specialist (RAS) or Contract Provider. I hereby notify the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation of my intent to comply with the provision of Texas Government Code, Chapter 469. I I Signature. of Building Owner or Designated Agent Date Email Address Signature of RAS OR Name of CP RAS/CPC Date Construction Documents Received by RAS :Enter_AnotherPrdjec' �.-_y� Priiit;tFiis'rPage.. http://www.license. state.tx.us/abproj ectregistration/ABProj RegFormVerification.aspx?strR... 3/ 10/2008 Lomax Elementary School - A - . Page 1 of 1 Lomax Elementary ... r Huber, Mark From: Bourgeois, Charles M.[CMBourgeois@sbwvarchitects.com] Sent: Thursday, March 13, 2008 12:02 PM To: Huber, Mark Subject: Lomax Elementary School - Asbestos Report Attachments: Asbestos Report.pdf Mark, The attached file is the asbestos report for Lomax Elementary School. Please let me know if we need to print copies and deliver to you or if this will suffice. I appreciate your help with this. Thanks, Charles Cc: file 3.1 <<Asbestos Report.pdf>> 3/13/2008 M 3-YEAR REINSPECTION REPORT LOMAX ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 10615 AVENUE L LA PORTE, TEXAS Prepared For LA PORTE I.S.D. 301 EAST FAIRMONT PARKWAY LA PORTE, TEXAS 77571 Prepared By ICU Environmental, Health and Safety 2300 Highway 365, Suite 370 Nederland, Texas 77627 TDH Consultant License 10-0314 ICU PROJECT No. 07-01-N3744 February 2007 2300 Highway 365, Suitt/ 370, Nederland, Texas 77627 BULK ASBESTOS SAMPLE TABLE LOMAX ELEMENTARY SCHOOL LA PORTE, TEXAS Samoled January 31. 2007 H. A.• Number Materal:Descripdon > " p ;Sam WLocation :.,_ Sam le _ p Numbers.. :Percent...: A36'e'stos"::". Garidition;->Friablll ty :..!(YIN) 0f IYz12"Floor Tile(Mastic Gym — Boys Restroom LXE1 Tile-4%Chrysotile Good N -Light Gray with Dark Gray Mastic 501 Chrysotilo Specks Gym — Girls Restroom LXE2 Not Analyzed Good N Gym— Coaches ice LXE3 Not Analyzed Good N N/A Roofing Material Throughout School N/A Tested positive in a Good N previous survey ASBESTOS — CONTAINING MATERIALS TABLES at LOMAX ELEMENTARY SCHOOL LA PORTE, TEXAS Fnh�.mry �nnv Material Location Type Friability Recommended Response Action Accessibility Physical Assessment 12"A2' Floor Gym — Boys restroom, girls Misc. Non -friable O&M Program Staff, students, Good Condition Tile/Mastic restroom and coaches office maintenance with Low -Light Gray with and custodians Potential for Dark Gray Specks Disturbance Roofing Material Throughout school Misc. Non -friable O&M Program Maintenance Good Condition with Low Potential for Disturbance a February 1, 2007 Project No. 07-01-N3744 La Porte Independent School District 301 East Fairmont Parkway La Porte, Texas 77571 Attn.: Mr. Edward Samford RE: AHERA Three -Year Reinspection Report Lomax Elementary School 10615 Avenue L La Porte, Texas ICU Environmental, Health & Safety (ICU) recently completed an Asbestos Hazard Emergency Response Act (AHERA) three-year reinspection of the asbestos -containing materials at Lomax Elementary School located at 10615 Avenue L in La Porte, Texas. AHERA states that every three years after implementation of a management plan, an accredited inspector must conduct a reinspection of all friable and non -friable known or assumed Asbestos -Containing Building Material (ACBM) in every school building in order to determine if there has been any change In the condition of the ACBM. An accredited management planner must then review the reinspection report to identify any new hazard potential and revise the management plan to address newly identified hazards. Based on the updated data, new response actions to address these hazards must be selected, and these actions must be carried out in a timely manner. Should you have any questions, or require additional information, please call us at (409) 727-8227. Sincerely, ICU Environmental, Health & Safety Daniel R. Ward Vice President TDH Consultant License No. 10-5479 r �j La Porte I.S.D. AHERA Three -Year Reinspection Report TABLE OF CONTENTS Lomax Elementary School February 2007 INTRODUCTION...........................................................................................................................2 BACKGROUNDINFORMATION...............................................................................................2 REPORT ORGANIZATION.........................................................................................................3 INSPECTOR'S FINDINGS AND COMMENTS........................................................................3 VISUAL INSPECTION..............................................................................................................3 SAMPLING.................................................................................................................................3 PHYSICALASSESSMENT......................................................................................................4 REMAINING ASBESTOS -CONTAINING MATERIALS.........................................................4 MANAGEMENT PLANNER'S REVIEW AND RECOMMENDATIONS ...............................5 O&M PROGRAM.......................................................................................................................5 PREVIOUS RESPONSE ACTIONS.......................................................................................5 RECOMMENDED RESPONSE ACTIONS...........................................................................5 LABELING..................................................................................................................................6 NOTIFICATION..........................................................................................................................6 TRAINING...................................................................................................................................6 PERIODICAL SURVEILANCE................................................................................................7 CONCLUSIONS............................ :............................................................................................... 7 APPENDICES APPENDIX A ASBESTOS -CONTAINING MATERIALS TABLE APPENDIX B SUMMARY OF ASBESTOS SAMPLES AND RESULTS APPENDIX C LABORATORY RESULTS APPENDIX D TEXAS DSHS LICENSES La Porte I.S.D. Lomax Elementary School AHERA Three -Year Reinspeclion Report February 2007 • INTRODUCTION ICU was retained by the La Porte Independent School District (LPISD) to perform an AHERA three-year reinspection of the school. This report documents the reinspection performed at Lomax Elementary School located at 10615 Avenue L in La Porte, Texas. This report meets all of the requirements of the three-year reinspection section of the AHERA Rule, Title 40 CFR Part 763, Subpart E. In this section, AHERA requires that at least every three years, all known or assumed friable and non -friable ACBM be visually re -inspected and re -assessed for any changes in the condition of each material and that the inspection be performed by an accredited inspector. The management plan must be updated to keep it current with ongoing operations and maintenance, periodic surveillance, inspection, re -inspections and response action activities. Information from the original investigation report and subsequent re -inspections were used as the basis of this inspection. ICU is not responsible for any inaccuracies of the original report or subsequent findings based on the original investigation information. Every effort has been made to define and evaluate ACM areas which were identified in the previous reports. The client is reminded that this re -inspection is to be conducted every three years with periodic surveillance inspections to be performed every six months by the districts "designated person." BACKGROUND INFORMATION The re -inspection of Lomax Elementary School was completed on January 31, 2007. Mr. Nathan Stephenson performed the on -site Inspection procedures and is a licensed asbestos inspector in the state of Texas. Mr. Dan Ward served as the management planner and is licensed as an individual asbestos consultant in the state of Texas. Copies of state licenses are included in this report. 2 La Porte I.S.D. J Lomax Elementary School AHERA Three -Year Relnspection Report February 2007 REPORT ORGANIZATION This report is divided into sections which include 1) the inspector's findings and comments; 2) asbestos -containing materials; 3) the management planner's review and recommendations; and 4) conclusions. A listing of the ACM located at the facility can be found in Appendix A, Asbestos - Containing Materials Table. Any response actions that have taken place since the last reinspection will be listed in this table. Any additional samples collected during this reinspection are located in Appendix B, Summary of Asbestos Samples and Results. The laboratory results can be found in Appendix C. Appendix D contains ICU's Texas Department of State Health Services licenses. INSPECTOR'S FINDINGS AND COMMENTS The school district conducted the original Asbestos Hazard Emergency Response Act (AHERA) asbestos survey and submitted the management plan in 1988. This inspection is included as an amendment to the management plan as required by AHERA. VISUAL INSPECTION The accredited inspector visually re -inspected and re -assessed the condition of all friable known and assumed ACBM during the on -site visit to the school. In addition, he visually inspected material previously considered non -friable and touched the material to determine whether it has become friable since the last re -inspection. No homogeneous areas were found in which non -friable material had become friable since the last reinspection. SAMPLING Additional bulk samples are sometimes collected due to an oversight during the original inspection or for any homogeneous area of suspect material that is already assumed to be ACBM. The AHERA random sampling protocols are employed during the collection of any additional samples. The materials, locations, and laboratory results are indicated in Appendix B, Summary of Asbestos Samples and Results. Destructive sampling was not performed, thus, inaccessible areas, such as in wall cavities, under carpeted areas, behind brick veneer, etc. were not available for inspection. These areas should be investigated and sampled before renovation/demolition activities are conducted. 3 i La Porte I.S.D. ' Lomax Elementary School AHERA Three -Year Reinspection Report February 2007 Additional samples were collected from the school. A total of three samples were collected from one material suspected of containing asbestos. Sample descriptions, material locations, and analytical results are presented in Appendix B. All samples collected were submitted to EMSL Analytical, Inc. (EMSL) for laboratory analysis. The bulk samples were analyzed by Polarized Light Microscopy (PLM) according to the U.S. EPA Interim Method for the Determination of Asbestos (40 CFR Part 763.115). EMSL is a successful participant in the National Institute of Standards and Technology's National Voluntary Laboratory Accreditation Program (NVLAP). EMSL's quality assurance/quality control (QA/QC) program includes the re -analysis of at least 10% of all bulk samples analyzed. EMSL's NVLAP License No. is 1021-06. EMSL's Texas Department of State Health Services License No. is 30-0159. The Texas Department of State Health Services defines an asbestos containing material as a material which contains greater than 1% asbestos. PHYSICAL ASSESSMENT The inspector also performs a physical assessment, in accordance with 40 CFR 763.88 of the AHERA Rule, of the condition of any newly friable material in areas where samples are collected and of newly friable materials in areas assumed to be ACBM. The accredited inspector reassessed the condition of friable known or assumed ACBM previously identified. In addition, the inspector performed a physical assessment on all material found to contain asbestos. These findings can be found in the table located in Appendix A labeled "Asbestos -Containing Materials Table." REMAINING ASBESTOS -CONTAINING MATERIALS The following lists materials that contain asbestos and their location. • 12"x12" Light Gray Floor Tile/Mastic with Dark Gray Specks in the Gym — boys restroom, gins restroom and coaches office. • Roofing Material located throughout the school. 4 Le Porte I.S.D. ' : Lomax Elementary School AHERA Three -Year Relnspectlon Report February 2007 MANAGEMENT PLANNER'S REVIEW AND RECOMMENDATIONS The management planner's review of the reinspection included an examination of the original inspection report, periodic surveillance records, and the completed reinspection forms and report. In addition, the management planner gathered information to make effective response action and physical assessment recommendations. Response actions and preventive measure recommendations for each area of friable surfacing and miscellaneous ACBM and each area of thermal system insulation (TSI) can be found in the table located in Appendix A labeled "Asbestos -Containing Materials Table." O&M PROGRAM In the management plan, the accredited management planner must recommend an appropriate response action (operations and maintenance, repair, encapsulation, enclosure, or removal) for all areas of thermal system insulation (TSI) and friable ACBM. The final decision on which action should be taken, however, rests with the Local Education Agency (LEA). Under AHERA, the response action to be taken must be "sufficient to protect human health and the environment." A written Operations & Maintenance Program was found in the original management plan. Any time an asbestos issue arises, the school district contacts a licensed asbestos consulting agency to handle the situation. If a response action is necessary, the consultant contacts a licensed abatement contractor to handle the asbestos hazard. Response actions are recorded in written reports documenting the asbestos -related activities. PREVIOUS RESPONSE ACTIONS The Management Plan should include documentation of all previous response actions. No response actions have been conducted since the last 3-year re - inspection. RECOMMENDED RESPONSE ACTIONS The updated 3-year reinspection should list recommended response actions. The following asbestos containing materials should be placed on an O&M program: 5 La Porte I.S.D. Lomax Elementary School AHERA Three -Year Relnspection Report February 2007 a 12'5c12" Light Gray Floor Tile/Mastic with Dark Gray Specks in the Gym — boys restroom, girls restroom and coaches office. Roofing material located throughout the school. LABELING Under Title 40 CFR 763.95 of the AHERA Rule, the Local Education Agency (LEA) must attach a warning label Immediately adjacent to any friable and non - friable ACBM and suspected ACBM that is located in routine maintenance areas (such as boiler rooms) at each school building. The labels must be prominently displayed in readily visible locations, must be in print that is readily visible due to its large size or bright color, and must remain posted until the ACBM that is labeled Is removed. The warning label must read: CAUTION: ASBESTOS. HAZARDOUS. DO NOT DISTURB WITHOUT PROPER TRAINING AND EQUIPMENT. Routine maintenance areas with asbestos -containing material should be labeled as stated above. NOTIFICATION Notification is best accomplished through the school district's newsletter. The designated person must document the notification process and maintain records of all notifications made. Such notification alerts affected parties to a potential hazard in the building. ICU recommends the school district provides an annual written notification to building occupants, employees, and parents on the presence of ACBM in the school building, the availability of the asbestos management plan, and recent and upcoming asbestos activities such as abatement projects, re -inspections, etc. TRAINING The LEA must ensure that all maintenance and custodial staff who work in a building that contains ACBM receive a minimum of two hours asbestos awareness training, whether or not they are required to work with ACBM. New custodial and maintenance employees must be trained within 60 days after the commencement of employment. 6 La Porte I.S.D. AHERA Three -Year Relnspec ion Report f Lomax Elementary School February 2007 ICU recommends a refresher course be given to all maintenance and custodial staff who work in the building. ICU also recommends the school district maintain documentation of all asbestos awareness training activities conducted within the school district. PERIODICAL SURVEILANCE At least once every six months, the school district must conduct a periodic surveillance in each building that contains asbestos. The date of the surveillance, the name of the person conducting the surveillance, and any change in condition of the asbestos -containing material must be documented. The school district should continue the periodic surveillance of all ACBM known to exist in the school. In addition, the district should continue to maintain all records of asbestos -related activities including any response actions conducted. All records should be included in the Asbestos file located at the school and at the district's Maintenance Office. MORI N RIM [@],I K ICU sent accredited inspectors to Lomax Elementary School to conduct a re -inspection of all friable and non -friable known or assumed ACBM. An accredited management planner then reviewed the re -inspection reports to identify any new hazard potential and, with this report, revised the management plan accordingly. Based on this updated data, new response actions and physical assessments were selected, and, if applicable, these actions must be carried out in a timely manner. The ACBM discovered during the original 1988 Inspection and additional ACBM identified In the subsequent surveys can be found in Appendix A, Asbestos -Containing Materials Table. Additional sampling information during this re -inspection period can be found in Appendix B. The laboratory results can be found in Appendix C. Copies of all Texas Department of State Health Services licenses are located in Appendix D. 7 Le Porte I.S.D. AHERA Three -Year Reinspeclion Report "A Lomax Elementary School February 2007 ASBESTOS -CONTAINING MATERIALS TABLE Le Porte I.S.D. ` AHERA Three -Year Reinspection Report APPENDIX B Lomax Elementary School February 2007 SUMMARY OF ASBESTOS SAMPLES and RESULTS 4 Le Porte I.S.D. ` r AHERA Three -Year Relnspection Report -� Lomax Elementary School February 2007 APPENDIX C LABORATORY RESULTS to PA La Porte I.S.D. AHERA Three -Year Reinspeclion Report !y \ I .44 �i Lomax Elementary School February 2007 TEXAS DEPARTMENT OF STATE HEALTH SERVICES LICENSES 4 f Final Inspection Check Sheet Date: 3 a Commercial %• 11 Project Address: /OC /S A L 5+, Contractor Project Name: File Review ws 1-9 Field Review #Is 10-17 V1S Ku.� UUIr7.Ma MR 1 rill: NKE i:i9.�M=— Nb- 3a --09 Ipspector Signature Date SXPShImUNSPECTION DIVISIONVnspectionsTinaf fwpection Check ShectComhNov04.doc La Porte Independent School District Mike Clausen, K"I'SBA Director of hwilitics R C'nnsimciton 1002 Sam Jacinto St. La Porte TX 77571 Phone (281) 604-7170 FwN t28116M-7175 August 23, 2008 Mrs. Debbie Wilmore City of La Porte LaPorte, TX 77571 RE: Lomax Elementary Inspections Mrs. Wilmore, RE��iv�n AUG 24 2008 The specifications for the renovation of the restrooms at Lomax Elementary call for electric hand dryers to be installed. Also specified is that the hand dryers are to be furnished by the school district. Because the hand dryers are on back -order we have decided to kill the electrical circuit for the dryers and install paper towel dispensers instead. With school starting on Tuesday we really do not have an option. I hope this will be taken under consideration when the inspector does the final inspection. Thanks for your consideration, �C p,wi%ti �p - ddy TG D I wil 8. z Page 1 of 1 Huber, Mark �l From: Wise, Sandra Sent: Friday, August 22, 2008 4:49 PM To: Jennings, Sherry; Chavez, Ramona Y; Lawrence, Vickie; Huber, Mark; Wilmore, Debbie Subject: 10615 N. L st FM Insp passed for Final/FA on 8/22/o8 ro615 N. L st Thank you, Sandra Wise City of La Porte Fire Marshal's Office 28r867-46o3 fax 281-867-4629 is � L Sf Gp mAX le A\gc"e X dO L 8/25/2008 Page 1 of 1 Huber, Mark From: Hutchison, Brady Sent: Thursday, August 21, 2008 10:56 AM To: Huber, Mark; Meekins, Clif; Wise, Sandra Subject: Lomax Elementary Lomax Elementary located at 10615 North L is having some issues regarding their fire alarm. It is my understanding that they are close to being finished with that particular part of the project. Once we are able to sign off on the fire alarm system, we will be able to do a final on that building as well, if they are ready for one. Brady L. Hutchison Deputy Fire Marshal City of La Porte 120 South 2nd La Porte, TX 77571 281-867-4603 8/21 /2008 Page is too large to OCR. Page is too large to OCR.