International Tower

ADSIC New Offices

Abu Dhabi - UAE

INTERIOR DESIGN

ELECTRICAL DESIGN CRITERIA (Rev 2)

December 2012

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Table of Contents
Table of Contents ................................................................................................................... 1
1 INTRODUCTION ............................................................................................................. 2
2 CODES ........................................................................................................................... 2
3 SYSTEM DESIGN .......................................................................................................... 3
4 LIST OF ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS ................................................................................. 3
5 POWER INSTALLATIONS ............................................................................................. 3
6 LIGHTING INSTALLATIONS .......................................................................................... 5
7 LIFE SAFETY SYSTEMS ............................................................................................... 6
8 ELECTRICAL DISTRIBUTION ....................................................................................... 6
9 VOICE /DATA DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM ....................................................................... 7
10 DATA CENTER ............................................................................................................. 8
11 AUDIO VISUAL SYSTEMS: ........................................................................................ 11
12 SECURITY SYSTEM .................................................................................................... 11

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1 INTRODUCTION
The scope of the project consists of the design and construction of fit out works of new offices for
ADSIC at International Towers (levels 6 and 7) Abu Dhabi. The electrical works includes modern
communication equipped data center with structured cabling at International Tower, Abu Dhabi.
The purpose of this report is to establish the electrical design criteria and provide brief description
of the electrical services, communication distribution systems, modern communication equipped
data center and other associated works for the new ADSIC offices. The Data center shall be tailor
-fit in to the building infra structure.
Alignment of IT objectives with facility infrastructure is critical to successful design and operation
of a data center. The project shall be designed to meet local authority regulations, international
codes and regulations covering safety, reliability with respect to client specific requirements
Communication equipments, servers and structured net working will be the part of the specialist
contractor scope which shall be engaged by the Client.
Contractor will be instructed to strictly adhere to the conditions established in client documents
Occupiers guide and Tenancy Design & Fit out guidelines.
(This is a part of Design Document and To Be Read in conjunction with specification and
included in the scope of work.)

2 CODES
The electrical design shall be accomplished in conformity with local and international standards
and regulations, principally:

The local regulatory authorities:

Abu Dhabi Municipality Regulations
Abu Dhabi Distribution company
Abu Dhabi Civil Defense regulations
ESTIDAMA regulations, The pearl rating system for Office design
Etisalat regulations for telecommunication services
Client occupiers guide, tenancy design &fit out guide lines
The Relevant British Standards:
BSI 7671: wiring regulation
BS 5253, BS 5463, BS 6581, BS 7671 for MV calculations
BS 7490, BS 7430 for earthing and lightning protection systems

The International codes:

IEE Wiring Regulations 16th Edition
ANSI/TIA- 942 Telecommunication standards for data center
The Chartered Institution of Tower Services (CIBSE) Lighting Design Recommendations
and Standards.
IEC 364-International electro-technical committee regulations for low voltage installations.
NFPA-American standards for fire detection systems and for life safety.
NFPA-110/IEC standards American & international regulations for standby generator
installations.
ISO / IEC 11801-Information technology
Fire & Life Safety Strategy Consultant requirements.
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Industry Committee for Emergency Lighting (ICEL) Recommendations.

Institution of Electrical Engineers
International Electro-technical Commission (IEC) Standards.

3 SYSTEM DESIGN
System design parameters taken are 400V/230V +/- 10%, 50Hz, 3 phase, 4 wire TNS.
LV fault level taken as 50 KA for 3 second. (Both symmetrical 3 phase)

4 LIST OF ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS

Lighting installations (internal) and controls,

Emergency lighting system
Power installations
Earthing and lightning protection system
Low current systems
Fire alarm and PAVA system
BMS
Structured cabling -Telephone/data / TV system
CCTV system
Data center
Humidity center
Leak detection systems
Fit out shall integrate all systems with the existing building power and low current systems

5 POWER INSTALLATIONS
The International Tower receives electrical power via 11 KV electrical service feeders from ADDC
at ground level and step down to 400v and distributed to various floors through Sub Main
distribution boards (SMDBs)
Information- Existing Electrical system (refer to as built drawing)
Incoming ring main 11 kV supply from ADDC
Substation with 4 x 11/0.4 kV low voltage, 1500 kVA 11KV transformers
2 x MDBs being fed by two transformers in bus tie configuration
Standby power generator supplying fire and life safety services and house services
Power factor correction equipment to maximize real power and correct to 0.95
Rising mains bus ducts and mains cabling to each floor
House distribution to each floor
Metered tenancy mains to each floor for tenancy use
Decorative lighting to all lift lobbies, corridors and amenities controlled by time clock and motion
sensors
Lightning protection and earthing systems
Central emergency and exit lighting system
Aviation Warning Lighting system to protect the building

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5.1

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LV distribution

The building electrical distribution will originate from a main electrical room on the lower level and
smaller stacked electrical rooms located on each floor. The building electrical distribution will be
designed to provide separation of lighting, mechanical and plug socket loads and earth leakage
protection as per ADDC regulations. Distribution throughout the floors specified shall occur at the
Low voltage. SMDBs are located in dedicated floor electrical rooms located on each level. DBs
shall be provided/modified as per site requirement. For existing power distribution refer to as built
drawings/
All LV calculations will be in accordance with BS5253 & IEC129, BS5463 & IEC265, BS6581 &
IEC 694, ESI 41:26, IEC 909, BS7671 and the local authority regulations, design codes, standard
details and requirements. ADDC regulations will take precedence and the allocated electrical load
for the shall be checked and confirmed with ADDC

5.2

Load Assessment

The estimated load demand for the office is tabulated hereafter as per the current scheme and
floor areas.

ADSIC Offices Electrical Load Assesment

7th floor
6th floor
Area

Office
space
Corridor
Service
area
Data
centre/IT
Multi
purpose
hall,
Reception

Total
Power
(KW)

Floor
Area
(m2)

lighting
load
w/m2

small
power
w/m2

Hvac FCUs
w/m2

Total
Powerkw

Floor
Area
(m2)

lighting
load
w/m2

small
power
w/m2

Hvac FCUs
w/m2

Total
Powerkw

1017
20

40
30

40
20

25
20

106.79
1.40

722
84

40
30

40
20

25
20

75.81
5.88

155

30

20

25

11.63

102

30

20

25

7.65

65

40

300

40

24.70
282

50

50

25

35.25

144.51

124.6

The offices normal electrical power is distributed through two existing SMDBs, namely TSMDB L6 and TSMDB -L7 of rating 200 amps (with allocated connected load of 85kw and demand load
of 68kw) located in 6th and 7th floors respectively.
Similarly essential power is supplied through existing SMDB, namely HESMDB-L7-01 and of
rating 160 amps feeding emergency loads of floors 5,6,7,and 8 (with allocated connected load
and demand load of 67.22kw)
All the floor SMDBs, incoming cables and tap offs to be modified to suite the revised loads and is
subject to approval from landlord and ADDC.
The total power shall be segregated and distributed through the two existing SMDBs in the floor.
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However the fit out contractor to verify the as built condition of SMDBs and DBs and the ratings. If

the power requirements exceed the allocated demand loads of existing SMDBs fit out contractor
is liable to get revised ADDC lv approval with the newly rated SMDBs

5.3

Electrical requirements

Floor electrical rooms: The floor electrical rooms are provided with sub main distribution board
(SMDB) and the kwh meter as per ADDC Contractor is liable to get ADDC approval for the
installation in the office and associated works in electrical system

5.4

Earthing system

The LV system earthing arrangements shall be in accordance with BS7671 and BS7430
agreement. The earthing system shall also be designed in accordance with the requirements of
ADDC.
It shall include:
Earthing of DBs
Earthing of Telecommunications equipment and data center need separate clean earth
Earthing of metallic pipes (gas, water) and exposed metal parts of the building fabric / and
building services installations
In addition to the solid earth systems Residual Current Devices of discriminating sensitivity shall
be installed on each circuitry

6 LIGHTING INSTALLATIONS
Lighting and Branch Wiring
General Interior Lighting: Lighting throughout the interior building spaces will respond to the
primary use of each space while maintaining a level of flexibility to react to future use of each
space. Uniform ambient lighting will establish a basic minimum lighting level throughout each
individual space with task. Display and accent lighting will be considered where appropriate.
Lighting within the building will be primarily fluorescent. Fluorescent lamps shall be primarily T8,
T5 and compact fluorescent. LED lighting may also utilized within the building where deemed
appropriate for cove.
Wiring Devices: Switches and plug sockets shall be specification grade Trim plates shall be color
coordinated with architect
Lighting design shall ensure effective lighting levels in accordance with the CIBSE requirements.
Lighting system shall take in to consideration natural illumination of each area of the building and
energy conservation techniques.

6.1

Internal lighting

Special lighting shall be provided in co-ordination with the Architect in order to achieve visual
comfort and to create lighting effects and color settings that enhance human ambience. Where
required Interior lighting shall be developed as per lighting levels
Office
Corridors
Bath room
Kitchen/pantry
Store room

:
:
:
:
:

400-500lux
100lux
100lux
400lux
100lux
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General Lighting Controls: Within normally occupied open area office spaces, multi-level
switching will be provided in conjunction with occupancy sensors, and will utilize two or more
manual wall switches. Manually dimmable lighting controls shall only be utilized within appropriate
areas where specifically requested, such as conference rooms or learning spaces. Automatic
dimmable or step-dimmed lighting controls shall be considered for the purpose of daylight
harvesting where required by estidama. A programmable low voltage lighting control system and
dimming shall be provided for control of lighting in multipurpose hall and meeting rooms..

Information of existing Lighting

Lighting to the lift lobby, amenities areas, core corridor, plant rooms and staircases are
provided as part of the base building
Local light switching including two-way switching
Time clock control

7 LIFE SAFETY SYSTEMS

7.1

Emergency lighting

Emergency lights shall be provided in corridors and service areas to provide .Illumination for a
period of 3 hours in the event of failure of normal lighting with non maintained Emergency lights
connected to the central battery system of building. The fittings used shall be recessed /or surface
/wall mounted according to the location
Egress & Exit Lighting: Exit lighting will be LED type Emergency egress lighting connected to the
central battery system of building will be provided throughout the path of egress, and will be
supplied with power from the emergency generator system in the event of a failure on the normal
power system.

7.2

Fire alarm system

The building is provided with following systems.

General Fire detection and monitoring systems including fire indicator panels and fire alarm
systems exist in the building. The Fire alarm system for the floors shall be modified to suite the
latest layout and integrated to the main fire alarm system of the building. Fit out contractor is
responsible to get civil defense approval for all modifications made. The fire alarm system and
pava system shall be integrated to main tower system .
Emergency Warning and Intercommunication System (EWIS) and fire evacuation systems exist in
the building

8 ELECTRICAL DISTRIBUTION
Distribution will be designed in accordance with BS 7671 (IEE 16th Edition Wiring regulations)
and the Saudi Electricity company regulations. The SEC regulations will take precedence where
they are more onerous. The exact number of sockets is mentioned in the table below for each
room specifically and shall be confirmed by the client.
13A, socket outlets are to be distributed where necessary in the office premises. Sockets in the
kitchen and the wet areas are to be weatherproof.
Switched socket outlets are to be installed for lighting purposes where necessary.
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Residual current circuit breakers shall be installed to protect sockets.

Power distribution shall be made using wiring installed in recessed PVC rigid conduit.

Room
Identification

Number of sockets/outlets

Each work
2 power +1 voice and 1 data in floor box
station
Each cabin/
room
Reception
desk
Entrance
corridor
Data center
Multipurpose
hall
and
meeting
rooms

2 power +2 voice and 2 data in floor box

4 power +3 voice and 3 data in floor box
2 Single socket outlet on wall
Floor /wall outlets as per specialist requirement
Wifi System

All electrical terminals will be flush mounted with the finishes to be agreed with interior designer
and Client
Back to back terminals to be avoided for acoustic reasons.
Electrical outlet locations in shall be fully coordinated with furniture and equipment.
Necessary lighting & socket outlets shall be connected to the emergency supply.

9 VOICE /DATA DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM

9.1 Telecommunications:
Etisalat will be the telecommunications provider of the voice/data network. The building has fiber
optic installed to each floor to allow Etisalat to provide a full portfolio of telecommunication
services. Therefore, no satellite dishes or external antennae shall be allowed on the building.
Containment for cabling has been provided to some subdivided suites but the contractor will need
to provide necessary cabling.
All telephone will be IP based
Structural cabling system to support the provision of the Etisalat system.
All structured cabling to voice data outlets using augmented cat6a cable to IDF in 6th floor
and MDF in 7th floor is in the scope of fit out contractor.
Only supply of active components such as data center racks, server racks and cabling
between Routers, PCs in data center ,switches will be the part of IT specialist integrator
works .
All low current systems such as telephone, data cctv, security access, BMS, Humidity
center ,leak detection system ,time control systems, fire alarm system, pava system etc
shall be integrated to the main tower system .
Fit out contractor to provide segregated cable trays /trunking /raceways in ceiling and
raised floor required for IT specialist services
UPS of rating to cater data center in coordination with IT specialist
GSM antennas and associated cabling shall be provided for mobile signal amplification.
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Wifi Net work shall be provided as per Client /specialist requirement

Audio visual system is required in multipurpose hall and meeting rooms
Security access system is required in main door of 6& 7 floors and data center and IT
room
Automated Time control system shall be provided in both floors entry point with two
readers for time attendance
Information of Existing Communications/Security facilities
Structural cabling system to support the provision of the Etisalat fiber to the Home (FTTH)
GPON network providing fiber optic backbone throughout the building
Building LAN comprising an Ethernet/IP network to provide connectivity of all floor
services
IP based security system including access control and CCTV
CCTV coverage of car park, ground floor and each lift lobby and corridor
General access control system throughout
Spatial allowance to allow mobile phone coverage throughout the building
The main Etisalat telecom room is located on the ground level of the building.
Secondary telecommunication rooms are located on each floor and stacked vertically from floor to
floor.
Vertical distribution of telecommunications risers will route vertically through the building and
between floors via stacked secondary telecommunications rooms. Horizontal cable pathways will
be provided and routed to the telecommunications rooms located on each floor.
A Telecommunication system network (structured cabling) supporting Voice, Data and TV
applications shall be installed in accordance with the international standards of ANSI/TIA/EIA and
the local telecom service provider (Etisalat) requirements.
Telecommunications Building Distribution: Telecommunications building distribution cabling and
devices will be installed by Etisalat approved contractor. A complete telecommunications
distribution pathway system will be provided by the contractor in accordance with the data center
construction standards.

10 DATA CENTER
Data center shall provide secure uninterrupted service availability to high performance computing,
storage, networking and communication resources for the ADSIC.
The data center shall be designed to conform to standards ANSI /TIA -942 telecommunications
infra structure standards for data centers. It shall be executed by specialist contractor as per
specifications, international standards and client requirements.

10.1 Data Center Essentials

10.1.1

Main distribution area (MDA): Similar to MDF in Etisalat room, MDA of data center
houses the main cross connect, core routers, switches, LAN infra structure. Avoid
sharing path ways for air circulation, power cables and network cables. Data center
should have adequate space for present and future.

10.1.2

Horizontal distribution area (HDA): Separate racks for fiber optics, utp and coaxial
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cables are required. It is also recommended to reduce, locating switches and patch
panels to minimize the patch cord lengths and facilitate cable management.
10.1.3

Equipment distribution area (EDA): The type of network devices associated with data
center cabinets includes servers, storage devices, switches, load balancers, special
purpose appliances. TIA standard specifies installing racks and cabinets in alternating
pattern to create hot and cool aisles, a configuration that effectively dissipate heat from
electronic area .In the cold isle the racks are arranged face to face. In the hot aisle
they are arranged back to back will optimize the air flow. TIA has adopted cabinets are
grouped together based on the function of their contents which will makes it easier to
manage and expand operations in future and the sizes are follows.
Recommended rack height is 2.1m
Width and depth of rack to match with contents
Recommended minimum clearances 1.2m front and 1m at back of each
cabinet
In a row of racks 250mm vertical cable mangers between adjacent racks and
150mm vertical cable mangers at end of row.

10.1.4

Zone distribution area (ZDA): Is an optional interconnection point in the horizontal

cabling between HDA and EDA.

10.1.5

Back bone and horizontal cabling: Back bone provides cabling connections between
MDA and HDAs and main Etisalat room. Back bone fiber cabling is typically limited to
300m as per TIA. Horizontal cabling provides connections between HDA, ZDA and
EDAs and horizontal copper cabling is typically limited to 100m as per TIA.
a) Structured Cabling: TIA-942 specifies generic permanent telecommunication
cabling system as below; The cable choice will be determined by the needs of the
equipment installed, however, cables shall suite the project and specialist
requirements.

Standard single mode fiber, 62.5 and 50 m multimode fiber

Laser optimized 50 m multimode fiber
75-ohm coaxial cable (recommended for E-1, E-3 and T-3 circuits)
4 pair category 6 or 7 utp or and sctp

b) Spacing of cables: TIA recommends minimum separation of 100mm when 31 to 60

shielded 1-ph circuits (240v, 20amps) adjacent to net work cables. But if the power
cables are unshielded the minimum separation shall be 200mm.In cases where
both copper and fiber optic net work share same pathway, the two types of cables
should be grouped separately. Wherever possible, fiber optic should rest on top of
copper to avoid signal loss due to mechanical stress.

10.2 Data Center Environment Considerations:

Several environmental considerations also exist in the design of data center

10.2.1 Architectural layout should consider the following

Room sizing,
Ceiling height,
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Raised floor and floor loading

Lighting,
Signage,
Access clearances for personnel and equipment
Fire alarm system for data center

A complete battery backed addressable fire alarm system with manual pull stations, automatic
detection and ADCA compliant speaker/ strobes will be provided for the data center. Smoke
detector and heat detectors will be installed as required by the governing codes, and in accordance with data center standards. Data center room smoke detectors will be installed with
sounder bases for local room annunciation. A 30 second delay will be programmed in to the data
center smoke detectors prior to activation of speaker strobes which will be located throughout the
building. The building fire sprinkler system will be monitored by the fire alarm system for system
flow and shutoff valve tampering. Central reporting capabilities will be provided with the fire alarm
system, and shall be compatible with the existing building fire alarm monitoring system. The new
fire alarm system provided shall be compatible to the main fire alarm panel existing in the tower.
10.2.3

Fire suppression system using NOVEC 1230

10.2.4

Humidity center (The relative humidity of a data center is optimally kept between 45
and 50% range.) Relative humidity levels that are too high can cause component
corrosion.

10.2.5

Cooling (general and rack specific), temperature control. Maintaining the data center
between 70 and 74 F provides the best balance between safe equipment operating
temperature, operator comfort, and acceptable relative humidity levels. HVAC
equipment should be redundant.

10.2.6

Water leakage detection system

10.2.7

Power operating and UPS: Rating of UPS shall cover all critical equipments, ac and
lighting in data center with a back up time of minimum one hour. UPS size should
handle the peak load. Both UPSs and backup generators should be tested at regular
intervals, at least once every six months. Surge arresting equipment should be
included as part of the electrical system.

10.2.8

CCTV, security systems

10.2.9

Reliable Mechanical systems

10.2.10

Alignment with the building telecommunication system

Alignment of IT objectives with the building infrastructure is critical to successful design
and operation of a data center. The goal is to consistently deliver the required level of
reliability and eliminate single points of failure, while providing concurrent
maintainability to reduce downtime to a level that does not compromise the ADSIC
business operations. A comprehensive assessment includes a close examination of
the IT organizations business objectives to determine appropriate reliability.

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11 AUDIO VISUAL SYSTEMS:

Latest state of art Audio visual system shall be provided in multipurpose hall and meeting
rooms.. Audio video systems provided shall include Sound Systems and Video Systems for
Meeting & Conference Rooms. Efficient, effective Video Conferencing systems and services
are required. Provisions for Distance Learning System, Command & Control of Specialized
solutions for critical applications and flexible Entertainment Systems are to be considered.
Conference Facilities require Video projector, Motorized roll up screen, Television monitors,
integrated presentation system, Audio music system, Sound reinforcement and lighting.
Audio Visual Equipment system consists of Music system, Channel console, Double cassette
player (AM / FM tuner), Compact disc players, Loud speakers, wireless microphones,.
Conference system consists of Chairman tabletop microphone, Delegate table microphone
Projection System consists of Video projector Data with hoist instantaneous input switching,
Bat mouse infrared remote mouse, Automatic screens Fold up mobile screens, LED TV
monitors
Sound Reinforcement consists of Main loud speakers, Subwoofers, Laptop computer.
Room scheduling software shall be provided for all meeting rooms
E-life /E-vision services and TV required at reception
Electronic Signage will be provided

12 SECURITY SYSTEM
12.1 Security system objectives
The main objectives of the security system to be installed are to provide the client with a means to
provide the security information of the offices/data center. Security of data center is achieved by
providing following
.
NVED 1230 fire suppression system.
Integrated fire alarm system with Cable & connected Emergency Warning and
Intercommunication System (EWIS)
Analogue CCTV system covering all entrances/exits and main areas and aisles 24hour video recording in 6th and 7th floor.
Electronic security card access system and automated time attendance system.
Meet and greet of all persons entering the building/ data floor with continuous security
services.
Fit out contractor to provide new cameras compatible with the existing cameras for
Protection of life, property and goods in tenant area. The common areas are covered
by existing recorded IP based CCTV security cameras. The security systems will
comprise:
Access control system for main entrance and data center required to control man
movement.
The Closed Circuit CCTV system to monitor and record activity around the data center
and entrance with video recording equipment.

12.2 CCTV Design standards

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CCTV cameras are to be installed in the office premises in accordance with BS EN 50132-7:1996
(Alarm systems. CCTV surveillance systems are use in security applications.
As required in BS EN 50132-7: 1996, all images displayed on monitors and recorded for future
retrieval shall comply with the standard classification criteria.

12.3 Access control

An access control system shall be provided for the office, data center and areas specified by
client and integrated to the building security system. The system will include an access control
facility so that staff/reception can release the entrance door by presenting a valid access control
token to the panels /number pads provided at doors. Each controlled doors will be secured using
electro mechanical solenoid locks controlled from the entry panels or from the monitor in
reception
Issue of Access cards
As per client guidelines the criteria for access cards will be as follows
Requesting access card: Security will issue access cards with approval from building
management./office
Parking access: Security will authorize access cards for parking with the approval.

12.4 Automated time attendance

A fully automated time attendance system at main doors at 6th and 7th floor , data center.
Should have Biometric / Proximity Card & Password Options and Time Attendance with in-built
Software
State of art technology should address all complete security breaches are concerned.
The software generates several attendance reports automatically. It creates a robust and secure
environment and can be integrated with an enterprise-wide system for monitoring and providing
service to employee. Should Eliminate punching / Time Cards/ Time Sheets.

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