Elv - Rev 01 Dated 20 Jan 21

Project Name: Dhaka Metro Project-Line 5
Contractor: Building Design Partnership
DDC: Egis India Consulting Engineers Pvt. Ltd.
Report Title : Design Basis Report – ELV System

Document No. : BDP-MEP-ELV-00001-R0
Revision No. : R0
Date : 21.01.2021
DOCUMENT/DRAWING TECHNICAL VERIFICATION AND REVISION RECORD
Doc. No. BDP-MEP-ELV-00001-R0 Date & Revision 21.01.2021,R0

Doc. Title Design Basis Report – ELV System
Rev. Date Description Prepared by Checked by Approved by

Md. Raghib Ashwani Kumar Vijai Anand Rajendran
Preliminary
R0 21-01-21
Submission Bhogendra Kumar Ashwani Kumar Vijai Anand Rajendran
BDP-MEP-ELV-00001- R0
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CHAPTER-01 INTELIGENT FIRE ALARM SYSTEM
LIST OF CONTENTS PAGE

1. GENERAL INTRODUCTION
2. ABBREVIATION
3. DESIGN STANDARDS, CODES AND REFERENCES
4. INTRODUCTION
5. GENERAL REQUIREMENTS
6. SYSTEM DESCRIPTION
7. FIRE ALARM CONTROL PANEL
8. STANDARDS ANS CODE DOCUMENTS
9. INTILLIGENT POWER SUPPLY
10. REPEATER PANEL
11. ADDRESSABLE LINE HEAT DETECTION (FIBER OPTIC- LHD CABLES)
12. FIRE MAN BOX
13. MULTI SENSOR TYPE DETECTOR
14. INTELLIGENT ADDRESSABLE PHOTO SENSOR
15. INTELLIGENT ADDRESSABLE DUCT SENSORS
16. INTELLIGENT ADDRESSABLE HEAT SENSORS
17. RESPONSE INDICATORS
18. MANUAL CALL BOX
19. SOUNDER CUM STROBE
20. INTELLIGENT ADDRESSABLE CIRCUIT INTERFACE MODULES
21. Integrated Systems (SCADA)
22. CABLING & WIRING SYSTEMS
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CHAPTER-02 ASPIRATING SYSTEM

2. INTRODUCTION
3. GENERAL DESCRIPTION
4. HOW IT WORKS
4. SYSTEM LAYOUT INSTALLTION
5. DISPLAY UNIT
6. RELAY INTGRATION.
7. VSCnet
8. AUTOLEARN™ AND REFERENCING
9. OPERATING CONDITION
10. STORAGE CONDITION. (Non-Operational)
11. FEATURES
12. LISTING AND APPROVALES
13. SOFTWARE FEATURES
14. VESDA POWER SUPPLY.
15. LISTING AND APPROVALS
CHAPTER-03 WLD SYSTEM

1. Technology
2. Technological Advantage over Design
3. Features
4. Benefits
5. Power
6. Sensing Cable
7. LED Indications
8. WLD Sensor cable
9. Operating Environment
10. Certification
11. WLD Sensor Cable Specifications
12. MAINTENANCE
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CHAPTER-04 RODENT REPELLENT SYSTEM

1. DESIGN INTENT
2. INTRODUCTION
4. THE SYSTEM
5. SALIENT FEATURES
6. SYSTEM COMPONENTS
a. SATELLITES
b. CONTROLLER
7. CONTROLLER SPECIFICATIONS
8. INSTALLATION
9. Maintenance
CHAPTER-05 INTEGRATED BUILDING CONTROL SYSTEM

1. INTRODUCTION
2. BMS FUNCTIONS
3. ADMINISTRATION PROTECTION
4. CODES AND STANDARDS
5. COMMUNICATION STANDARDS
6. SOFTWARE MODULE
7. DISPLAY SCRIPTING
8.DATABASE STRUCTURE
9. ALARMS HANDLING & CONTROL VIEWER
10. GENERAL REQUIREMENT OF DDC /PLC
11. INTEGRATION OR SOFTWARE DATA EXCHANGE
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CHAPTER-06 VIDEO SURVEILLANCE SYSTEM

1. INTRODUCTION
1.SYSTEM ARCHITECTURE
3. SYSTEM MODULES
1. SERVER COMPONENTS
5. CLIENT COMPONENTS
6. SMART WALL
7. SOFTWARE MANAGER
8. CCTV VIDEO ANALYTICS
9. CCTV COVERAGE
10. CCTV STANDARDS
11. CCTV EQUIPMENT DESIGN
CHAPTER-07 IT NETWORKING

1. OVERVIEW
2. SYSTEM ARCHITECTURE PRINCIPLES
3. GENERAL SOW
4. OPERATION AND MAINTANACE
CHAPTER-08 PUBLIC ADDRESS & VOICE EVACUATION SYSTEM

1. GENERAL
2. GENERAL PERFORMANCES
3. HARDWARE ARCHITECTURE
4.EQUIPMENT AND MATERIALS
CHAPTER-09 ACCESS CONTROL SYSTEM

1. GENERAL DESIGN PERFORMANCES
3. TECHENOLOGY OF SYSTEM
4. EQUIPMENT AND MATERIALS
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The Nine Underground stations of Dhaka Metro consist of following underground
stations:
1. Mirpur Station
2. -- Station
3. -- Station
4. – Station
5. -- Station
6. -- Station
7. -- Station
8. -- Station
9. -- Station
This Design Basis Report is for all aforesaid Stations and respective tunnel. All
Stations are island stations i.e. the platform is in the middle of the UP and DOWN
line of the track.
Station-to-station there are differences because of geography and land availability.
Each Station has some specific requirement.
Each station have two auxiliary sub stations, Signalling & Telecom rooms,
Environment control rooms for the AHUs, Tunnel Ventilation Rooms for the TVFs,
Seepage and sewage sumps, station control room, ticketing rooms other rooms and
paid/unpaid public areas on the concourse and platform.
Ancillary Buildings will be provided for the utilities such as the air-conditioning plant,
fire pumps, water distribution equipment’s, DG Sets for the power backup,
associated electrical panels. These are connected with the station boxes via utility
galleries for running the services such as AC/FF/DW/ pipes, HT/LT/LV cables.
Most services in the tunnels shall run along the walls having Walkway for each of
accessibility and operation of various systems. Signalling and telecom services are
running on the opposite side of wall. Wherever Services required to track crossings
required numbers and dia. of HDPE Pipe laid during the casting
Electrical design system shall comply with all applicable Indian codes regulation and
Standards. Applicable international codes, regulation and standards shall be
followed for Safety and environment control system design.
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2. ABBREVIATION
Abbreviation Meaning
FAP Fire alarm panel
DGFAP Data Gathering Fire alarm panel
CCM Communication Converter Module
CPU Control Panel Circuit Board
DAA Digital Audio Amplifier
DPI Direct Panel Interface
DVC Digital Voice Command
EM Extended Memory
RPU Remote Paging Unit
DVC-AO Digital Voice Command Audio Output
FCPS Field Charger Power Supply
FHS Fireman’s Handset
FPJ Firefighter’s Phone Jack
High-Speed Network Communications Module (Multi-Mode
HS-NCM-MF
Fiber)
HS-NCM- High-Speed Network Communications Module (Multi-Mode
MFSF Fiber to Single-Mode Fiber)
High-Speed Network Communications Module (Single-Mode
HS-NCM-SF
Fiber)
HS-NCM-W High-Speed Network Communications Module (Wire)
HS-NCM- High-Speed Network Communications Module (Wire to Multi-
WMF Mode Fiber)
High-Speed Network Communications Module (Wire to Single-
HS-NCM-WSF
Mode Fiber)
KDM Keypad/Display Unit
LCD Liquid Crystal Display Annunciator
LEM Loop Expander Module
LCM Loop Control Module
NCA Network Control Annunciator
NCM-F Network Communications Module (Fiber)
NCM-W Network Communications Module (Wire)
RM Remote Microphone
SCS Smoke Control Station
SCS-L Smoke Control Lamp Driver
STS Security Tamper Switch
UDACT Universal Digital Alarm Communicator Transmitter
ABF-B Annunciator Flush Box
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ABF-DB Annunciator Flush Box with Door
ABS Annunciator Surface Box
BMP Blank Module Plate
ACPS Auxiliary Charger/Power Supply
APS Auxiliary Power Supply
AMG Audio Message Generator
AVL Audio Voice Link
FCPS Field Charger Power Supply
FFT Fire Fighters Telephone
3. DESIGN STANDARDS, CODES AND REFERENCES

Fire alarm system design system shall comply with all applicable Indian codes regulation
and Standards. Applicable international codes, regulation and standards shall be followed
for Safety and environment control system design.
Acronym Description
UL 38 Manually Actuated Signaling Boxes
UL 217 UL 217 Single and Multiple Station Smoke Detectors
UL 228 Door Closers-Holders for Fire Protective Signaling Systems
UL 268 Smoke Detectors for Fire Protection Signaling Systems
UL 268A Smoke Detectors for Duct Applications
UL 346 Water flow Indicators for Fire Protective Signaling Systems
UL 521 Heat Detectors for Fire Protective Signaling Systems
UL 464 Audible Signaling Applications
UL 864 Standards for Control Units for Fire Protective Signaling Systems
UL 1481 Power supplies for Fire Protective Signaling Systems
UL 1638 Visual Signaling Appliances
UL 1971 Signaling devices for the hearing impaired
FM Factory Mutual
IEC International Electro-Technical Commission
IEE The Institute of Electrical Engineers
IER Indian Electricity Rules, 1956
IES Illuminating Engineering Society-USA
IS Indian Standards
ISO International Organization for Standardization
ISHRAE Indian Society of Heating, Refrigerating and Air Conditioning Engineers
ITU-T International Telecommunication Union - Telecommunication Standardization Sector
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LPC Loss Prevention Council
NBC National Building Code of India, 2008*
NEC National Electrical Code
NEMA National Electrical Manufacturers Association
NFPA 130 National Fire Protection Association (USA)
SFSRTS Standard for Fire Safety in Rapid Transit Systems
SMACNA Sheet Metal and Air-conditioning Contractors National Association Inc.(USA)
SS CP5 Singapore- Code of Practice for Electrical Installations
SS CP52 Singapore- Code of Practice for Automatic Sprinkler System
UK - G5/4 Electricity Association Recommendation For harmonics
UL Underwriters Laboratories
UL 864 Standard for Control Units and Accessories for Fire Alarm Systems
VDE 0611 Low-voltage switchgear and control gear and Ancillary equipment
NFPA 70:1996 National Electric Code.
NFPA-72 :2013 National Fire Alarm and signaling code
NFPA-72, 2013
General System Design Guideline
Edition
NFPA
Fixed Guide way Transit and Passenger Rail Systems
130:2007
NFPA 2001 Standard on Clean Agent Fire Extinguishing Systems
Local authorities, agencies and services providers.
Local Code, Standard, rules and regulations.
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4. INTRODUCTION
The main purpose of installing this system is to detect smoke/heat at the earliest practicable
moment and to give an alarm signal (audio/visual) to people so that the appropriate action
can be taken to prevent the outbreak of fire and saving of property and lives.
Fire detection and alarm systems shall be provided throughout the stations, tunnel & tunnel
ventilation shaft in accordance with the requirements of the applicable fire codes and local
fire department.
Each station shall have Main Fire Alarm Panels (Master Network panel). Individual fire alarm
panels (sub alarm panel), clean gas panels, shall be connected to the Main Fire Alarm Panel.
Signals from the Main Fire Alarm panel (Master Network panel) shall be transmitted to
Integrated Supervisory Control System (ISCS).
Each FAP shall provide power, detection, alarm, supervision, control, etc. with 25% spare for
detectors, devices, modules, loops, etc. for any required expansion
Smoke Control System: Provide a smoke control system which is UL 864 (UUKL product
category) listed for smoke control system service. The system shall provide automatic
operation of smoke exhaust fans, makeup air fans, air handling
units, and dampers in accordance with the smoke control sequence indicated on the
drawings. The smoke control system shall be in the fire command center.
Provide and install smoke control relays within 3 feet of each smoke exhaust fan controller,
makeup air fan controller, air handling unit’s controller, and damper controlled by the smoke
control system. The building automation/temperature control system contractor shall
terminate the relays to the fan controllers, air handling unit controllers, and dampers.
Provide and install addressable modules to monitor status/operation of each smoke exhaust
fan, makeup air fan, air handling unit, and damper controlled by the smoke control system.
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5. GENERAL REQUIREMENTS
The term “Main Fire Alarm Panel” in the specification or in the drawings is also deemed as
“Main Network Panel”.
The term “Fire Alarm Panel” (FAP) in the specification or in the drawings is also deemed as
“Sub Alarm Panel” (SAP).
Analogue Addressable type system shall be supplied. Main fire alarm panel (Master Network
Panel), Sub Alarm panel, Clean gas panel, Repeater panel of Main Fire Alarm Panel.
Primary power supply shall be from transformer/generator & UPS backed up for very
essential supply shall be provided for Main Fire alarm panels, Fire alarm panels, Repeater
panels, mimic panels, Sounder & Flashers. Secondary battery supply autonomy shall be to
provide 24 hours quiescent monitoring load followed by 30 minutes full alarm period.
System voltage shall be 24 V DC using dedicated maintenance free battery system. Remote
equipment where required shall be provided with a local battery fed from a local mains
voltage power supply.
Mimic Panel shall be connected to and near each Main fire alarm panel & Sub Alarm Panel.
Mimic panel shall consist of the station layout being superimposed with zones on the Perspex
sheet silk screened on the reverse side with lights / LED that indicate fire zone locations and
having audible/visual alarms etc.
 Combined analogue addressable optical smoke and optical beam detector.
 Addressable analogue Heat detectors of the fixed temperature or rate of rise
 Analogue addressable optical smoke detector.
 Addressable liner heat sensing cable.
 Addressable Flame detectors.
 Visual xenon alarm beacons [with red color lens]
 Manual fire alarm call points [break glass or pull type as local fire authority.
 Alarm Sounders [electronic type]
 Combined horn & strobe.
 Loop short circuit isolation devices
Loop zone isolation Provision for interface links to initiate Public Address alarm &
evacuation announcement, release station entrance doors (if applicable) and give status
and alarms to the ISCS and BMS
Fire roller shutters, door or drop smoke curtains where applicable shall be electrically
operated connected to the fire alarm system & additional manual operation shall also be
provided.
Monitoring of gaseous suppression systems (Intergern system) provided in essential

electrical equipment rooms.
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Monitoring of fire protection system flow and supervisory switches for sprinkler system,
standpipe system, tunnel fire hydrant system, fire water tank and water supply.
Monitoring of the Escalator Sprinkler Protection System, detection system & interface with
escalators for stopping (or) reverse direction operation.
Monitoring of the sprinkler system in Lift shaft & interface with lifts for homing function.
Suitable resistors shall be included in interface signal wiring to Public Address System & any
other interfaces during design phase in co-ordination with other system suppliers. Junction
box shall also be provided to physically demarcate the interface wiring.
Interface module HVAC and electrical from the Fire alarm system shall be provided as
individual points but shall be grouped in a dedicated Interface terminal board (ITB) for each
service.
All areas within Under ground station shall be covered by automatic fire detection system to
detect the presence and provide warning of smoke / fire. Manual call points shall be provided
in all areas including front of house passenger areas.
Each floor in the station shall be provided with addressable fire alarm panel (sub alarm panel)
connecting the detectors, manual call points, alarm devices, interface modules, etc. The
system shall report alarms to a dedicated fire alarm panel (sub alarm panel). Each floor fire
alarm panel (sub alarm panel) & Main Fire Alarm panel (Master Network panel) shall be
connected to a dedicated mimic panel. Fire alarm panel (sub alarm panel) and the mimic
panel shall be located at respective floor’s Fireman stair. Each floor’s fire alarm panel shall be
connected to the Main fire alarm panel (master network panel) located at the fireman’s first
approach stair location within the station. A repeater panel for Main Fire alarm panel (Master
Network panel) shall be located at the station control room.
Manual fire alarm boxes / call points shall be provided in Front of House public areas & back
of house area at spacing compliant with the applicable code & as indicated in the drawing.
For large rooms or spaces with gas suppression systems, fire alarm bells connected to main
fire alarm loop shall also be provided in addition to the audible alarms of gas release system
so that in the event of a remote fire breakup, the maintenance and operation staff in that
particular room or space will be immediately alerted of the fire alarm situation in area outside
(or) this shall be facilitated through the operational logic between the panels i.e. the fire
alarm panels & clean gas panel.
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7. FIRE ALARM CONTROL PANEL
General: Comply with UL 864, "Control Units and Accessories for Fire Alarm Systems".
The following FACP hardware shall be provided:

 Power Limited base panel with Red cabinet and door, 240 VAC input power.
 2,500-point (10 Loop) capacity where (1) point equals (1) monitor (input) or (1)
control (output).
 From all battery charging circuits in the system provide battery voltage and ammeter
readouts on the FACP LCD Display.
 One Auxiliary electronically resettable fused 2A @24VDC Output, with programmable
disconnect operation for 4-wire detector reset.
 One Auxiliary Relay, SPDT 2A @32VDC, programmable as a trouble relay, either as
normally energized or de-energized, or as an auxiliary control.
 Three (3) [Class B] /[Class A] Addressable Notification Appliance Signaling Line Circuits
(SLCs).
 Each Addressable Notification Appliance SLC shall be rated at 3A and capable of
supporting up to 63 Notification Appliances per channel.
 Wiring shall be 18 AWG to 12 AWG unshielded twisted pair wire. Systems that require
shielded wire for Notification Appliances shall not be accepted.
 A constant voltage under both primary and secondary power conditions shall be
maintained at the notification appliance field wiring terminal connections in the FACP
to ensure the voltage drop on the circuit is consistent under both primary and
secondary power conditions.
 For systems that do not provide a constant voltage source at the FACP notification
appliance field wiring terminal connections, the fire alarm contractor shall:
 Perform a complete functional test of all notification appliances under worst case
 Where required provide Intelligent Remote Battery Charger for charging up to 110Ah
batteries.
 Power Supplies with three (3) [Class B] [Class A] integral Intelligent Addressable
Notification Appliance Signaling Line Circuits (SLCs) for system expansion.
 Each Addressable Notification Appliance SLC shall be rated at 3A and capable of
supporting up to 63 Notification Appliances per channel.
 Wiring shall be unshielded twisted pair wire. Systems that require shielded wire for
Notification Appliances shall not be accepted.
 A constant voltage under both primary and secondary power conditions shall be
maintained at the notification appliance field wiring terminal connections in the FACP
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to ensure the voltage drop on the circuit is consistent under both primary and
 For systems that do not provide a constant voltage source at the FACP notification
appliance field wiring terminal connections, the fire alarm contractor shall:
 Provide separate point-to-point voltage drop calculations for all notification
appliances under worst case secondary power specifications, and
 Perform a complete functional test of all notification appliances under worst case
 Remote Unit Interface: supervised serial communication channel for control and
monitoring of remotely located annunciators and I/O panels.
 Fire Panel shall support Internet Interface to provide supplemental notification and
remote user access to the FACP using Ethernet and TCP/IP communications protocol
compatible with IEEE Standard 802.3.
 Cabinet: Lockable steel enclosure. Arrange unit so all operations required for testing
or for normal care and maintenance of the system are performed from the front of
the enclosure. If more than a single unit is required to form a complete control unit,
provide exactly matching modular unit enclosures.
 Alphanumeric Display and System Controls: Panel shall include more than 800
character, expanded content multi-line QVGA LCD display to indicate alarm,
supervisory, and component status messages and shall include a keypad for use in
entering and executing control commands.
 First Event and Most Recent Event (with first and most recent event time and date
stamps).
 Scrollable List Display [displays a scrollable list of active points for the event category
(alarm, priority 2, supervisory, or trouble) selected. The position in this list will be the
last acknowledged point (not flashing) at the top followed by the next 7
unacknowledged points (flashing)].
 General Event Status (alarm, priority 2, supervisory, or trouble in system)
(i) Network Communication:
 Network node communication shall be through a token ring, hub, or star topology
configuration, or combination thereof.
 A single open, ground or short on the network communication loop shall not degrade
network communications. Token shall be passed in opposite direction to maintain
communications throughout all network nodes. At the same time the status of the
communication link shall be reported.
 If a group of nodes becomes isolated from the rest of the network due to multiple
fault conditions, that group shall automatically form a sub-network with all common
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interaction of monitoring and control remaining intact. The network shall be notified
with the exact details of the lost communications.
 The communication method shall be NFPA 72 style 7.
(ii) Network Synchronization of Notification Appliances
 The fire alarm and emergency communications network shall be capable of providing
UL Listed synchronization across all the notification appliance circuits for all panels on
a network loop in accordance with the requirements of UL 1971.
 Systems that require all notification appliances to be connected to a single panel for
synchronization thus creating a potential single point of failure shall not be
acceptable.
 Up to 64 panels on a network loop shall be capable of UL Listed synchronization of all
notification appliance circuits across the network loop in accordance with the
requirements of UL 1971.
 Should network communications be disrupted, re-synchronization shall occur across
all nodes that continue to communicate together after network re-initialization is
completed and restored to affected nodes.
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8. STANDARDS AND OTHER CODE DOCUMENTS
(i)This Fire Alarm Control Panel complies with the following NFPA standards:
 NFPA 12A Halon 1301 Extinguishing Systems

 NFPA 13 Sprinkler Systems
 NFPA 15 Water Spray Systems
 NFPA 16 Foam/Water Deluge and Foam/Water Spray Systems
 NFPA 17 Dry Chemical Extinguishing Systems
 NFPA 17A Wet Chemical Extinguishing Systems
 NFPA 72 Central Station Fire Alarm Systems (Automatic, Manual and Waterflow)
Protected Premises Unit (requires Notifier UDACT).
 NFPA 72 Local (Automatic, Manual, Waterflow and Sprinkler Supervisory) Fire Alarm
Systems.
 NFPA 72 Auxiliary (Automatic, Manual and Waterflow) Fire Alarm Systems (requires
TM-4).
 NFPA 72 Remote Station (Automatic, Manual and Waterflow) Fire Alarm Systems
 NFPA 72 Proprietary (Automatic, Manual and Waterflow) Fire Alarm Systems
(Protected Premises Unit).
 NFPA 2001 Clean Agent Fire Extinguishing Systems
(ii)The installer Standards:

 NFPA 72 Initiating Devices for Fire Alarm Systems
 NFPA 72 Inspection, Testing and Maintenance for Fire Alarm Systems
 NFPA 72 Notification Appliances for Fire Alarm Systems
(iii) Underwriters Laboratories (UL)

 UL 38 Manually Actuated Signaling Boxes
 UL 217 Smoke Detectors, Single and Multiple Station
 UL 228 Door Closers - Holders for Fire Protective Signaling Systems
 UL 268 Smoke Detectors for Fire Protective Signaling Systems
 UL 268A Smoke Detectors for Duct Applications
 UL 346 Waterflow Indicators for Fire Protective Signaling Systems
 UL 464 Audible Signaling Appliances
 UL 521 Heat Detectors for Fire Protective Signaling Systems
 UL 864 Standard for Control Units for Fire Protective Signaling Systems
 UL 1481 Power Supplies for Fire Protective Signaling Systems
 UL 1971 Visual Signaling Appliances
 UL 1076 Proprietary Burglar Alarm Systems
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(iii) Underwriters Laboratories of Canada (ULC)
 ULC-S527-99 Standard for Control Units for Fire Alarm Systems
 ULC S524 Standard for the Installation of Fire Alarm Systems
(iv) Other
 EIA-485 and EIA-232 Serial Interface Standards
 NEC Article 300 Wiring Methods
 NEC Article 760 Fire Protective Signaling Systems
 Applicable Local and State Building Codes
 Requirements of the Local Authority Having Jurisdiction
 Canadian Electrical Code, Part 1
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9. INTILLIGENT POWER SUPPLY
General: Components include battery, charger, and an automatic transfer switch.
(i) Battery: Sealed lead-acid type. Provide sufficient capacity to operate the
complete alarm system in normal or supervisory (non-alarm) mode for a period
of [24] hours. Following this period of operation on battery power, the battery
shall have sufficient capacity to operate all components of the system, including
all alarm notification devices in alarm mode for a period of [15] minutes.
(ii) Features
 Addressable by Fire Alarm Control Panel (FACP)

 Compatible for use with NCA-2 Network Annunciator
 Charges 26 to 200 AH batteries
 Isolated Signaling Line Circuit (SLC) interface
 Brownout detection
 Battery/battery charger supervision
 Selectable charger current
 AC loss detection and AC loss delay reporting
9.1 Specifications
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(i) Primary (AC) Power
 110-120 VAC 50/60 Hz input, 4.5 A maximum, 240 VAC 50/60 Hz input, 2.25 A
maximum
 One 5 VDC @ 1.0 A - regulated, nonpower-limited output - TB6 One 24VDC (nominal)
@ 1.0 A - regulated, nonpower-limited output
 Maximum Ripple Voltage (24 VDC & 5VDC): 250 mVrms
 One 24 VDC (nominal) @ 4.5 A - filtered, regulated, nonpower-limited source - TB2
Maximum output:4.2 A when 5V output Use a four-wire harness (P/N 75591) or six-
wire harness (P/N 75637). Total wire length must be less than 20 feet (6.0906 meters),
and all external connections must be in conduit.
 Secondary Power (Battery) Charging Circuit - TB4, TB5 - current-limited, sealed lead-
acid battery charger which will charge 26 to 200 AH batteries. Selectable charging
current: 2.0 A or 5.0 A Charging voltage: 24VDC (nominal)
 SLC Circuit - TB1 Average SLC current is 1.0 mA. The maximum resistance of the SLC
wiring from any device to the FACP should not exceed 40/50 ohms. SLC data is
transmitted between 24.0 VDC 5 VDC, and 0 VDC at approximately 3.33k baud.
 Utilizes wire sizes 12-18 AWG (3.25 mm.2 – 0.75 mm.2)
 Battery Fuse (F2) 10A, 3AB
9.2 Standards and Codes
The power supply complies with the following standards: NFPA 72 National Fire Alarm Code
Underwriters Laboratories:
 UL 864 Standard for Control Units and Accessories for Fire Alarm Systems
Underwriters Laboratories of Canada (ULC):
 ULC-S527-99: Standard of Control Units for Fire Alarm Systems
 ULC-S524: Standard for the Installation of Fire Alarm Systems In addition, the
installer should be familiar with the following standards:
 NEC Article 300 Wiring Methods
 NEC Article 760 Fire Protective Signaling Systems
 Applicable Local and State Building Codes
 Requirements of the Local Authority Having Jurisdiction
 The Canadian Electrical Code, Part 1
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10. REPEATER PANEL
The repeater panel (RP) shall be similar in construction to the MAP. The RP shall be a
monitoring panel which shall be fully standalone function complete with power supply,
charger / batteries, The RP shall have its own microprocessor, software, and
memory capabilities and provide indication for alarmed and troubled / faulted condition in
each loop. All software (i.e. Programs and data system configuration) shall be held in non-
volatile read only memories. The signal display at the Repeater Panel (RP) shall be by means
of LCD with back-light capability and enough display characters which is user definable. All
alarm signal display shall include zone location and point location in plain English text, Each
detector of each circuit loop shall carry out self-verification indicated by the panel for re-
confirmation before sending out the fire alarm signal. Test, acknowledge, alarm silence, re-
set switches, local programming, switches or keypad and buzzer shall be provided in the
RP. A mute switch shall be provided in the repeater panel to silence the bells when
necessary.
The mute switch in Station Master Office shall be provided with indicating light and
labelling. The installation and operation of the mute switch shall comply with the
emergency voice communication being provided for the station and the proposal for the
same shall be submitted to the Employer / Engineer for Notice of No Objection.
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a. Network Display Unit shall contain the following features:
 More than 80 character expanded content multi-line QVGA LCD display to indicate
alarm, supervisory, and component status messages and shall include a keypad for
use in entering and executing control commands.
 Capacity to annunciate 10,000 network points and/or point lists.
 Historical event logs shall maintain separate 600 Alarm and 600 Trouble events.
 The network shall provide a means to log into any node on the system via a laptop
computer or CRT/Keyboard and have complete network access (Set Host) for
diagnostics, maintenance reporting, and information gathering of all nodes in the
system. Systems not meeting this requirement must provide all diagnostic tools
required to support this function from selected points on the network.
11. ADDRESSABLE LINE HEAT DETECTION (FIBER OPTIC- LHD CABLES)

Line type detection shall meet UL/FM standards and comply with BS EN: 54 Part 22 or LPC
approved and of “class A” wiring loop. The LHD shall detect the specific temperature
anywhere along the cable length, regardless of the sources of heat. The LHD shall be
capable of withstanding severe temperature
12. FIRE MAN BOX

A dedicate lockable metal “Plan Box” of weather-proof construction shall be located next
to the MAP. This box shall contain 2 sets of layout plans indicating all the firefighting
equipment and facilities of minimum size A3 to help firemen to navigate the station. The
cover of the box shall have sealing facilities to prevent vandalism and locked in position
with a special key with the glass panel being clipped firmly in place. The box shall be of
pleasing appearance and styling with red enamel finished subject to Employer / Engineer
Acceptance. The words “Building Layout Plans for Firemen, Break glass when necessary”
shall be clearly printed on the box.
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13. MULTI SENSOR TYPE DETECTOR
The detectors shall be provided in the Concourse area, above the false ceiling, below false
ceiling and raised floor. On the Platform Level they shall be provided at the passenger
movement area and ASS and service areas. No detectors shall be provided in the Track area.
Duct mounted type detector shall be provided in return duct Spacing of Detectors shall be
as per Chapter 17 Clause A17.7.3.2.3.1 NFPA 72(2013), which states that detector spacing
shall be 9.1 M as a Coverage per detector shall be 81M2.
General: Comply with UL 268 and must carry logo of UL and FM., "Smoke Detectors for Fire
Protective Signaling Systems." Include the following features.
 Self-Restoring: Detectors do not require resetting or readjustment after actuation to
restore normal operation.
 Plug-In Arrangement: Sensor and associated electronic components are mounted in
a module that connects to a fixed base with a twist-locking plug connection. Base shall
provide break-off plastic tab that can be removed to engage the head/base locking
mechanism. No special tools shall be required to remove head once it has been
locked. Removal of the detector head shall interrupt the supervisory circuit of the fire
alarm detection loop and cause a trouble signal at the control unit
 LED Each sensor base shall contain and that will flash each time it is scanned by the
Control Unit (once every 4 seconds). In alarm condition, the sensor base LED shall be
on steady.
 BASE sensor shall contain a magnetically actuated test switch to provide for easy
alarm testing at the sensor location.
 The sensor's electronics shall be immune from nuisance alarms caused by EMI and
RFI.
 Sensors include a communication transmitter and receiver in the mounting base
having a unique identification and capability for status reporting to the FACP. Sensor
address (0 – 250) shall be in base to eliminate false addressing when replacing
sensors.
 Removal of the sensor head for cleaning or replacing faulty sensor shall not require
setting of addresses to keep easy maintenance,
 Multi-Sensors shall combine photoelectric smoke sensing and heat sensing
technologies. An alarm shall be determined by either smoke detection, with
selectable sensitivity from 0.2 to 3.7 %/ft obscuration; or heat detection, selectable
as fixed temperature or fixed with selectable rate-of-rise; or based on an analysis of
the combination of smoke and heat activity.
 Multi-sensor’s smoke and heat sensing element are able to provide data for
evaluation in four independent detection modes
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 Photoelectric smoke detection
 Fixed temperature heat detection
 Rate-of-rise heat detection
 Correlation Photo & Heat detection
14. INTELLIGENT ADDRESSABLE PHOTO SENSOR
Listing and Approval: UL listed & FM approved and must carry logo of UL and FM.
 Photoelectric Smoke Sensors shall have 7 selectable sensitivity levels ranging from
0.2% to 3.7%, programmed and monitored from the FACP.
15. INTELLIGENT ADDRESSABLE DUCT SENSORS
Duct Smoke Sensor: Photoelectric type, with sampling tube of design and dimensions as
recommended by the manufacturer for the specific duct size and installation conditions
where applied. Sensor includes relay as required for fan shutdown.
 Environmental compensation, programmable sensitivity settings, status testing, and
monitoring of sensor dirt accumulation for the duct smoke sensor shall be provided
by the FACP.
 The Duct Housing shall provide a supervised relay driver circuit for driving up to 15
relays with a single "Form C" contact rated at 7A@ 28VDC or 10A@ 120VAC. This
auxiliary relay output shall be fully programmable. Relay shall be mounted within 3
feet of HVAC control circuit.
 Duct Housing shall provide a relay control trouble indicator Yellow LED.
 Duct Housing shall have a transparent cover to monitor for the presence of smoke.
Cover shall secure to housing by means of four (4) captive fastening screws.
 Duct Housing shall provide two Test Ports for measuring airflow and for testing. These
ports will allow aerosol injection in order to test the activation of the duct smoke
sensor.
 Duct Housing shall provide a magnetic test area and Red sensor status LED.
 For maintenance purposes, it shall be possible to clean the duct housing sampling
tubes by accessing them through the duct housing front cover.
 Each duct smoke sensor shall have a Remote Test Station with an alarm LED and test
switch.
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16. INTELLIGENT ADDRESSABLE HEAT SENSORS
 Thermal Sensor: Combination fixed-temperature and rate-of-rise unit with plug-in
base and alarm indication lamp; 135-deg F fixed-temperature setting except as
indicated.
 Thermal sensor shall be of the epoxy encapsulated electronic design. It shall be
thermistor-based, rate-compensated, self-restoring and shall not be affected by
thermal lag.
 Sensor fixed temperature sensing shall be independent of rate-of-rise sensing and
programmable to operate at 135-deg F or 155-deg F. Sensor rate-of-rise temperature
detection shall be selectable at the FACP for either 15-deg F or 20-deg F per minute.
 Sensor shall have the capability to be programmed as a utility monitoring device to
monitor for temperature extremes in the range from 32-deg F to 155-deg F.
17. RESPONSE INDICATORS

Response indicators shall be visual indicating type and shall start flashing when the detector
in that area/Zone has been activated due to smoke or fire. This shall relate to individual
detector installed at places where they are not easily visible e.g. above false ceiling or below
false flooring, to give repeat indication of the detector state.
18. MANUAL CALL BOX

Manual Call Boxes shall be provided near all exit staircases, back-up house, paid- unpaid
area and ancillary building. Manual Call Box shall be located within (1.5m) of the exit
doorway opening at each floor. Additional manual call box shall be provided so that the
travel distance to the nearest fire alarm box will not be in excess of (61m) measured
horizontally on the same floor. (Reference: as per Chapter 17 Clause A17.14.8.4 NFPA
72(2013)
Listing and Approval: UL listed & FM approved, and all Notification must carry logo of UL
and FM.
Description: Addressable single- or double-action type, Red LEXAN, with molded, raised-
letter operating instructions of contrasting color. Station will mechanically latch upon
operation and remain so until manually reset by opening with a key common with the
control units.
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Protective Shield: Where required, as indicated on the drawings, provide a tamperproof,
clear LEXAN shield and red frame that easily fits over manual pull stations. When shield is
lifted to gain access to the station, a battery powered piercing warning horn shall be
activated. The horn shall be silenced by lowering and realigning the shield.
19. SOUNDER CUM STROBE

For Annunciation Sounder cum Strobes shall be provided. Sounder cum strobe shall be used
for audio to alert people in case of fire and shall be fully solid state with audio output
enough to be heard. Sounder cum strobe shall preferably be connected to the detector
loop using addressable control module and shall be powered from the panel using same
detector loop. Sounder cum strobes shall be use in certain areas of the station where noise
levels are reasonably expected to be high for eg: Pump rooms, mechanical extraction plat
etc.
Audible Alarm Notification: By voice evacuation and tone signals on loudspeakers in areas
as indicated on drawings.
 Automatic Voice Evacuation Sequence:
 The audio alarm signal shall consist of an alarm tone for a maximum of five seconds
followed by an automatic digital voice message. At the end of the voice message,
the alarm tone shall resume. This sequence shall sound continuously until the
"Alarm Silence" switch is activated.
 All audio operations shall be activated by the system software so that any required
future changes can be facilitated by authorized personnel without any component
rewiring or hardware additions.
 Speaker: Speaker notification appliances shall be listed to UL 1480 and FM

Approved.
 The speaker shall operate on a standard 25VRMS or 70.7VRMS NAC using

twisted/shielded wire.
 The following taps are available: 0.25W, 0.50W, 1.0W and 2.0W. At the 1.0W tap,
the speaker has minimum UL rated sound pressure level of 84dBA at 10 feet.
 The speaker shall have a frequency response of 400 to 4000 Hz for Fire Alarm and
125 to 12kHz for general signaling.
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 The system shall be configured to allow voice paging. Upon activation of any speaker
manual control switch, the alarm tone shall be sounded over all speakers in that
group.
 The control panel operator shall be able to make announcements via the push-to-
talk paging microphone over the pre-selected speakers.
 Total building paging shall be accomplished by the means of an "All Call" switch.
 Constant Supervision of Non-Alarm Audio Functions
 When required, the system shall be configured to allow Non-Alarm Audio (NAA)
functions such as background music or general/public address paging.
20. INTELLIGENT ADDRESSABLE CIRCUIT INTERFACE MODULES
Modules shall provide interface with Flow Switches, Panel Flooding. Monitor Module shall
be addressable and shall sit on the detection loop of the Fire Alarm Control Panel (FACP)
and shall communicate to the Fire Alarm Control Panel (FACP) to report its status. Monitor
Module shall supervise potential-free, NO (Normally Open) dry contacts in order to monitor
the status of an external 3rd party device. Monitor Module shall be configurable to report
supervisory signal and alarm signal. Monitor Module shall have an operating temperature
range of 0°C to 70°C and humidity range up to 93% RH non-condensing.
Listing and Approval: UL listed & FM approved and must carry UL and FM label.
 Addressable Circuit Interface Modules: Arrange to monitor or control one or more
system components that are not otherwise equipped for addressable
communication. Modules shall be used for monitoring of water flow, valve tamper,
non-addressable devices, and for control of HVAC systems.
 Addressable Circuit Interface Modules will be capable of mounting in a standard
electric outlet box. Modules will include cover plates to allow surface or flush
mounting. Modules will receive their operating power from the signaling line circuit
or a separate two wire pair running from an appropriate power supply, as required.
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There shall be the following types of modules:
Type 1: Monitor Circuit Interface Module:

 (i) For conventional 2-wire smoke detector and/or contact device monitoring with
Class B or Class A wiring supervision. The supervision of the zone wiring will be Class
B. This module will communicate status (normal, alarm, trouble) to the FACP.
 (ii) For conventional 4-wire smoke detector with Class B wiring supervision. The
module will provide detector reset capability and over-current power protection for
the 4-wire detector. This module will communicate status (normal, alarm, trouble) to
the FACP.
Type 2: Line Powered Monitor Circuit Interface Module

 (i) This type of module is an individually addressable module that has both its power
and its communications supplied by the two-wire signaling line circuit. It provides
location specific addressability to an initiating device by monitoring normally open
dry contacts. This module shall have the capability of communicating four zone status
conditions (normal, alarm, current limited, trouble) to the FACP.
 (ii) This module shall provide location specific addressability for up to five initiating
devices by monitoring normally closed or normally open dry contact security devices.
The module shall communicate four zone status conditions (open, normal, abnormal,
and short). The two-wire signaling line circuit shall supply power and
communications.
Type 3: Single Address Multi-Point Interface Modules

 (i) This multipoint module shall provide location specific addressability for four
initiating circuits and control two output relays from a single address. Inputs shall
provide supervised monitoring of normally open, dry contacts and be capable of
communicating four zone status conditions (normal, open, current limited, and
short). The input circuits and output relay operation shall be controlled independently
and disabled separately.
 (ii) This dual point module shall provide a supervised multi-state input and a relay
output, using a single address. The input shall provide supervised monitoring of two
normally open, dry contacts with a single point and be capable of communicating four
zone status conditions (normal, open, current limited, and short). The two-wire
signaling line circuit shall supply power and communications to the module.
 (iii)This dual point module shall monitor an unsupervised normally open, dry contact
with one point and control an output relay with the other point, using a single
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address. The two-wire signaling line circuit shall supply power and communications
to the module.
Type 4: Line Powered Control Circuit Interface Module

 (i) This module shall provide control and status tracking of a Form "C" contact. The
two-wire signaling line circuit shall supply power and communications to the module.
 (ii) Type 5: 4-20 mA Analog Monitor Circuit Interface Module
 (iii) This module shall communicate the status of a compatible 4-20 mA sensor to the
FACP. The FACP shall annunciate up to three threshold levels, each with custom action
message; display and archive actual sensor analog levels; and permit sensor
calibration date recording.
Type 5: Line Powered Control Circuit Isolator Module

 Isolator Module: Isolator module provides short circuit isolation for addressable
notification appliance SLC wiring. Isolator shall be listed to UL
 The Isolator shall mount directly to a minimum 2 1/8" deep, standard 4" square
electrical box, without the use of special adapter or trim rings. Power and
communications shall be supplied by the Addressable Controller channel SLC; dual
port design shall accept communications and power from either port and shall
automatically isolate one port from the other when a short circuit occurs. The
following functionality shall be included in the Isolator module:
 (i) Report faults to the host FACP.
 (ii) On-board Yellow LED provides module status.
 (iii) After the wiring fault is repaired, the Isolator modules shall test the lines and
automatically restore the connection.
All Circuit Interface Modules shall be supervised and uniquely identified by the control unit.
Module identification shall be transmitted to the control unit for processing according to the
program instructions. Modules shall have an on-board LED to provide an indication that the
module is powered and communicating with the FACP. The LEDs shall provide a
troubleshooting aid since the LED blinks on poll whenever the peripheral is powered and
communicating.
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21. INTEGRATED SCADA SYSTEM (GUI)
The fire alarm control unit shall be capable of providing a one-way communications interface
between the fire alarm control unit and an industry-standard Building Automation and
Control Network (BACnet) using ASHRAE® BACnet® IP (internet protocol) compliant with
ANSI/ASHRAE Standard 135.
 The BACnet communications module shall be agency listed to UL Standard 864.
 The fire alarm control unit shall be capable of communicating up to 1000 status
changes to the building automation system.
 MS/TP Master and MS/TP Slave data link layer options communicating at baud rates
up to 76,800 bps shall be supported.
 The interface shall be capable of supporting ANSI X3.4, ISO 10656 (ICS-4), ISO 10656
(UCS-2), ISO 8859-1, or IBM/Microsoft DBCS character sets.
 A standard RJ-45 Ethernet connection to the Building Automation System Ethernet
network shall be provided at the fire alarm control unit as part of the contract.
 Monitoring: FACP shall individually monitor sensors for calibration, sensitivity, and
alarm condition, and shall individually adjust for sensitivity. The control unit shall
determine the condition of each sensor by comparing the sensor value to the stored
values.
 Environmental Compensation: The FACP shall maintain a moving average of the
sensor's smoke chamber value to automatically compensate for dust, dirt, and other
conditions that could affect detection operations.
 Programmable Sensitivity: Photoelectric Smoke Sensors shall have 7 selectable
sensitivity levels ranging from 0.2% to 3.7%, programmed and monitored from the
FACP.
 Sensitivity Testing Reports: The FACP shall provide sensor reports that meet NFPA 72
calibrated test method requirements.
 The FACP shall automatically indicate when an individual sensor needs cleaning. The
system shall provide a means to automatically indicate when a sensor requires
cleaning. When a sensor's average value reaches a predetermined value, progressive
levels of reporting are provided. The first level shall indicate if a sensor is close to a
trouble reporting condition and will be indicated on the FACP as "ALMOST DIRTY."
This condition provides a means to alert maintenance staff of a sensor approaching
dirty without creating a trouble in the system. If this indicator is ignored and the
second level is reached, a "DIRTY SENSOR" condition shall be indicated at the FACP
and subsequently a system trouble is reported [to the Supervising Station.
 Integrations shall be carried out at the most appropriate level within a system,
depending on the functions and interaction required. The following integrations must
be possible.
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 The FACP shall support up to (5) RS-232-C ports and one service port. All (5) RS-232
Ports shall be capable of two-way communications.
 Remote Unit Interface: supervised serial communication channel for control and
monitoring of remotely located annunciators and I/O panels.
 Fire Panel shall support Internet Interface to provide supplemental notification and
remote user access to the FACP using Ethernet and TCP/IP communications protocol
compatible with IEEE Standard 802.3.
22. CABLING & WIRING SYSTEMS

All Cable and wires used for Fire alarm panels, Fire Alarm System, Addressable Smoke and
Heat Detectors shall be Mineral Insulated Copper Clad (MICC) of suitable size conforming
to BS EN 60702, BS 6387 and 8434.The power cable for connection between the Fire pump
Control Panel and individual equipment, viz. pump motor shall be Fire Resistant conforming
to BS 7846. The cable shall run in galvanized conduits. The cables installed in the tunnel
shall be insulated wire armoured and sheathed.
Transmission shall be hard-wired using separate individual circuits for each zone of alarm
operation, as required or addressable signal transmission, dedicated to fire alarm service
only.
System connections for initiating device circuits shall be Class A.
Circuit Supervision: Circuit faults shall be indicated by a trouble signal at the FACP. Provide a
distinctive indicating audible tone and alphanumeric annunciation.
Constant Supervision Audio: When provided, audio notification appliance circuits shall be
supervised during standby by monitoring for DC continuity to end-of-line resistors.
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ASPIRATING SYSTEM
Aspirating smoke detection of Very Early Smoke Detection & Alarm (VESDA)
system shall be provided for the Electrical Rooms & communication Equipment
Rooms where sensitive equipment’s are installed.
1. INTRODUCTION
The VESDA detector has been specifically designed to provide all the benefits
of aspirating smoke detection, including very early warning, in single
environment small areas and where space is a premium. The VESDA combines
the well-proven detection technology with a modified aspirator design and
incorporates them into a compact enclosure.
The Detector is available in two versions, one that interfaces via relays only (RO)
and one that interfaces via relays. The VN version is compatible with the remote
Display Module, which allows the current status of the detector to be reported in
the most convenient location. The remote Display Module has 7 remote relays to
support any combination of signalling that may be demanded by the application.
The VN version allows several detectors to be linked together on thereby
allowing one to act as a reference detector for other VESDA detectors.
2. DESCRIPTION
The VLC is made up of two parts: the main enclosure and the front cover. The
main enclosure houses all the key components of the detector. All non-
serviceable items like the main processor board and detector chamber are
mounted away from the general access area, protecting them during the
installation and service process.
The front cover includes:
• 5 LEDs: Fire, Pre-Alarm/Alert, Fault, OK, Reset/Isolate
• Reset/Isolate Push Button (press to reset, press and hold to isolate)
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3. HOW IT WORKS
Air is continually drawn through a simple pipe network to a central detector by
a high efficiency aspirator.
Air entering the unit passes a flow sensor before a sample is passed through a
dual-stage dust filter (the majority of air is exhausted from the detector and back-
vented to the protected area)
The first stage removes dust and dirt from the air sample before it enters the
chamber for smoke detection. The second, ultra-fine stage provides a clean air
supply to be used inside the detection chamber to form clean air barriers, which
protect the optical surfaces from contamination.
The detection chamber uses a stable, highly efficient laser light source and
unique sensor configuration to achieve the optimum response to a wide range of
smoke types. When smoke passes through the detection chamber it creates light
scatter which is detected by the very sensitive sensor circuitry.
The status of the detector, all alarms, service and fault events, are monitored and
logged with time and date stamps. Status reporting can be transmitted via simple
relay connections or across the advanced VESDA communications network
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4. SYSTEM LAYOUT INSTALLTION
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The VLS draws air from all sectors in use. If the smoke level reaches the
Adaptive Scan Threshold, the VLS quickly scans each pipe to identify which
pipe is carrying smoke. If more than one pipe is transporting smoke, the sector
with the highest smoke concentration is designated as the First Alarm Sector
(FAS).
Once Fast Scan is completed and the FAS identified, the VLS continues to
closely monitor all four sectors (pipes) to monitor fire growth and maintain full
protection of the area.
There are four alarm levels (Alert, Action, Fire 1 and Fire 2) for each sector
(pipe) and the sensitivity for each alarm level can be set to ensure the optimum
alarm thresholds are applied for each sector.
5. DISPLAY UNIT
The display has a bar graph to indicate the overall smoke level, alarm threshold
and fault indication. The bar graph displays the individual sector smoke levels
during the scanning sequence. There is an extra LED to indicate that a First
Alarm Sector (FAS) has been identified and an extra function to the Silence
Button to allow for Manual Scan to be initiated. The display module can be
mounted into the front cover or remotely into a 19in sub rack or a remote box.
6. RELAY INTGRATION.
The VLS detector can be fitted with a programmable 7 or 12 relay Termination

card. Relays may be mounted in a remote box or in a 19in sub rack.
7. VSCnet
The status of the detector, and all alarm, service and fault events, are transmitted
to displays and external systems viaVESDA’s fault tolerant communications
protocol. The loop provides a robust bi-directional communication network
between devices, even allowing continued operation during single point wiring
failures. It also provides system programming from a single location and forms
the basis of the modular nature of the VESDA system.
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8. AUTOLEARN™ AND REFERENCING
The VESDA has both the Auto Learn™ and Referencing software functions to
ensure optimum operation in different environments and to eliminate the
occurrence of nuisance alarms. Auto Learn monitors the ambient environment
and sets the most appropriate alarm thresholds (Alert, Action, Fire 1, Fire 2)
during the commissioning process. Referencing ensures external pollution to a
protected environment does not interfere with the true smoke level being
detected.
9. OPERATING CONDITION
Tested to: -10°C to 55°C (14°F to 131°F)
Detector Ambient: 0°C to 39°C (32° to 103°F) (Recommended)
Sampled Air: -20° to 60°C (-4° to 140°F)
Humidity: 10% to 95% RH, non-condensing
10. STORAGE CONDITION. (Non-Operational)
Battery life: Up to 2 years
Humidity: Dry (<95%)
Temperature: 0° to 85° C (32° to 185°F)
11. FEATURES
• Individual pipe identification
• Adaptive Scan Threshold
• Wide sensitivity range
• Laser based smoke detection
• VESDAnet™ communication
• 4 alarm levels per sector
• High efficiency aspirator
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• Clean air barrier optics protection
• Easy to replace air filter
• 7 or 12 programmable relays option
• AutoLearn™
• Referencing
• Event log
• Recessed mounting
12. LISTING AND APPROVALES
• UL
• ULC
• FM
• LPCB
• VdS
• CFE
• ActivFire
• AFNOR
• VNIIPO
• CE - EMC and CPD
• EN 54-20
-- Class A (40 holes / 0.08% obs/m)
-- Class B (40 holes / 0.23% obs/m)
13. SOFTWARE FEATURES
Event Log: Up to 18,000 events stored on FIFO basis.
Auto Learn: Minimum 15 minutes, maximum 15 days. Recommended minimum

period 1 day. During Auto Learn thresholds are NOT changed from pre-set values.
Referencing: Compensation for external ambient
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Conditions. Four Alarm Levels (per sector pipe): Alert, Action, Fire 1 & Fire 2.
Two Fault Warning Levels: Maintenance and Major fault. Software Programmable
Relays: 7 or 12.
Maintenance Aids: Filter & Flow monitoring.
Event reporting or Event Log. Adaptive Scan Threshold: Detector selects the
appropriate scan threshold automatically.
(a) Automatic discovery of network devices
All VESDA and ICAM devices connected to Xtralis VSC are automatically
detected. Unconfigured devices are easily and uniquely identified, enabling easy
incorporation into the configuration and providing savings in time and effort
when setting up your network.
(b) Multiple device commands
Use to select several devices and perform an action (for example, Reset) on
multiple devices. This saves you time when commissioning and managing your
networks.
(c) Trend charts
Enables straightforward comparisons of smoke and gas trends between multiple

detectors by the ability to plot these trends from different detectors on one
chart. Comparing trend charts makes it easier to analyse and report on smoke or
gas events.
(d) Event log filtering
Event log filtering feature. This feature sorts detector events according to your
preferred criteria such as the time the event occurred or the type of a particular
event. This allows you to quickly investigate incidents and identify the source
and frequency of your network events.
(e) Real-time active event list
The powerful real-time active event list helps simplify commissioning,

maintenance and troubleshooting of your system.
(f) View management
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Multiple Views for entire network management allows simultaneous display of
an overview of the network and several other windows displaying information
about elements of the network. For example, an active event list and a mimic
display of one of the detectors.
(g) Multi-language support and translation
The Unit allows you to configure and maintain your system in your local
language, and then send your data files to someone to view in a different
language. Unit will automatically translate your file into the language of your
choice.
14. VESDA POWER SUPPLY.
The VESDA power supply converts 48 VDC to 24 VDC power via a low
dissipative stabilizer that uses pulse width modulation to control the output
voltage.
The VESDA power supply, model VPS-400US/48, consists of four major

components: the mounting enclosure, the switching power supply, the 3A slow -
acting type output fuse and two screw terminal barrier strips (input and output).
Electrical Code, NFPA 72, and in accordance with any local regulations.
(i) Features
• Input 48 VDC + or - 2.5-amp continuous supply current at 24 VDC
• “Power - OK” Led
• Overvoltage protection
• Rectangular current limiting
• Built-in Emi fi lter
• Meets conducted noise standard of Mil - Std 461B
• Input and output connections are via screw terminal barrier strip
15. LISTING AND APPROVALS
• UL
• FM
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WATER LEKAGE SYSTEM
Protecting a facility from damaging water leaks is an important part of any disaster mitigation
plan. Systems pairs superior leak detection technology with an easy-to-use interface. This
integration helps users to quickly and efficiently establish a leak detection system that
reliably protects valuable assets
Water leak detection System shall be designed to protect the Air-conditioned premises and
to alert the personnel about the leak in the AC systems. The system shall be capable of
interfacing to Water leak detection sensors, condensation sensors & I/O modules. Events
should be clearly reported on LCD/LED display with full English language description of
the nature of the fault in the panel. The successful bidder shall make detailed working
drawings and coordinate them with other agencies at site. Water Leak Detection systems
shall be integrated with BMS.
1. TECHNOLOGY
The product is designed using High Speed Microprocessor based proprietary design and uses
12V, 50Hz AC as sensing voltage for sensing potential leaks.
2. TECHNOLOGICAL ADVANTAGE OVER DESIGN

Water leak detection systems available in the market, uses a 12V / 24V DC supply for sensing
leaks. When DC excitation is used in the sensing cables, they form electrolysis during the
presence of water and forms corrosion around the sensing cables. This reduces the sensitivity
over a period to virtually zero.
However, when AC is used as a sensing voltage, it does not corrode or degrade due to the
alternating nature of the current and hence maintains the sensitivity of the sensing cables
throughout its life time.
Systems designed the WLD with the end-user in mind. All basic device functionality is
available from the LCD screen — configure, monitor, locate, and acknowledge leaks from
the front panel of the WLD2400. This allows the WLD2400 to be used as a stand-alone
device without sacrificing any leak detection or alarm notification functionality.
Once the WLD is connected to a network via RS485 to Ethernet gateway, a robust MODBUS
interface expands the capabilities of the unit. Using any BMS interactive facility mapping
tool, one can create an interactive overlay that displays on top of an uploaded floor map
image. When a leak is detected, The WLD displays its zone name on the map, making leak
location quick and easy.
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The WLD is ideal for applications that require a stand-alone system that can also be
integrated into a larger centralized monitoring system
3. FEATURES
• Monitor up to 200 meters of conductive fluid sensing cable
• Microcontroller based innovative technology.
• Configure up to 4 zones
• Triggers individual Relay output for each zone and activates common Fire & hooter relays.
• Access the device remotely via Remote BMS via MODBUS protocol
• Zone names can be configured
• Log an extensive variety of events and alarms
4. BENEFITS
• Stand-alone or integrated leak detection and notification
• Pinpoint zone leaks quickly and accurately
• Manage an entire Server Room leak detection system through one RS485 Port or through IP
Gateway
5. POWER
100-240VAC@ 500mA max, 50/60Hz Leader cable and EOL terminator
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6. Sensing Cable
Compatible with all Drop Sense sensing cables
Detection Accuracy 100 % detection of respective zone
Detection Repeatability 100 % repeated accuracy of respective zone
Detection Response Time < 100mSec
7. LED Indications
Power on Green LED
Alarm Red LED, 12V output for hooter
Fault Amber LEDRelays 4 x Form SPDT Zone Leak
Relays, 2 x Form SPDT Fire & Fault
8. WLD Sensor cable

WLD Sensor cable is easy to lay and detects along its entire length. More than one WLD
Sensor cable can be connected to a Unit Detects water leaks under floors or isolated plant
rooms Rain detector to automatically close windows or vents
9. Operating Environment
Temperature 0 to 50 Deg C (32 Deg to 122 Deg F)
Humidity 5% to 95% RH, non-condensing
Altitude 15,000ft (4,572m) max.
10. Certification
RoHS Compliant; CE
11. WLD Sensor Cable Specifications

Material: PVC twisted pair with stainless 316 elements
Dimension: 3.5mm dia.
Maximum cable run: 200m (including
detection cable) Weight: 28 g /m
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12. MAINTENANCE
Routine maintenance should be carried out in accordance with relevant is and TAC
requirements. All performance checks undertaken should be recorded in the system logbook.
As a minimum, the following performance checks must be undertaken on each maintenance
visit.
The static handling procedures must be adhered to and extreme caution must be exercised
when working inside the control due to the presence of main voltage 240 V AC. Carry out
verification checks as detailed in the commissioning instructions. Remove dust and dirt from
the panel exterior using a soft brush or a lint cloth.
A solvent which is harmless to the finishes of metal and plastic may be applied to more
stubborn stains. Examine the exterior of the enclosure for any signs of damage or loose cable
glands and rectify any faults found. Remove any dust or dirt form the interior of the control
panel using a soft brush or a vacuum cleaner.
Examine the printed circuit boards for signs of overheating, dry joints and/or damaged tracks.
Examine the battery terminals for secure connection and for any signs of corrosion. Replace
or repair as required.
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RODENT REPELLENT SYSTEM
1. DESIGN INTENT
The rodent repellent system shall be installed on the entire floor in all voids. The objective is
to keep the rodents away from the floor by generating very high frequency sound waves (above
20 kHz) which are not legible to human ear but irritates rodents. The objective is to protect all
the cables under floor, above ceiling & room void from damage caused by rodents
2. INTRODUCTION
Rodents and other creeping pests are a nuisance for the data centres. They may chew away at
the data, voice or even power cables causing a major downtime. The entry of Rodents and
other unwanted pests shall be controlled using non-chemical, nontoxic devices. The entire
facility, including under access floor void and above false ceiling void should be protected
from rodents. It is required to install a Digital Rodent Repellent System.
However periodic pest control can be done once in 3 months as a contingency measure to
effectively fight the pest menace. Digital Rodent Repellent System comprise of high frequency
generator and Transducers. The transducers attached to it get these signals and convert it into
high frequency sound waves in the range of 20 khz to 60 khz. These frequencies are well above
the hearing range of humans, the sound waves pond the ear drum of rodent much like a loud
siren.
The Generator uses a variable high frequency ultrasound so that rodents do not get accustomed,
the rats will leave the area being protected immediately or it will take as long as four to six
weeks before there is a significant reduction in infestation. The transducers work silently,
human can’t hear them so there is no discomfort. Human can’t hear ultrasound but for rodent
its like loud police blasting all 24/7. It will drive them crazy. They would start avoiding arrears
protected by Ultrasound Rodent Repellent System.
Rodent Repellent system shall be provided in DC areas, UPS rooms, Electrical rooms,
MMR areas, staging rooms, Hub rooms & all shafts etc.
 The system proposed is Digital Rodent repellent system which shall be capable to regulate
the wave density, speed, with a combination of 45 such patterns.
 The system proposed is to protect all the equipment’s, areas with relevant type of high
frequency sound producing device called satellites or transducers.
 All these transducers are connected in series or parallel to a main controller which provides
power to these units. These satellites shall cover an area not less than 400 Sq.ft for ceiling
void; room void & floor void applications.
 Once powered up these transducers produce very high frequency variable sound waves
(above 20 Khz) continuously which irritate the rodents and are forced to evacuate the place.
 The frequency at which the transducers produce are illegible to human ear & doesn`t cause
any harm and ensure below 1/3rd octave.
 The controller shall have LCD display & can cover area of about 10000 sqf. The controller
shall have on board controls for wave speed, wave density, frequency band time etc.
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4. THE SYSTEM
Digital Rodent Repellent System is a system of one master controller and accessories that
include 24 nos. of transducers and a pair of stands brackets. The master Controller is installed
in the main control / server room and the transducers in the problematic area i.e. above and
below false ceiling and below false flooring.
5. SALIENT FEATURES
o CRMS (Centralized Reporting and Monitoring System) Software supporting
o Scheduled or Real Time health status report generation for Systems Audit. Parameter
configuration of the controller
o Two-way Communication between the controller and the computer.
o RS / EIA 485 to RS / EIA 232C converter to transfer the controller data to the serial
port of your computer.
o LCD display with on-board controls for changing the following parameters.
o WAVE SPEED: Is an indicator for the number of frequency sweeps per minute. It
can have a maximum value of 130 and a minimum value of 60. The incremental size 5
i.e.65, 70, 75 and so on.
o WAVE DESITY: Is an indicator for the number of divisions within frequency band.
It can have a maximum value of 100 and a minimum value of 80.The incremental size
is 10 i.e. 80, 90, and 100. •
o FREQUENCY BAND TIME: Is an indicator of the time for which the controller
would operate in a pre programmed frequency band. There are 3 bands available:
Band A, Band B, and Band C. This parameter can have maximum value of 10 minute
per band and a minimum value of 1 minute per band. Depending upon the time frame
set for each band, the controller will switch the bands automatically. •
o MACHINE/CONTROLLER ID: Is an indicator of the machine/ controller
identification number. It can have any value within the range of 1 to 255. •
o FREQUENCY TESTING: This feature will enable the user to test and verify the
frequency that is being transmitted from the controller to the transducer. This feature
would be useful during systems audit.
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6. SYSTEM COMPONENTS
a. SATELLITES
The satellites or Transducers shall be circular ceiling mounted low profile units that produce
high decibel sound waves at very high frequency not less than 20 Khz. These satellites shall
cover an area not less than 400 Sq. ft for Room void application, for ceiling Voids & floor void
applications. These shall be powered thru Main Controller to 24 satellites in parallel.
 Each transducer covers an open area of 400 Sq feet where the average height of the ceiling
is 12 feet. Even when installed in the false ceiling or false floorings it will cover an area of 400
sq. feet. The same is possible because of the transducer’s streaming effect design.
 Each transducer occupies a maximum space of 15 cubic inches and aesthetically designed to
match your décor.
 Being monopolar in nature. They can be installed in any sensitive area with zero risk of
sparking.
 The transducers can withstand high temperatures in the false ceilings and low temperatures
in cold storages and air locks.
 The transducers do not need a power connection.
 The transducers can be tested on an audible range independently, by selecting the Transducer
testing menu from the LCD panel
b. CONTROLLER
The controller shall support 24 Transducers and shall come with a pair of stands and brackets.
The master Controller is installed in the main control / server room and the transducers in the
problematic area i.e. above and below false ceiling and below false flooring.The master
controller needs a power connection of 5A electrical plug point and comes equipped with a 3
pin power supply cord of 1.5 meters
Features:
1. 10000 Sq Feet of Area Coverage per system/ Controller.
2. Shall drive up to 24 Transducers. With minimum @ 400sft coverage each.
3. LCD display with on-board controls for changing the following parameters.
4. Wave Speed: Is an indicator for the number of frequency sweeps per minute. It can have a
maximum value of 130 and a minimum value of 60. The incremental size is 5 i.e. 65, 70, 75
and so on. 4.2.1.3.2 Wave Density: Is an indicator for the number of divisions within a
frequency band. It can have a maximum value of 100 and a minimum value of 80. The
incremental size is 10 i.e. 80, 90 and 100.
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5. Frequency Band Time: Is an indicator of the time for which the controller would operate in
a pre programmed frequency band. There are 3 bands available: Band A, Band B, and Band
C. This parameter can have maximum value of 10 minutes and a minimum value of 1 minute
per band. Depending upon the time frame set for each band, the controller will switch the
bands automatically.
6. Machine/Controller ID: Is an indicator of the machine/controller identification number. It
can have any value within the range of 1 to 255.
7. Frequency Testing: This feature will enable the user to test and verify the frequency that is
being transmitted from the controller to the transducer. This feature would be particularly
useful during systems audit.
8. Modbus output for BMS integration.
7. Transducer Testing: All the 24 transducers can be tested in an audible range all at one go by
using this feature. Provision for restoring all the parameters to the factory default setting
Inbuilt RS/EIA-485 transmissions up to 1.2 kms to protected area. The transducer can cover
up to 400 sq. feet of area above false ceiling, below false ceiling and below false flooring.
Frequency band of > 20 KHz and
8. CONTROLLER SPECIFICATIONS
 Operating Frequency: Above 20 KHZ and below 60 Khz
 Sound output: 80db to 110db at 1metre.
 Power output: 1W per transducer.
 Sweeps per Minute: 130(Configurable).
 Frequency Division: 100(Configurable).
 Power Consumption: 15 Watts Approximately
 Power Supply: 230V AC/ 50Hz 14 Volts DC * Dimensions: 225(W) x 100(H) x
270(D)mm
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9. INSTALLATION
Installation shall be as shown on the drawings, and as recommended by the major equipment
manufacturer. All cables, junction boxes, cables support and hangers shall be concealed in
finished areas and may be exposed in unfinished areas.
Transducers shall not be installed prior to the system programming and test period. If
construction is ongoing during this period, measures shall be taken to protect transducers from
contamination and physical damage.
All transducers and control panels shall be flush mounted when located in finished areas and
may be surface mounted when located in unfinished areas.
All Transducers shall be installed in the exact locations specified in the design drawings; thus
providing the best possible protection. All Transducers shall be securely fixed to approved
boxes and allow for easy fitting and removal of Transducers. Cable and wire entries to
Transducers shall be fitted with grommets to prevent possible damage to the insulation. Cable
and wire strain relief clamps shall be provided at all entries to Transducers. Installation of
Controllers.
The Main Console and its associated component parts shall be installed in the location
specified in the design drawings. The Main Console equipment shall be securely fixed, and if
required, marked with appropriate notices, warnings, signs as applicable. Cable and wire
entries to the Main Console and associated devices shall be fitted with grommets or glands to
prevent possible damage to the insulation.
10. MAINTENANCE
1. Please make sure that all the openings in your premises (e.g. for cable trays, electrical
shafts, staircases etc) are closed before commissioning of our equipment.
2. Please make sure that the equipment’s are switched on 24 X 7.
3. There is a menu option on the LCD panel to test individual transducers by putting them in
an audible range.
4. Please refer the user and installation manual for details on how the same can be done. This
testing activity should be carried out routinely to ensure that the transducers are in working
condition.
5. Keep the area where the consoles are mounted neat and dry.
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INTEGRATED BULDING CONTROL SYSTEM
1. INTRODUCTION
The BMS shall be a Server-client based System. It shall combine the latest state of the art
technology with simple operating techniques and shall be used to control, manage
alarms/reports and monitor the building services installations.
The intent of this specification is to provide an Open System solution that utilizes industry
standard Building Management System (BMS) system shall use a Client-Server architecture
based around a modular PC network, utilizing industry standard operating systems, networks
and protocols.
The system shall allow the distribution of system functions such as monitoring and control and
graphical user interface etc. across the network to allow maximum flexibility and performance.
The architecture shall include support of various Wide Area Networks using standard
hardware/wireless and software to link nodes into a single integrated system. The network
protocol used shall be industry standard TCP/IP. The system shall also support remote
configuration and operation using standard intranet or Internet connections.
The Building Automation System Software with dynamic graphics, Dynamic Data Exchange,
with password restriction and multiple security levels, inbuilt System Diagnostics, Alarm
Processing, Alarm Messages and Alarm Reactions with Alarm, Event and Trend Logs with
Clock Synchronization using the BACnet Time Synchronization service. The software should
be of enterprise level and have capacity to take unlimited points, unlimited simultaneous users,
premium energy dashboards and premium widgets. Including Email Service System for Alarm
to predesignated Email IDs and Facility Management System.
The BMS system shall allow communications with a wide variety of communicable and
control implemented in proposed BUILDING. It shall support ASHRAE®, BACnet®
Standard 135, Version 2004 or latest for open system communications, and shall be BTL®
tested and listed, or certified to the BACnet®, Advanced Operator Workstation Software (B-
AWS) profile. It shall be cable to monitor and control the devices data available on Modbus,
DNP3.0 protocol.
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2. BMS FUNCTIONS
The system comprises the supply, engineering, testing and commissioning of an integrated
building management system by a specialist manufacturer.
The essential functions of the system are as follows:
a. Centralized monitoring of Fire alarm System
b. Integration of HVAC system
c. Integration of Energy meters and Energy management system
d. Integration of DG Sets
e. Integration of Elevators status /Alarms
f. Dynamic and Animated Graphic details of building facilities integrated with BMS
software.
g. Data logs of all the integrated system
h. Events and database
i. Trend monitoring
j. Trend register to identify discrepancies, energy consumption, etc.
k. Maintenance reminders and Preventive maintenance
l. Security access and control system
m. Control optimization of all connected electrical equipment
n. Faults statistics for identification.
o. Optimum support of personnel
p. Own error diagnosis integrated system
q. Database and Alarms
3. BMS GENERAL SYSTEM ARCHITECTURE
The system shall be logically structured into three distinctive levels:

(i) Management Level
(ii) Automation Level
(iii) Field Level
Peer to peer communication shall be possible on all system levels and the system design
shall be modular in structure to allow straightforward extensions.
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MANAGEMENT LEVEL: The head-end management and operation of the BUILDING Facilities
shall include process visualization, data analysis, and exchange of data with 3rd parties. At the
management level, it shall be possible for communication to flow in all directions, across
networks and via direct connections.
Personal computer-based operator management station shall be provided for supervision and
operation, alarm management, information and database management function. All real-time
control functions shall be resident in the DDC controllers to facilitate greater fault tolerance
and reliability.
AUTOMATION LEVEL: General Purpose controllers shall be used for monitoring / controlling
equipment which have to perform based on a customized logic, such as UPS, PAC, AHU, Pumps, Fan,
Chillers, Electrical panel / energy meters, signals from Fire Alarm panels, transformers etc.
The DDC controller outstations shall be freely programmable and have the ability to perform
all the routines.
The DDC controllers shall be selected from either a modular or compact type of unit to suit
the most economic inclusion of all the data points specified. Each control module shall be
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capable of operating on a stand-alone basis without control from a central computer.
FIELD LEVEL: Main plant DCS controllers and Sub DCS shall be 32 bits freely programmable.
The products used in constructing the BMS management and automation levels shall conform
to Open protocol for building automation and control networks.
Room units shall utilize a two-wire communication link at each controller for the acquisition of
room temperature and local set point. These will also provide an integral temperature/set point
digital display. Up to 5 room units shall be able to use the same two-wire communication link.
4. CODES AND STANDARDS

• BACnet ANSI ASHRAE 135-2008/ISO 16484-5
• BACnet A Data Communication Protocol for Building Automation and Control Networks
• UL-916: DDCs and ancillary equipment, which are listed and labelled.
• EN 60730-1Compliant to for product safety
• Electromagnetic compatibility - 89/336/EEC
• EN 61000-6-2: Interference immunity
• EN 61000-6-3: Emitted interference
• AS/NZS 2064: Radio Emission Standard
5. COMMUNICATION STANDARDS
Following standards are appropriate to be used at the three levels.
• Management level: BACnet on Ethernet TCP/IP
• Automation level: BACnet on Lon Talk, BACnet on ETHERNET/IP, KNX
• Field level: Lon Talk, M Bus, MODBUS, KNX
6. SOFTWARE MODULE
The management station software shall be modular, object oriented, clearly structured and shall be
based on Windows latest server grade or later standard 32 bit technology. The main software
applications shall, as a minimum, include:
• Plant Viewer: Graphics based operation of the plant
• Trend Viewer: Logging and display of measured values
• Alarm Viewer: Display of alarm messages
• Alarm Router: Automatic routing of alarms
• Log Viewer: Logging of alarms, system events and user activities
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7. DISPLAY SCRIPTING
It shall be possible to further animate display elements using standard HTML scripts such as
JavaScript or VBScript. A script editor supporting one of the standard script languages shall
be provided. By using script programs, individual elements on the display may be
manipulated. A proprietary scripting language or additional scripting and drawing package
shall not be acceptable. It shall be possible to perform a variety of animations, which include
but are not limited to:
8. DATABASE STRUCTURE
The real-time database shall support collection of data and storage using the following
structures:
Status Point Structures

Analog Point Structures
Energy and Equipment Meter Point Structures
Historical Data Structures
Each of the Point database structures shall be comprised as a composite point with a number
of associated parameters, which may be referenced relative to a single tag name. The system
shall maintain portions of the database requiring frequent high-speed access as memory
resident information and other less frequently accessed data as disk resident data. Memory
resident data shall be check pointed to disk every minute to minimize loss of data in the event
of loss of power or other system failure.
Database backup shall be possible with the system on-line including backup of historical
based data. The backup shall be possible via standard Microsoft Windows operating system
utilities.
9. ALARMS HANDLING & ALARM VIEWER
Operation and manipulation of alarms (based on user privileges), Alarm message printing
Automatic pop-up windows for immediate display and operation of alarms (including pop-ups
in 3rd party programs)
Continuous overview of all active alarms from site (updated automatically, displayed in order
of priority, option of personalized view)
Graphics based topological view of alarms Chronological alarm view
Direct access to associated plant graphics Comprehensive filter and search criteria (time,
date, priority, discipline, alarm status etc.,)
Colour coding based on alarm priority / alarm status (screen and printer) and Alarms for out
of limit values (high, low), change of state, run-time limits exceeded etc.,
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10. GENERAL REQUIREMENT OF DDC /PLC
The DDC shall be a Native BACnet® controller based on 32 bit technology to provide the
interface between the LAN or WAN and the field control devices, and provide global
supervisory control functions over the control devices connected to the DDC.
The DDC shall conform to BACnet® Building Controller (B-BC) profile and be provided with
appropriate PIC statement defining BACnet® services and objects supported.
BACnet® Data Sharing BIBBs supported shall include at a minimum: RP, RPM, WP, WPM,
COV, Alarm and Event, Trending, and scheduling including SCHED-A BIBBs support shall
also be supported in BACnet® native communications. The DDC shall support on the BACnet
communication bus.
The DDC shall physically connect to the LAN without the need for additional Router hardware.
The DDC shall support transmitting and receiving segmented messages as well as BACnet®
Broadcast Messages over IP. It should be possible to define any DDC in an IP subnet as a
BBMD device. The DDC shall also support both Secure (https://) and non-secure (http://)
remote web server access using commonly used web browsers. It shall be capable of
executing application control programs to provide:
1. Calendar functions
2. Scheduling
3. Trending and Trending Backfill
4. Alarm monitoring and routing
5. Time synchronization
6. Integration of BACnet® devices and BACnet® controller data Three
independent BACnet® MS/TP Channel capable of supporting up to 90 total
Unitary controllers
7. The communication protocol per port cable for Panel IO Bus, Field bus, MSTP,
Modbus, M-Bus, C-Bus etc
8. A minimum of 24 On-board I/O, expandable up to 500 hardware points/15000
Software point/Event & trend log min.30 days as per IO events, external
expansion I/O on dedicated controller I/O bus is also accepted for up to 256
(alternate maximum of 128 physical points for UUKL applications) physical I/O
points where on-board I/O is not supported.
9. Battery Backup using Gold Capacitor to avoid low battery alarms and
subsequent replacement during service life of the controller.
10. Flash memory for long term data backup (If battery backup or flash memory is
not supplied, the controller must contain a hard disk with at least 4 gigabyte
storage capacity)
11. Integrations shall be carried out at the most appropriate level within a system,
depending on the functions and interaction required. The following integrations
must be possible Lon Works, Lon Mark, Lon Works BACnet/IP, OPC, Modbus.
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11. INTEGRATION OR SOFTWARE DATA EXCHANGE
The system shall have the capability to connect to remote sites through a web control module.
Individual DDC general purpose communication trunks (described elsewhere) shall have the
feature to be connected to this web control module. This should facilitate viewing and
controlling the DDC general-purpose controllers’ trunk via a remote PC / laptop. All
parameters as appearing in the Portable Operator Terminal (described elsewhere) shall be
available from this remote PC / laptop. The system offered shall have the facility to control /
monitor the plant and equipment connected to these communication trunks via password
protection.
The system shall support the use of standard interfaces and drivers that make it easy to
integrate to 3rd party software directly at the management station level, or to make common
use of data from the system, eg via ODBC (Open Database Connectivity). DDE (Dynamic
Data Exchange) shall enable current data to be loaded continuously into a spreadsheet
program such as MS Excel, so that constantly updated graphs can be created for further
processing.

The management station shall grant access to the DCS Controller only to authorized users.
The system administrator shall tailor an environment to match the individual requirements of
each user. The access protection facility shall define the buildings (sites) and equipment to
which a given user has access, the software modules and functions available to that user
within the site.
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VIDEO SURVEILLANCE SYSTEM
1. INTRODUCTION
The implementation of a video surveillance system is often necessary for security and safety needs,
as well as for other purposes, including legal and regulatory compliance. IP video retention terms
have shown a steady increase from months to years.
The video surveillance market is rapidly deploying new technologies in both hardware and
application software, providing useful features and benefits to traditional and non-traditional
customers
The widest choice in network hardware devices, with system components such as servers, digital
cameras, encoders and network storage. A key element of deploying an IP video surveillance
system is a reliable and flexible data storage solution.
As a solution provider integrates its family of storage archiving products within the open platform
architecture.
Users are no longer bound to block-based storage because Spectra provides both file and object-
based storage, allowing IT and security managers to reduce costs and leverage unlimited options
to manage the long-term retention of IP video assets.
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2. SYSTEM ARCHITECTURE
In order to be able to scale to the cameras across multiple sites, the VMS consists of
several components that handle specific tasks. All components can be installed on the
same server if the server is able to handle the combined load, or the components can be
installed on separate dedicated servers to scale and distribute the load.
In a geographically distributed VMS system where users access video locally on each of
the sites, it is recommended to design the system using Federated Architecture.
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3. SYSTEM MODULES
The System modular nature of Corporate, especially when combined

Interconnect, offers great flexibility when designing large-scale VMS
systems.
Corporate can run 100,000 or more cameras in a large-scale VMS system

deployment, regardless of whether the system is located on a single site or
distributed across multiple sites and managed by one or more authorities.
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4. SERVER COMPONENTS
(i) MANAGEMENT SERVER
The management server is the central component of the VMS and is

responsible for handling the system configuration, distributing
configuration to other system components, such as recording servers, and
for facilitating user authentication.
The configuration data is stored in a standard Microsoft SQL server installed
either on the management server itself or on a separate dedicated server.
(ii) FAILOVER MANAGEMENT SERVER
Failover support on the management server is achieved by installing the

management server in a Microsoft Windows Cluster. The cluster will then
ensure that another server takes over the management server function,
should the first server fail.
(iii) RECORDING SERVER
The recording server is responsible for all devices (cameras, video and
audio encoders, input/output (I/O) modules, metadata sources, etc.)
communication, recording and event handling, for example:
• Retrieve video, audio, metadata and I/O event streams from the
devices
• Provide access to live and recorded video, audio and metadata
• Trigger system and video events on device failures, events, etc.
• Perform motion detection and generate Smart Search metadata
Furthermore, the recording server is responsible for communicating with
other products when using the Interconnect technology.
(iv) FAILOVER RECORDING SERVER
The failover recording server is responsible for taking over the recording
task should a recording server fail.
The failover recording server can operate in two modes:

• Cold-standby for monitoring multiple recording servers
• Hot-standby for monitoring a single recording server
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(v) EVENT SERVER
The event server handles various tasks related to events, alarms, maps
and third-party integrations via the Integration Platform Software
Development Kit (MIP SDK).
All data handled by the event server, such as alarms, maps and event logs,
are stored in the same SQL server the management server uses.
(vi) FAILOVER EVENT SERVER
Failover support on the event server is achieved by installing the event

server in a Microsoft Windows Cluster. The cluster will then ensure that
another server takes over the event server function should the first
server fail.
(vii) LOG SERVER
The log server is responsible for storing all log messages for the entire
system. The log server uses the same SQL server as the management
server and is typically installed on the same server as the management
server but can be installed on a separate server if the management or log
server performance needs to be increased.
(viii) SQL SERVER
The management server, event server and log server use an SQL server
to store configuration, alarms, events and log messages, etc.
For larger systems Standard or Enterprise edition on a dedicated server,
because these editions can handle larger databases and offer backup
functionality.
As with all other IT systems it is important to configure scheduled backup
of the database so that configuration is not lost in case of failures.
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5. CLIENT COMPONENTS
(i) MANAGEMENT CLIENT
The Management Client is the administration interface for all parts of the
VMS. The VMS is designed for large-scale operation and the Management
Client is thus designed to be run remotely from the administrator’s
computer.
The Management Client has a Site Navigation where nodes for various parts
or functions of the system can be selected, for instance cameras, as shown
on the above screenshot.
Selecting a node will show the settings for this node, typically in a second
tree structure because there often are more sub items that can be
managed.
When an item is selected the settings are displayed in the properties dialog
shown in the right side of the client Items can have many settings, and if
so the different settings are grouped on different tabs.
(ii) SMART CLIENT
The Smart Client is the main client for the VMS offering a full set of
advanced features. It is designed for day-to-day use by dedicated
operators.
The Smart Client is designed to be run remotely on the operator’s computer
and supports multi-screen use in full-screen mode as shown below, or as
floating windows where the windows can be resized and moved freely.
Furthermore, the Smart Client has tabs dedicated to different tasks: live
monitoring, playback and investigation, Sequence Explorer for
investigation, alarms for alarm management and system monitor for
monitoring the state of the system servers, cameras, storage, etc. Add-on
products and third-party integrations can add additional tabs providing a
dedicated user interface for their functions.
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6. SMART WALL
Smart Wall is designed for control centers to display live video from select
cameras on one or more video wall displays.
The cameras to display can be selected manually by the operators using
the XProtect Smart Client, via the VMS’ rule system on events and/or time
schedule, or via MIP SDK integrations.
7. SOFTWARE MANAGER
The Software Manager is a tool that from a central point can be used to
remotely install and upgrade recording servers, recording server device
packs and Smart Clients on servers or PCs in the network.
For larger installations the tool makes it easy and fast to upgrade the
components that are installed remotely and in many places; namely the
recording servers and their device packs as well as all the client PCs.
VMS design: In addition to the system designs presented in the below

guide, it is of course possible to design the VMS in other customized ways
to suit specific cases as well as to use specialized or high-performance
equipment and technologies like virtualization, hardware redundancy, etc.
Number of cameras per recording serves: The guide and the designs
do not consider the number of cameras you can run per recording server
but reflect a location (physical or in the network) of the recording server.
This means that the recording server symbol in the below designs should
not be taken literally as one single recording server but more as an
indication of the recording server functionality in the location, which then
could be covered by one or more recording servers.
Server specifications: The Larger VMS projects or projects with more

specialized requirements than the ones covered in the below design guide,
In a physically distributed VMS system, where there is a need for accessing
the video directly by users on remote sites and where the network
connections between the central and remote sites are unstable or
intermittent, or the sites are not part of the same Microsoft Windows
domain, it is recommended to design the overall system using Interconnect.
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8. CCTV VIDEO ANALYTICS
CCTV Video Analytics for CCTV System
Analytics can be enabled or disabled on each unit individually without

degrading video performance on the system
Intelligent Video Analytics shall be implemented on the proposed cameras.

Different types of Video analytics feature shall include, but not limited to:
(a) Intrusion detection,
(b) Unattended baggage detection,
(c) crowd estimation, overcrowding detection and crowd management
alarms for platforms,
(d) counter flow detection and camera tampering alerts.etc……
Video Analytics should also meet redundancy same as Video
Management System.
The Video Analytics functionality shall have mechanisms to continue alarm

generation in case of failure of the Server. The Video Analytics shall not be
bound to the MAC address of the device and hence any video analytics
feature shall be possible to be deployed on any of the applicable cameras.
The Video Analytics system shall also have functionality to help trace the
person who left baggage unattended. This will allow Employer to use CCTV
/ Video License independent of MAC Address o the
camera/server/archiver/device.
THE SCOPE OF FUNCTIONAL REQUIREMENTS.
The CCTV System shall have facilities for color monitoring in real time
System provide the inter-operability of hardware (workstations, servers /
storage, monitors, cameras). System expansion should be possible
through off the shelf available hardware. The CCTV system shall have
combination of IP based full HD (fixed, IR illuminated fixed, fixed dome
and PTZ Dome) color video cameras, varifocal lens, with indoor / outdoor
housing and feed through mountings.
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9. CCTV COVERAGE
The station CCTV surveillance System shall provide 100% coverage of the
following specific areas at all stations as a minimum:
(a) All train doors at the platform

(b) Platform operational area and platform ends / tunnel ends.
(c) Complete length of all escalators and stairs
(d) Concourse area including all the lifts
(e) All station entrances and exit (including emergency, fire exit)
(f) All automatic fare collection (AFC) gates with facing entry / exit.
(g) Exterior of ticket booking offices, Lifts in OCC, BCC, HQ & Depot
(h) Exterior of fare adjustment office
(i) Parking areas, Subways 150 mtr of viaduct on either side of station
The CCTV coverage of the above areas is to be provided by provision of

fixed cameras only. PTZ cameras shall not be counted for CCTV coverage
calculation. Complete camera coverage shall be provided to cover the
following areas in accordance
10. CCTV STANDARDS
The TV standard to be employed shall be ITU-T, PAL, 30 frames per

second with progressive scan. Advanced video compression techniques,
such as ONVIF, MPEG – 4 and H.264 as minimum, shall be employed to
minimize transmission bandwidth and recorder storage capacity without
compromising the subjective quality of the displayed video images.
The frame rate and resolution of the video signals shall be a
programmable feature which shall be optimized to reflect the nature of
the image types (such as slow motion to very high motion video) being
displayed and recorded.
The Frame rates shall be variable but not limited from 1 to 30 frames per
second and resolution values shall be fully selectable to include at least
4CIF, HD and Full HD. The ability to select the frame rate (1 to 30 fps)
and resolution (4CIF, HD and Full HD) will apply to monitoring as well as
recording.
Cameras with Video Motion Detection are used as part of the Intruder
Detection System, very high-quality video images are required employing
minimal compression.
The cameras at the platform shall be planned to keep in view the
boarding/de-boarding of trains at maximum platform capacity. The video
signals of these CCTV cameras monitoring the platform and train shall be
available to the following equipment simultaneously at all stations:
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11. CCTV EQUIPMENT DESIGN
All CCTV cameras shall be of color CCD / CMOS, IP based, full HD type
with low light capability to produce clear and detailed picture quality as
well as under high lighting contrast condition. CCTV cameras shall have
wide dynamic range (WDR) for excellent image quality in different lighting
conditions.
Fixed box type IP color cameras with varifocal lens shall generally be
used in concourse areas, platform, ticketing areas, AFC gates etc. In
concourse, some fixed cameras shall be of dome type and having fixed in
the ceiling to match the station aesthetics. IR illuminated IP camera shall
be used for RSS, Station Entry, Ramps, Parking, specifically identified
theft prone areas, platforms and track side etc. where proper lighting
conditions are not available.
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IT NETWORKING
1. OVERVIEW
 The Structured Cabling System (SCS) includes the passive networking components of fiber
optic and copper cabling systems used for connecting systems onto the Local Area
Networks (LANs).
 Cabling and equipment shall be designed to support higher data transmission rates required
for new technologies.
 A dual-redundant backbone cabling system between Data Centres, Distribution Layer
Communication Rooms and Access Layer Communication Rooms and Satellite Racks shall
be provided.
 The indoor backbone cabling system connecting the different network layers shall be a
single mode fibre solution. This will serve in maximizing future bandwidth requirements and
also support integration between indoor and outdoor fibre runs.
 After the new DCs are operational, network connectivity to the existing core infrastructures
will be established.
 The horizontal cabling system will be structured unshielded twisted pair (UTP) copper
cabling installed from a network of Access Layer Communications Rooms (ALCRs). This
cabling can then be used for all facilities such as telephones, workstations, BMS, access
control and CCTV that use twisted pair cables as physical communication media. This may
will be used as a source of revenue by renting out the cable usage to tenants and outside
organizations, shops, etc.
 The horizontal cabling system will be a Category 6a performance system using
patching between the RJ45 patch panels and access layer Ethernet switch ports.
 The SCS infrastructure shall provide connectivity between IT devices located throughout
the facility and network equipment located in Data Centres (DCs), Distribution Layer
Communications Rooms (DLCRs)/Access Layer Communications Rooms (ALCRs).
 The SCS infrastructure should consist of pathways connecting the physical spaces and IT
device locations, horizontal cables connecting the IT devices locations to the fibre backbone
cables connecting the IT Hub Rooms.
 A common cabling infrastructure is proposed to support all IT devices to provide maximum
connectivity and ease of relocation if necessary
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Peripheral equipment (printers, readers…) will be state-of-the-art equipment designed and

produced by renowned manufacturers.
List of main equipment:
 Servers and routers,
 Gateways for connection to operating software, including local DCS,
 Including PC, monitor, fidelity card reader and boarding pass printer,
 Metro building areas,
 E-gate for speed boarding,
 Back-office station (for administrator).
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3. GENERAL SOW
(a) The Structured Cabling System comprises design, procurement, installation
testing and commissioning for:
i) All necessary accessories, equipment and furnishings including; conduit,

horizontal cabling, wall outlets, patch cables, floor outlets, floor boxes,
ii) furniture outlets, backbone cabling; equipment racks, modular angled and Flat
patch panels, labels and labelling equipment;
iii) Fiber optic and horizontal copper cabling (indoor and outdoor), including inter
rack cabling in Communications Rooms;
iv) The horizontal cabling system components consists of modular jacks, cabling,
outlet faceplates, patch cables, disconnection modules, high-density
distribution frames and angled and Flat patch panels.
v) Equipment Racks, including all PDUs, fans, brush plates and cable
management base plates, glands and all associated sundry equipment.
vi) Supply and installation of cable trays, floor raceways as shown on the layout
drawings, including internal cable tray separators and earthing connected to
communication earthing grid. The cable tray pathway routes shall be
partitioned as determined by the Contractor and reviewed.
vii) Wire Mesh Cable trays for structured cabling installed by the Contractor inside
all Communications rooms including within Entrance Rooms, Data centers
(DCs), Distribution Layer Communication rooms (DLCRs), Access Layer
Communication rooms (ALCRs) and Fixed Link Bridge (FLB)
Telecommunications closets. This cable tray shall include vertical cable trays
required to connect to the cable trays located outside each room.
viii) Any additional cable tray other than that shown on the drawings which the
Contractor requires;
ix) Galvanized Iron (GI) solid and flexible conduits from the cable trays to the final
termination points, such that cabling is protected throughout from source
(equipment racks) to destination device (outlets).
(b) The installed cabling system will be expected to continue to perform to the
Standards defined in this specification for 15 years. To ensure this, the entire
and
products. Where a cabling system component is not from the cabling system
vendor/manufacturer, the cabling system vendor/manufacturer shall approve
the use of the component such that the component meets the cabling
-year certification and
warranty.
(c) A dedicated outside plant Twisted Pair Category 6a cabling system shall be
provided to serve landside requirements. The Horizontal OSP cables shall be
Outside Plant Compatible to MILC- 24640A Water Penetration Requirement
IEC 60332-1 wherever cable is reticulating within underground ducts.
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(d) The Contractor shall coordinate with other contractors, client and the contractor
to determine final locations, mounting heights, set-outs, coordination with
power outlets, for all data outlets.
(e) Provide a program of works for supply, installation and testing of the entire
structured Cabling Infrastructure, interfacing with all other systems and
Contractors throughout all phases of the project to the approval of the client.
Co-ordinate with other system Contractors in preparation of the program.
(f) Co-ordinate and complete engineering of all interfacing with other systems;
Coordinate the design layout, elevations, space and power requirements of all
services equipment (e.g. power cabling, fire panels, security panels) and
routing of same within the Entrance Rooms, DCs, DLCRs, ALCRs for all areas
of the building and landside that are under Scope of Work.
The using voice over IP (VoIP) software running on personal computers (PCs). As
the network is currently configured, the traffic associated with VoIP calls is no
tprioritised over other data traffic. Having incoming calls that do not establish a
session with the intended called is not acceptable for a customer service
department, hence there is a need for a better network configuration. Since
customer support has to be available every weekday the downtime of the network
has to be as low as possible during the normal operating hours (09:00 to 16:00 on
weekdays).
The underlying network has to operate correctly and a plan for dealing with every
(expected) eventuality is necessary. This thesis project started by analysing the
network and the services that are used today, determined what parts were worth
keeping and what parts of the network infrastructure need to be changed, and then
documented how the new office should be set up and how each of the network
attached devices and the network infrastructure should be configured.
A backbone or core network is a part of a computer network which interconnects

networks, providing a path for the exchange of information between
different LANs or subnetworks. A backbone can tie together diverse networks in the
same building, in different buildings in a campus environment, or over wide areas.
Normally, the backbone's capacity is greater than the networks connected to it.
A large corporation that has many locations may have a backbone network that ties
all of the locations together, for example, if a server cluster needs to be accessed
by different departments of a company that are located at different geographical
locations. The pieces of the network connections (for example: Ethernet, wireless)
that bring these departments together is often mentioned as network
backbone. Network congestion is often taken into consideration while designing
backbones.
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Core networks typically provided the following functionality, but not limited to:
1. Aggregation: The highest level of aggregation in a service provider network.

The next level in the hierarchy under the core nodes is the distribution
networks and then the edge networks. Customer-premises equipment (CPE)
do not normally connect to the core networks of a large service provider.
2. Authentication: The function to decide whether the user requesting a service
from the telecom network is authorized to do so within this network or not.
3. Call Control/Switching: call control or switching functionality decides the future
course of call based on the call signaling processing. E.g. switching
functionality may decide based on the "called number" that the call be routed
towards a subscriber within this operator's network or with number
portability more prevalent to another operator's network.
4. Charging: This functionality of the collation and processing of charging data
generated by various network nodes. Two common types of charging
mechanisms found in present-day networks are prepaid charging and postpaid
charging. See Automatic Message Accounting
5. Service Invocation: Core network performs the task of service invocation for its
subscribers. Service invocation may happen based on some explicit action
(e.g. call transfer) by user or implicitly (call waiting). It's important to note
however that service "execution" may or may not be a core network
functionality as third party network/nodes may take part in actual service
execution.
6. Gateways: Gateways shall be present in the core network to access other
networks. Gateway functionality is dependent on the type of network it
interfaces with.
Physically, one or more of these logical functionalities may simultaneously
exist in a given core network node.
Besides above-mentioned functionalities, the following also formed part of a
telecommunications core network:
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4. OPERATION AND MAINTANACE
Operations & Maintenance center or Operations Support Systems to configure and

provision the core network nodes. Number of subscribers, peak hour call rate, nature
of services, geographical preferences are some of the factors which impact the
configuration.
Network statistics collection (Performance Management), alarm monitoring (Fault

Management) and logging of various network nodes actions (Event Management)
also happens in the O&M center. These stats, alarms and traces form important tools
for a network operator to monitor the network health and performance and improvise
on the same.
Subscriber Database: Core network also hosts the subscriber’s database (e.g. HLR
in GSM systems). Subscriber database is accessed by core network nodes for
functions like authentication, profiling, service invocation etc.
A distributed backbone is a backbone network that consists of a number of
connectivity devices connected to a series of central connectivity devices, such as
hubs, switches, or routers, in a hierarchy. This kind of topology allows for simple
expansion and limited capital outlay for growth, because more layers of devices can
be added to existing layers. In a distributed backbone network, all of the devices that
access the backbone share the transmission media, as every device connected to
this network is sent all transmissions placed on that network.
Distributed backbones, in all practicality, are in use by all large-scale networks.

Applications in enterprise-wide scenarios confined to a single building are also
practical, as certain connectivity devices can be assigned to certain floors or
departments. Each floor or department possesses a LAN and a wiring closet with that
workgroup's main hub or router connected to a bus-style network using backbone
cabling. Another advantage of using a distributed backbone is the ability for network
administrator to segregate workgroups for ease of management.
There is the possibility of single points of failure, referring to connectivity devices high
in the series hierarchy. The distributed backbone must be designed to separate
network traffic circulating on each individual LAN from the backbone network traffic
by using access devices such as routers and bridges.
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PUBLIC ADDRESS SYSTEM
1. GENERAL
The scope of works is to provide the new metro terminal building with a Public Address & Voice
Evacuation System (PAVES).
The PA system for the proposed New Metro Building shall be of Microprocessor based fully
Digital Public Address sound management system with system objective to allow
announcement for the Metro details from more than one location having facility to play
music during idle time. Paging facility shall also be provided to facilitate staff call or car call
as the case may be.
The contractor must employ a specialist voice alarm subcontractor with adequate number of
manufacturer certified engineers & technicians for the supply, installation, configuration,
testing, commissioning & maintenance of an integrated high performance public address &
voice evacuation system equipped with features for the broadcast of live announcements,
pre-recorded messages, emergency evacuation messages & automated flight
announcements in the Metro terminal building. The system shall be equipped to broadcast
back ground music signals in certain areas of the Metro building such as Platform, Concourse,
refreshment area etc. as advised by the Engineering In- Charge. The system shall be designed
& configured to deliver high performance digital audio with high speech intelligibility in all
the areas of the Metro building.
The PAVES system shall be based on IP centric design with distributed architecture with no
single point of failure. The proposed system shall be capable of broadcast up to 50 digital
audio channels simultaneously without restrictions. The data communication between the
PAVES nodes shall be based on Ethernet data communication protocols. The enterprise wide
system integration of the PAVES equipment racks in various nodes/telecom rooms shall be
carried out via the V-LAN of the data communication network. Systems proposed with
dedicated fiber or copper cables for integration among the PAVES equipment racks are not
acceptable due to limited expansion & scalable features.
The function of the PAVE system at the Metro Building is to broadcast general
announcements to the travelling passengers in the public areas of the Building/Platform,
shopping areas, passenger arrival & departure area announcements automatically as well as
manually. In addition, the PAVE system shall be used for the broadcast of emergency
evacuations messages in all areas of the Metro building initiated via fire alarm system
interface.
The Fire Command Centre shall be equipped with GUI PC workstation for Terminal wide fire
Evacuation Message Broadcast. The Integrated PAVE system proposed shall be suitable for
Public Address & Voice Evacuation features with approval certifications from Local &
International Codes of Practice, i.e., AHJ/EN/BS/NFPA.
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The Proposed System shall be supplied with but not limited to DSP System Controllers, Digital
Audio Amplifiers, Input & Output Interface units, Digital message storage units, Digital Paging
Stations, PC Paging Call Stations, Firemen Paging Microphone, Ceiling & surface mounted
Loudspeakers, Steerable Active Column loudspeakers, Automated announcement system
etc. for a fully functional system as detailed & in full compliance with specifications. The PAVE
System nodes shall be interfaced with the Fire Alarm Control Panels at the Telecom Rooms
for automated Voice Evacuation in the event of Fire Alarm activation.
The proposed system shall be highly reliable with high performance in conformity with Mean
time between failure (MTBF) specified in this document. The proposed system must be
suitable for Middle East (ME) region climatic Conditions & have proven performance with
available references in Metro installations in Middle East (ME) Region & Globally.
The PAVES will include:

 A Central control system
 Preamplifiers and amplifiers
 Loudspeakers
 Fire rating speakers for adequate operation in case of fire.
 Microphones or announcement consoles with an associated control unit for selection of
individual zones or a combination of same.
 Microphones for ambient noise analysis and real –time feedback on the system, etc.
2. GENERAL PERFORMANCES
To achieve good intelligibility of the system, the PAVE System will be designed for an
average STI value of 0.6 according to standard IEC 60268-16. At no point will the STI
be inferior to 0.5.
Ambient noise measurement microphones will enable automatic volume control of
the system.
The PAS is required to cover all public areas of the buildings, including toilets, as well
as the terminal’s offices, in order to:
 Guide and inform passengers and other metro users,
 Be able to provide background music when no messages are broadcasted, in some pre-
selected zones.
 Note: The PAVE System will not cover other private areas such as technical areas, kitchen,
shop stock, etc…
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The messages/announcements are classified in the following categories, according to
a priority level:
 Level 1: Automatic safety calls,
 Level 2: Manual safety calls,
 Level 3: General information messages,

 Level 4: Localized messages (arrival/departure messages, boarding messages)
 Level 5: Restricted / private messages (in restricted areas)

 Level 6: Background music.
The terminal is divided in zones and it will be provided for the following
announcement consoles:
 Main announcement console (PA office, Security operator, kiosk information, others),
 Safety / security console,
 Gates console,
 Arrival & Departure console,
 Lounge console, etc.
The main announcement console and the safety/security console shall be able to
address any zone, a specific group of zones or all zones, according to the needs.
Gates microphones and helpdesk microphones shall be able to address to their own
zone.
Each announcement console will be equipped with one microphone.
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3. HARDWARE
TERMINAL BUILDINGS ARCHITECTURE
BMS interface
IT Backbone
Digital message
recorder Announcement
consoles and
microphones
Network
Maintenance PC
controller
Fire alarm
BUS
Network
Loudspeakers
Security console
Amplifiers
The central control system shall be microprocessor controlled, of modular design,

consisting of a 19” rack linked to an external PC (linked to the IT backbone). This
system will include the following modules:
 Power supply,
 CPU,
 Network controller
 Multiplexers,
 Interfaces with announcement consoles,
 Automatic volume control,

 Recording/playing of digitalized message.
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This central control system shall provide for the main functions of the system:
 Subdivision, selection and grouping of zones,
 Programming of chime, gong and priority levels,
 Surveillance of amplifiers and lines, volume adjustments, use of digitalized messages,

 Connection to BMS system (synthesis alarm).
The amplifiers will be standard 19” mounting units of modular construction with facilities
for cascade connection. Several standby amplifiers shall be provided in the main equipment
rack. Back up shall be performed automatically upon fault detection. They will have a
frequency response of 40Hz – 20kHz.
Each console will be equipped with a 180 – 15000Hz cardioid microphone on top of a
gooseneck with ancillary equipment when needed (push button, programmable chime
generator, zones selection, etc.).
Microphones will be electrodynamics microphone, especially designed for transmission
orders, with low degree of sensitivity to feedback. Microphones will be equipped with a
remote control push-button and a button for volume control.
Loudspeakers units will be of several types (adapted to their location and according to the
acoustic study):
 Ceiling mounted recessed loudspeakers with fire dome
 Unidirectional sound projector
 Active & Passive Line-array speakers
 Wall Mounted loudspeakers
 Cabinet loudspeakers
 Bi-directional Cabinet loudspeakers, etc.
 To ensure reliability of the system, failure of any amplifier will result in the automatic
substitution of a standby amplifier.
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ACCESS CONTROL SYSTEM
1. GENERAL DESIGN PERFORMANCES
To reach either security constraints or easy passage between two areas, the following basic principles
must be applied:
 Only authorized people are allowed to get into each restricted subdivision of the indoor
perimeter of the Metro building,
 Any violation on accesses will be recorded, and if necessary, accesses will be granted,
 Warning in case of violation on an access and automatic switching of relevant video camera
(Access Control linked to CCTV).
The means of access control are:
 Individual access cards. They must be "contact less" electronic cards,
 Contact free readers able to control access point according to the access cards rights,
 Local processing units able to manage several accesses in an autonomous way,
 Biometric log in terminal for logical security access control to staff workstations,
 A central management system, etc.

The means of alarm monitoring are:
 Different kinds of sensors (magnetic contacts, magnetic loops),
 Local processing units able to centralize the information from the sensors and to activate the
remote controls,
 The same central management system as for access control above offering the tremendous
advantages of an integrated safety system with programmable interactions between alarms,
access control and video-surveillance.
The system will meet the following performance requirements, but not limited to:
 Independent stand-alone control system,
 System network should remain operative at a degraded level,
 Response time of less than half a second (0.5 s) and updating of less than 5 seconds depending
on access layout,
 Readers of anti-sabotage type and unaffected by environmental conditions,
 Central system provided with special security equipment,
 Power source in emergency situations provide by airport emergency power source and/or
battery back-up,
 System provided with back-up power for fail-safe operation at all levels,
 System easy to operate and maintain.
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 Vital data will be secured.
The system will have an availability of 99.5% with the system running 24 hours/day and
7 days/week due to system redundancy.
3. TECHENOLOGY OF SYSTEM
• All HID make “ProxPoint” proximity card reader and “ProxCard II” Proximity Card (
Existing cards)
• All smart card technologies such as iClass-any format, HIDprox, Mifare, Desfire etc
• All standard 255 facility codes corresponding to HID prox and iClass.
• Support for various card technologies simultaneously. This feature would enable the
users to easily migrate from one card technology to another or different users to possess
different smart cards and utomatic detection of controller(s) on the network
• Synchronization option to update any new controller on the network with the current
system configuration defining of controller outputs
• Mapping of general purpose controller inputs to the controller output (required for CCTV
camera integration, fire integration, emergency exit integration)
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Physical and logical access zones on floor plans and facility drawings uploaded. The feature lets
security and access control administrators draw regular and irregular closed shapes on these
plans to demarcate an Access Zone (AZ) as seen on their interface.
Users to drag and drop control icons corresponding to Alarms, Inputs, Doors, Locks, Personnel
count corresponding to a logical access zone.
Users to see where exactly on a floor plan a security incident has occurred. For example, the door
would turn red from green when a door opens. In case the door has been held open for a time
longer than permitted (security incident), the alarm icon would change and blink and the screen
would beep to alert security personnel.
The alarm management is the most important functionality in the access control system as it
helps in ensuring that each alarm message arising either out of a security incident or hardware
malfunctioning is handled in a prescribed manner. Well configured & managed Alarm
Management system ensures risk mitigation and maintains the system efficacy.
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Peripheral equipment will be state-of-the-art equipment designed and produced by renowned
manufacturers.
Note: Doors equipment as break glass boxes, electric door releases, door switches will be supplied
by other sections (metal or wood joinery, glass partition, etc…

LIMIT OF SCOPE LOW

CURRENT


LEGEND :

1. Main leaf
2. Semi-fix leaf
3. Lock
4. Remote control lock  
5. Handle  
6. Leaf position contact
7. Espagnolette  
8. Badge and biometric reader
9. Contact box 

10. Push button
11. Hinges
12. Local processing unit
 
13. Cabling  LIMIT OF SCOPE ACCESS
LIMIT OF SCOPE
14. Power cabling (electrical supplier) GATE SUPPLIERS CONTROL
15. Low current cabling – to IT network
    
INSIDE
 
Diagram: Limited of scope between ACS and other sections
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Project Name: Dhaka Metro Project-Line 5

Contractor: Building Design Partnership

DDC: Egis India Consulting Engineers Pvt. Ltd.

Report Title : Design Basis Report – ELV System

DOCUMENT/DRAWING TECHNICAL VERIFICATION AND REVISION RECORD

Doc. No. BDP-MEP-ELV-00001-R0 Date & Revision 21.01.2021,R0

Rev. Date Description Prepared by Checked by Approved by

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CHAPTER-03 WLD SYSTEM

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CHAPTER-05 INTEGRATED BUILDING CONTROL SYSTEM

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CHAPTER-08 PUBLIC ADDRESS & VOICE EVACUATION SYSTEM

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CHAPTER-09 ACCESS CONTROL SYSTEM

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3. DESIGN STANDARDS, CODES AND REFERENCES

ITU-T International Telecommunication Union - Telecommunication Standardization Sector

Monitoring of gaseous suppression systems (Intergern system) provided in essential

The following FACP hardware shall be provided:

(i) Network Communication:

(ii) Network Synchronization of Notification Appliances

 NFPA 12A Halon 1301 Extinguishing Systems

(ii)The installer Standards:

(iii) Underwriters Laboratories (UL)

General: Components include battery, charger, and an automatic transfer switch.

 Addressable by Fire Alarm Control Panel (FACP)

9.2 Standards and Codes

 Capacity to annunciate 10,000 network points and/or point lists.

11. ADDRESSABLE LINE HEAT DETECTION (FIBER OPTIC- LHD CABLES)

12. FIRE MAN BOX

14. INTELLIGENT ADDRESSABLE PHOTO SENSOR

15. INTELLIGENT ADDRESSABLE DUCT SENSORS

17. RESPONSE INDICATORS

18. MANUAL CALL BOX

19. SOUNDER CUM STROBE

 Automatic Voice Evacuation Sequence:

 Speaker: Speaker notification appliances shall be listed to UL 1480 and FM

 The speaker shall operate on a standard 25VRMS or 70.7VRMS NAC using

 Constant Supervision of Non-Alarm Audio Functions

20. INTELLIGENT ADDRESSABLE CIRCUIT INTERFACE MODULES

Type 1: Monitor Circuit Interface Module:

Type 2: Line Powered Monitor Circuit Interface Module

Type 3: Single Address Multi-Point Interface Modules

Type 4: Line Powered Control Circuit Interface Module

Type 5: Line Powered Control Circuit Isolator Module

22. CABLING & WIRING SYSTEMS

The front cover includes:

• 5 LEDs: Fire, Pre-Alarm/Alert, Fault, OK, Reset/Isolate

• Reset/Isolate Push Button (press to reset, press and hold to isolate)

The VLS detector can be fitted with a programmable 7 or 12 relay Termination

Tested to: -10°C to 55°C (14°F to 131°F)

Detector Ambient: 0°C to 39°C (32° to 103°F) (Recommended)

Sampled Air: -20° to 60°C (-4° to 140°F)

Humidity: 10% to 95% RH, non-condensing

10. STORAGE CONDITION. (Non-Operational)

Battery life: Up to 2 years

Humidity: Dry (<95%)

Temperature: 0° to 85° C (32° to 185°F)