MS For The Access Control System Installation and Termination

CLIENT PROJECT SUPERVISION MAIN CONTRACTOR ELV CONTRACTOR
MANAGER CONSULTANT
STATEMENT / SUBMITTAL REF SPML/QAH/QA/QC/MEP/EL/MES/0019

DATE 05-18-2021
PROJECT: - QARYAT AL HIDD DEVELOPMENT

METHOD STATEMENT FOR INSTALLATION & TESTING OF ACS SYSTEM
DOCUMENT NO: QAH-SPL-MES-EL-C00-00096 Rev. No: 00
PROJECT
QARYAT AL HIDD DEVELOPMENT
METHOD STATEMENT FOR INSTALLATION &

TESTING OF ACCESS CONTROL SYSTEM
Issued for
Approval
QA/QC
PE (PACC) PE (SPMEP) Project Manager
00 07.29.2021 Engineer
Abdul Wajith Lalu Mathilenchery Haris Shakeel
Rev Date Prepared by Checked By Reviewed By Approved By
Shapoorji Pallonji Mideast LLC – MEP Division
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CONTENTS
1 SCOPE 3
2 PURPOSE 3
3 DEFINITIONS & ABBREVIATIONS 3
4 REFERENCES 4
5 RESPONSIBILITIES 4
6 TOOLS & EQUIPMENTS 5
7 INSTALLATION & TESTING PROCEDURE 6
8 HSE REQUIREMENTS & INFORMATIONS 26
9 ATTACHMENTS 28
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1. SCOPE
The Purpose of this method statement is to describe the methodology for installation &
Testing of Access control system.
To ensure that all the concerned persons are familiarized with the sequence of activities,
utilizations of resources, documents & drawings involved, maintaining & recording
documents, data to meet the project specification and contractual obligations.
2. PURPOSE
The purpose of this method statement is to define stepwise procedure for installation &
Testing of ACS system in conjunction with the applicable project specifications, approved
shop drawings, applicable manufacturer’s recommendations, standard construction
practices and relevant approved material submittal.
3. DEFINITIONS & ABBREVIATIONS
 Client : Saadiyat Investment & Development Company

 Main Contractor : Shapoorji Pallonji Mideast (LLC)
 Consultant : KHATIB & ALAMI
 ITR : Inspection and Testing Report
 MIR : Material Inspection Request
 MES : Method Statement
 ITP : Inspection and Test Plan
 CL : Check List
 ITR : Inspection & Test Request
 SHD : Shop drawing
 RA : Risk Assessment
 HSE : Health, Safety & Environmental.
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 EL : Electrical
 ACS : Access control system
 CR : Card Reader
 PB / REX : Push Button
 ML : Magnetic lock
 DC : Door Contact
 SSD : Single Shutter Door
 DSD : Double Shutter Door
4. REFERENCES
 Approved shop drawings

 Approved Material Submittals
 Project Specifications (26 00 25 R1)
 Project Quality, Health, Safety & Environmental Plan
 Codes & Standards referred in the Contract Documents
 Inspection and Test Plan
 Check List
 Risk Assessment
5. RESPONSIBILITIES
5.1 Project Manager – Overall responsibility of the Project execution, quality and safety. Identify
and organize the resources required to carry out the work in accordance with approved
construction program and specifications.
5.2 Project Engineer – Responsible for the drawings and submissions approvals and allocation
of resources to execute the work at site for the site engineer. He should make sure the quality
of materials conforms to the required standards and meets consultant requirements. He
should clear all the technical queries and problems at site rising by site engineer coordinating
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with main contractor. Establish and implement proper productivity monitoring system to ensure
savings on labor cost and on time completion of project. Project Engineer will report to the
Project Manager.
5.3 Site Engineer - Responsible for the day-to-day job execution on site and allocation of
resources to work areas on site. Site Engineer will report to Project Engineer. Ensure that work
executed in accordance with approved specifications, agreed procedures and method
statement. Monitoring of all subcontractor’s work closely to ensure the quality and completion
on time. Initiate inspections for installations in coordination with QA/QC Engineer. He should
ensure and will have overall responsibility for Quality, Health and Safety at site.
5.4 Supervisor / Foreman – Responsible for the day to day job on site which includes
supervising skilled / semiskilled operatives, or any other staff assigned to do this work. He will
be responsible for safety of their operatives and quality of works.
5.5 QA/QC Engineer – Overseeing all the quality requirements and quality control measures for
the project in coordination with Project Manager /PE/ Site Engineer.
5.6 HSE Officer – Will be responsible for health and safety aspects on site as per Main
Contractor’s and Local Safety Regulations.
6. TOOLS & EQUIPMENTS
 Cat6, Cat6A, C1017 & C4040 cable

 Patch panels, keystone & RJ45
 Enclosure
 Labeling Machine
 Portable Hand Tools and drilling machine
 Electrical tool kit
 Spirit level
 Crimping Tool
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 Step ladder
 Aluminum Scaffolding
7. INSTALLATION & TESTING PROCEDURE
7.1 GENERAL
7.1.1 This method statement shall be read in conjunction with the documents listed above in
Section 4, where applicable.
7.1.2 On receipt of the material at site, PACC / Project Engineer & QAQC Engineer shall inspect
the material in accordance with Approved Material Submission, specification and Delivery
Note and recorded in the MIR form and offered for consultant approval as required.
7.1.3 Any non-conforming materials must be labelled by storekeeper and returned to quarantine
area in accordance with procedure.
7.1.4 Once completing the material inspection with consultant, materials shall be stored
accordingly for easy retrieval.
7.1.5 Manufacturer’s instructions for storage shall be followed as applicable.
7.1.6 Materials shall be protected from dust & debris and properly stored & covered.
7.2 PRE-INSTALLATION CHECK
7.2.1 The materials received at site shall be verified as per the approved Material Submittal,
inspected, and stored in the designated area.
7.2.2 Ensure the approved drawings / Co-ordination drawings / documents are available at site.
7.2.3 Ensure that all the materials are inspected upon the delivery to the site by project
engineer / Quality engineer.
7.2.4 Check whether the area is clear / civil clearance available for installation.
7.2.5 Ensure the proper handling equipment / Tools are available at site to proceed for
installation.
7.2.6 Checks the PPE, accessibility to the site or extra safety required and inform the safety in
charge for further procedures.
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7.2.7 The QA/QC inspector will make prior inspection to ensure the compliance of the work as
per the project requirements.
7.3 CABLING & TERMINATION

- Installer must recognize the basic needs before proceeding with any installations of
electronic access control system.
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- Horizontal and vertical cabling detail should be as per approved installation

detail/schematic drawings
- Cable must be installed within a controlled area and to be concealed.
- If cables are exposed to possible mechanical damage or tampering or visible in public
areas, they should be protected by trunking or armor.
- Check release signal of an access point and if it exceeds the controlled area, use metal
conduit or containment to amend it.
- The system must support all interconnecting wiring.
- Installation must conform to good working practice.
- Cable joints must be made appropriately i.e. wrapped, soldered, crimped, etc.
- Not to run low voltage and signal cables near mains or other transient carrying cables.
- Low voltage cables from mains and standby power supplies to remote equipment are to be
of sufficient size to permit sufficient operation of the equipment at the end of any proposed
length of cable run.
There are some circumstances where overhead cabling is required. The following
guidelines must follow when you install an overhead cabling:
- Cables are to follow contours
- Cables should not run closer than 10.5cm to any fixing points such as the corner of a
ceiling to a wall.
- Cables are to be sited away from door frame uprights
- All wiring should travel in straight lines
- Never run cables diagonally across walls
- Apply containments to cable of they are likely to suffer damage.
- Do not use jacketless cables.
- Do not pass cables close to steam or hot water pipes
- Data and communication/signalling cables should be kept isolated from mains cabling and
heavy current apparatus and wiring and only cross it at right angles
- All the cable termination end should be with using ferrules/legs (direct cable
twisting is not allowed)
7.4 ACS Installation
- Prepare all the materials, equipment and tools that will be essential during execution.
- Drawings for installation shall be approved and shall be coordinate with other services.
- Room clearance and proper access shall be provided as per approved program.
- Prior to installation the area where the ACS is to be installed shall be inspected to ensure
architectural works and finishing are complete and area is free from dust.
- Site Engineer/Supervisor to ensure that he has acquired all the approved shop/schematic
drawings prior installation.
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2.1. Installation of Card Reader
• Exact location of the card reader shall be as per approved Access Control System
Device Layout plan.
• Installation height for the card reader on the wall should be as per approved installation
detail drawing
• Remove mounting plate from the Card reader and fix into concealed back box using
screw proper hardware.
• Pull out the field wiring from back box through card reader mounting plate hole
• For termination, stripe the cable with wire stripper then twist the cable and screw it into
the card reader terminal strip as per typical wiring detail diagram.
• Push back all the excess cables into the concealed back box and fix the card reader in
the mounting plate.
2.2. Installation of Request to Exit Button
• The Request to Exit Button (REX) shall be installed on the secure side of the door.
• The Final location of the RTE shall be as per the approved Access control system
layout drawing.
• The Final mounting height of the REX should be as per approved installation detail
drawing.
• Pull-out the cable from the 3X3 back box installed embedded on the wall. Terminate
the appropriate cable on the REX and mount the each on the 3X3 backbox.
• Ensure that all nuts, bolts and fixings are secure.
• All the labelling of devices and cables shall be in accordance with the approved Access
control layout drawing.
2.3. Installation of Door Contacts

• Doors are monitored by door contacts used different types for timber, metal, and glass
doors.
• The cabled part for door contact will be installed on the door frame and the moving part
of the door contact on the door shutter.
• The Final location and mounting distance from the door frame and door type will be as
per the approved typical installation drawings.
• All the labelling of devices and cables shall be accordance with the access control
layout drawing.
2.4. Installation of Electromagnetic Lock

• All the electromagnetic locks shall be on the secure side of the door.
• The final accessories i.e. Electromagnetic lock, drop bolt, door contacts and brackets
locations and mounting distance from the door frame and door type as per the
approved door installation drawings.
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• All the labelling of devices and cables shall be accordance with the access control
layout drawing.
• Inspect the frame header to determine if mounting accessories are required.
• Fold template as indicated on dotted line. For single doors locate template against the
door and header on the lock jamb side of the frame.
• Mark and drill holes as indicated by the template.
• Mount armature to door.
• Install mounting plate to header with the interlock detail away from the door side of the
stop. Loosely fasten screws through adjustment slot as shown. Assure that the
mounting plate and armature line up properly, then tighten down all mounting screws.
• Holding the magnet housing at each end, engage the entire length of the interlock
detail, by pushing towards the door. Tap with a soft hammer to ensure proper
alignment and engagement.
2.5. Installation of Electromagnetic Lock ZL Bracket

• The Assemble the armature per the Maglock instructions and secure to the Z Bracket
using the shoulder screw.
• You will need 2 or 3 spring washers to secure the armature. The armature should be
tight but when one side is pushed, it should move and be able to contact the Z-Bracket.
• Adjust the Z-Brackets to be square and lightly secure the 1/4-20 hex head screws and
nuts to keep the two halves of the Z-Bracket sliding freely.
• With the door fully closed, locate the Z-Bracket assembly flush with the top of the door
and mark the two-hole locations. Check for interferences and relocate if necessary.
• For Metal Doors: Locate the marked holes. Centre punch and drill two 3/8” holes
through the door. Enlarge the holes from the outside face to 1/2”. For Wood Doors: Drill
two 1/2” holes through door.
• Insert Sex Bolt from the outside door face.
• Fasten the Z-Bracket to the door using two 5/16-18 socket button head screws & lock
washers to the sex bolt with a 1/4” hex wrench.
• Locate the mounting plate to the z holes in the angle bracket and secure with four
button head screws furnished with MM15 hardware pack.
• Place a 1/4” spacer on the Z-Bracket and then place the electromagnetic lock on top of
that with the armature.
• Place the angle bracket assembly on electromagnetic lock.
• Locate the angle bracket to the header. The bottom edge of the electromagnetic lock
should be aligned with the bottom edge of the header. Mark position of angle bracket
on header.
• Relocate the angle bracket on the header and mark the four-hole locations on the wall.
Drill four 3/8” holes and install four 1/4-20 blind nuts.
• Secure the angle bracket to the header.
2.6. Installation of ACS controller

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7.5.4. Outdoor IP Camera (Ceiling Mount)

 Select a location to install the camera and prepare the ceiling tile by marking the
holes of the camera/brackets with the contractor
 When using camera ceiling adapter:
o Be sure to secure the safety wire to avoid a product fall.
o Place the template on the ceiling board and drill a guided hole.
o To connect to the camera, insert the external cable through the side hole
on the housing to the inside of the housing.
o Push the housing inside the ceiling through the ceiling hole and tighten
the screws (x2) clockwise to fix the housing on the ceiling.
o Combine the dome camera and the bracket using two screws.
o Insert the bracket where the camera is mounted into the housing and fix
it by turning it in the lock direction.
o Check camera view with a CCTV tester to adjust the lens in a desired
direction as per ADMCC requirements.
o Attach the cover to the housing.
o When mounting camera directly on ceiling board:
o Attach the template that comes with the camera to the ceiling and then
make holes according to the diameter hole.
o Drop down the camera cable through the hole.
o Drill Holes for fixing the screw to secure the camera.
o Remove the camera lower dome cover by turning the cover
counterclockwise.
o Plug the cat6 or cat6a cable into the RJ-45 network port on the side of
the camera.
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7.5.5. Outdoor IP Camera (Pole Mount)
 Make sure that the installation place (Foundation) can endure at least 4 times of
the total weight of the corner/pole mount adaptor, wall mount adaptor, hanging
mount adaptor, and camera.
 Mount the junction box onto the pole mount bracket and tightly fasten the
screws.
 Feed the camera cables through the upper plate of the junction box. Then
attach the camera to the upper plate with the screw the supplied screws.
 Use the provided bolts, spring washers and plain washers to mount the wall
mount adaptor onto the product.
 Check camera view with a CCTV tester to adjust the lens in a desired direction
as per ADMCC requirements.
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7.6 Camera Testing
a. Confirm All the Camera Cables are terminated.

b. All the Network switches and PoE long range Switches should be powered ON.
c. As per the ADMCC regulation
 Identification cameras at all Entry/Exit Should be arranged to not be less than
250PPM in perfect light condition, and not be less than 500PPM in Bad light condition the frame
rate shall not be less than 12 frames per second.
 Recognition at All main lobby, corridor, staircases Should be arranged to
not less than 100PPM with 12FPS
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 Detection cameras at Outdoor and parking should be arranged not less

than 20PPM with 12FPS
 Vehicle view camera at all Vehicle entry points should be arranged not
less than 250PPM with 12FPS.
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d. Assign the IP address to all the cameras as per approved IP Schema.

e. All the cameras are properly focused through Automatic motorized and aligned manually to the proper view as per
approved drawing FOV.
f. We will prepare the complete camera list sheet for each building with all the details like below
Camera Camera Camera IP MAC

FOV Level LOCATION NVR/SERVER
Number Model Type ADDRESS ADDRESS

7.7. CCTV Equipment Room Installation details

 Control equipment shall be selected so that the system is able to meet the
operational requirement.
 The following shall be taken into consideration when siting control equipment:
a) Ventilation
b) Access for maintenance
c) User access for archiving etc.
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d) Physical security and supervision

7.7.1. Network Video Recorder Configuration
o Create Username and Password
o Set Date and Time, Time Zone
o Initialize hard Disk
o Add Camera
o Assign Recording type
o Assign Frame Rate
o Assign Video Compression
o Set Bandwidth
o Create Backup
o Video Playback
7.7.2. Network Switch Installation and Configuration
o Network Switch Assembly
o Network Switch Installation
o Connect Console cable
o Create Username and Password
o Date and Time configuration
o Create Management IP Address
o Enabling Telnet
o Creating VLAN
o Port Security, Poe enabling and Power Budget
o Create Access List
o Routing configuration
o Multicast Enabling
7.7.3. Server Installation and Configuration
o Power Cable Termination
o Video cable Termination
o Network cable Termination
o Mouse and Keyboard Connection Operating
o System Installation Bios Setup
o Date and Time Setup
o Hard Disk configures
o Software Installation
o Trouble Shooting
7.7.4. UPS Installation
o UPS Installation
o Battery and Ups Interconnection
o UPS Configuration
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o Input and Output Voltage Selection

o Frequency Selection
o Parameters Checking
o Safety Site Tidiness
7.7.5 Installation of Monitor
o Monitors should be sited so that their screens are shielded from
bright lighting and so that windows or other brightly lit objects are not
reflected from the face of the monitor tube.
o Monitors shall be installed on the wall with proper mounting brackets.
o Multiple monitors shall be mounted so that adequate ventilation is
available to avoid the possibility of overheating.
o Contrast, brightness and, if applicable, colour controls shall be
readily accessible, and provision shall be made for the removal of
dust attracted to the face of the picture tube.
o CCTV monitor so that the edge of the raster scan can be clearly seen at the
top, bottom, left and right of the screen. If the monitor does not have under
scan, then it will need to be modified by a qualified technician.
o Ensure that the full centre circle is visible and that the edges of the test
chart coincide with the edge of the raster image on the monitor.
o There shall be minimal change in picture size with change in
brightness and highlights in the picture shall not cause de-
focussing.
o For other display device, testing may follow the manufacturer’s instruction.
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8.0 HSE REQUIREMENTS AND INFORMATIONS
8.1 SAFE WORK & ENVIRONMENT

8.1.1 All personnel involved with the project shall be inducted on the safety and health issues.
8.1.2 Access of personnel will be kept to the Minimum
8.1.3 Due to site vehicle movement, workplaces shall be properly barricaded in accordance with
contractor’s HSE procedures and standards – hoarding fence installation, gate
installation. appropriate safety signboards, barriers and lighting shall be in place and
other safeguards shall be provided as required by the nature of and location of the works.
All operations shall be carried out in accordance with the safety requirements.
8.1.4 All manual work will have to be done using protection gloves.
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8.1.5 Competent supervisor to be present at all times during work.

8.1.6 Workplaces to be signalized and protected from other works occurring at the vicinity.
8.1.7 Use appropriate Personal Protective Equipment i.e.:
 Hardhat.
 Safety boots.
 Overalls/ shirt and pants.
 High visibility vests.
 Eye protection as and when required.
 Ear protection as and when required.
 Dust masks as and when required.
8.2 HOUSE KEEPING

8.2.1 There shall be unobstructed access at all times to such areas as electrical panels, safety
disconnect switches, fire extinguishers, emergency exits, etc. by main contractor.
8.2.2 Containers shall be provided for the collection and separation of waste, trash, oily and
used rags, and other refuse. Containers used for garbage and other oily, flammable, or
hazardous wastes, such as caustics, acids, harmful dusts, etc. shall be equipped with
covers, and shall be provided by main contractor.
8.2.3 Tools and loose materials that create a hazard will be removed from all areas.
8.2.4 Cables, cords, wires, and electrical cables shall be kept in an elevated position to prevent
damage by activities or equipment and to eliminate potential hazards to personnel.
8.2.5 Material shall be stacked in a secured manner to prevent toppling or spillage.
8.2.6 Combustible scrap and debris will be removed at regular intervals during the course of the
work shift. A safe means shall be provided to facilitate such movement.
8.2.7 Appropriate firefighting equipment shall be available and readily accessible for the specific
type of fire hazard present.
8.2.8 Construction waste and debris will be removed as they are created at the same time of
the activity. No-one will be allowed to delay housekeeping to any later stage ever.
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9.0 ATTACHMENTS
9.1 Inspection Test Plan ITP : SPML/QAH/QAQC/EL/ITP/00096. R00

9.2 Check list Ref : SPML/QAH/F/CL/00096. R00
9.3 Risk Assessment Ref : SPML/HSE/QAH/HIRA/MEP/EL/00096, R00
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CLIENT PROJECT SUPERVISION MAIN CONTRACTOR ELV CONTRACTOR

STATEMENT / SUBMITTAL REF SPML/QAH/QA/QC/MEP/EL/MES/0019

PROJECT: - QARYAT AL HIDD DEVELOPMENT

METHOD STATEMENT FOR INSTALLATION &

Shapoorji Pallonji Mideast LLC – MEP Division

STATEMENT / SUBMITTAL REF SPML/QAH/QA/QC/MEP/EL/MES/0019

PROJECT: - QARYAT AL HIDD DEVELOPMENT

3 DEFINITIONS & ABBREVIATIONS 3

6 TOOLS & EQUIPMENTS 5

7 INSTALLATION & TESTING PROCEDURE 6

8 HSE REQUIREMENTS & INFORMATIONS 26

STATEMENT / SUBMITTAL REF SPML/QAH/QA/QC/MEP/EL/MES/0019

PROJECT: - QARYAT AL HIDD DEVELOPMENT

3. DEFINITIONS & ABBREVIATIONS

 Client : Saadiyat Investment & Development Company

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PROJECT: - QARYAT AL HIDD DEVELOPMENT

 Approved shop drawings

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6. TOOLS & EQUIPMENTS

 Cat6, Cat6A, C1017 & C4040 cable

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7. INSTALLATION & TESTING PROCEDURE

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7.3 CABLING & TERMINATION

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- Horizontal and vertical cabling detail should be as per approved installation

7.4 ACS Installation

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2.1. Installation of Card Reader

2.2. Installation of Request to Exit Button

2.3. Installation of Door Contacts

2.4. Installation of Electromagnetic Lock

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2.5. Installation of Electromagnetic Lock ZL Bracket

2.6. Installation of ACS controller

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7.5.4. Outdoor IP Camera (Ceiling Mount)

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7.5.5. Outdoor IP Camera (Pole Mount)

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7.6 Camera Testing

a. Confirm All the Camera Cables are terminated.

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 Detection cameras at Outdoor and parking should be arranged not less

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d. Assign the IP address to all the cameras as per approved IP Schema.

Camera Camera Camera IP MAC

7.7. CCTV Equipment Room Installation details

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d) Physical security and supervision