Community College of Allegheny County OCS Security Camera System Pittsburgh, PA
2. Jacks: PAIGE DATACOM SOLUTIONS Jacks Cat 6A (568B) (Blue for Data and White for Voice). Jacks at faceplates to match cable color (Blue for data; white for voice and black for cameras). 3. Patch Panels: PAIGE DATACOM SOLUTIONS Cat 6A. 4. Faceplates: PAIGE DATACOM SOLUTIONS 6A Port (IFP - color and port count to be verified). 5. Racks: Hubbell NextFrame Rack w/6” Z Channels Vertical Managers (CS1976). 6. Horizontal Cable Manager: Hubbell HC219CE6N. 7. Modular Patch Cords: PAIGE DATACOM SOLUTIONS Cat 6A (Blue data; White for voice; BLACK FOR SECURITY).
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FIRE STOPPING
A. New and existing raceways, cable trays, and cables for power, data, and communications systems penetrating non-rated and fire-rated floors, walls, and other partitions of building construction shall be fire stopped where they penetrate new or existing building construction. All penetrations from abandoned cabling and new cabling shall be fire stopped. This includes drywall penetrations to fishable walls. B. All fire stops shall be installed in accordance with the manufacturer's instructions in order to maintain the specific rating assigned by the independent testing laboratory. C. Existing raceways, cable trays, conduits, sleeves, and cabling that penetrate existing building construction shall be fire stopped to the extent necessary to fill cavities that may exist between existing building construction and existing communications penetrations or existing conduit sleeve, and between existing conduits and existing conduit sleeve. D. If in the process of construction, it is necessary to cut through a smoke barrier, CCAC facilities personnel shall be notified, and the passage shall be sealed according to local fire codes.
2.4
COMMUNICATIONS EQUIPMENT ROOMS
A. Patch Panels - The patch panels in the TRs shall be marked and labeled by the Contractor so that each voice and data cable can be associated with a specific RJ- 45 at a specific workstation. Hand written labels are unacceptable. B. Rooms will require ¾ inch plywood sheets placed on the walls for mounting equipment. Cable tray will be installed in the rooms to allow access from the backboards to the 4-inch sleeves and the cable tray, which leaves the room. C. Tie Wraps 1. Cable ties used to bundle cables should be applied loosely to allow the cable tie to slide around the cable bundle. The cable ties should not be cinched so tightly as to deform the cable sheath. Cable placement should not deform the cable sheath. Only Velcro tie wraps are acceptable. All Velcro tie wraps used outside of the Telecommunications Rooms shall be plenum rated.
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