March 4, 2013 - Cabarrus County

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labeled with circuit number and function. These labels shall match the “as built” wiring schematic included with the vehicle(s) at time of delivery. It is preferred that this panel be mounted on or near the bulkhead of the patient compartment. It must have a closed, locking, well ventilated cabinet. Electrical cabinets which are accessed through exterior ambulance doors are not acceptable due to the possibility of the introduction of dirt, moisture, or other undesirable and potentially damaging agents. All circuit breakers, relays, flashers and diodes shall be mounted on this panel and be easily accessible. Does your bid comply? Yes __X__ No_____ Wiring Criteria (2) Adjacent to the main power distribution board there shall be the electronic control module. This module shall include four (4) etched trace "printed" circuits connected to the total electrical system by three (3) computer type cables. This module shall direct low voltage switch commands from the front and rear control panels to the relays on the main power distribution board. This module shall include a five-minute delay timer circuit for patient compartment dome lights to function as checkout lights. Opening the rear or curbside doors with the battery switch off shall activate this circuit. After five minutes the circuit shall automatically turn off the dome lights. Cycling the left dome circuit switch will reactivate the circuit. This module shall be capable of an upgrade to include, if specified, an automatic sequencer circuit for emergency lighting and/or a load manager circuit to automatically "unload" non-critical lighting in the event of battery or charging system problems. There shall be spare jumper cards supplied with the vehicle for the logic board; one (1) each for the fiveminute timer circuit and the sequencer/load manager circuits, if specified. A six-inch service loop of wire or harness shall be provided at all electrical components, terminals, and connection points. Circuit breakers shall be of the automatic reset type and designed specifically for each circuit. One spare 15-ampere circuit breaker shall be provided for future use. All connections and terminals provided shall comply with SAE J163, or J561 or J928 as applicable. The main wiring harness for the module body shall be installed down the center of the patient compartment ceiling. Each electrical circuit shall branch from the master harness as needed. There shall be no splices in this harness. Each circuit wire shall run from the distribution panel to the fixture without a break or connection. An access panel shall run the entire length of the center of the ceiling to simplify access to the "master" wiring harness. A padded upholstery type material to prevent head injuries shall cover the access panel. This panel shall be fastened to the ceiling with collared trim screws. Wiring runs accessed by removing interior cabinets or portions thereof are not acceptable to the Purchaser. 30 Attachment number 1 4-4 Page 64
Does your bid comply? Yes __X__ No_____ Internal 12 Volt DC Power The patient compartment shall be furnished with a 12 Volt DC 20 ampere capacity, separately protected circuit, with two (2) power outlet receptacles, battery hot at all times. (1) Outlet shall be located in the action wall area and (1) in the Advanced Life Support cabinet (Upper section). The outlets shall have top hinged covers and be labeled “12V”. Does your bid comply? Yes __X__ No_____ 115 Volt AC Utility Power The vehicle shall be furnished with a 2-wire plus ground 115-volt AC wiring system that is separate and distinct from the vehicle's 12-volt DC wiring system. The 115-volt AC electrical system, including wiring and associated equipment, shall comply with Article 551 of the National Electrical Code and with AMD Standard 009. This system is to be used while the vehicle is on standby for powering maintenance devices, medical equipment, battery chargers, and for any other device(s) deemed necessary by the Purchaser. The 115-volt system shall incorporate a 15-ampere ground fault interrupter (GFI) device. Does your bid comply? Yes __X__ No_____ 115 Volt Outlets and Inverter Wiring The ambulance shall have a minimum 1200 watt pure sine wave power inverter with 55 amp battery charger installed. The wiring shall include three (3) duplex-grounded, lighted, hospital grade outlets; one (1) in the action wall area, one (1) in the monitor area and one (1) in the Advanced Life Support cabinet. Either the inverter or the shoreline, with an automatic transfer switch to prevent power interruptions, will power these outlets. The interior outlets shall illuminated indicating power at the outlet. This wiring shall comply with AMD Standard 009. Does your bid comply? Yes __X__ No_____ Shoreline and Accessory Equipment A shoreline inlet shall be installed on the vehicle street side exterior ahead of the oxygen compartment door. This inlet wiring shall connect to the 115-volt AC outlets in the patient compartment. This inlet shall be rated at 115-volt AC, 30 amperes, Hubbell twist lock, and be permanently marked as such. This receptacle shall be 31 Attachment number 1 4-4 Page 65
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CABARRUS COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSION
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ATTACHMENTS QSCB Project Status Rep
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2012 - 2013 Renewal Estimate Mark I
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