March 4, 2013 - Cabarrus County
March 4, 2013 - Cabarrus County
March 4, 2013 - Cabarrus County
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Each compartment and module entry door shall have a Whelen OS Series amber flashing light located on the<br />
outer edge of the door approximately half way from the top and bottom. Each light shall flash whenever that<br />
door is opened.<br />
Does your bid comply?<br />
Yes __X__ No_____<br />
Tail Lights<br />
The taillights on this unit will be Federal Signal QL64Z-BTT LED brake/tail, Federal Signal QL64Z-BACKUP LED,<br />
and Federal Signal QL64Z-ARROW amber arrow LED lights. The brake/trail and reverse lights shall be in the<br />
rear kick plate and the turn arrow shall be up on the rear of the box above the kick plate approximately 6 to 8<br />
inches.<br />
Does your bid comply?<br />
Yes __X__ No_____<br />
Hardware, Construction, Switching Arrangements<br />
The emergency lighting system shall be comprised of components and devices that comply with the general<br />
requirements and tests of SAE J575g, J576d and J551. Warning lights shall be firmly fastened to reinforced<br />
body surfaces and all mounting holes into aluminum shall have nylon inserts to prevent screws from<br />
contacting the aluminum skin in order to eliminate potential corrosion. All connectors and wiring shall be<br />
rated to carry a minimum of 125% of their maximum ampere load.<br />
All emergency light switches shall be labeled as specified in KKK-A-1822, and the PRIMARY/SECONDARY mode<br />
switch shall have an indicator light to show the driver when primary mode is activated. All warning light<br />
control switches shall be located in the driver's control console. The emergency light switches shall be wired<br />
and arranged to provide the warning light signal modes and combinations as specified in KKK-A-1822F.<br />
Does your bid comply?<br />
Yes __X__ No_____<br />
Scene and Loading Lights<br />
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Attachment number 1<br />
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