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Fairmont Hotels & Resorts · Design Standards SERVICES AND SYSTEMS Telephone Systems (continued) Similar equipment manufacturers by other telephone systems manufacturers are acceptable, subject to approval by Fairmont Hotels and Resorts. Air-conditioning provided for the telephone switch and associated equipment must be a stand alone system capable of handling 16,000 BTU’s/hour and must be on emergency power There should be at least two risers enclosed in risers serving the guest levels, or if construction dictates, risers between each vertical line of rooms. In some cases separate risers may be necessary for elevator and service lobby telephones as well as upper floor function areas. One intermediate distribution frame is required on each hotel floor for each riser. A conduit is to be run down the guest corridor from the intermediate distribution frame and stubbed into each room. Refer to the Data Cabling Specifications for details. Voice Mail Provides guest and administrative voice main; interface to telephone switch, property management system for message notification. For Nortel supplied systems, Meridian Mail is the standard. Call Accounting Provides costing of all calls made by telephones on the property, interfaces to the telephone switch and property management system (to post guest charges to accounts). The standard is XETA. Long Distance Carriers Fairmont Hotels and Resorts competitively bids direct dial services where markets permits. Operator services are evaluated on a country by country basis. Our current North American suppliers are: Direct Dial Service US: Direct Dial Service, Western Canada: Direct Dial Service, Eastern Canada: Operator Services: Sprint Telus Bell Canopco Standard Guestrooms are to have the following features: a) Bedroom at the night table a Cordless Teledex CL2210 (2-line) or CL1210 (single line) phone. These phones have Securechek technology which stops cross billing between rooms, which is experienced with lesser models in large installations. This is a true hospitality cordless set with Message Waiting l<strong>amp</strong> and speaker phone, 10 speed dial buttons, and full faceplate. See http://www.teledex.com/telephones/cordless/index.html Simplex telephone jacks with RJ-11C termination at the bed REV. MARCH 2006 206 © 2002, Fairmont Hotels and Resorts. All Rights Reserved.
Fairmont Hotels & Resorts · Design Standards SERVICES AND SYSTEMS Telephone Systems (continued) b) At the desk a Teledex Opal Series 2011S (2 line) or 1010S (single line). Features full faceplate, speakerphone, speed dial buttons, hold, and volume control. See http://www.teledex.com/telephones/opal/index.html Jacks, comprising one RJ-11C and one RJ–45 terminations (one for a two line telephone, one for data) is to be installed at the desk Wiring to be 1 x 4 pair enhanced category 5 serving the onejack and 1 x 4 pair category 5 data grade servicing the other jack c) In the bathroom a Teledex Trimline I or II, small mountable phone with buttons on the handset only. See http://www.teledex.com/telephones/trimline/index.html Simplex wall mounted telephone jack with RJ-11C termination in the WC (telephone is not to be mounted directly on wall) One, Two, and Three Bedroom Suites are to have the following features: a) Living room phone has same extensions as master bedroom. b) All bathrooms have bridged first extension off related bedroom. c) Pantry phone and maid’s closet phones have separate extensions from suite main number. Boardrooms Provide multi-line digital speaker telephone,the Northern Telecom 2616. Provide fourplex outlet in boardroom with one voice RJ-11C (digital), one fax/modem (analog) RJ-11C and two data RJ-45 jacks. Back-of-the-House Areas Within the Administration and Accounting areas of the hotel, data grade cable should run from the localized intermediate distribution frame from each position, either to a concentrator/hub located at the intermediate distribution frame or home directly back to the computer room without intermediate splices or cross-connects. Back of house offices and secretarial and front desk positions to be provided with the following: a) A quad jack, comprising RJ-11C and two RJ-45 terminations b) Wiring to be 1 x 4 pair category 5 serving the upper jacks and 2 x 4 pair category 5 data grade servicing the lower jacks. Multi-button, digital display phones are to be provided to the following locations. Positions identified with an asterisk shall be hands-free speaker phones, all guest contact positions (i.e. housekeeping, accounting, room service) shall have guest name recognition capability: REV. MARCH 2006 207 © 2002, Fairmont Hotels and Resorts. All Rights Reserved.
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