FAIRMONT HOTELS & RESORTS -DESIGN STANDARDS

Fairmont Hotels & Resorts · Design Standards
SERVICES AND SYSTEMS
Intermediate Distribution Frame (IDF) continued
more practical, or the 90 m distance limitation from wall jack to hub in computer
room will be exceeded, the cabling may be routed to an mF serving those
administration locations. There must be sufficient space and electricity to power
data concentrators/hubs in each location where the patch panels are located. (See
section 7.2 & 7.3)
Data intermediate distribution frames will be linked to the hotel computer room
using either Fiber optic cables. (See section 7.1 & 7.5).
6.6. Network Equipment
All network connectivity will be achieved by using Cisco 10/100 switching products.
Equipment specifications and Pricing shall go through the Technology Services to utilize
Fairmont Hotels & Resorts special pricing with Cisco Systems.
6.7. Uninterruptable Power/Dedicated Power
Provide uninterruptible power for all equipment in the main wiring closet (server room). This
UPS is connected to the hotel generator. Sufficient battery time must be available at full load to
enable the system to remain operating until the switch to generator power or be shut down
gracefully.
UPS power “15 amps, 110 V/60/1 “ must also provided (North American Specification;
equivalent for local power in other countries) to each IDC that houses network
connectivity.
All Isolated ground and UPS receptacles should be identified using a different colour, e.g.
orange or red.
6.8 Vendor Qualification
Purchaser
The General Contractor shall be referred to as the Purchaser.
Manufacturer
Manufacturer refers to the company that is responsible for the manufacturing of the copper and
optical fiber cabling.
The manufacturer is to be responsible for producing all design and installation
guidelines and training required by a vendor to provide an end-to-end cabling system.
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