FAIRMONT HOTELS & RESORTS -DESIGN STANDARDS

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Fairmont Hotels & Resorts · Design Standards SERVICES AND SYSTEMS 8. TECHNOLOGY SERVICES – COMMUNICATION SYSTEMS 8.1. Room Specifications Telephone Equipment Room a) The telephone equipment room should have an area of approximately 25 m 2 . Provide adjacent entrance facilities where required by local telephone service provider. Size and configuration of room to be confirmed with equipment manufacturer(s). b) Electrical requirements should be sufficient to supply a Northern Telecom Meridian system or Fairmont Hotels approved equivalent. Consultants to confirm with manufacturer of switching equipment to confirm actual power supply, cabling and conduit requirements prior completing design. c) The equipment room should be located as close as possible to main cable risers and computer room. d) UPS : Emergency evaporative or gel type battery back-up to be provided with system. e) Provide supports for equipment and HVAC as per equipment manufacturer’s requirements. Telephone Operators’ Room a) Room should have an area of approximately 20m 2 (based on a 300-400 rooms hotel) to accommodate two or three attendants with one supervisor. Supervisory equipment terminals (security, fire alarm etc...) must also be accommodated in this room. b) This room may be included with Fairmont Hotel’s Royal Service which combines other telephone-dependant guest services (room service, concierge, etc...). To be determined by FHR in final design brief. REV. MARCH 2006 240 © 2002, Fairmont Hotels and Resorts. All Rights Reserved.
Fairmont Hotels & Resorts · Design Standards SERVICES AND SYSTEMS Computer Room a) A main central computer shall be provided in the accounting offices area to house all network servers. The Systems Manager’s office should be located next to the computer room with glazed partition between. b) The floor finish should be anti-static VAT, ceiling w/suspended acoustic tiles. c) All cabling to be installed in ceiling mounted open cable trays. d) The room should be air conditioned with an independent unit hooked up to the emergency power supply to maintain the room at 20°C (± 3°C) and 50% RH. e) Ventilation and AC system to be provided with high efficiency filters. f) Provide temperature sensors connected to the EMS to enable low/high temperature alarm. g) No pipes or equipment containing liquid are to be installed above the computer room except for sprinkler pipes where they are required by local bylaws or building code. h) Smoke detector and fire extinguisher to be provided in computer room. i) Lighting to be recessed fluorescent fixtures on emergency power supply. j) Electrical supply to on dedicated circuits from the hotel’s main distribution panel. k) A minimum of 10 KVA power supply is required. l) UPS (Uninterruptible Power Supply) must be provided (10 KVA, 3 phase, 208/120 VAC with non-evaporative type battery back-up). m) Number of outlets varies depending on equipment provided by FHR. Generally one duplex 120 VAC, 15A outlet will be required for each Server, and one outlet for each PC, Monitor, printer, modem and network hub. A typical 400-room hotel will require approximately 16 duplex outlets in the computer room. Exact number of outlet will be confirmed with FHR prior to completing construction documents and specifications. n) The computer equipment shall be mounted on a shelving system; this system will allow equipment to be plugged in. REV. MARCH 2006 241 © 2002, Fairmont Hotels and Resorts. All Rights Reserved.
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