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Fairmont Hotels & Resorts · Design Standards APPENDICES Have audio inputs and microphone jacks been provided in baseboard “AV” units in meeting rooms, ballrooms and prefunction areas? Are there residential sound systems for the Two-Bedroom and Presidential Suites? Confirm that residential built-in individual stereos are to be provided in FF&E. Is there an interconnection to the sound systems to override the music if a fire alarm signal is initiated? Fire Alarm System Has a two-stage fire alarm system with emergency voice communication provisions been provided? Is the fire alarm system sequence of operation based on the “floor above/alarm floor/floor below” evacuation with an alert signal elsewhere? Confirm that the system automatically goes into evacuation mode if not responded to within a predetermined period of time? Confirm that fire alarm system smoke detectors have been provided throughout the hotel (i.e. everywhere except where false alarms are possible such as laundry, kitchen, etc.). Is the fire alarm system based on analog addressable devices or hardwired type? (Analog addressable is preferred). Confirm that guestroom smoke detectors have local audible alarm only with central annunciation. Smoke detector to be identified at central panel. Is there remote fire alarm annunciation in the telephone operator’s room and main security office? Where is location of main annunciator? If background music speakers are used for life safety, then ensure that cabling is suitable for a fire alarm system. In a high rise building, have the following smoke control provisions been provided: • Individual fan control switches at main fire alarm control location? • Automatic start of pressurization fans and smoke exhaust fans? • Smoke control and smoke venting fans fed from emergency power? Have fire fighter’s handsets been provided or are they not recognized or used by the local Fire Department? Are special requirements necessary for the physically challenged? Structured Cabling System for Voice and Data Communication Systems Has a structured cabling system been provided based on Category 5E cabling for voice and data? Confirm that the basic distribution is a “star” originating from the computer room for data and telephone equipment room for voice. YES NO REV. MARCH 2006 276 ©2002 Fairmont Hotels & Resorts. All Rights Reserved
Fairmont Hotels & Resorts · Design Standards APPENDICES Have “Intermediate Distribution Frames” (IDF’s) been provided in the following location: • Administration • Ballroom/Meeting Rooms • Typical guestroom floor (not required on each floor) Has the maximum distance requirement of 295 ft from each LAN room to outlet been maintained? If the building is very large or a high rise, does the distance between LAN Rooms and main computer room and telephone room exceed 295 ft, such that a fiber optic backbone is required? Confirm that the quad faceplate outlets for administration have 1 x 4 pair Category 5E (voice) with two pair punched down on each RJ11C and 2 x 5 pair Category 5E (date) cables. Confirm that the two double outlet faceplates for the guestrooms have 1 x 4 pair Category 5E (voice) with two pair punched down on each RJ11C and 2 x 4 pair Category 5E (data) cables. Confirm that a fax patch panel has been provided in the telephone operators room. Have P.O. S. power and data outlet locations been coordinated with the Food Service consultant and Interior Designer? Telephone Systems Verify that the telephone switch and handsets are provided in the general contract based on FHR Specifications. Card Access and Door Alarm Security System The preferred method for card access control is to integrate door alarm points and hardwired card reader locations into the “Time Lox” or equivalent electronic door locking system. Card readers controlling electric strikes along with door alarm contacts to monitor forced entry are required at the following locations: • Staff entry (with remote release from security office, door alarm contacts may be deleted). • Access doors from parking garage into back-of-house corridors for frequent use by employees. Access doors from the loading dock into back-of-house service corridor. • Access door into valet cashier’s room (if direct access from exterior). • Any other secure location which has access from an unsecured area and where employees require frequent access (i.e., silver storage, liquor storage, etc.). Have magnetic door alarm contacts been provided at unsupervised exterior perimeter doors? YES NO REV. MARCH 2006 277 ©2002 Fairmont Hotels & Resorts. All Rights Reserved
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