FAIRMONT HOTELS & RESORTS -DESIGN STANDARDS

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Fairmont Hotels & Resorts · Design Standards APPENDICES • Room contains floor mounted UPS and separate air conditioning unit, all on emergency power • Interconnection to PBX equipment room and telephone operator’s room • Termination point of all fiber or copper backbone cabling from hubs Telephone Operator’s Room: • Lighting and emergency power • Each workstation with normal and UPS power, Quad data/voice outlet, 25 pair telephone cable outlet and paging telephone outlet • CCTV monitors and audio monitoring controls • VCR’s • Red alarm lights for front desk cashier, main cashier office, staff safety deposit box, valet/parking cashier and sauna • Remote fire alarm printer or annunciator • Master pocket paging station • Walk-in cooler/freezer alarm annunciation • UPS power and data outlet for POS printer • Power bar for battery chargers for portable radios and pagers Luggage Storage: • CCTV camera • House phone • One power outlet Valet/Parking Cashier • UPS power • Quadplex voice/data • Alarm pushbutton (to telephone operator’s room) • Card access entry (to be reviewed on each project) Prefunction Area “AV-1”, “AV-2”, “AV-3” GR and 200 <strong>amp</strong> power panels in ballroom, meeting rooms and prefunction areas. “AV-2”, “AV-3” and “AV-4” panels in meeting rooms depending on size. Control niches for telephone, lighting, volume and screen controls in each room and associated prefunction area. Independent sound systems with capability for “combining” into one room. Door hold-open devices. Power for food warming carts in service corridor. “Do Not Disturb” light in service corridor of function room. Lighting bar and ceiling power in ballroom with dimmer in control niche. Separate electrical room and sound system equipment room. YES NO REV. MARCH 2006 284 ©2002 Fairmont Hotels & Resorts. All Rights Reserved
Fairmont Hotels & Resorts · Design Standards APPENDICES Spa/Fitness Center Reception Desk: • Workstations with power and computer outlets (usual quantity of 2) • Power and computer outlet for printer • Telephone outlets for guest and staff use • Miscellaneous power supply • Power for battery chargers • CCTV monitor and switches for pool and exercise room • Microphone for two-way audio monitoring of pool (indoor pool only) • Volume control for background music system for circulation space • Buzzers for sauna emergency alarm Exercise Area: • Separate circuit for each piece of equipment • Power and TV outlet at base of each piece of equipment • Local music volume control • CCTV camera • Emergency telephone • Two wall-mounted TV signal and power outlets • Portable sound system Sauna and Steam: • Emergency pushbutton to alarm at reception desk • Sauna temperature control outside of sauna room Pool Area: • CCTV camera and speaker • Minimum two underwater lights in pool and minimum one light in whirlpool • Underwater speakers in pool (Resort only) • Emergency telephone • Separate times switch for whirlpool Massage Rooms: • Dimmer control for lighting • Local volume control to ceiling speaker for background music • Power above shelf for portable cassette/CD player • Wall telephone • Three duplex power outlets at low level and one above counter Locker/Showers: • Built-in swimsuit dryer YES NO REV. MARCH 2006 285 ©2002 Fairmont Hotels & Resorts. All Rights Reserved
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