FAIRMONT HOTELS & RESORTS -DESIGN STANDARDS

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Fairmont Hotels & Resorts · Design Standards APPENDICES Electrical and LAN Closet: • Separate room for LAN equipment Typical Guestroom Provisions: • Power, telephone, lighting and TV outlets as per interior designer • Confirm if 120 volt (US) outlet is required at desk • Handicapped provisions such as strobes, vibrating pillow, etc. as per local code Special Guestrooms Sound System: • Residential stereo conduit rough-in for Two-Bedroom and Presidential Suites. Includes two systems with two speakers in master bedroom and four speakers in living room and dining room. Homerun location is armoire unit in each room. SPECIFICATIONS Power Distribution Have copper conductors and bus been specified? Has electrical equipment been suitably dearated for temperature in areas where ambient temperatures are in the range of 105 F ? Have concealed conduit and devices been specified in all front-of-house areas and back-of-house areas except storage and service rooms? Have lamacoid nameplates been specified for all equipment? Is the interrupting capacity of all distribution panels and switchgear been specified to ensure that the equipment can safely withstand the available fault current? Have one or all of the following wiring methods been described? • Enclosed bus duct for main transformers • Multi-core armored cables or cables in conduit for large feeders to distribution pads, motor control centers and branch panelboards • Small branch circuit wiring in conduit or unarmored double insulated cable in tray for devices in ceiling space or in hollow cavity walls Emergency Power Does the generator specification include a statement for “the generator to handle a 100% load step”? Does the transfer switch specification include bypass provisions in order to avoid shutting down the load or maintenance? YES NO REV. MARCH 2006 288 ©2002 Fairmont Hotels & Resorts. All Rights Reserved
Fairmont Hotels & Resorts · Design Standards APPENDICES In certain locations, local codes require a central battery or inverter to supply power to designated emergency luminaires for the 10 second outage during which the generator starts. Is this specified? Lighting Lighting fixture selection shall be based on FHR’s Standards and on input from the interior lighting designer, however, the following minimum requirements should be met: • Fluorescent luminaires shall be energy efficient type with T-8 l<strong>amp</strong>s and electronic ballasts. Ballasts shall be HPF type with low harmonic content. • Fluorescent back-of-house luminaire selection shall be based on the lowest cost for the local region, hower, 1’ x 4’ and 2 x 4’ are recommended. • Line voltage, architectural grade, open reflector downlights shall have standard l<strong>amp</strong>s. • Low voltage luminaires shall be specified with integral transformers. Does the electrical specification include the dimming specification and lighting “cuts” from the interior lighting designer? Fire Alarm System Have smoke detectors in guestrooms been specified with their own local audible alarm? For high-rise buildings, has a fire rated riser cable been specified? Lighting Protection System Two systems are available – North American based with independent copper down conductors in conduit, or European based, where the structural steel may be used as down conductors. Which is specified? If upright air terminals are specified at the top of the building, are they visible? The alternative is a flat copper tape. YES NO REV. MARCH 2006 289 ©2002 Fairmont Hotels & Resorts. All Rights Reserved
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